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canon

gb/kˈænən/ us/kˈænən/
B2 英語
~ 2000
kánon, alapelv, mérce, kanonok
名詞 B2
1
用法パターン:
[something] is part of the canon
The novel is now considered part of the American literary canon.
A regényt ma már az amerikai irodalmi kánon részének tekintik.
Fans debated whether the new movie fits into the official Star Wars canon.
A rajongók arról vitáztak, hogy az új film beleillik-e a hivatalos Star Wars-kánonba.
The church council decided which books belonged in the biblical canon.
Many modern works are challenging the established Western canon.
学習者向け例文
This book is part of the school’s reading canon.
Ez a könyv része az iskolai olvasmánykánonnak.
The movie is not in the official canon.
A film nincs benne a hivatalos kánonban.
They studied the poems in the English canon.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'canon' with 'cannon' (a large gun). The two words have very different meanings and spellings.
意味
Officially accepted works
コロケーション
literary canon |biblical canon |film canon |part of the canon |establish the canon
類義語
corpus (Refers to a body of work but without implying official acceptance.)
対義語
apocrypha (Refers to works not accepted as official or authentic in a religious or literary context.)
テーマ
literature |media |religion |arts_entertainment
定義

The set of books, movies, or stories that are officially accepted as part of a series or tradition.

The collection of works, texts, or stories considered genuine and authoritative within a particular field, especially in literature, film, or religion.

名詞 B2
2
用法パターン:
canon of [something]
One of the canons of journalism is accuracy.
Az újságírás egyik alapelve a pontosság.
The canon of good taste changes over time.
A jó ízlés mércéje idővel változik.
Honesty is a canon in their family values.
学習者向け例文
The canon of our club is respect for all.
Klubunk egyik alapelve, hogy mindenkit tisztelünk.
One canon of art is balance.
A művészet egyik alapelve az egyensúly.
A main canon in science is to test ideas.
意味
General rule or principle
コロケーション
canon of ethics |canon of taste |basic canon |follow the canon
類義語
principle (More general term for a basic truth or rule.)
対義語
exception (Something that does not follow the general rule.)
テーマ
philosophy |ethics |core_vocabulary
定義

A rule or idea that many people accept as true or right.

A principle, rule, or standard that is widely accepted as a fundamental truth or guideline.

名詞 C1 TECHNICAL
3
He was appointed as a canon of the cathedral.
A székesegyház kanonokjává nevezték ki.
The canons met to discuss church matters.
A kanonokok összegyűltek, hogy egyházi ügyeket vitassanak meg.
She served as an honorary canon for many years.
学習者向け例文
The canon works at the big church.
A kanonok a nagy templomban dolgozik.
He became a canon last year.
Tavaly kanonok lett.
The bishop spoke to the canons.
意味
Clergy member in some churches
コロケーション
cathedral canon |appointed canon |honorary canon
類義語
priest (General term for a clergy member; not specific to cathedral roles.)
テーマ
religion
定義

A priest who works at a cathedral or large church.

A priest who is part of the staff of a cathedral or collegiate church in certain Christian traditions.

文法
辞書形
canon
IPA
GB/kˈænən/
US/kˈænən/
音節・強勢
can - on (2音節)
Stress on 1st syllable (can)
活用形
Noun
  • Base: canon
  • Plural: canons
関連語
Forms
canons noun
Core family
canonical adjective
Related words
canonize verb canonization noun
Negative and opposite forms
noncanonical adjective
Advanced or less common
canonically adverb
表現

biblical canon

1
/bˈɪblɪkəl kˈænən/
fixed phrase technical

Official Bible book list

The list of books that are officially part of the Bible.

例文
  • The biblical canon differs between religious traditions.
  • Scholars study how the biblical canon was formed.

establish the canon

1
/ɪstˈæblɪʃ ðə kˈænən/
fixed phrase

Decide official works list

To decide which works should be officially included in a set or tradition.

例文
  • The committee met to establish the canon of acceptable readings.
  • Historians work to establish the canon for ancient literature.

part of the canon

1
/pˈɑɹt əv ðə kˈænən/
fixed phrase

Included in official works list

To be included in the official set of works or rules for something.

例文
  • The character’s backstory is now part of the canon.
  • This play became part of the literary canon after many years.

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