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Iconoclastic describes ideas, opinions, writing, art, or people that attack established beliefs and customs. If a book is iconoclastic, it does not sit beside the usual view; it goes after it.
Iconoclastic Iconoclastic describes用來形容 ideas, opinions, writing, art, or people那些想法、意見、寫作、藝術、或人 that attack攻擊 established beliefs and customs既有信念和習俗 If a book is iconoclastic如果一本書是iconoclastic的 it它 does not politely sit beside不會禮貌地跟...並排放著 the usual view一般的看法 it而是 goes after it會去挑戰它
A film, a joke, a scientific paper, even a way of dressing can be called iconoclastic when it is aimed at what a group treats as fixed. It does not have to be loud or rude — the point is that it will not leave the old picture standing.
A film, a joke, a scientific paper, even a way of dressing一部電影、一個笑話、一篇科學論文、甚至一種穿衣方式 can be called iconoclastic都可以被稱為iconoclastic when當 it is aimed at它針對的是 what a group treats as fixed某個群體視為固定不變的東西 It它 does not have to be loud or rude不一定要很大聲或很粗魯 — the point重點 is是 that it will not leave the old picture standing它不會讓舊的畫面繼續站得住腳
Like , it is a grown-up word: reviews, essays, serious talk. People sometimes water it down to mean ‘edgy’ or ‘a bit different’.
Like iconoclast跟iconoclast一樣 it這 is a grown-up word是個比較成熟正式的詞 reviews, essays, serious talk用在評論、文章、正經的討論裡 People有些人 sometimes有時候 water it down會把它意思沖淡 to mean變成 'edgy' or 'a bit different'「edgy有點叛逆」或「有點不一樣」
That is weaker than the real charge. Iconoclastic is not only new; it is against what is already established.
That這樣的說法 is weaker than比...弱得多 the real charge真正的意思 Iconoclastic Iconoclastic is not only不只是 new新 it而是 is against反對的是 what is already established已經確立的東西
組成iconoclast + -ic. The -ic ending (from a long line of Greek, Latin, and French adjective endings) turns the person-word into an adjective: of or like an iconoclast.
同家族的字
- iconoclastthe noun this adjective is built from
- iconshares the ‘image’ piece
原始詞典資料2 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。
iconoclasticadj/aɪˌkɒ.nəˈklæ.stɪk/
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Characterized by attack on established and accepted beliefs, customs, or institutions; of or pertaining to iconoclasm.
- Many of Thomas Hardy's works were considered iconoclastic in his day.
- I pose the iconoclastic suggestion that even at this late stage in B.R. dieselisation, rigid standardisation might be a shibboleth.
iconoclasticnoun/aɪˌkɒ.nəˈklæ.stɪk/
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Synonym of iconoclast.
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。