slavonic
slavonic — 形容詞
- slavonicpositive
- more slavoniccomparative
- most slavonicsuperlative
1. relating to a large group of peoples who come from central, eastern, and southea
斯拉夫
與中東歐斯拉夫民族或語言相關的
relating to a large group of peoples who come from central, eastern, and southeastern Europe — including Russians, Poles, Czechs, Ukrainians, and Croatians — or the languages those peoples use, for example Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, and Czech.
The department offers courses in several Slavonic languages, including Russian and Polish.
該系開設多種斯拉夫語言的課程，包括俄語和波蘭語。
collocation: Slavonic languages
Gabriel's research focuses on the history of the Slavonic peoples in the Balkan region.
Gabriel 的研究重點是巴爾幹地區斯拉夫民族的歷史。
Old Church Slavonic is an important written language in the Slavonic language family.
教會斯拉夫語是斯拉夫語系中一種重要的書面語言。
proper noun: Old Church Slavonic
Hoa's grandmother still speaks a Slavonic dialect from her home village in eastern Europe.
Hoa 的祖母仍會說她東歐家鄉村落的一種斯拉夫方言。
collocation: Slavonic dialect
The Slavonic folk music of the region uses traditional instruments like the balalaika.
該地區的斯拉夫民間音樂使用像巴拉萊卡琴這類傳統樂器。
- Slavonic languages
- Slavonic peoples
- Old Church Slavonic
- Slavonic dialects
- Slavonic studies
- Slavic
largely interchangeable; 'Slavic' is more common in American English, while 'Slavonic' is the traditional British term, especially for languages
用法筆記
Often capitalised as 'Slavonic' in formal writing. 'Slavonic' and 'Slavic' are largely interchangeable; 'Slavic' is more common in American English, while 'Slavonic' is the traditional term in British English, especially for the language family (e.g. 'Slavonic languages').