classic
classic 英 [ˈklæsɪk] 美 [ ˈklæsɪk]
adj. 经典的;古典的 n. 名著;杰作;典范
名词复数:classics
- The noun classic means something that's very high quality, particularly if it has lasting value. The pristine Model T Ford that you keep in your garage is a classic, but the beat up old Honda you drive everyday is not.
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- adj. 经典的;古典的
- n. 名著;杰作;典范
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1. a classic novel
经典小说
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2. a classic example of poor communication
缺乏沟通的典型实例
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3. She displayed the classic symptoms of depression.
她显现出了抑郁症的典型症状。
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4. a classic grey suit
一套典雅的灰色服装
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5. classic design
古朴典雅的设计
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6. English classics such as ‘Alice in Wonderland’
英语经典作品如《艾丽丝漫游奇境记》
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7. The novel may become a modern classic.
这部小说可能会成为现代名著。
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8. That match was a classic.
那场比赛堪称经典。
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9. a classic movie, a classic work
经典影片╱作品
- classic (adj.) 1610s, "of or belonging to the highest class; approved as a model," from French classique (17c.), from Latin classicus "relating to the (highest) classes of the Roman people," hence, "superior," from classis (see class (n.)). Originally in English, "of the first class;" meaning "belonging to or characteristic of standard authors of Greek and Roman antiquity" is attested from 1620s.
- classic (n.) "a Greek or Roman writer or work," 1711, from classic (adj.). So, by mid-18c., any work or author in any context held to have a similar quality or relationship; an artist or literary production of the first rank. In classical Latin the noun use of classicus meant "a marine" (miles classicus) from the "military division" sense of classis.
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