biographic

IPA/ˌbaɪ.əˈɡræf.ɪk/
IPA/ˌbaɪ.oʊˈɡræf.ɪk/

biographic — 形容詞

  • biographicpositive
  • more biographiccomparative
  • most biographicsuperlative

1. Giving factual information about someone's life, especially in a book, article,

1.形容詞C2
釋義

傳記的

與人物生平介紹有關

Giving factual information about someone's life, especially in a book, article, or film.

例句

The website gives biographic details about each Olympic runner.

那個網站提供每位奧運跑者的傳記資料。

collocation: biographic details

Elise added a biographic note under the old family photograph.

Elise 在那張老家庭照片下方加了一則傳記說明。

collocation: biographic note

常見搭配
  • biographic details
  • biographic note
  • biographic sketch
  • biographic paragraph
  • biographic panel
同義詞
  • biographical

    The standard and much more common equivalent in modern English.

  • life-story

    Used mainly in compounds such as 'life-story film'; less formal and less exact.

反義詞
  • fictional

    Describes invented characters or events rather than real-life facts.

  • nonbiographical

    Specifically states that a text or record is not about a person's life.

文法句型

biographic + noun

biographic + detail/note/sketch

用法筆記

Mostly used before nouns such as note, sketch, detail, or film. In everyday English, biographical is much more common, so biographic often sounds more formal or technical.

常見錯誤

It is an autobiographic article about the president.
It is a biographic article about the president.
'autobiographic' is for a person's own life story, not someone else's.
The article is biographic of the actor.
The article gives a biographic account of the actor.
'biographic' is usually placed before a noun rather than after it with 'of'.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • biographic detail
  • biographic note
  • biographic sketch
  • biographic film