excerpt

excerpt — 名詞

IPA/ˈeksɜːpt/
KK[ˈɛksɚpt]IPA/ˈeksɜːrpt/
  • excerptsingular
  • excerptsplural

1. a segment lifted from a longer work — such as a book, a speech, a film, or a mus

1.名詞B2
釋義

摘錄

從較長作品中選出的一段

a segment lifted from a longer work — such as a book, a speech, a film, or a musical recording — and shown or read on its own.

例句

Amihan read an excerpt from her favourite novel during the school assembly.

Amihan 在學校集會上朗讀了她最喜愛小說中的一段摘錄。

excerpt from + possessive noun

The magazine published a long excerpt from the mayor's speech about the new park.

該雜誌刊登了市長關於新公園演說的長篇摘錄。

常見搭配
  • read an excerpt
  • publish an excerpt
  • short excerpt
  • long excerpt
  • excerpt from a book
  • excerpt of a song
同義詞
  • extract

    very similar in meaning; extract is slightly more formal and common in academic contexts

  • passage

    a broader term that can refer to any section of a text, not necessarily a short one taken from a longer work

  • quotation

    specifically a word-for-word repetition, often of a spoken statement or written phrase

文法句型

excerpt from + source

用法筆記

An excerpt always refers to a small portion of a longer original. The preposition from is more common than of when naming the source work.

常見錯誤

I read an excerpt of the whole book for my report.
I read an excerpt from the book for my report.
An excerpt is only a small part, not the entire work.

excerpt — 動詞

IPA/ekˈsɜːpt/
KK[ɛksˈɚpt]IPA/ekˈsɝːpt/

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • excerpt from a book
  • excerpt of a song
  • excerpt from a speech
  • excerpt from an article
  • excerpt from a film

副詞搭配

  • carefully excerpted
  • widely excerpted
  • briefly excerpted

常用片語

  • read an excerpt
  • publish an excerpt
  • include an excerpt

介系詞搭配