英:[rəʊˈmæns]
美:[ˈroʊmæns]
英:[rəʊˈmæns]
美:[ˈroʊmæns]
ro·mance
ro maens [or] ro maens
复数:romances
第三人称单数:romances
现在分词:romancing
过去式:romanced
过去分词:romanced
romancer (n.)
词根:romantic
adj.romantic 浪漫的;多情的;空想的
adv.romantically 浪漫地;不切实际地
n.romantic 浪漫的人
romanticism 浪漫主义;浪漫精神
romanticist 浪漫主义者;浪漫主义艺术家
vi.romanticize 浪漫化;传奇化
romanticise (英)有浪漫主义思想;(英)以浪漫方式进行(等于romanticize)
vt.romantic 使…浪漫化
romanticize 使浪漫化;使传奇化
romanticise (英)使浪漫化(等于romanticize)
noun (1)
a medieval tale based on legend, chivalric love and adventure, or the supernatural
a class of such literature
something (such as an extravagant story or account) that lacks basis in fact
an emotional attraction or aura belonging to an especially heroic era, adventure, or activity
love affair
capitalized the Romance languages
verb
intransitive verb
to exaggerate or invent detail or incident
to entertain romantic thoughts or ideas
transitive verb
to try to influence or curry favor with especially by lavishing personal attention, gifts, or flattery
to carry on a love affair with
noun (2)
a short instrumental piece in ballad style
adjective
of, relating to, or being any of the languages developed from Latin (such as Italian, French, and Spanish)
romance languages罗曼斯语(由拉丁语演变而成的语言)
这组词都有“小说,故事”的意思,其区别是:
story指篇幅较短,常包含一系列情节或事件,口述或书写成文的故事。
tale常可与story换用,指以事实为中心作叙述的故事,也指古代流传下来的传说故事或神话故事。
fiction指部分或全部虚构的短篇、中篇、长篇小说,也指传奇故事,是小说的总称。
fable指短小而寓有教育意义的虚构故事。故事的主人公多为拟人化的动物或非动物之类。也作传说解。
romance系novel早期的代用词,泛指具有强烈神话和传奇色彩的故事,现指爱情故事。
novel指任何有情节、人物、对白,虚构的长篇散文体故事。
以上来源于网络
公元1300年, romaunce,“一个故事,以诗歌形式书写或朗诵,讲述骑士、英雄等的冒险故事”,通常是为了娱乐而设计的,源自古法语 romanz “诗歌叙述”(现代法语 roman),也指“通俗语言”。它最初是一个副词,“用本地语言”,源自通俗拉丁语动词短语 *romanice scribere “用罗曼语书写”(一种从拉丁语而非法兰克语发展而来的语言),源自拉丁语 Romanicus “罗马风格的”,源自 Romanus “罗马”(参见 Roman)。
这个意义的演变是因为中世纪的本地语言故事(与拉丁文本相对)通常讲述充满奇妙事件和英勇行为的骑士冒险故事。 “[OED]”:“采用 -aunce, -ance 的拼写在英语中非常早就被采用,可能是根据抽象名词的类比。”
在涉及文学作品时,中古英语中常常指的是用法语写成的作品,但也适用于本土作品。这个文学意义在1660年代扩展到“爱情故事,由爱情故事和浪漫小说组成的文学类别”。
1801年记录了“富有想象力和冒险精神”的意义; 1916年出现了“恋爱关系”的意思。Romance novel 在1820年有记录。参见 Romance(形容词)。
浪漫曲
Noun (1) Middle English romauns, from Anglo-French romanz French, narrative in French, from Medieval Latin Romanice in a vernacular (as opposed to Latin), from Late Latin Romanus Gallo-Romance speaker (as opposed to a Frank), from Latin, Roman Noun (2) German Romanze & French romance, both ultimately from Spanish romance romance, ballad, from Old Occitan & Old French romanz
The first known use of romance was in the 14th century
romanticismnoun
often capitalized a literary and artistic movement marked chiefly by an emphasis on the imagination and emotions
the quality or state of being romantic
romantic1 of 2noun
a romantic personespecially: a romantic writer, composer, or artist
romantic2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling a romance
romantic writing
imaginary
impractical
a romantic scheme
stressing or appealing to the emotions or imagination
a romantic spot
often capitalized of or relating to romanticism
of, relating to, or associated with love
romantic1 of 2noun
a romantic personespecially: a romantic writer, composer, or artist
romantic2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or resembling a romance
romantic writing
imaginary
impractical
a romantic scheme
stressing or appealing to the emotions or imagination
a romantic spot
often capitalized of or relating to romanticism
of, relating to, or associated with love
romance1 of 3noun
an old tale of knights and noble ladies
an adventure story
a love story
love affair
an attraction or appeal to one's feelings
the romance of the old West
romance2 of 3verb
to have romantic thoughts or ideas
to carry on a love affair with
Romance3 of 3adjective
of, relating to, or being the languages (as French, Italian, or Spanish) developed from Latin
1 It was for the short film Holiday Romance, which Clive had written, and unbeknown to him, the director had submitted.
2 A comic book series created by the former “My Chemical Romance” singer Gerard Way provides the basis for this superhero chronicle, the latest of Netflix’s forays into the genre.
3 The singer, whose hits include "Bad Romance" and "Alejandro", has over 18 million fans on Facebook and more than 6 million followers on Twitter.
4 “It was like coming home,” said Billington, who worked on “Sleepless: A Musical Romance,” London’s first fully staged indoor musical since the shutdown.
5 If Frodo occasionally resembled a My Chemical Romance fan, Bilbo needs to be more like a minor official in a local branch of the Campaign for Real Ale.
6 The epic battles of armies and wits from the Three Kingdoms era inspired the classic Chinese novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and countless TV and film adaptations.
7 Fantasy Crime fiction Children’s literature Romance Who created plentiful pseudonyms out of anagrams of their real name?
8 “Romance” offers an engaging overview of her style as an instrumental composer, starting with a warmly personal account of her Piano Concerto — the one Ms. Downes played — which Clara wrote as a teenager.
9 Romances began and ended there; children kissed at the verges of fields or walking home through the woods.
10 Like all good pop, True Romance obsesses over sex and heartbreak: "Your t-shirt's on my floor, yeah we're undressing in my house again," she drawls on What I Like.
11 She loved him so much: it was a fairytale romance.
她深深爱着他:这是个童话般的浪漫故事。
12 He got married after a whirlwind romance.
在一场旋风式的恋爱后他很快就结婚了。
13 He takes a rather sceptical view of love and romance.
他对爱情和浪漫持非常怀疑的态度。
14 In fact, it's among the bestselling books in several categories: It's No. 5 in Contemporary Fiction, No. 3 in Romance and No. 2 in Reference.
15 I broke up with my life coach Topics: , , Judaism, , , Matchmaker, Matchmaking, Romance, I had stopped going to therapy in the spring.
16 Romances blossomed despite the oppression that surrounded us.
17 Brad and George then would be picks for a brief romance , if not the long haul.
这样看来,排除长跑爱情仅就短暂浪漫史而言, 布拉德和乔治无疑是最佳人选.
18 Romance tends to be dismissed as a soft genre.
19 Romances don’t flourish in the wake of the apocalypse, not many of them, anyway.
20 Romance and love are oddly tricky to capture authentically in a documentary.
2 想入非非
whimsical fancy humor neurosis whimsicality stargaze chase rainbows have a maggot in head have head in the clouds
3 讨好
smarm guyver ingratiate stroke massage cuddle cosy flatter fawn schmear truckle brown-nose curry favour pay court to silky suave silken saccharine smarmy complaisant smoodge butter up
4 吹牛
windy bouncing quack Gascon vaporing charlatanic line-shoot gum-beating flamdoodle gas blow crack bull crap cracker eyewash braggadocio Munchausen blague charlatanism gasconade magniloquence cockalorum braggartism skite charlatanry fanfaronade jactation buck four-flush stretch pitch bounce brave vaporise rodomontade squib bulldog vaporize talk horse shoot off mouth shit for the birds tootle own kazoo draw the longbow draw the long bow crack jaw full of bull sling it shoot the breeze shoot the bull throw the hatchet shoot a line talk through hat swanky blown-up braggart gascon tooting magniloquent charlatan swank gassiness munchausen tinhorn bazoo blast vapour swagger kvell line shooting
5 罗曼语的
6 恋爱
8 浪漫
9 讨…的欢心
10 叙事短诗
11 罗曼斯语
12 拉丁语的
13 恋爱关系
14 罗曼斯语的
15 幻想
ideal romantic aerial visionary imaginative unreal dreamy starry-eyed fancied doctrinaire woolgathering dream imagination daydream mirage whimsy reverie chimera vagary megrim imagine fantasize visualize
17 夸张的描述
19 向…求爱
20 虚构的故事
21 相恋
22 奉承
courtship adulation slaver taffy guyver stroke massage flatter fawn kowtow toady blarney schmear adulate kiss ass suck up pay court to kiss arse kiss up to
24 谈情说爱
26 夸张
tatty-peelin tall romantic steep colored heroic theatrical sounding swollen flaming rhetorical inflated resounding superlative operatic overblown melodramatic overdrawn overdone stilted hammy sonorous turgid rhapsodic tumescent grandiloquent fustian spread-eagle highfalutin plethoric magnific Ossianic tumid mouth-filling high-colored largely turgescence stretch tumor inflation exaggeration hyperbole puffiness grandiloquence turgidity tympany magniloquence tumidity ham hyperbolize exaggerate overreach build distend overpitch extend enhance amplify magnify heighten overdo overstate overcharge overstretch overdraw overpaint theatricalize strong put it come out strong pile it on put it on overdo it camp dramatic flowery stagy high-flown magniloquent colorific turgescent talk through hat sensational exaggerated
27 罗曼语
28 夸大
large swollen inflated puffy grandiose hyperbolic bombastic vaulting bombast vaporous high-sounding high-flown plethoric magniloquent OTT megal- inflation borax tympany vaporing amplify exaggerate fudge aggrandize aggrandise put it on exaggeration inflate overstate dramatize
29 罗曼诸语言
31 拉丁语系的语言
32 妄想
hallucination chimerical bubble imagination illusion phantom delusion vapour mirage reverie chimera vagary pretend covet fancy air castle
33 罗曼史
35 拉丁语
36 渲染
embroider overcharge overpaint brush over embellishment embroider colour embellish play up glamorize
38 追求
pursuant court suit chase hunting aspire address woo in pursuit of pay address to make passes at attention after follow seek pursue quest make tracks for advance pursuit courtship sniff round run after sniff around chase down pursuance hanker caterwaul search push cultivate fuss ensue
39 传奇文学
40 空想
cloud-built translunary viewy ideal fantastic fancy romantic abstract aerial visionary unrealistic airy utopian notional romanesque quixotic phantasmal chimerical unsubstantial translunar visional phantasmic moonshiny aerially dream fantasy imagination ideology vapour maggot froth romanticism reverie escapism phantasm ideality megrim fantasm daydream pipedream stargazing cloud castle
41 浪漫曲
42 虚构
elusory romantic pretend synthetic fictional made imaginative mythical unreal fictitious mythic fabled illusory made-up factoid illusive feigned fictive never-never mythologic pseud- fiction invention concoction forgery unreality nonentity irreality confabulate manufacture imagine invent fable concoct feign translunary ideal visionary mythological make-believe imaginational fictionally figment cook fabricate false imaginary apocryphal confabulation trumped-up factitious romanticism make-up
43 爱情
44 捏造
made made-up trumped-up fiction invention forgery forging manufacture frame cook fake invent forge fabricate fudge feign vamp
45 拉丁系语言