英语 - 匈牙利语

classic

gb/klˈæsɪk/ us/klˈæsɪk/
B1 英语
~ 1400
klasszikus, tipikus, antik, ókori görög-római
B1
1
用法模式:
a classic [example/book/movie/etc.]
Casablanca is considered a classic film of the 1940s.
A Casablancát az 1940-es évek klasszikus filmjének tartják.
This painting is a classic example of impressionism.
Ez a festmény az impresszionizmus egyik klasszikus példája.
Her outfit had a classic elegance that never goes out of style.
It's a classic case of poor planning leading to failure.
学习者例句
That book is a classic story.
Az a könyv egy klasszikus történet.
This is a classic movie from the 1980s.
Ez egy klasszikus film az 1980-as évekből.
Paris is a classic place to visit.
This is a classic example of a mistake.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'classic' with 'classical'; 'classical' usually refers to traditional forms in art or music, not just high quality or timelessness.
含义
excellent and lasting in value
搭配
classic example |classic novel |classic design |classic movie |classic style
近义词
timeless (Emphasizes that something remains relevant or appealing over time.)
反义词
forgettable (Suggests lacking lasting impact or value.)
主题
culture |arts |evaluation |core_vocabulary
释义

Very good and important for a long time.

Judged to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind, with enduring significance or appeal.

B1
2
用法模式:
a classic [mistake/case/symptom/etc.]
Forgetting to save your work is a classic mistake.
Klasszikus hiba, ha elfelejted elmenteni a munkádat.
This is a classic symptom of the disease.
Ez a betegség tipikus tünete.
It's a classic case of too little, too late.
His response was a classic example of evasion.
学习者例句
It was a classic mistake to leave the door open.
Klasszikus hiba volt nyitva hagyni az ajtót.
This is a classic problem in math.
Ez egy klasszikus matematikai probléma.
That is a classic case of bad luck.
This is a classic symptom of the flu.
含义
typical of a situation or category
搭配
classic mistake |classic case |classic symptom |classic example
近义词
typical (Focuses on being representative rather than on quality or value.)
反义词
unusual (Suggests something not typical or expected.)
主题
daily life |communication |core_vocabulary
释义

Very typical for a kind of thing or situation.

Serving as a standard or typical example of something.

名词 B1
3
用法模式:
[something] is a classic
Moby-Dick is an American literary classic.
A Moby Dick amerikai irodalmi klasszikus.
That album has become a rock classic.
Az az album rockklasszikussá vált.
The film quickly became a modern classic.
学习者例句
This book is a classic.
Ez a könyv klasszikusnak számít.
That movie is a classic from my childhood.
Az a film a gyerekkorom egyik klasszikusa.
The song is now a classic.
含义
famous and enduring work of art or literature
搭配
literary classic |film classic |music classic
近义词
masterpiece (Often implies unmatched skill, not just enduring popularity.)
反义词
flop (Refers to something that fails commercially or critically.)
主题
arts |culture |arts_entertainment |education
释义

A book, film, song, or other work that people think is very good and important for a long time.

A work of art, literature, music, or similar that has been judged over time to be of the highest quality and lasting importance.

B2
4
用法模式:
classic [architecture/art/literature/etc.]
The museum has an impressive collection of classic sculptures.
A múzeumnak lenyűgöző gyűjteménye van antik szobrokból.
She studied classic literature at university.
Az egyetemen ókori görög-római irodalmat tanult.
The building's design was inspired by classic architecture.
学习者例句
We saw classic buildings in Rome.
Rómában ókori római épületeket láttunk.
He reads classic stories from Greece.
Ókori görög történeteket olvas.
The art is from the classic period.
含义
relating to ancient Greece or Rome
搭配
classic architecture |classic literature |classic civilization
近义词
ancient Greek and Roman (Specifically indicates historical period and location.)
反义词
modern (Refers to contemporary times rather than ancient history.)
主题
history |arts |arts_entertainment |education
释义

About the old culture, art, and writing from ancient Greece or Rome.

Relating to the culture, art, or literature of ancient Greece or Rome.

语法
词典原形
classic
IPA
GB/klˈæsɪk/
US/klˈæsɪk/
音节与重音
clas - sic (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (clas)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: classic
Noun
  • Base: classic
  • Plural: classics
词族
Forms
classics noun
Core family
classical adjective B1 classically adverb
Advanced or less common
classicist noun classicism noun
相关表达

a classic example of [something]

1
/ə klˈæsɪk ɪɡzˈæmpəl əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase

typical case illustrating something clearly

A very clear and typical case that shows what something is like.

例句
  • This is a classic example of why you should double-check your work.
  • The painting is a classic example of her early style.

a modern classic

1
/ə mˈɑdɚn klˈæsɪk/
fixed phrase

recent work with lasting value status

A new book, film, or song that people think will stay famous and loved for many years.

例句
  • The film quickly became known as a modern classic.
  • Her 2005 album is now considered a modern classic.

an instant classic

1
/ən ˈɪnstənt klˈæsɪk/
fixed phrase

immediately recognized as excellent and enduring

Something that people right away think will be famous and loved for a long time.

例句
  • Her debut novel was an instant classic among critics.
  • The match was so exciting that it became an instant classic.

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