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    Escapism is the use of stories, games, films, holidays, or to forget, for a while, what is hard, dull, or in real life. You are not breaking out of a building; you are getting away in your head.

    Escapismescapism is是 the use of stories, games, films, holidays, or daydreams利用故事、遊戲、電影、假期或白日夢 to forget, for a while暫時忘掉 what is hard, dull, or frightening in real life現實生活裡困難、枯燥或可怕的事 You are not breaking out of a building你並不是要逃出一棟建築 you are getting away in your head你只是在腦子裡逃開

    People say it kindly — I need a bit of escapism this weekend — and they also say it with a raised , as if you are hiding. Though actually the word itself does not decide if that hiding is foolish: a difficult year can make a gentle novel feel like water.

    People say it kindly人們有時會善意地說 — I need a bit of escapism this weekend'I need a bit of escapism this weekend'(我這週末需要一點escapism) and they also say it with a raised eyebrow也有人會挑著眉毛說 as if you are hiding彷彿你在逃避什麼 Though actually不過事實上 the word itself does not decide這個詞本身並不會判定 if that hiding is foolish那種逃避是不是傻 a difficult year一段艱難的日子 can make a gentle novel feel like water也能讓一本溫和的小說感覺像救命的水

    Critics sometimes call a film “pure escapism” to mean it does not look hard truths in the face; fans use the same phrase as praise.

    Critics評論家 sometimes call a film “pure escapism”有時會說一部電影是「pure escapism」 to mean意思是 it does not look hard truths in the face它不去正視殘酷的現實 fans而影迷 use the same phrase as praise則把同一句話當成讚美

    It is an abstract noun, slightly grown-up in tone, but the idea is ordinary. Built as escape + -, the usual English way of naming a practice or attitude.

    It is an abstract noun這是個抽象名詞 slightly grown-up in tone語氣有點成熟 but the idea is ordinary但概念其實很平常 Built as escape + -ism它是由escape加上-ism組成的 the usual English way of naming a practice or attitude這是英文用來命名一種行為或態度的常見方式

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組成escape + -ism (from the Greek-derived English suffix -ism, naming a practice or attitude).

同家族的字

  • escapethe verb this idea is built from
  • escapistthe usual adjective/noun for a person or story that does this
  • escapedrelated in spelling, different in life: actually got out of a place

原始詞典資料3 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

escapismnoun/ɪˈskeɪpɪzəm/

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    An inclination to escape from routine or reality into fantasy.

    • “If you look at literature on why people watch reality TV, that’s one of the main reasons: escapism,” said Danielle J. Lindemann, the author of “True Story: What Reality TV Says About Us.”
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    A genre of book, film etc. that one uses to indulge this tendency.

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    The performance of an escape artist.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。