柯林斯英汉双解大词典
ˈfictive /ˈfɪktɪv/
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ADJ of, relating to, or able to create fiction 虚构的
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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The writer has fictive talent.
那作家有创作的才能。
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Literature knows itself to be fictive.
文学意识到自己是虚构的。
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Consider another fictive scenario.
再设想一组情景。
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The character of Peter brought directly out of the New Testament is really slicing through the poem's fictive veneer.
彼得的形象是直接从中借鉴而来的,在这首诗虚构的伪饰中显得格外犀利。
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Literature knows itself to be fictive.
文学意识到自己是虚构的。
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So it was a theme of the period and Freud's Beyond the Pleasure Principle contributes to this theme. Brooks himself likes to -- refer to the text of Beyond the Pleasure Principle as itself a master plot-- in other words as having a certain fictive character.
所以不难发现，这就是弗洛伊德时期的一大主题,而那本《超越快乐原则》也就响应了这个主题，布鲁克斯,本人很喜欢引用《超越快乐原则》中的片段-,换句话说，就好像有一个虚构的角色。
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