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

　

单词	original
释义	Trends of original View usage for: original (ərɪdʒɪnəl) Word forms: plural originals 1. adjective You use original when referring to something that existed at the beginning of a process or activity, or the characteristics that somethinghad when it began or was made. The original plan was to hold an indefinite stoppage. He was unable to identify the original name of the site. 2. countable noun If something such as a document, a work of art, or a piece of writing is an original, it is not a copy or a later version. When you have filled in the questionnaire, copy it and send the original to youremployer. For once the sequel is as good as the original. Synonyms: prototype, master, pattern More Synonyms of original 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] An original document or work of art is not a copy. ...an original movie poster. 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] An original piece of writing or music was written recently and has not been published or performed before. ...its policy of commissioning original work. ...with catchy original songs by Richard Warner. 5. adjective If you describe someone or their work as original, you mean that they are very imaginative and have new ideas. [approval] It is one of the most original works of imagination in the language. ...an original writer. ...a chef with an original touch and a measure of inspiration. Synonyms: creative, inspired, imaginative, artistic More Synonyms of original originality (ərɪdʒɪnælɪti) uncountable noun He was capable of writing things of startling originality. Synonyms: novelty, imagination, creativity, innovation More Synonyms of original 6. See in the original/in the original French/etc More Synonyms of original original in British English (əˈrɪdʒɪnəl) adjective 1. of or relating to an origin or beginning 2. fresh and unusual; novel 3. able to think of or carry out new ideas or concepts 4. being that from which a copy, translation, etc, is made noun 5. the first and genuine form of something, from which others are derived 6. a person or thing used as a model in art or literature 7. a person whose way of thinking is unusual or creative 8. an unconventional or strange person 9. the first form or occurrence of something 10. an archaic word for originator originator original in American English (əˈrɪdʒɪnəl) adjective 1. having to do with an origin; first; earliest 2. never having occurred or existed before; fresh; new; novel 3. capable of or given to inventing or creating something new, or thinking or acting in an independent, individual, fresh way 4. coming from someone as the originator, maker, author, etc. 5. being that from which reproductions, copies, etc. have been made noun 6. a pristine form or primary type that has given rise to varieties 7. an original work, as of art or literature, as distinguished from a reproduction, copy, etc. 8. the person or thing represented in a painting or the like 9. a. a person with an original and creative mind b. Archaic an eccentric person 10. Archaic an originator SIMILAR WORDS: new Word origin OFr < L originalis Examples of 'original' in a sentence original The footage was far more spectacular than the original plan. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Please send only copies of original documents. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The church looks so true to its original form from the exterior that ramblers have accidentally wandered in. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is an original work, a parody. The Sun (2016) Resist outside attempts to muscle in on your original ideas, stick to your schedule. The Sun (2017) To which end, my resolution is perhaps the least original one going. Times, Sunday Times (2017) This is not so much the sequel as the original LP that gave birth to the hit single. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The original idea was a series about the worst job in England, with each programme being different. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The programme, though, was more a report on the work of others than the work of original investigative journalism. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In its original form, though, it epitomises a country that was economically thriving and confident in its global position. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The wooden floors have mostly been left and the original fireplaces restored. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Except that the art is not original. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They have an original idea and more than enough enthusiasm. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The internet music service was one of the original technology firms to begin life there. Times, Sunday Times (2010) When are we going to get something really original? Times, Sunday Times (2014) Please send only copies of original documents. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The look only lasts in its original form for a day. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The original plan had been to grab them early yesterday while they were asleep. The Sun (2009) They sent me out to make a mould of the original piece and produce a cast. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The original name offers a better idea of what to expect. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Such study may well inspire some students to learn the original language. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She discusses contemporary poetry with a lack of affectation not always apparent in the original work. The Times Literary Supplement (2011) We also found amazing things like the original sticky toffee pudding recipe. The Sun (2013) His character has a hit with a cover of an old song whose original writer is presumed dead. The Sun (2010) These young online entrepreneurs are to be applauded; they are creative and original. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The original promise of new Labour was that this time would be different. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Hopefully, the songs will be as good as the originals. Times, Sunday Times (2016) An original or a copy? Times, Sunday Times (2010) The work must be genuine and original, but the awards are intended principally to show that academics do have a sense of humour. Times, Sunday Times (2006) There is huge demand for a sequel after the original film topped the box office on opening and went on to make 20million worldwide. The Sun (2016) Quotations Original thought is like original sin: both happened before you were born to people you could not have possibly metFran LebowitzSocial Studies In other languages original British English: original /əˈrɪdʒɪnl/ ADJECTIVE You use original to refer to something that existed at the beginning of a process or activity, or the characteristics that something had when it first existed. ...Strathclyde police, who carried out the original investigation. American English: original Arabic: أصْلِيٌّ Brazilian Portuguese: original Chinese: 最初的 Croatian: prvobitan Czech: původní Danish: original Dutch: oorspronkelijk European Spanish: original Finnish: alkuperäinen French: original German: ursprünglich Greek: πρωτότυπος Italian: originale Japanese: 最初の Korean: 본래의 Norwegian: original Polish: oryginalny European Portuguese: original Romanian: inițial Russian: оригинальный Latin American Spanish: original Swedish: originell Thai: ซึ่งเป็นแบบฉบับ Turkish: özgün Ukrainian: початковий Vietnamese: đầu tiên ban đầu British English: original NOUN If something such as a document, a work of art, or a piece of writing is an original, it is not a copy or a later version. When you have filled in the questionnaire, copy it and send the original to your employer. American English: original Brazilian Portuguese: original Chinese: 原件 European Spanish: original French: original German: Original Italian: originale Japanese: 本物 Korean: 원본 European Portuguese: original Latin American Spanish: original Chinese translation of 'original' original (əˈrɪdʒɪnl) adj (= first, earliest) 最初的 (zuìchū de) (= authentic) [art, writing, music] 原作的 (yuánzuò de) (= imaginative) [artist, idea] 独(獨)创(創)的 (dúchuàng de) n (c) (= not a copy) [of painting, document etc] 原作 (yuánzuò) (件, jiàn) 1 (adjective) in the sense of first Definition first or earliest The Dayaks were the original inhabitants of Borneo. Synonyms first Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon. the first few flakes of snow earliest the earliest confirmed case of swine flu early early man's cultural development initial aboriginal The country's aboriginal people have been marginalized and forgotten. primitive primitive birds from the dinosaur era pristine primordial Twenty million years ago this was dense primordial forest. primeval a vast expanse of primeval swamp autochthonous 2 (adjective) in the sense of initial Definition first or earliest Let's stick to the original plan. Synonyms initial The initial reaction has been excellent. first starting opening the season's opening game primary inaugural In his inaugural address, he appealed for understanding. commencing introductory an introductory course in religion and theology Opposites last , latest , final 3 (adjective) in the sense of authentic Definition being the first and genuine form of something, from which a copy or translation is made The company specializes in selling original movie posters. Synonyms authentic patterns for making authentic border-style clothing real the smell of real leather actual They are using local actors or the actual people involved. genuine They are convinced the painting is genuine. legitimate They have demanded the restoration of the legitimate government. first generation bona fide We are happy to donate to bona fide charitable causes. the real McCoy Opposites copied , borrowed , reproduced , second-generation 4 (adjective) in the sense of new Definition fresh and unusual an original idea Synonyms new They opened a factory in India to manufacture this new invention. fresh These designers are full of fresh ideas. novel Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash. different unusual He was an unusual man with great business talents. unknown A hundred years ago coronary heart disease was virtually unknown. unprecedented Such a move is unprecedented. innovative products which are cheaper and more innovative unfamiliar She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me. unconventional He was known for his unconventional behaviour. seminal Those beautiful tracks appear on this seminal album. ground-breaking untried innovatory newfangled Not all of these newfangled ideas are entirely without merit. Opposites old , stock , standard , traditional , normal , usual , ordinary , familiar , typical , conventional , old-fashioned , commonplace , stale , banal , antiquated , unimaginative , unoriginal 5 (adjective) in the sense of creative Definition able to think of or carry out new ideas or concepts a chef with an original touch and a measure of inspiration Synonyms creative Like many creative people, he was never satisfied. inspired imaginative hundreds of cooking ideas and imaginative recipes artistic They encourage children to be sensitive and artistic. fertile a product of his fertile imagination ingenious a truly ingenious invention visionary inventive It inspired me to be more inventive with my cooking. resourceful Her mother was a resourceful woman. 1 (noun) in the sense of prototype Definition the first and genuine form of something, from which others are copied or translated Photocopy the form and send the original to your employer. Synonyms prototype He has built a prototype of a machine called the wave rotor. the prototype aircraft master pattern the ideal pattern of a good society Opposites copy , reproduction , replica , imitation 2 (noun) in the sense of character He's an original, this one, and a good storyteller. Synonyms character He'll be sadly missed. He was a real character. eccentric My other friend was a real English eccentric. case (informal) card (informal) nut (slang) flake (slang, mainly US) anomaly oddity He's a bit of an oddity, but quite harmless. oddball (informal) nonconformist wacko (slang, old-fashioned) odd bod (informal) queer fish (British, informal) weirdo or weirdie (informal) Quotation Original thought is like original sin: both happened before you were born to people you could not have possibly met [Fran Lebowitz – Social Studies] Additional synonyms in the sense of aboriginal Definition existing in a place from the earliest known period The country's aboriginal people have been marginalized and forgotten. Synonyms indigenous, first, earliest, original, primary, ancient, native, primitive, pristine, primordial, primeval, autochthonous in the sense of actual Definition existing in reality or as a matter of fact They are using local actors or the actual people involved. Synonyms genuine, real, true, confirmed, authentic, verified, truthful, bona fide, dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of artistic They encourage children to be sensitive and artistic. Synonyms creative, cultured, original, sensitive, sophisticated, refined, imaginative, aesthetic, discerning, eloquent, arty (informal) Synonyms of 'original' original Explore 'original' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bona fide Definition undertaken in good faith We are happy to donate to bona fide charitable causes. Synonyms genuine, real, true, legal, actual, legitimate, authentic, honest, veritable, lawful, on the level (informal), kosher (informal), dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal), the real McCoy in the sense of earliest the earliest confirmed case of swine flu Synonyms first, opening, original, initial in the sense of early Definition near the beginning of the development or history of something early man's cultural development Synonyms primitive, first, earliest, young, original, undeveloped, primordial, primeval in the sense of eccentric Definition a person who behaves unconventionally or oddly My other friend was a real English eccentric. Synonyms crank (informal), character (informal), nut (slang), freak (informal), flake (slang, US), oddity, oddball (informal), loose cannon, nonconformist, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), case (informal), screwball (slang, US, Canadian), card (informal), odd fish (informal), kook (US, Canadian, informal), queer fish (British, informal), rum customer (British, slang), weirdo or weirdie (informal), gink (slang) in the sense of fertile Definition highly productive a product of his fertile imagination Synonyms creative, productive, prolific, inventive, resourceful in the sense of fresh Definition most recent These designers are full of fresh ideas. Synonyms new, original, novel, unusual, latest, different, recent, modern, up-to-date, this season's, unconventional, unorthodox, ground-breaking, left-field (informal), new-fangled, modernistic in the sense of genuine Definition real and exactly what it appears to be They are convinced the painting is genuine. Synonyms authentic, real, original, actual, sound, true, pure, sterling, valid, legitimate, honest, veritable, bona fide, dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal), pukka, the real McCoy in the sense of imaginative Definition produced by or showing a creative imagination hundreds of cooking ideas and imaginative recipes Synonyms creative, original, inspired, enterprising, fantastic, clever, stimulating, vivid, ingenious, visionary, inventive, fanciful, dreamy, whimsical, poetical in the sense of inaugural Definition of or for an inauguration In his inaugural address, he appealed for understanding. Synonyms first, opening, initial, maiden, introductory, dedicatory in the sense of ingenious Definition showing cleverness and originality a truly ingenious invention Synonyms creative, original, brilliant, clever, masterly, bright, subtle, fertile, shrewd, inventive, skilful, crafty, resourceful, adroit, dexterous Additional synonyms in the sense of innovative products which are cheaper and more innovative Synonyms novel, new, original, different, fresh, unusual, unfamiliar, uncommon, inventive, singular, ground-breaking, left-field (informal), transformational, variational in the sense of introductory Definition serving as an introduction an introductory course in religion and theology Synonyms preliminary, elementary, first, early, initial, inaugural, preparatory, initiatory, prefatory, precursory in the sense of inventive Definition creative and resourceful It inspired me to be more inventive with my cooking. Synonyms creative, original, innovative, imaginative, gifted, inspired, fertile, ingenious, ground-breaking, resourceful in the sense of legitimate Definition authorized by or in accordance with law They have demanded the restoration of the legitimate government. Synonyms lawful, real, true, legal, acknowledged, sanctioned, genuine, proper, authentic, statutory, authorized, rightful, kosher (informal), dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal), legit (slang), licit in the sense of newfangled Definition objectionably or unnecessarily modern Not all of these newfangled ideas are entirely without merit. Synonyms new, recent, modern, contemporary, fashionable, state-of-the-art, new-fashioned, gimmicky, all-singing, all-dancing, novel in the sense of novel Definition fresh, new, or original Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash. Synonyms new, different, original, fresh, unusual, innovative, uncommon, singular, ground-breaking, left-field (informal), strange, rare, unfamiliar in the sense of oddity Definition an odd person or thing He's a bit of an oddity, but quite harmless. Synonyms misfit, eccentric, crank (informal), nut (slang), maverick, flake (slang, US), oddball (informal), loose cannon, nonconformist, odd man out, wacko (slang, old-fashioned), screwball (slang, US, Canadian), card (informal), fish out of water, square peg (in a round hole) (informal), odd fish (British, informal), odd bird (informal, old-fashioned), rara avis, weirdo or weirdie (informal) in the sense of opening the season's opening game Synonyms first, early, earliest, beginning, premier, primary, initial, maiden, inaugural, commencing, introductory, initiatory in the sense of pattern Definition a model worthy of imitation the ideal pattern of a good society Synonyms model, example, standard, original, guide, par, criterion, norm, prototype, paradigm, archetype, paragon, exemplar, cynosure in the sense of primeval Definition of the earliest age of the world a vast expanse of primeval swamp Synonyms earliest, old, original, ancient, primitive, first, early, pristine, primal, prehistoric, primordial Additional synonyms in the sense of primitive Definition of or belonging to the beginning primitive birds from the dinosaur era Synonyms early, first, earliest, original, primary, elementary, pristine, primordial, primeval in the sense of primordial Definition existing at or from the beginning Twenty million years ago this was dense primordial forest. Synonyms primeval, primitive, first, earliest, pristine, primal, prehistoric in the sense of pristine Definition of or involving the original, unchanged, and unspoilt period or state Synonyms original, first, earliest, former, primary, initial, primitive, primal, primordial, primeval in the sense of real Definition genuine the smell of real leather Synonyms genuine, authentic, bona fide, dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of resourceful Definition capable and full of initiative Her mother was a resourceful woman. Synonyms ingenious, able, bright, talented, sharp, capable, creative, clever, imaginative, inventive, quick-witted in the sense of seminal Definition highly original and influential Those beautiful tracks appear on this seminal album. Synonyms influential, important, ground-breaking, original, creative, productive, innovative, imaginative, formative in the sense of unconventional Definition not conforming to accepted rules or standards He was known for his unconventional behaviour. Synonyms unusual, unorthodox, odd, eccentric, different, individual, original, out there (slang), bizarre, way-out (informal), informal, irregular, bohemian, far-out (slang), idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), individualistic, out of the ordinary, offbeat, left-field (informal), freakish, atypical, nonconformist, wacky (informal), wacko (slang, old-fashioned), outré, boho, uncustomary, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of unfamiliar Definition not known She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me. Synonyms strange, new, unknown, different, novel, unusual, curious, alien, out-of-the-way, uncommon, little known, unaccustomed, beyond your ken in the sense of unknown Definition not known, understood, or recognized A hundred years ago coronary heart disease was virtually unknown. Synonyms unheard of, unprecedented, unfamiliar, new, novel, strange, exotic in the sense of unprecedented Definition never having happened before Such a move is unprecedented. Synonyms unparalleled, unheard-of, exceptional, new, original, novel, unusual, abnormal, singular, ground-breaking, unrivalled, freakish, unexampled Seerare
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