英语词汇“text”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	text
释义	text I. \ˈtekst\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French texte, from Old French, from Medieval Latin textus text, passage, Scripture, from Latin, texture, tissue, structure, context, from past participle of texere to construct, weave — more at technical 1. a. (1) : the original written or printed words and form of a literary work < apologize for … methods of softening or otherwise changing the text of the letters — J.S.Bassett > < no room to print full texts of important speeches in Congress — Herbert Agar > (2) : an edited or emended copy of the wording of an original work < the text that was printed showed the results of an editor's blue pencil > < prepared a new text of the Shakespearean comedies > b. : a work containing such text < pleased with the autographed text the young poet had given him > < the revised text did not sell as well as its predecessor > 2. a. : the main body of printed or written matter on a page exclusive of headings, running title, footnotes, illustrations, or margins b. : the principal part of a book exclusive of the front and back matter < use roman numerals in preliminary pages, arabic in text > c. : the printed score of a musical composition < strictly observed the text of the preludes and fugues and resisted individual interpretation > 3. a. (1) : a verse or passage of Scripture chosen especially for the subject of a sermon or for authoritative support (as in a question of doctrine) < these outlines … and Scriptural texts will be excellent supplementary material in the preparation of sermons — Lenten & Easter Cat. > < then, mustering texts to justify his course … proceeded to baptize himself — George Willison > (2) : a passage from an authoritative source providing an introduction or basis (as for an essay, speech, or lecture) < one brief phrase which might form the text to an exhaustive treatise — Bernard Groom > < uses that text … as the point of departure — A.T.Weaver > b. : something providing a chief source of information or authority < my text for this chapter is … any good daily newspaper — Weston La Barre > < Confucianism provided, in the main, the text for the cultivation of feudal loyalty — A.M.Young > c. : textbook < a text in chemistry, designed for use in a high school — Chemistry at Work > < included three Greek plays on the list of texts for his humanities course > 4. a. : text hand b. : a type considered suitable for printing running text 5. a. : a subject on which one writes or speaks : theme, topic < writers who hold forth glibly on that text — Douglas Bush > b. : the form and substance of something written or spoken < the text of the appeal was a closely reasoned, eloquent and occasionally rhetorical argument against slavery — Martha Gruening > < the text of their conversation consists … of a recital of the exact order of action which is habitual on such an expedition — E.D.Chapple & C.S.Coon > 6. : the words of something (as a poem, libretto, scriptural passage, folktale) set to music < in all vocal compositions a complete text for every voice part is given in the music — Carl Parrish & J.F.Ohl > < many hundred texts and tunes of English-Canadian folk songs — Report: (Canadian) Royal Commission on National Development > II. transitive verb obsolete : to write in large letters III. noun 1. : matter chiefly in the form of words that is treated as data for processing by computerized equipment 2. : framework 3 < updated to fit the women's lib text for consciousness raising — Judith Crist > 3. a. : something (as a story or movie) considered as an object to be examined, explicated, or deconstructed b. : something resembling a text (as in suitability for analysis) < the surfaces of daily life are texts to be explicated — Michiko Kakutani > < he ceased to be a teacher as he became a text — D.J.Boorstin >
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