| 词汇 | literary |
| 释义 | literaryUK:*/ˈlɪtərəri/US:/ˈlɪtəˌrɛri/ ,(lit′ə rer′ē)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 literary adj (relating to literature)文学的；与文学相关的Literary novels aren't usually popular with young people. literary adj (language: formal in style) (语言)书面语的，正式的His literary expressions get in the way of what he's saying. literary adj (person: learned, well read) (人)有学养的，有文化的，读书多的My aunt was very literary: she was always quoting Shakespeare. 复合形式： literary critic n ([sb] who reviews literature)文学评论家The literary critic wrote a poor review of the new novel. literary criticism n (study and review of literature)文学评论；文学批评Good literary criticism should be both informative and constructive. literary device n (technique used in writing)文学手段；文学手法Irony is a long-favoured literary device in situation comedies. literary foil n (complementary or contrasting character)陪衬角色 literary language n (writing, speech: formal or poetic style)文学用语Long complex sentences are a characteristic of literary language. literary style n (writing, speech: formal or poetic language)书面体；文学体The author was congratulated for his unique literary style. literary talent n (skill as a creative writer)文采；文学天赋Margaret's literary talent has made her famous as a writer. literary talent n (authors skilled at creative writing)文学天才The agency represents literary talent and helps them to get book contracts. literary work n (high-quality fiction or poetry)文学作品 nonliterary, non-literary adj (not literary)非文学的；非文学上的 |
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