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单词 literary
释义
literary
adjective
uk
/ˈlɪt.ər.ər.i/us
/ˈlɪt̬.ə.rer.i/
B2
relatingtoliterature(= writtenartisticworks,especiallythose with a high andlastingartisticvalue):
The Booker Prize is the mostcovetedBritish literaryaward.
Literarycriticsravedover hisnovels.
suitablefor or in thestyleofliterature:
Herprosemakessparinguse ofrareand literary words.
Thesceneisbeautifullywritten, but it's too literary to berealistic.
(of aperson) havingreada lot ofliterature:
Myfatheris a very literaryperson.
Synonym
well read
More examples
  • She has beendescribedas thecreativecolossusof the literaryworld.
  • Herinternationallyacclaimednovelhaswonseveral literaryprizes.
  • Theannotationof literarytextsmakes them moreaccessible.
  • Hernovelsarepackedwith literaryallusions.
  • Maybe theauthorshould haverephrasedthetitleof hisarticleto make it more literary.
  • Self-educated and with agreatdesireforknowledge, he was a very literary man.
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(Definition ofliteraryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
literary
adjective
uk
/ˈlɪt.ər.ər.i/us
/ˈlɪt̬.ə.rer.i/
B2
connectedwithliterature
文学的，与文学相关的
a literarycritic文学评论家
literaryprizes文学奖
a literarystyle文学风格
More examples
  • She has beendescribedas thecreativecolossusof the literaryworld.
  • The Booker Prize is the mostcovetedBritish literaryaward.
  • Hernovelsarepackedwith literaryallusions.
  • The annotation of literarytextsmakes them moreaccessible.
  • Herinternationallyacclaimednovelhaswonseveral literaryprizes.

literary| American Dictionary

literary
adjective
us
/ˈlɪt̬·əˌrer·i/
literature
connectedwithliterature:
Shecontributedpoemsto literarymagazines.
literature
Literaryanalysisis thestudyof aworkofliteratureby acritic,teacher, orstudent.
(Definition ofliteraryfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofliterary

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With a reference list ofliteraryworks, munication networks, and new approaches to story resources to fight censorship, and three appendices telling.
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It deserves the welcome which students reserve for a really important contribution toliterarycriticism.
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Since her books were rarely taught or read during the twentieth century, her home lost itsliterarysignifications to all but a select few.
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Music stemming fromliteraryor visual contexts presents particular problems when it comes to deciding what is appropriate knowledge.
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There is greater tolerance for diversity in creative writing as license is given forliterarypurposes.
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Before proponents of the so-calledliteraryturn in anthropology achieved dominance in the field, the anthropological monograph was an easily identified artefact.
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Her close examination of the manuscript illuminates the process by which the texts,literaryand musical, were brought together, arranged, and illustrated.
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She maintained that anyliterarymerit (in both artistic and populist terms) of the series was enhanced rather than compromised by its educational aims.
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Students are thus able to read short extracts from correspondence, legislation, theoretical andliterarymaterial, which substantiate the contexts they have been led to consider.
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Some of the chapters even ignoreliteraryconventions, such as an introduction and conclusion, leaving the reader to search for the argument alone.
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His study of nineteenth-century ' ' higher law ' ' debates in relation to keyliteraryand cultural material is provocative, original, and ambitious.
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She is controversial for challenging the maleliterarytradition and appropriating the ghazal, a lyrical poetic style used by men to express love.
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That connotation is associated with theliterarymyth and symbol tendency of interpretation focusing on his lyrics.
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The revaluation of songs did not result in a lasting elevatedliterarystatus of the genre.
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If music in this novel were a completelyliteraryconstruct, musicologists might wonder why it warranted their attention and expertise.
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