英语单词短语词组“grammar/british-grammar/classic-or-classical”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

Classicmeans ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that isvaluedbecause it has a traditional style:

She was wearing aclassicdark blue skirt.

It’s aclassicmotorbike from the 1940s.

Classicalso means a perfect or most typical example of something:

The show is aclassicexample of TV made for children.

We can usea classicandthe classicsto refer to the greatestand most famous works of literature from the past:

Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ isa classic.

I never read modern novels. I always preferthe classics, such as Dickens and Jane Austen.

Classicswithout an article means the academic subject which includes the study of Ancient Greek and Latin:

My sister is studyingClassicsat Manchester University right now.

We useclassicalto refer to the culture of the past and to art forms which belong to a long formal tradition:

Mozart is probably the best-knownclassicalcomposer.

She’s only eight years old and she has learned to dance bothclassicaland modern ballet.

单词	grammar/british-grammar/classic-or-classical
释义	Classicorclassical? Grammar>Easily confused words>Classicorclassical? fromEnglish Grammar Today Classic: adjective Classicmeans ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that isvaluedbecause it has a traditional style: She was wearing aclassicdark blue skirt. It’s aclassicmotorbike from the 1940s. Classicalso means a perfect or most typical example of something: The show is aclassicexample of TV made for children. Classic: noun We can usea classicandthe classicsto refer to the greatestand most famous works of literature from the past: Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’ isa classic. I never read modern novels. I always preferthe classics, such as Dickens and Jane Austen. Classicswithout an article means the academic subject which includes the study of Ancient Greek and Latin: My sister is studyingClassicsat Manchester University right now. Classical: adjective We useclassicalto refer to the culture of the past and to art forms which belong to a long formal tradition: Mozart is probably the best-knownclassicalcomposer. She’s only eight years old and she has learned to dance bothclassicaland modern ballet. See also: Adjectives #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//grammar/british-grammar/classic-or-classical##
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Classicorclassical?

Classic: adjective

Classic: noun

Classical: adjective