单词 | literal |
释义 | lit·er·al I. 1. a. < amillennialists recognize the need for literal interpretation — Bibliotheca Sacra > b. < the need for a literal breathing spell forces the fish to let go — L.P.Schultz > < a literal solitude like a desert — G.K.Chesterton > < liberty in the literal sense is impossible — B.N.Cardozo > < reactionary in the literal sense of the word, but did not agree … how far back they wanted to go — William Peterson > c. < literal prose > < a love of literal truth — Robert Graves > d. < the opposite of a liberal education … is a literal education — Sidney Hook > < if a painter tells a story … even the most literal person will have no difficulty in understanding what the artist is trying to say — Huntington Hartford > < statue … dressed as he had been when alive, in accordance with the literal standards of late-century monumental sculpture — J.T.Soby > < a literal and academic reading of a classic score — Virgil Thomson > 2. a. < the distress signal SOS has no literal meaning > < literal coefficient > < cryptographic codes may be either literal or numerical > b. < literal error > 3. < literal translation > II. < in setting type, allow enough space so that a line will accommodate any literal the proofreader may find > |
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