classicists

classicists

美 [ˈklæsɪsɪst] 　英 ['klæsɪsɪst]

• n.古典主义者；古典学者；拟古派
• 网络古典派；古典研究

词形变化

复数：classicists  

英汉解释

n.	1. 古典主义者;古典学者;拟古派

英英解释

n.	1. someone who studies classics 2. an artist or writer whose work is based on the principles of classicism

例句

But I think climax is a great example of those smarty-pants classicists back in the renaissance dragging Latin and Greek words into English.

但是我认为climax是一个很好的例子说明那些文艺复兴时期的自作聪明的古典主义者是如何将拉丁和希腊语中的词加入英语中的。

he's been asked more than once by sniffy fellow classicists why he would bother with such a frivolous project.

他已经被自命不凡的古典主义研究同道们问了不止一次为什么要去做这么一项荒唐的工程了。

Snobbish Western classicists who called Byzantium a poor substitute for ancient Greece may have missed the point.

那些假装内行的西方古典学家称拜占庭是古希腊可怜的替代品，其实他们错了。

The notion of a "malus" *, or a negative bonus, when performance dips may make classicists groan but is surely fair in principle.

当业绩下降时，就采用“罚”的办法或是一个“负”奖金，这样做会使古典主义者产生抱怨，但是原则上来讲确实是公平的。

In 2004, he published his first book, New Classicists, an international best seller that has been translated into Mandarin.

在2004年他出版了他的第一本书，《新古典主义》，世界各地的经销商纷纷将其翻译成本国语言进行销售。

The dictionary of British classicists

英国古典主义者辞典