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单词 archetypal
释义
archetypal
adjective
uk
/ˌɑː.kɪˈtaɪ.pəl/us
/ˌɑːr.kəˈtaɪ.pəl/
(alsoarchetypical,uk/ˌɑː.kɪˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl/us/ˌɑːr.kəˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl/)
typicalof anoriginalthing from whichothersarecopied:
an archetypalEnglishgentleman
Theylivein an archetypalcountryvillage.
See
archetype
More examples
  • Thedioramasat thenaturalhistorymuseumwere archetypalold-styleexhibitions.
  • With histhinmoustacheand well-tailoredclotheshe is the archetypalimageof ascreenvillain.
  • Somepeoplesawhim as the archetypalsciencenerd.
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(Definition ofarchetypalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofarchetypal

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This myth is thearchetypalmasculine role hallmarked by mastery and power.
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It does not offer an 'alternative' geared towards cure of extreme maladies, but is perhaps thearchetypal'complement'.
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The bis(amidinium) agents, with modest antiviral and antibiotic potency, represent the simplestarchetypalclass of groove-binding ligands.
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The text offers a neutral catalogue of ancientarchetypalstructures, prefiguring modern methods of classification by type used by scientific archaeology.
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Space-ambiophony explores the global perception of space, which is derived from thearchetypalperception of surrounding environments.
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It is the nature of the diffused ambience that defines itsarchetypalcharacter.
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In the contemporary imagination, the nun was a figure of fun - thearchetypalfoolish woman.
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The way forward is for the performative/ performing self to place emphasis upon an old, close friend witharchetypalform but also real personal significance.
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With often undefined locations for the action, we have to assume thearchetypal.
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The power of opposites is also identifiable with that of the square - thearchetypalpattern of order.
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In contrast, a school teacher from a working-class family background offered a narrative which challenges thearchetypalrepresentation of female social aspiration.
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The second aspect hasarchetypalcharacter and is rigorously independent of the means with which a work is composed.
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Instead, it is convenient to use anarchetypallanguage, standing as a suitable abstraction of a whole class of programming languages.
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Archetypalsituations and energies are all important since they resonate throughout all cultures and in the life of every individual.
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It is, of itself, thearchetypalremains of another time.
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