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英:[ˈepɪsəʊd]
美:[ˈepɪsoʊd]
ep·i·sode
e p sod
复数:episodes
词根:episode
adj.episodic 插话式的
noun
a single incident or event, or a related group of these, making up a segment in a life or a long narrative.This episode in his life, in which he committed this offense and paid the price, is something he deeply regrets.
a single segment in a serialized work.He was upset that he had to miss yesterday's episode in the soap opera.
a physiological event, typically one among others over time, that is a manifestation of an illness or other physical problem.She still has frequent episodes of dizziness.This recent epileptic episode was less severe than earlier ones.
1670年代,“希腊悲剧中两首合唱歌曲之间的评论”,也指“故事、诗歌等中的附带叙述或插曲”,源自法语 épisode 或直接源自希腊语 epeisodion “一段情节”,字面意思是“一种补充”,是 epeisodios 的中性名词用法,该词源自 epi “此外”(见 epi-)和 eisodos “进入”(源自 PIE 词根 *en “在内部”)。
第二个元素是 eis “进入”和 hodos “一条路,路径; 一次旅行; 一种方法,系统”的复合词,其起源不确定(见 Exodus)。“杰出事件,经历”的引申意义首次记录于1773年的英语中。到20世纪30年代,这个词被用于指连续广播节目的单个广播。
发作,偶发事件:连续过程中值得注意的一次发作,如病的一次或一系列发作
虽是分开发生但并非无关的事件
Greek epeisodion, from neuter of epeisodios coming in besides, from epi- + eisodios coming in, from eis into (akin to Greek en in) + hodos road, journey — more at in
The first known use of episode was in 1678
epithetnoun
a word or phrase (as Lionhearted in "Richard the Lionhearted") that expresses a quality thought to be characteristic of a person or thing
a word or name used as a term of abuse
the part of a taxonomic name identifying a subordinate unit within a genus
epithetnoun
a word or phrase (as Lionhearted in "Richard the Lionhearted") that expresses a quality thought to be characteristic of a person or thing
a word or name used as a term of abuse
the part of a taxonomic name identifying a subordinate unit within a genus
epitheliumnoun
a tissue like a membrane that is made up of cells and covers a free surface or lines a tube or cavity of an animal body
a usually thin layer of cells of a plant that is part of the parenchyma and lines a cavity or tube
epitheliumnoun
a tissue like a membrane that is made up of cells and covers a free surface or lines a tube or cavity of an animal body
a usually thin layer of cells of a plant that is part of the parenchyma and lines a cavity or tube
epitaphnoun
something written (as on a gravestone) in memory of a dead person
epistolaryadjective
of, relating to, or suitable to a letter
epistlenoun
capitalized any of the letters to the early Christians that are part of the New Testament
a formal letter
epistlenoun
capitalized any of the letters to the early Christians that are part of the New Testament
a formal letter
episodenoun
an event that is part of a longer story or of history or a life but which is viewed as complete by itself
episodenoun
an event that is distinctive and separate although part of a larger seriesespecially: an occurrence of a usually recurrent pathological abnormal condition hypoglycemic episodes
a manic episode
1 Dad’s favorite program was The Honeymooners, and that night there was a special, with episodes playing back to back.
2 Heidi , I'm really glad that you liked this episode.
我真的很高兴你喜欢这一集.
3 Welcome to this week's episode of Book Talk.
欢迎来到本周的《书论》。
4 His prison records revealed that he often experienced psychotic episodes in which he would scream for hours.
5 Too much happened in this episode. I'm overwhelmed. I don't know what to talk about first.
是滴,太多事情在这一集发生了. 多得我都有点受不了,不知道头一个该讲哪个了.
6 I recognize the episode in which Brutus became victor.
7 But this episode was symptomatic: even his love for me involved extending the fabric of his psychosis and confabulation.
8 Noel was from the Caribbean, of West African descent, and had suffered several such episodes over the prior years.
9 At the end of the episode, he picked me up, turned off the TV, and turned around.
10 Even though I hate time travel, I love that episode.
11 “Every single episode it’s the exact same thing, Rondo. Trust me. I’ve seen ’em all.
12 I’d sit quietly on the rug watching an episode of The FBI that Big Ma had fallen asleep on.
13 When Rondell finally admitted he didn’t even remember Speedy, I explained every single scene from all my favorite episodes.
14 “Let us to watch episodes of Captains Bodacious now, and in the morning, we kill defenseless animals with our big guns.”
15 I usually associate the new words and phrases with episodes where I have heard them.
我通常把新词及短语同我听过的有这些词的片段联系起来.
16 The final episode will be shown next Sunday.
最后一集将于下周日播放。
17 The government denied the charge in a special proclamation and promised a complete investigation of the bloody episode.
18 New Madrid has been silent ever since–but not surprisingly, since such episodes have never been known to happen in the same place twice.
19 There was a rather amusing episode in the pub last night.
昨晚小酒馆里发生了一段相当有趣的插曲.
20 The episode where someone’s sister gets pregnant and throws up all the time and grows out of her clothes and eats all the grapes and chocolate chip cookies in the house.
7 集
8 插话
episodic parenthetical interlocutory parenthetic episodical page scene incident interruption parenthesis interject
9 片断
fragmentary clip excerpt snatch scene fraction scrap fragmented scrappy bitty snippy snippety by-end fragment snippet snip skit gobbet
10 间奏
11 一节
12 插叙
13 插曲
episodic underaction page chapter incident vignette interlude intermezzo passage parenthesis scene
14 一集
15 偶发之事
17 对话
interlocutory dialogic dualogue conversation dialogue colloquy interlocution duologue knock converse
18 附带事件