| 单词 | 刊登 |
| 释义 | 〔run〕To publish in a periodical:刊登，刊印：在刊物上出版，刊登：〔Munro〕British writer known for his witty and sometimes bitter short stories, published in collections such asThe Chronicles of Clovis (1911). 芒罗，赫克托耳·休：(1870-1916) 英国作家，以其诙谐间或伤感的短篇小说著称，这些短篇小说刊登于小说集如《克洛维斯记事》 （1911年） 〔splash〕To display or publicize very noticeably:显著展示，以显著地位刊登：〔fanfic〕Fiction written by fans as an extension of an admired work or series of works, especially a television show, often posted on the Internet or published in fanzines.影迷杜撰小说，同人小说：影迷创作的小说，作为对其崇拜的一部或一系列作品尤其是电视节目的拓展，通常贴在互联网上，或刊登于影迷杂志中〔Rockwell〕American illustrator whose works, many of which appeared on the cover of theSaturday Evening Post, offer a nostalgic, idealized view of everyday American life. 罗克韦尔，诺曼：(1894-1978) 美国插图画家，他的绘画表现了对理想化的美国人日常生活的怀恋，很多刊登在《周六晚邮报》 的封面上 〔adolescent〕The adolescent grows up to become the adult.The wordsadolescent and adult that refer to these two stages in the human life cycle ultimately come from forms of the same Latin word, adolēscere, meaning "to grow up.” The present participle ofadolēscere, adolēscēns, from which adolescent derives, means "growing up,” while the past participleadultus, the source of adult, means "grown up.” Appropriately enough,adolescent, first recorded in English in a work written perhaps in 1440, seems to have come into the language beforeadult, first recorded in a work published in 1531. 青少年成长为成年人。adolescent 及 adult 这两个词都表示人类生命循环中的两个阶段，并且始终都来自于同一个拉丁词 adolescere 的不同形式，意为“成长”。 现在分词形式的adolescere--adolescens 产生出 adolesent ，表示“正在成长的”， 而其过去分词adultus 则为 adult 的语源，意为“已经长大的”。 很恰当地是，adolescent 约于1440年首次用于英语作品中， 似乎比首次于1531年刊登在一作品中的adult 一词要早出现在英语语言中 〔Huneker〕American musician and critic who gained a wide following with his incisive critiques of music, drama, and literature, which appeared in a number of New York newspapers.休谟克，詹姆斯·吉本斯：(1860-1921) 美国音乐家和批评家，他对音乐、戏剧和文学透彻的批评为他赢得了一大批追随者，他的评论刊登在纽约市的一些报纸上〔feuilleton〕The part of a European newspaper devoted to light fiction, reviews, and articles of general entertainment.小品栏：欧洲报纸专用于刊登取悦一般读者的娱乐小说、评论以及文章的部分〔tump〕The verbtump, used almost invariably with over in the intransitive sense "to fall over"and the transitive sense "to overturn,”is in common use in the South.The editors of theDictionary of American Regional English have collected evidence of its use in Arkansas, Texas, and Kentucky; it is also common in Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia.This example supplied byDARE is typical: "When he brushed against the coffee table his Coke tumped over" (Little Rock, Arkansas, informant).But another citation, taken from Gregory Jaynes's parody of detective fiction, "In New York State: Who Poisoned the Pudding?” in the June 17, 1985, issue ofTime, indicates that tump may not be exclusively Southern: "At the end he tumps over into his rice pudding, poisoned. Whodunit?” As for its ultimate origin,tump is probably related to tumble as a separate development from the same Old English verbtumbian. 动词tump 几乎总是和 over 连用， 作不及物动词表示“倾倒，翻倒”，也可作及物动词表示“弄翻，翻转”，这个词在南部普遍使用。美国方言词典 的编辑们收集证据证明这个词用于阿肯色州、得克萨斯州和肯塔基州， 也普遍用于阿拉巴马州，田纳西州和佐治亚州。美国区域英语词典 中提供的这个例句很典型： “当他擦过咖啡桌时，他的可乐打翻了” （阿肯色州小石城，密告者）。但是从格里高利·杰恩斯的模仿侦探小说的作品《在纽约州：谁往布丁里下了毒?》（该作品刊登于1985年6月17日出版的时代 )中摘录的另一处引文却显示 tump 不一定只在南方使用： “最后，他跌倒在自己的稻米布丁中，被毒死了。谁干的?” 至于这个的词的最终来源，tump 可能与 tumble 有关， 它们分别从同一个古英语动词tumbian 发展而来 〔place〕To arrange for the publication or display of:出版，刊登：安排…出版或公布：〔journal〕A periodical presenting articles on a particular subject:期刊：刊登关于某特殊主题的文章的期刊：〔MacNeice〕Irish-born British poet whose works, published inBlind Fireworks (1929) and other collections, treat social issues in a detached, often ironic manner. 麦克尼斯，（腓特烈）·路易斯：(1907-1963) 爱尔兰裔英国诗人，作品刊登在《眩目的焰火》 （1929年）和其它集子中，他的诗以超然的、经常讽刺性的笔调看待社会问题 〔Nast〕German-born American editorial cartoonist whose caricatures inHarper's Weekly contributed to the downfall of the Tweed Ring in New York City. He also established the donkey and the elephant as symbols of the Democratic and Republican parties. 纳斯特，托马斯：(1840-1902) 德裔美国社论卡通画家，他刊登在《哈泼周刊》 上的作品对特威德集团在纽约市的垮台很有影响。他还曾创作象征共和党的大象和民主党的毛驴形象 〔advertorial〕An advertisement promoting the interests or opinions of a corporate sponsor, often presented in such a way as to resemble an editorial.社论式广告：宣传公司赞助商的兴趣或观点的广告，经常以社论的形式刊登〔Addams〕American cartoonist known for the macabre humor and Gothic settings of his cartoons, many of which first appeared in theNew Yorker. 亚当斯，查尔斯·塞缪尔：(1912-1988) 美国漫画家，以其卡通作品之恐怖的幽默及哥特式布景著名。许多作品首次刊登于《纽约人》 〔Addison〕English essayist whose witty and elegant works appeared inThe Tatler, founded by Richard Steele in 1709, and The Spectator, founded by Addison and Steele in 1711. 艾迪生，约瑟夫：(1672-1719) 英国散文作家，其诙谐而优雅的作品刊登于理查德·斯蒂尔于1709年创办的《闲谈者》 及艾迪生与斯蒂尔于1711年合办的 《旁观者》 杂志上 〔Adams〕American humorist whose column "The Conning Tower" appeared in New York newspapers for more than 20 years.亚当斯，富兰克林·皮尔斯：(1881-1960) 美国幽默作家，其“指挥塔”专栏刊登于纽约几家报纸长达二十多年〔personal〕personals A column in a newspaper or magazine featuring personal notices. personals 人事栏，分类人事广告：报纸或杂志上刊登个人简讯的栏目 |
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