classics
英['klæsɪks]
美['klæsɪks]
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n.
古希腊、古罗马的文学著作
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名词classic的复数形式.
Noun:
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study of the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome
- 1. Featured are both his classics and his latest creations.
- 他的经典作品和最新创作都很独特。
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- 2. Some styles are so flattering that they instantly become classics.
- 有些款式特别衬人，很快就成了经典。
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- 3. His children's books are classics that deserve to be much better known.
- 他的儿童书非常经典，应该为更多人所知晓。
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- 4. It was law or classics—I mean English or classics.
- 是法律或者古典文学——我的意思是英语或古典文学。
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- 5. The movies he made became art-house classics.
- 他拍摄的影片成了艺术片的经典之作。
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用作名词 (n.)
- She studied Classics at university.
她在大学学习古希腊与古罗马的语言文学。
- He can run off many classics from memory.
他能把许多古典作品倒背如流。
