| 单词 | episodic |
| 释义 | ep·i·sod·ic also ep·i·sod·i·cal 1. < the book is episodic and the various incidents don't always hang together — Alberta Eiseman > < most of these symphonies are not truly symphonic …; their structure is episodic — Winthrop Sargeant > < an episodic life > 2. < mixture of episodic adventure, satire, and learned discourses — Douglas Bush > : incidental < compresses the five acts of the original into three, eliminates all episodic material — E.H.Zeydel > 3. < a reform movement that made only an episodic appearance in the life of the city > < the meeting if it is to be historic rather than episodic must usher in an era of peaceful change — J.F.Dulles > < his accounts … are more concerned with episodic events such as the succession of rulers and peoples — W.W.Taylor > 4. < their ideal of national union was episodic combined resistance to an intruder — T.E.Lawrence > < episodic in his affections > |
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