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

Victorian1

/vɪkˈtɔːrɪən

adjective

1Relating to the reign of Queen Victoria: a Victorian house...

The Little Brown book provides a fascinating study of life in Victorian times, its attitudes, squalor and suffering.
It is a place of prostitution and opium, and a home to the many hapless children orphaned by the double standards of Victorian society.
Lord Arthur Savile is a young, privileged pillar of Victorian society whose wedding day is soon approaching.

1.1Relating to the attitudes and values of society during Queen Victoria’s reign, regarded as characterized especially by prudishness and a high moral tone: a return to Victorian values...

Gone are the pompous, moralistic tomes full of Victorian values and happy endings.
I think they want to replace sex education with dark, Victorian values.
This was a vote for old-fashioned Victorian values, a belief in patriotism, the family, church and public service.

noun

A person who lived during the Victorian period: the Victorians had a passion for documenting, cataloguing and classifying the world around them...

Measure for Measure disgusted the Victorians, but appealed to 20th-century audiences.
At best Victorians could float, dog-paddle, or thrash about a bit.
One might say that the Victorians are not so much the origin of our present as we are a continuation of theirs.

Derivatives

Victorianism

/vɪkˈtɔːrɪənɪz(ə)m/ noun ...

Forster's early works reflect the trend of turn-of-the-century British writers to diverge from Victorianism.
The reason is only marginally related to the general pejorative connotation that Victorianism carries.
Both found a spiritual home in the stuffy, provincial atmosphere of colonial Victorianism.

Rhymes

Victorian2

/vɪkˈtɔːrɪən

/ /vɪkˈtɔriən

adjective

Relating to the Australian state of Victoria: the Victorian Government has called for tenders to redevelop Melbourne’s railway station...

The Victorian Chapter of the RAIA is currently lobbying.
They were commissioned by the Victorian Arts Centre Trust to create a state-of-the-art facility.
The stately Victorian governor general's residence is a significant building.

noun

A person from the Australian state of Victoria: the facility has taught thousands of Victorians to use the internet...

You can take what Victorians refer to as "a screamer," in other words a mark from the shoulders of another player.
The Victorians among the promoters were all members of parliament.
He had been asked by the Victorians to look for suitable properties in South Australia for their investment.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Victoria¹ + -an.

单词	Victorian
释义	Victorian1 /vɪkˈtɔːrɪən / adjective 1Relating to the reign of Queen Victoria: a Victorian house... The Little Brown book provides a fascinating study of life in Victorian times, its attitudes, squalor and suffering. It is a place of prostitution and opium, and a home to the many hapless children orphaned by the double standards of Victorian society. Lord Arthur Savile is a young, privileged pillar of Victorian society whose wedding day is soon approaching. 1.1Relating to the attitudes and values of society during Queen Victoria’s reign, regarded as characterized especially by prudishness and a high moral tone: a return to Victorian values... Gone are the pompous, moralistic tomes full of Victorian values and happy endings. I think they want to replace sex education with dark, Victorian values. This was a vote for old-fashioned Victorian values, a belief in patriotism, the family, church and public service. noun A person who lived during the Victorian period: the Victorians had a passion for documenting, cataloguing and classifying the world around them... Measure for Measure disgusted the Victorians, but appealed to 20th-century audiences. At best Victorians could float, dog-paddle, or thrash about a bit. One might say that the Victorians are not so much the origin of our present as we are a continuation of theirs. Derivatives Victorianism /vɪkˈtɔːrɪənɪz(ə)m/ noun ... Forster's early works reflect the trend of turn-of-the-century British writers to diverge from Victorianism. The reason is only marginally related to the general pejorative connotation that Victorianism carries. Both found a spiritual home in the stuffy, provincial atmosphere of colonial Victorianism. Rhymes Dorian, Ecuadorean, historian, Hyperborean, Nestorian, oratorian, praetorian (US pretorian), salutatorian, Salvadorean, Singaporean, stentorian, Taurean, valedictorian Victorian2 /vɪkˈtɔːrɪən / /vɪkˈtɔriən / adjective Relating to the Australian state of Victoria: the Victorian Government has called for tenders to redevelop Melbourne’s railway station... The Victorian Chapter of the RAIA is currently lobbying. They were commissioned by the Victorian Arts Centre Trust to create a state-of-the-art facility. The stately Victorian governor general's residence is a significant building. noun A person from the Australian state of Victoria: the facility has taught thousands of Victorians to use the internet... You can take what Victorians refer to as "a screamer," in other words a mark from the shoulders of another player. The Victorians among the promoters were all members of parliament. He had been asked by the Victorians to look for suitable properties in South Australia for their investment. Origin Mid 19th century: from Victoria¹ + -an.
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