英语词汇“character type”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a. General attributive, in senses 9a and 14, as character analysis, character change, character flaw, character type, etc.

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1814 Gentleman's Mag. Aug. 193/2 Mr. Rob. Dighton, a celebrated artist, whose character-portraits will always be admired.

1856 H. Mayhew Great World London 205 When a prisoner is reported to the governor, the latter can tell, by a glance at the character-book, the conduct of the former.

1860 Dwight's Jrnl. Music 18 Aug. 61/2 This immortal master knew how to give an especial musical color to each one of the character types which were furnished to him in the Libretto of Don Juan.

1866 Spectator 16 June 670/1 It is useless, even had we the space, to go through his character-analysis.

1871 E. Thring Thoughts on Life-science (ed. 2) ii. 47 The great and varied picture of the character flaw.

1898 Jrnl. Social Sci. 36 237 The wrong of keeping a man longer in prison than the time required to create in him a character-cure and a character-change.

1905 Reader Mag. Feb. 383/2 Mrs. Jacob is rich in the supreme gift of the novelist—character depiction.

1918 K. M. H. Blackford Reading Char. at Sight vii. 51 You will easily be able to work out for yourself the character portrait of the men of the British Royal Flying Corps, from data furnished me by one of my students.

1936 Mind 45 389 With the presence of organ affections we pass from character pathology proper to the psychotic sphere.

1960 Encounter 15 iii. 6 The character-change many people experience under the influence of alcohol.

1976 F. Wyers Miguel de Unamuno ii. Introd. 69 A new fictional form..that does not allow description, character analysis or plot complication to interfere with the swift uncovering of the essential ‘inner’ process—the clash of wills.

1996 P. Gregory Perfectly Correct (1997) 110 Individualism was a very serious character flaw.

2008 D. L. Diefenbach Video Production Techniques (2009) 21 Another major character type is the antagonist.

单词	character type
释义	> as lemmas character type a. General attributive, in senses 9a and 14, as character analysis, character change, character flaw, character type, etc. ΚΠ 1814 Gentleman's Mag. Aug. 193/2 Mr. Rob. Dighton, a celebrated artist, whose character-portraits will always be admired. 1856 H. Mayhew Great World London 205 When a prisoner is reported to the governor, the latter can tell, by a glance at the character-book, the conduct of the former. 1860 Dwight's Jrnl. Music 18 Aug. 61/2 This immortal master knew how to give an especial musical color to each one of the character types which were furnished to him in the Libretto of Don Juan. 1866 Spectator 16 June 670/1 It is useless, even had we the space, to go through his character-analysis. 1871 E. Thring Thoughts on Life-science (ed. 2) ii. 47 The great and varied picture of the character flaw. 1898 Jrnl. Social Sci. 36 237 The wrong of keeping a man longer in prison than the time required to create in him a character-cure and a character-change. 1905 Reader Mag. Feb. 383/2 Mrs. Jacob is rich in the supreme gift of the novelist—character depiction. 1918 K. M. H. Blackford Reading Char. at Sight vii. 51 You will easily be able to work out for yourself the character portrait of the men of the British Royal Flying Corps, from data furnished me by one of my students. 1936 Mind 45 389 With the presence of organ affections we pass from character pathology proper to the psychotic sphere. 1960 Encounter 15 iii. 6 The character-change many people experience under the influence of alcohol. 1976 F. Wyers Miguel de Unamuno ii. Introd. 69 A new fictional form..that does not allow description, character analysis or plot complication to interfere with the swift uncovering of the essential ‘inner’ process—the clash of wills. 1996 P. Gregory Perfectly Correct (1997) 110 Individualism was a very serious character flaw. 2008 D. L. Diefenbach Video Production Techniques (2009) 21 Another major character type is the antagonist. extracted from charactern. < as lemmas
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