英语词汇fiction的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

fiction /ˈfɪkʃən/ noun 1. books and stories about imaginary people and eventsadjectives/nouns + fictionmodern/contemporary fiction I like reading modern American fiction.historical fiction She writes historical fiction.science fiction Arthur C. Clarke wrote science fiction books.romantic fiction (=love stories) Men don’t usually like reading romantic fiction.crime/detective fiction Agatha Christie was a crime fiction writer.literary fiction (=fiction that is considered to be literature) The book will appeal to readers of both popular and literary fiction.popular fiction (=fiction that is read by large numbers of people, but is not usually considered to be literature) Many supermarkets now sell popular fiction.pulp fiction (=fiction that is not very good and is often about sex and violence) The novel could be described as pulp fiction.mainstream fiction (=the general kind of fiction that most people read, rather than a particular kind of fiction) She is one of those authors who has moved from romance into mainstream fiction.experimental fiction (=fiction in which you try using new writing methods, new types of character etc) Robbe-Grillet was famous for his experimental fiction.verbswrite fiction Ruth Rendell writes detective fiction.read fiction She mostly reads fiction.publish fiction Penguin publish fiction and non-fiction books.fiction + nounsa fiction writer Henry James was best known as a fiction writer.fiction writing His fiction writing career began in 1990.2. something that is not trueadjectivespure/complete/sheer fiction The claims were dismissed as pure fiction by the government.verbskeep up/maintain a fiction She was determined to maintain the fiction that everything was going well with her marriage.phrasesa work of fiction (=something that is completely untrue) The article is a work of fiction.separate fact from fiction (=decide what is true and not true) Some people find it difficult to separate fact from fiction.

词组	fiction
释义	fiction /ˈfɪkʃən/ noun 1. books and stories about imaginary people and eventsadjectives/nouns + fictionmodern/contemporary fiction I like reading modern American fiction.historical fiction She writes historical fiction.science fiction Arthur C. Clarke wrote science fiction books.romantic fiction (=love stories) Men don’t usually like reading romantic fiction.crime/detective fiction Agatha Christie was a crime fiction writer.literary fiction (=fiction that is considered to be literature) The book will appeal to readers of both popular and literary fiction.popular fiction (=fiction that is read by large numbers of people, but is not usually considered to be literature) Many supermarkets now sell popular fiction.pulp fiction (=fiction that is not very good and is often about sex and violence) The novel could be described as pulp fiction.mainstream fiction (=the general kind of fiction that most people read, rather than a particular kind of fiction) She is one of those authors who has moved from romance into mainstream fiction.experimental fiction (=fiction in which you try using new writing methods, new types of character etc) Robbe-Grillet was famous for his experimental fiction.verbswrite fiction Ruth Rendell writes detective fiction.read fiction She mostly reads fiction.publish fiction Penguin publish fiction and non-fiction books.fiction + nounsa fiction writer Henry James was best known as a fiction writer.fiction writing His fiction writing career began in 1990.2. something that is not trueadjectivespure/complete/sheer fiction The claims were dismissed as pure fiction by the government.verbskeep up/maintain a fiction She was determined to maintain the fiction that everything was going well with her marriage.phrasesa work of fiction (=something that is completely untrue) The article is a work of fiction.separate fact from fiction (=decide what is true and not true) Some people find it difficult to separate fact from fiction.
随便看	enigmatic enjoy enjoyable enjoyment enormous enough enter enterprise entertaining entertainment enthralling enthusiasm enthusiast enthusiastic entrance entry envelope envious environment environmental environmentally friendly envy ephemeral episode equal