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

anthology

/anˈθɒlədʒi

noun (plural anthologies)

1A published collection of poems or other pieces of writing: an anthology of European poetry...

A young football fan is to see her name in print and her soccer poem published in an anthology.
She notes that because much of today's market is dependent on college survey courses, among the volumes of poetry published, only anthologies can hope for mass-market success.
She has had poetry published in several anthologies, and short stories in a range of journals and magazines.

1.1A collection of songs or musical compositions issued in one album: a double-CD anthology of Moby Grape, the legendary Sixties San Francisco band...

You may find it more satisfying to listen to their early albums rather than this anthology.
Any anthology of Lennon's work draws comparisons with his songwriting partner.
Jay is currently working with past members of the band in order to put out an anthology for a soon to be issued pressing.

Synonyms

collection, selection, compendium, treasury, compilation, miscellany, pot-pourri

archaic garland

rare analects, collectanea, florilegium

Derivatives

anthologist

/anˈθɒlədʒɪst

/ noun ...

If only anthologists would give the date and title of collections that poems are drawn from they would help readers place the material in some context.
He's one of England's most active and knowledgable anthologists.
Despite the efforts of most anthologists, her writing also resists stereotyping.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via French or medieval Latin from Greek anthologia, from anthos 'flower' + -logia 'collection' (from legein 'gather'). In Greek, the word originally denoted a collection of the ‘flowers’ of verse, i.e. small choice poems or epigrams, by various authors.

An anthology is literally a collection of flowers. The Greek word anthologia (from anthos ‘flower’, source also of the botanical anther (early 18th century), and logia ‘collection’) was applied to a collection of the ‘flowers’ of verse, poems by various authors that had been chosen as being especially fine. Writing in 1580, the French essayist Montaigne uses the same metaphor: ‘It could be said of me that in this book I have only made up a bunch of other men's flowers, providing of my own only the string that ties them together.’ See also posy

单词	anthology
释义	anthology /anˈθɒlədʒi / noun (plural anthologies) 1A published collection of poems or other pieces of writing: an anthology of European poetry... A young football fan is to see her name in print and her soccer poem published in an anthology. She notes that because much of today's market is dependent on college survey courses, among the volumes of poetry published, only anthologies can hope for mass-market success. She has had poetry published in several anthologies, and short stories in a range of journals and magazines. 1.1A collection of songs or musical compositions issued in one album: a double-CD anthology of Moby Grape, the legendary Sixties San Francisco band... You may find it more satisfying to listen to their early albums rather than this anthology. Any anthology of Lennon's work draws comparisons with his songwriting partner. Jay is currently working with past members of the band in order to put out an anthology for a soon to be issued pressing. Synonyms collection, selection, compendium, treasury, compilation, miscellany, pot-pourri archaic garland rare analects, collectanea, florilegium Derivatives anthologist /anˈθɒlədʒɪst / noun ... If only anthologists would give the date and title of collections that poems are drawn from they would help readers place the material in some context. He's one of England's most active and knowledgable anthologists. Despite the efforts of most anthologists, her writing also resists stereotyping. Origin Mid 17th century: via French or medieval Latin from Greek anthologia, from anthos 'flower' + -logia 'collection' (from legein 'gather'). In Greek, the word originally denoted a collection of the ‘flowers’ of verse, i.e. small choice poems or epigrams, by various authors. An anthology is literally a collection of flowers. The Greek word anthologia (from anthos ‘flower’, source also of the botanical anther (early 18th century), and logia ‘collection’) was applied to a collection of the ‘flowers’ of verse, poems by various authors that had been chosen as being especially fine. Writing in 1580, the French essayist Montaigne uses the same metaphor: ‘It could be said of me that in this book I have only made up a bunch of other men's flowers, providing of my own only the string that ties them together.’ See also posy Rhymes aetiology (US etiology), amphibology, andrology,
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