canonical

adjective

/kəˈnɒnɪkl/

/kəˈnɑːnɪkl/

(also canonic)

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included in a list of holy books that are accepted as what they are claimed to be
- the canonical Gospels of the New Testament
Topics Literature and writingc2, Religion and festivalsc2
according to the law of the Christian Church
- canonical rules
Topics Religion and festivalsc2
accepted as belonging to the group of writers or works of literature that must be highly respected
- canonical writers like Jane Austen
accepted as being true, correct and established
- the canonical methods of science as taught in the classroom
(specialist) in the simplest accepted form in mathematics
- the standard canonical form for a matrix

Word Originlate Middle English: from medieval Latin canonicalis, from Latin canonicus ‘canonical’, from Greek kanonikos, from kanon ‘rule’.

单词	canonical
释义	canonical adjective /kəˈnɒnɪkl/ /kəˈnɑːnɪkl/ (also canonic) jump to other results included in a list of holy books that are accepted as what they are claimed to be the canonical Gospels of the New Testament Topics Literature and writingc2, Religion and festivalsc2 according to the law of the Christian Church canonical rules Topics Religion and festivalsc2 accepted as belonging to the group of writers or works of literature that must be highly respected canonical writers like Jane Austen accepted as being true, correct and established the canonical methods of science as taught in the classroom (specialist) in the simplest accepted form in mathematics the standard canonical form for a matrix Word Originlate Middle English: from medieval Latin canonicalis, from Latin canonicus ‘canonical’, from Greek kanonikos, from kanon ‘rule’.
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