英语释义

1. of, relating to, or having the characteristics of humane learning or literature
a literary education a literary institution

2. bookish sense 2
an essay written in a very literary style

3. of or relating to books
a literary agent a literary manuscript

4. well-read
he is literary, given to quoting to himself rather long stretches of remembered lines
— F. J. Hoffman

5. of or relating to authors or scholars or to their professions
her literary biographies

6. of or relating to literature

7. used in literature

8. having a lot of knowledge about literature known for reading or writing books

英汉例句

• literarily half of the cbs newsroom got laid off one day.

  文采飞扬的美国哥伦比亚广播公司新闻编辑室的一半员工被裁掉的一天。

• we were literarily in disbelief when we saw a movie that didn「t show any blood gushing scenes that froze audiences cold in their seats, teeth chattering.

  我们在难以置信字面上当我们看到一个电影，没有表现出任何血液喷涌的场景，观众在座位上冻结寒冷，牙齿抖动。

• 「neo-rational spirits literature theory」 is continues of 「aesthetic ideology natural theory of literary」, is literarily to「 aesthetic ideology natural theory of literary 」of special elucidation, too.

  「新理性精神文学论」是「文学的审美意识形态本性论」的延续，是对「文学的审美意识形态本性论」的特殊说明。

• saul bellow literarily expounds the existentialism philosophy propositions of sartre in seize the day: forlornness, anguish, death, individual choice and humane responsibility.

  贝娄在《只争朝夕》中文学性地探讨了萨特的存在主义哲学命题：孤独、绝望、痛苦、死亡、自由选择和人必须有的责任。

• dante bookstore places its featuring new books in its front and literarily speaking, they」re very well selected.

  丹特书店前端是精选的新书，从文学图书来看，选书品位颇为不凡。

• but i have since come to realize that my abject ignorance was really a gift: to be a literarily inclined illiterate at age 26 is one of the most glorious fates that can befall mortal girl.

  但是现在，我意识到我可怜的无知却是一件礼物：对于一个凡间女子来说，26岁时能在文学上倾向于无知，是最荣耀的事情之一。

相似词

bookish书本上的；好读书的；书呆子气的

erudite饱学之士

learned学，学习；听到，得知；记住，熟背；认识到；（非正式）教导（某人）（learn 的过去式和过去分词）

相反词

colloquial白话的；通俗的；口语体的

nonliterary不合标準语的