slavic

/ˈslɑːvɪk/ (bre, ipa) · [slˈɑvɪk] /ˈslɑːvɪk/ (ame, ipa) · [slˈɑvɪk] /ˈslä-vik How to pronounce Slavic (audio) ˈsla-/ (ame, mw)

slavic — 形容詞

  • slavicpositive
  • more slaviccomparative
  • most slavicsuperlative

1. describing peoples such as Russians and Poles, or the related languages spoken a

1.形容詞C1
釋義

斯拉夫的

和斯拉夫民族或語言有關

describing peoples such as Russians and Poles, or the related languages spoken across much of Europe east of Germany

例句

Tuan's teacher explained why Polish and Russian are both Slavic languages.

Tuan 的老師說明了為什麼波蘭語和俄語都屬於斯拉夫語言。

collocation: Slavic languages

At the spring fair, Marta sold Slavic embroidery beside painted eggs.

在春季市集上，Marta 賣著斯拉夫刺繡，旁邊擺著彩繪蛋。

attributive: Slavic + cultural noun

同義詞
  • Slavonic

    older or more specialised variant, now mostly seen in fixed historical or linguistic labels

文法句型

Slavic + language(s)

Slavic + noun

用法筆記

Usually comes before nouns such as 'language', 'people', 'name', or 'tradition'. Use a specific nationality word like 'Polish' or 'Russian' when you mean one nation rather than the broader family.

常見錯誤

❌Polish and Czech are Slav languages.
✅Polish and Czech are Slavic languages.
💡Use the adjective 'Slavic' before 'languages'; 'Slav' is the noun for a person.

slavic — 名詞