literary genre

英 [ˈlɪtərəri ˈʒɒ̃rə]

美 [ˈlɪtəreri ˈʒɑːnrə]

网络  文学体裁; 文学类型; 体裁; 文学流派; 文类

英英释义

noun

• a style of expressing yourself in writing
  Synonym:writing stylegenre

双语例句

• Given that this is a wretched literary genre in which almost every example is lamentable, to find the very worst is a tall order.
  鉴于这是一个令人厌恶的文学类别，几乎其中每个例子都令人不快，因此，要找到最糟糕的那个，可是一项艰巨的任务。
• The literary genre of works intended for the theater.
  适用于剧院演出的文体。
• Poetry is a special literary genre, whose form is more important than that of prose.
  诗歌是一种特殊的文学体裁，比散文更注重形式。
• Gardening literature is an important literary genre of classical Chinese literature.
  园记是中国古代文学体裁中的重要一支。
• Chapter One: Initiation Story, a Specific Literary Genre.
  第一章：成长小说，一种特殊的文学体裁。
• Fiction is a literary genre that aims to reflect real life through describing typical literary images.
  小说是通过塑造典型人物形象来反映现实生活的一种文学体裁。
• Essay writing, as a branch of prose, is a kind of literary genre close to life.
  作为散文艺术的派生和分支，随笔是与人们生活最为贴近的一种文学方式。
• The literary genre to which Poe contributed most is the short story.
  哥特派风格文学的类型投稿的大部分是短篇小说。
• It can also deepen our knowledge of magical realism, which is not only a literary genre, but also a postcolonial approach to oppose colonial discourse and to embody the hybridity of the postcolonial culture.
  也加深了我们对魔幻现实主义的认识，它不仅是一种文学类型，也是一种反对殖民话语以及展现后殖民文化混杂性的后殖民手段。
• As a literary genre, the British fiction reached unprecedented submits in the 19th century.
  作为一种文学形式，十九世纪英国小说步入了空前的鼎盛时期。