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novel
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Derivatives :
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novelistic
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novelistically
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- novel
['nɔvl]
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noun
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小说
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adjective
[+idea, approach]
新颖的
Collins English-English Dictionary
- novel
['nɑvəl]
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an extended work in prose, either fictitious or partly so, dealing with character, action, thought, etc, esp in the form of a story
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n
[usually plural]
[obsolete]
a short story or novella, as one of those in the Decameron of Boccaccio
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[Etymology]
C15: from Old French novelle, from Latin novella (narratio) new (story); see novel2
- novel
['nɑvəl]
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adj
of a kind not seen before; fresh; new; original
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a novel suggestion
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adj
[Etymology]
C15: from Latin novellus new, diminutive of novus new
- novel
['nɑvəl]
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n
[Roman law]
a new decree or an amendment to an existing statute - See also Novels
Examples
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This play is an adaptation of a novel.
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这剧本是由小说改写的。
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an adult novel
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成年人读的小说
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a novel after Dickens' style
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一本模仿荻更斯文体的小说
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to read a condensation of a novel
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看一本小说的节本
→ condensation
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a novel emasculated by censorship
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一部经过审查员删削的小说
→ emasculate
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This novel won't film well.
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这部小说拍不成好电影。
→ film
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a full-length novel
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足本小说
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a good novel
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一本好小说
→ good
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a historical novel
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历史小说
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an impossible novel
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一本十分讨厌的小说
→ impossible
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