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fictions是什么意思？

fictions

英['fɪkʃnz] 美['fɪkʃnz]

n. 小说( fiction的名词复数 )，虚构的或想像出的事，并非完全真实的事；

相关单词 nonfictions

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It throws shit on all pretensions and fictions. 它轻视一切伪装和虚构.
We want facts, not fictions. 我们需要事实, 不要杜撰的故事.
He prefers light fictions to serious novels. 比起严肃小说来,他更为喜欢轻松的小说.
Jin Yong's swordsman fictions are highly impelling and excellent lie fallow literature writings. " 宜将金庸武侠小说定位为具有较强感染力的、优秀的休闲文学作品.
Fourthly , this paper discusses the anaphase fictions by Liu Heng. 主要讨论刘恒后期(九十年代)小说.

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小说

Fiction refers to books and stories about imaginary people and events, rather than books about real people or events.
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Immigrant tales have always been popular themes in fiction... 移民故事一直是小说中常见的主题。 Diana is a writer of historical fiction. 黛安娜是历史小说作家。
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虚构;杜撰;编造

A statement or account that is fiction is not true.
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The truth or fiction of this story has never been truly determined. 这个故事一直以来真伪莫辨。
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虚构之事;幻想

If something is a fiction, it is not true, although people sometimes pretend that it is true.
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The idea that the United States could harmoniously accommodate all was a fiction. 认为美国可以接纳所有的人，使之和谐相处是一个幻想。

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