cliche如何读

英:[ˈkliːʃeɪ]

美:[klɪˈʃeɪ]

cliche英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]陈词滥调;陈腐的套语 a phrase or an idea that has been used so often that it no longer has much meaning and is not interesting

cliche是什么意思

  • n.陈腔滥调

cliche英英释义

noun

a trite phrase or expressionalso: the idea expressed by it

a hackneyed theme, characterization, or situation

something (such as a menu item) that has become overly familiar or commonplace

cliche词源中文解释

1825年,“电铸,铅版印刷”,源自法语 cliché,印刷业术语,指“铅版”,是 clicher “发出咔嗒声”的过去分词,据说是模具敲打金属的声音(类似于本土的 click)。

Originally, a cast obtained by letting a matrix fall face downward upon a surface of molten metal on the point of cooling, called in English type-foundries 'dabbing.' [OED]
最初,通过让矩阵面朝下落在正在冷却的熔融金属表面上获得的铸件,在英国的铅字铸造厂中称为“dabbing”。[OED]

“陈词滥调,陈旧的表达方式”的比喻意义首次见于1888年,通过金属板的概念,可以无限制地重复印刷或设计,而没有变化,类似于 stereotype 的意义演变。但是,这个意义在英语中直到1920年代才普及,当时它被认为是一种法语习语。相关: Cliched(1928)。

cliche词源英文解释

French, literally, printer's stereotype, from past participle of clicher to stereotype, of imitative origin

The first known use of cliché was in 1881

cliche儿童词典英英释义

click1 of 2verb

to make or cause to make a click

to fit together

they did not click as friends

to work smoothly

succeed sense 2

the idea clicked

to select by pressing a button on a control device (as a computer mouse)

click on the icon

click2 of 2noun

a slight sharp sound

an instance of clicking

a mouse click

click1 of 2verb

to make or cause to make a click

to fit together

they did not click as friends

to work smoothly

succeed sense 2

the idea clicked

to select by pressing a button on a control device (as a computer mouse)

click on the icon

click2 of 2noun

a slight sharp sound

an instance of clicking

a mouse click

click1 of 2verb

to make or cause to make a click

to fit together

they did not click as friends

to work smoothly

succeed sense 2

the idea clicked

to select by pressing a button on a control device (as a computer mouse)

click on the icon

click2 of 2noun

a slight sharp sound

an instance of clicking

a mouse click

clichénoun

a phrase or expression used so often that it becomes stalealso: the idea expressed by it

clichénoun

a phrase or expression used so often that it becomes stalealso: the idea expressed by it

cliche 例句

1 It is a cliche to say that sport is a metaphor for life.

体育是生活的隐喻,这句话似乎已是老生常谈.

2 Coach after coach paid him the highest possible praise: they pulled out every possible time-worn cliche to describe him.

3 The cliche of time passing slowly usually has to do with idleness and inactivity.

4 But think of cliches as condiments, the familiar ketchup, mustard, and relish of language.

5 To misquote a famous cliche: You can't satisfy all the people all the time.

在这里错误的引用一句名言:你不能让所有的人总是感到满意。

6 And if you must use a cliche, why not word it in a way that makes physical sense?

7 Their manners and miens reflected the Spartan personal discipline the organization demanded, and none of them would utter anything but Nation of Islam cliches.

8 Many promising series either don’t seem to know how to close out their stories or fall into what’s expected in a landscape driven by tropes and cliches.

9 It’s a cliche, all right, but it’s better than spinning your wheels. get the show on the road.

10 He preluded with some cliche.

他一开场便是老生常谈.

11 She’ll say that she likes my drawings, but she’ll roll her eyes because my ideas for our film are “too cliche.”

12 I gagged up a big, hateful laugh for that lame biblical cliche.

13 Cliche is a feature of bad journalism.

使用套语是拙劣的新闻体的特点.

14 He had a way of turning cliches inside out like that.

15 a speech filled with clichés about “finding your way” and “keeping the faith”

16 And when they get there, they use cliches. foregone conclusion.

17 It all swirls together, cliches mixing with your own emotions, and in the end you can’t tell one from the other.

18 And she didn’t even care if that was a cliche.

19 “I guess I’ll start with a bit of a cliche,” he said.

20 DON't be a cliche or put yourself in any situations you've seen in a romantic comedy.

不要做一个因循守旧的人,或者让自己看起来身处喜剧性的浪漫场合。

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