thematic
/θɪˈmætɪk/ (bre, ipa) · [θimˈætɪk] /θɪˈmætɪk/ (ame, ipa) · [θimˈætɪk] /thi-ˈma-tik How to pronounce thematic (audio)/ (ame, mw)
thematic — 形容詞
- thematicpositive
- more thematiccomparative
- most thematicsuperlative
1. organised around a particular subject, topic, or main idea that links the differ
主題的
圍繞特定主題或話題的
organised around a particular subject, topic, or main idea that links the different parts of something together
The museum's thematic exhibition on ancient trade routes included artefacts from three continents.
這間博物館以古代貿易路線為主題的展覽，展出了來自三大洲的工藝品。
attributive: thematic + noun (exhibition)
Mayumi divided her thesis into three thematic chapters that traced the development of democracy.
Mayumi 將她的論文分為三個主題章節，分別追溯民主制度的發展歷程。
Rachid chose a thematic approach for the conference, grouping presentations by region.
Rachid 為研討會選擇了主題式的安排方式，按地區分組進行報告。
The English syllabus was redesigned around six thematic units, from family life to global warming.
英語課綱依照六個主題單元重新設計，從家庭生活到全球暖化皆有涵蓋。
Bilal performed a thematic analysis of the interview transcripts to identify recurring patterns.
Bilal 對訪談逐字稿進行了主題分析，以找出重複出現的模式。
- conceptual
broader — focuses on abstract ideas rather than a unifying subject; e.g., a conceptual framework vs. a thematic exhibition
- topical
narrower — often implies current or timely relevance, not just any organising subject
- themed
more casual — common for parties, decorations, or events rather than academic work
文法句型
thematic + noun
用法筆記
Typically used before a noun (attributive position). Common in academic and curatorial contexts when describing how material is organised.