英语单词短语词组“classic”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

classic

adjective

/ˈklæs.ɪk/us

/ˈklæs.ɪk/

classicadjective(HIGH QUALITY)

having a highqualityorstandardagainst which other things arejudged:

经典的；优秀的；一流的

Fielding's classicnovel"TomJones"菲尔丁的经典小说《汤姆‧琼斯》

Another classicgoalthere from Corley!科利又踢进一个漂亮球！

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Cullinan'stastyofferingaddsapersonaltouchto classicrecipe.
Theadvertisingindustry's use of classicsongsisvandalismofpopularculture, he said.
I've alwaysenjoyedreadingclassicnovels.

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Extremely good

admirable
amazing
amazingly
ask forsomeone
award-winning
divine
first-rate
five-star
gold-plated
gourmet
greatness
high-class
par excellence
shining
sock
splendid
splendidly
stellar
stupendously
wonderfully

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classicadjective(EXTREMELY FUNNY/BAD)

informal

extremelyorunusuallyfunny,bad, orannoying:

特别滑稽的；极坏的；极其令人讨厌的

Then shefelloverbackwardsinto the flowerbed - it wasabsolutelyclassic!然后她仰面倒进了花坛——真是太滑稽了！

That was classic! That van-driversignalledright, and thenturnedleft.太可恶了！那个货车司机打右转的信号，可是却向左转弯了！

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Linguistics: very & extreme

abjectly
abundantly
beyond
biblical
blankly
completely
desperately
extreme
highly
rank
raving
serious
smack
spectacularly
such
terrible
terribly
unutterably
veritably
wonderfully

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classicadjective(TYPICAL)

having all thecharacteristicsorqualitiesthat youexpect:

典型的；有代表性的

He's a classicexampleof akidwho'scleverbutlazy.他是个典型的聪明却懒惰的孩子。

He had all the classicsymptomsof thedisease.他具有这种病的所有典型症状。

informaldisapproving

badorunpleasant, but not verysurprisingorunexpected:

糟糕的，讨厌的，倒霉的（但并不令人惊讶）

It's classic - youarriveat thestationontimeandfindthat the train'sleftearly.事情就是那样倒霉——你按时赶到车站却发现火车提早开走了。

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He's got all the classicsymptomsof acold- thecoughsandsneezesand thesorethroat.
It's a classiccaseof the bored-housewifesyndrome- she's got nothing to do alldayexceptdrinkand goshopping.
Officialsadmitthat the re-planting of thehillsidesonlystartedfiveyearsago andseemsto be a classiccaseof too little too late.
Isufferfrom the classicworkingmother'sguilttrip.
Withdrawal is a classicsymptomofdepression.

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Samples and examples

advertisement
aliquot
archetype
benchmark
benchmarking
core
cross-section
exemplification
flavour
for instanceidiom
forerunner
illustration
qua
quintessence
role model
sample
showpiece
sort
specimen
taste

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Serious and unpleasant

classicadjective(TRADITIONAL)

having asimple,traditionalstylethat is alwaysfashionable:

典雅的；古朴的；传统的

Sheworea classicnavysuit.她身着一套传统式样的海军服。

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

fashionable

fashionableShe's so fashionable.
in fashionTighter trousers for men are back in fashion.
inShort jackets are in this season.
coolHe was wearing a pair of cool sunglasses.
hipWe went to the hip new club in town.
trendyHe likes trendy clothes and modern furniture.

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Modern & fashionable

be (all) the rageidiom
be having a momentidiom
be the last word insomethingidiom
futuristic
get with the programmeidiom
go ahead
happening
high-tech
hipster
smartness
snappily
snappy
snazzily
sophisticated
the avant-garde
up to date
up-to-the-minuteidiom
way-out
with it
à la mode

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Grammar

Classicorclassical?

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: adjective

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: noun

We can use a classic and the classics to refer to the greatest and most famous works of literature from the past:…

Classical: adjective

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

classic

noun

/ˈklæs.ɪk/us

/ˈklæs.ɪk/

classicnoun(HIGH QUALITY)

B2[C]

apieceof writing, amusicalrecording, or afilmthat is wellknownand of a highstandardandlastingvalue:

（书、音乐或电影的）经典作品，杰作

JaneAusten's "Prideand Prejudice" is a classicofEnglishliterature.简•奥斯汀的《傲慢与偏见》是英国文学中的经典作品。

Many of the Rolling Stones'recordshavebecomerockclassics.滚石乐队的许多唱片已成为摇滚乐的经典之作。

the classics[plural]

the mostfamousworksofliterature:

古典文学名著

Ispentmychildhoodreadingthe classics.我把童年花在阅读经典文学作品上了。

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Larkin'spoemshavebecomeclassics,taughtinschools.
Hismusical,basedon anovelby Zola,becamea classic.
'Anna Karenina' is a classic ofRussianliterature.

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Types of film, play, book etc.

adaptation
Afrofuturism
allegorical
allegory
anime
autobiographical
computer-animated
cyberpunk
episodic
Gothic
kitchen-sink
lampoon
procedural
prosy
psychological
pulpy
satirical
self-referential
SFF
smash

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classicnoun(STUDY)

classics[U]

thestudyofancientGreekandRomanculture,especiallytheirlanguagesandliterature:

古希腊和古罗马文化研究（尤指语言与文学方面）

Shestudied/readclassics at Cambridge.她在剑桥学习古希腊和古罗马文化研究。

a classicsscholar.研究古希腊和古罗马文化的学者

Hehelpedtoestablishthe classicsdepartmentat the University of Massachusetts.

Herauntwas a classicsprofessorat Cambridge University.

Hespentayearteachingclassics at a Chicagouniversity.

Latiniscertainlyusefulfor a classicsdegree.

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Subjects & disciplines

Afrocentrism
andragogy
AP
applicative
applied
functional skills
glaciology
hard science
historiography
home economics
ology
ontology
oology
orientalist
PE
stem
subscience
suicidology
technical
technically

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classicnoun(TRADITIONAL)

[C]

apieceofclothingthat is alwaysfashionable:

经典服装；永不过时的传统服装

Alongwoolcoatis a classic no one should be without.羊毛大衣应该是衣橱里必不可少的经典服装。

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Clothing - general words

all-in-one
anti-fur
apparel
argyle
attire
cast-offs
finery
fitter
furrier
garb
garment
get up
glad rags
mothball
schmutter
sensible
separates
shapewear
shorty
your best bib and tuckeridiom

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classicnoun(SPORT)

(alsoClassic)

animportantraceorcompetitionin anumberof differentsportsincludinghorseracing,golf, andtennis:

The Fall Classicgrewout of acasualwagerbetween theownersof the Boston and Pittsburghbaseballclubs.

Hetriesto take thegolfclassic andfundraisingauctionto the nextleveleveryyear.

(alsoClassic)

in the UK, any of the fivemainracesin theflatracing(= where thehorsesdo notjumpoverfences)season:

The five Classics each havetheirownidentity.

Within the first fiveyears,geldingswerebannedfrom the Classics.

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He is agelding, and soineligiblefor the Premier Classic.

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Sports & games generally

battleship
board sport
buildering
choose
choose up sb/sth
contact sport
cross-country
defensively
game
high jinks
insurance
multi-sport
parasport
parkour
pickup
pre-game
snooker
sport
the first person
TTRPG

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Specific sporting events

Horse racing

Grammar

Classicorclassical?

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: adjective

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: noun

We can use a classic and the classics to refer to the greatest and most famous works of literature from the past:…

Classical: adjective

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

(Definition ofclassicfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

classic

adjective

/ˈklæs.ɪk/us

/ˈklæs.ɪk/

classicadjective(HIGH QUALITY)

having a highqualityorstandardagainst which other things arejudged

经典的；优秀的；一流的

Fielding's classicnovel"Tom Jones"菲尔丁的经典小说《汤姆‧琼斯》

Another classicgoalthere from Corley!科利又踢进一个漂亮球！

More examples

Cullinan'stastyofferingaddsapersonaltouchto classicrecipe.
Theadvertisingindustry's use of classicsongsisvandalismofpopularculture, he said.
I've alwaysenjoyedreadingclassicnovels.

classicadjective(EXTREMELY FUNNY/BAD)

informal

extremelyorunusuallyfunny,bad, orannoying

特别滑稽的；极坏的；极其令人讨厌的

Then shefelloverbackwardsinto the flowerbed - it wasabsolutelyclassic!然后她仰面倒进了花坛——真是太滑稽了！

That was classic! That van-driversignalledright, and thenturnedleft.太可恶了！那个货车司机打右转的信号，可是却向左转弯了！

classicadjective(TYPICAL)

having all thecharacteristicsorqualitiesthat youexpect

典型的；有代表性的

He's a classicexampleof akidwho'scleverbutlazy.他是个典型的聪明却懒惰的孩子。

He had all the classicsymptomsof thedisease.他具有这种病的所有典型症状。

informaldisapproving

badorunpleasant, but not verysurprisingorunexpected

糟糕的，讨厌的，倒霉的（但并不令人惊讶）

It's classic - youarriveat thestationontimeandfindthat the train'sleftearly.事情就是那样倒霉——你按时赶到车站却发现火车提早开走了。

More examples

He's got all the classicsymptomsof acold- thecoughsandsneezesand thesorethroat.
It's a classiccaseof the bored-housewifesyndrome- she's got nothing to do alldayexceptdrinkand goshopping.
Officialsadmitthat the re-planting of thehillsidesonlystartedfiveyearsago andseemsto be a classiccaseof too little too late.
Isufferfrom the classicworkingmother'sguilttrip.
Withdrawal is a classicsymptomofdepression.

classicadjective(TRADITIONAL)

having asimple,traditionalstylethat is alwaysfashionable

典雅的；古朴的；传统的

Sheworea classicnavysuit.她身着一套传统式样的海军服。

Grammar

Classicorclassical?

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: adjective

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: noun

We can use a classic and the classics to refer to the greatest and most famous works of literature from the past:…

Classical: adjective

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

classic

noun

/ˈklæs.ɪk/us

/ˈklæs.ɪk/

classicnoun(HIGH QUALITY)

B2[C]

apieceof writing, amusicalrecording, or afilmthat is wellknownand of a highstandardandlastingvalue

（书、音乐或电影的）经典作品，杰作

Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" is a classicofEnglishliterature.简•奥斯汀的《傲慢与偏见》是英国文学中的经典作品。

Many of the Rolling Stones'recordshavebecomerockclassics.滚石乐队的许多唱片已成为摇滚乐的经典之作。

the classics[plural]

the mostfamousworksofliterature

古典文学名著

Ispentmychildhoodreadingthe classics.我把童年花在阅读经典文学作品上了。

More examples

Larkin'spoemshavebecomeclassics,taughtinschools.
Hismusical,basedon anovelby Zola,becamea classic.
'Anna Karenina' is a classic ofRussianliterature.

classicnoun(STUDY)

classics[U]

thestudyofancientGreekandRomanculture,especiallytheirlanguagesandliterature

古希腊和古罗马文化研究（尤指语言与文学方面）

Shestudied/readclassics at Cambridge.她在剑桥学习古希腊和古罗马文化研究。

a classicsscholar.研究古希腊和古罗马文化的学者

classicnoun(TRADITIONAL)

[C]

apieceofclothingthat is alwaysfashionable

经典服装；永不过时的传统服装

Alongwoolcoatis a classic no one should be without.羊毛大衣应该是衣橱里必不可少的经典服装。

Grammar

Classicorclassical?

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: adjective

Classic means ‘high quality’. In particular, we use it to mean something that is valued because it has a traditional style:…

Classic: noun

We can use a classic and the classics to refer to the greatest and most famous works of literature from the past:…

Classical: adjective

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

classic| American Dictionary

classic

adjective

/ˈklæs·ɪk/

classicadjective(STANDARD)

being of a highstandardagainst whichothersof the sametypearejudged:

classicliterature

JohnSteinbeck's classic Americannovel, “The Grapes of Wrath”

classicadjective(TRADITIONAL)

traditionalindesignorstyle:

Sheworea classicbluesuitand astrawhat.

classicadjective(TYPICAL)

having all thecharacteristicsorqualitiesthat aretypicalof something:

Thebuildingis a classicexampleofpoordesign.

classic

noun[C]

/ˈklæs·ɪk/

classicnoun[C](STANDARD)

a well-knownpieceof writing,musicalrecording, orfilmwhich is of highqualityandlastingvalue:

Chaplin’sfilmsareregardedas American classics.

Examplesofclassic

classic

Your subscription series would be mostly comedies with a few classics, musicals, dramas, and other types of plays.