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

► part

a piece of a book, story, television series, play, etc.: The book was adapted for TV in six parts.

► section

one of the main separate parts of a piece of writing or speech: The test has two sections: true/false questions and multiple choice.

► chapter

one of many separate parts that a book is divided into: I’ve read the first two chapters of the novel.

► scene

a short part of a play or movie, during which the events happen in the same place: The opening scene of the play is inside a New York apartment.

► episode

a television show that is one of a series of shows that tells a story, usually shown over a period of weeks or months: There is a special two-hour episode of the show on tonight.

► excerpt

a short part that you take from a longer piece of writing, often used as an example of something: The author read an excerpt from her book during the lecture.

► passage

a short piece of writing, that is taken from a longer piece, and is often used as an example of something. Used especially about famous works of literature: The book includes passages from the Bible, the Koran, and other holy books.

► clip

a short part of a movie or other recording that is used in another movie or television program: During the interview, they showed several clips from Harrison Ford’s old movies.

► segment

one part that a movie, television show, or radio show divides into: The first segment gives some of the history of the city.

单词	excerpt
释义	excerptexcerpt /ˈɛksɚpt/ ●○○ noun [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYexcerpt Origin: 1500-1600 Latin, past participle of excerpere, from carpere to gather, pick Thesaurus THESAURUSbook/tv etc.► part a piece of a book, story, television series, play, etc.: The book was adapted for TV in six parts. ► section one of the main separate parts of a piece of writing or speech: The test has two sections: true/false questions and multiple choice. ► chapter one of many separate parts that a book is divided into: I’ve read the first two chapters of the novel. ► scene a short part of a play or movie, during which the events happen in the same place: The opening scene of the play is inside a New York apartment. ► episode a television show that is one of a series of shows that tells a story, usually shown over a period of weeks or months: There is a special two-hour episode of the show on tonight. ► excerpt a short part that you take from a longer piece of writing, often used as an example of something: The author read an excerpt from her book during the lecture. ► passage a short piece of writing, that is taken from a longer piece, and is often used as an example of something. Used especially about famous works of literature: The book includes passages from the Bible, the Koran, and other holy books. ► clip a short part of a movie or other recording that is used in another movie or television program: During the interview, they showed several clips from Harrison Ford’s old movies. ► segment one part that a movie, television show, or radio show divides into: The first segment gives some of the history of the city. eng. lang. arts a short part taken from a book, poem, piece of music, etc.: excerpt of/from An excerpt of the speech appeared in the Sunday paper.► see thesaurus at part1 [Origin: 1500–1600 Latin, past participle of excerpere, from carpere to gather, pick]—excerpt /ɪkˈsɚpt/ verb [transitive]
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