| 释义 |
ex·em·pla·ry
I. \igˈzemplərē, eg-, -ri sometimes ˈegzəmˌpler- or ˈegˌzemˌpler-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Middle English exemplarie, exaumplarie, from Late Latin exemplarium
: exemplar
II. adjective
Etymology: Latin exemplaris, from exemplum + -aris -ar
1.
a. : serving as or in the nature of an exemplar, form, or pattern
< the realm of exemplary ideas >
b. : deserving imitation : commendable
< the exemplary lives of saints >
2. : serving as a warning : monitory
< exemplary justice >
3. : serving as an example, instance, or illustration
< exemplary passages >
4. : consisting of or relating to exempla
< medieval exemplary literature >
III. adverb
obsolete : exemplarily |