classic
adj
noun
ˈklæsɪk
adj
1
TYPICAL
典型的
having
all
the
features
that
are
typical
or
expected
of
a
particular
thing
or
situation
典型的
classic
example/mistake/case
etc
Too
many
job
hunters
make
the
classic
mistake
of
thinking
only
about
what’s
in
it
for
them.
不少求职者都会犯这种典型错误，即只关心自己能得到什么。
2
ADMIRED
受称赞的
admired
by
many
people,
and
having
a
value
that
has
continued
for
a
long
time
经典的
The
Coca-Cola
bottle
is
one
of
the
classic
designs
of
the
last
century.
可口可乐瓶是上个世纪的经典设计之一。
a
collection
of
classic
cars
一批经典汽车
3
VERY GOOD
很好的
of
excellent
quality
极优秀的，第一流的
Roy
scored
a
classic
goal
in
the
90th
minute.
罗伊在第 90 分钟时踢进了漂亮的一球。
4
TRADITIONAL
传统的
a
classic
style
of
art
or
clothing
is
attractive
in
a
simple
traditional
way
古典的，传统式样的;
She
chose
a
classic
navy
suit
for
the
ceremony.
她为这个典礼挑了一套典雅的深蓝色套装。
noun
5
a
book,
play,
or
film
that
is
important
and
has
been
admired
for
a
long
time
名著; 经典作品; 杰作
‘La
Grande
Illusion’
is
one
of
the
classics
of
French
cinema.
《大幻影》是法国电影中的经典作品之一。
all-time/modern/design
etc
classic
The
play
has
become
an
American
classic.
该剧成了美国的经典剧作。
6
something
that
is
very
good
and
one
of
the
best
examples
of
its
kind
典范，经典
What
makes
a
car
a
classic?
使汽车成为经典的是什么？
7
classics
the
language,
literature,
and
history
of
Ancient
Rome
and
Greece
古典文化〔指古罗马和古希腊的语言、文学及历史〕;
plural 复数
Judith
studied
classics
at
Oxford.
朱迪斯在牛津学过古典文化。