英:[daɪˈdæktɪk]
美:[daɪˈdæktɪk]
英:[daɪˈdæktɪk]
美:[daɪˈdæktɪk]
adj.
教学的
教导的
(指人)学究式的
迂腐的
di·dac·tic
daI daek tihk
didactically (adv.), didacticism (n.)
词根:didactic
adj.didactical 教学的;教训的
adv.didactically 教训地,教诲地
n.didacticism 启蒙主义;教训主义;教训癖
adjective
designed or intended to teach
The first part of the book is more didactic, with lengthy descriptions of how the operating system actually works.—Richard C. Leinecker
intended to convey instruction and information in addition to serving another purpose (such as pleasure and entertainment) Taking an enlightening new approach to Johnson's Dictionary, DeMaria examines the 16,000 illustrative citations and finds that they not only serve linguistic ends but have educational and didactic purposes.—Robert B. Heilman
didactic poetry/fiction
usually disapproving making moral observations : intended to teach proper or moral behavior Poe was in general not a didactic writer; in fact, he criticized stories and poems that sought to inculcate virtue and convey the truth.—Paul Lewis
Never didactic, Martin gently nudges readers toward open-mindedness at the prospect of eating bugs: "Why not make the best of what we have the most of?"—Kirkus Reviews
"适合或旨在教学; 与教学有关",1650年代,来自法语 didactique,源自希腊语 didaktikos 的拉丁化形式,意为"擅长教学",源于 didaktos 的"受过训练的",是 didaskein 的过去分词形式,意为"教学",源自 PIE *dens- 的"学习"(源头还包括梵文 dasra-“实现奇迹”)。相关: Didactical; didactically.。
教导的:不是通过实践,而是以演讲与书本进行教育
borrowed from New Latin didacticus, borrowed from Greek didaktikós "apt at teaching," from didaktós "taught, learned" (verbal adjective of didáskein, aorist edídaxa "to teach, instruct," factitive derivative of daênai "to learn") + -ikos -ic >entry 1; daênai going back to Indo-European *dens-, *dn̥s- "become knowledgeable or skillful," whence also Avestan dīdaiŋ́hē "(I) learn, experience" and, in nominal derivatives, Sanskrit dáṃsaḥ "marvelous power," dasráḥ "accomplishing wonderful deeds," and perhaps Greek dḗnea "plans, intentions"
The first known use of didactic was in 1658
didacticadjective
intended primarily to teach rather than to entertain
a didactic story with a moral lesson
didacticadjective
intended primarily to teach rather than to entertain
a didactic story with a moral lesson
didacticadjective
intended primarily to teach rather than to entertain
a didactic story with a moral lesson
didacticadjective
intended primarily to teach rather than to entertain
a didactic story with a moral lesson
didacticadjective
involving lecture and textbook instruction rather than demonstration and laboratory study
1 “Confessions” recasts the white supporting players of Sheppardania as nonwhite and queer, and it demands that the full and mysterious humanity of all people be recognized, but the book is not didactic.
2 Mr. Gilbert is excellent at revealing, without being didactic, the way the phrase-to-phrase layout of a composition fits into its larger structural arcs.
3 Nowadays, I only see a new film by the aloof, hectoring, didactic Godard when wild horses turn up at my front gate to drag me to a London press screening.
4 In totalitarian societies, art exists for didactic purposes.
在极权社会中,艺术是为教诲目的存在的。
5 Tóibín would probably cringe at the idea, but there’s something implicitly didactic about this novel: Its barely undulating plot and exactingly modulated tone serve as a kind of guide to living without excess drama.
6 Sharing bleak information about climate change without being didactic has become a specialty for the artist, who now lives in Pasadena, closer to the San Gabriel Mountains.
7 In less skilled hands, this premise could easily have become didactic.
8 "It was much more fun than sitting in a didactic lecture," says chief resident Ashley Jones.
首席住院医生阿什利·琼斯认为:“这比坐在那儿听一场理论演讲要有趣得多。”
9 ‘Let Us Now Praise Susan Sontag’ Sibyl Kempson, a distinctive and delirious writer, begins her new theater company with this vexing play, at once too diffuse and too didactic.
10 The script by Mark L. Smith does not flesh out the characters much, even though the dialogue is, at times, quite didactic.
11 What emerges is a story as didactic as it is brave.
12 "It's aesthetically beautiful and challenging, and it's didactic without being patronizing," Koss says of the show.
13 For sure, the open-ended discussions can be thought-provoking, but with little else here — the script is in desperate need of some humor or a noteworthy subplot, or both — the unvarying tone can be didactic.
14 There’s a way of addressing this territory that could be chippy and didactic, but Ansari is too alive to the comic possibilities to go down that route.
15 The show isn't intended to be didactic like that – though some interviewees have said they've learnt from our discussions.
16 There’s often a confusing, disjunctive quality to it, especially where contemporary art is concerned, as the museum’s programming lurches from crowd-drawing, performance-art spectacles in the atrium to relatively dry and didactic exhibitions in its galleries.
17 He stumbles plenty, including in an awkward, didactic scene in which John Cusack, as a priest, delivers a sermon for a dead child.
18 He mentioned in his paper the didactic tendency in Chinese literature.
他在论文中提到了中国文学中的道德说教倾向.
19 His process involves a lot of research — on sustainability, predatory capitalism, psychology — but his work is far from didactic or heavy-handed.
20 And Mr. Hall’s reverential adaptation cherishes the original screenplay’s sputtering, didactic spiels.
2 说教的
predicatory homiletic sententious moralistic moralizing gnomic predicant preaching homiletical
4 教诲的
5 学究式的
6 启发
illuminating edificatory light suggestion initiation illumination enlightenment awakening irradiation edification elicitation inbreathe open suggest initiate awake illuminate lighten enlighten edify irradiate illumine civilize illume
7 教导的
8 教导
instruction teaching tutelage preach pastoral didactically teach instruct inculcate educate enlightenment guide tutor enlighten edify civilize edificatory initiation torah school inform
9 教学的
10 说教
predicatory homiletic didactically pi-jaw lecture sermon pulpit homily moralization preachment pulpitry preach sermonize moralise give a lecture read a lecture sententious moralize moralistic moralizing jaw preaching sermonizing preachify gnomic discourse moralism philosophize predicant homiletical pulpiteer church service
12 解释
light solution construction reading expose interpretation excuse gloss exposition account explain read resolve translate illustrate interpret clarify construe riddle elucidate render an account of form an idea of
13 教训
moral instructive moralistic homiletic instruction lesson teaching lecture morality sermon precept teach preach jaw give a lecture read a lecture message discipline torah moralism read a lesson chasten teach a lesson a kick up the arse a kick up the backside admonition admonish banjax
14 道德说教
15 教训的
16 道德说教的