novel
gb/nˈɑvəl/ us/nˈɑvəl/
B1
英语
~ 2200
regény, újszerű, eredeti
名词
B1
1
regény
A2
用法模式：
read [a/the] novel
She spent the summer reading a historical novel.
A nyarat egy történelmi regény olvasásával töltötte.
His first novel became an international bestseller.
Első regénye nemzetközi bestseller lett.
The novel explores themes of love and betrayal.
Many novels are later adapted into films.
I prefer novels with strong female protagonists.
学习者例句
I am reading a long novel.
Egy hosszú regényt olvasok.
She wrote a novel about her life.
Regényt írt az életéről.
This novel is very interesting.
He likes to read novels at night.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'novel' with 'short story'; a novel is much longer.
含义
A long fictional book
搭配
write a novel
|read a novel
|bestselling novel
|debut novel
|historical novel
近义词
fiction (A broader term for any invented story, not necessarily in book form.)
|
story (More general and can be short or long; not limited to books.)
反义词
nonfiction (Refers to writing based on facts rather than imagination.)
主题
literature
|arts
|arts_entertainment
|education
|core_vocabulary
释义
A long book that tells a made-up story.
A long written work of fiction, typically with complex characters and a structured plot.
B2
2
用法模式：
[a] novel [idea/method/approach]
The engineer proposed a novel solution to the problem.
A mérnök újszerű megoldást javasolt a problémára.
Her research takes a novel approach to climate change.
Kutatása újszerű megközelítést alkalmaz az éghajlatváltozás kérdésében.
They came up with a novel way to recycle plastic waste.
This novel method could save both time and money.
学习者例句
He had a novel idea for the game.
Eredeti ötlete támadt a játékhoz.
We need a novel way to fix this.
Újszerű módszerre van szükségünk, hogy ezt megjavítsuk.
She used a novel method in her work.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think 'novel' as adjective refers to books only; it can mean 'new and different'.
含义
New and unusual
搭配
novel idea
|novel approach
|novel solution
|novel concept
近义词
innovative (Suggests creativity and forward-thinking, often in technology or business.)
|
original (Emphasizes being the first of its kind or not copied.)
反义词
traditional (Established over time and not new or different.)
|
conventional (Following usual practices or standards.)
主题
innovation
|ideas
|core_vocabulary
释义
New and different from anything before.
New, original, and unlike anything seen or known before.
语法
词典原形
novel
IPA
GB/nˈɑvəl/
US/nˈɑvəl/
音节与重音
nov - el （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (nov)
词形变化
Adjective
- Base: novel
Noun
- Base: novel
- Plural: novels
词族
相关表达
novel coronavirus
1/nˈɑvəl kˈɔɹoʊnəvɪɹəs/
fixed phrase
technical
New type of coronavirus
A new kind of coronavirus that has not been found in people before.
例句
- The outbreak was caused by a novel coronavirus.
- Scientists are studying how the novel coronavirus spreads.
graphic novel
1/ɡɹˈæfɪk nˈɑvəl/
fixed phrase
Book-length comic story with art
A long story told in pictures like a comic book, often for adults or older readers.
例句
- She borrowed a graphic novel from the library.
- He’s reading a graphic novel about World War II.
- Graphic novels are popular among both teens and adults.
- Many graphic novels are now adapted into films.