americanisms
英 [əˈmɛrɪkənɪzmz]
美 [əˈmɛrɪkəˌnɪzəmz]
n. 美式英语; 美式说法; 美国特色; 美洲特色
Americanism的复数
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 美国英语用语
An Americanism is an expression that is typical of people living in the United States of America.- He was, to adopt an Americanism, 'an empty suit'.
他，套用一句美国人的说法，就是“徒有其表”。
- He was, to adopt an Americanism, 'an empty suit'.
- N-UNCOUNT 美国特点；美洲特点
Americanism is the quality or state of being American.- I liked the film's Americanism.
我喜欢这部电影的美国特色。 - ...his deep-seated Americanism.
他根深蒂固的美派风格
- I liked the film's Americanism.
双语例句
- Some wouldn't say so, but for 20 years traditional British words have slowly been replaced by Americanisms. And now, words like 'marvellous' have been usurped by the US clich: 'awesome'.
有些人大概不会用marvellous这个词。但近20年来，传统的英式词汇已经逐渐被美式词汇所取代。 - 19. I enjoy Americanisms.
19.我喜欢美式英语。 - The analysis of 74,000 short stories found that their written work was littered with Americanisms, exclamation marks and references to celebrities.
对7.4万个短篇故事的分析发现，这些书面作品中到处都是美式英语、感叹号和名人的名字。 - OK is the most successful of all Americanisms.
OK一词是美国用语中最成功的一个。 - In view of the international use of English, the translators sought to avoid obvious Americanisms on the one hand and obvious Anglicisms on the other.
英文既已成为国际性语文，译者一方面避免使用显著的美式英文，一方面也避免显著的英国语气。 - His newly acquired Americanisms quickly withered on his lips.
他新学到的美国话不再挂在嘴上了。 - Certain Americanisms of the theatrical world have been accepted into the language of British politics.
某些美国戏剧界的用语已被英国吸收进政治词汇。