written word

英 [ˈrɪtn wɜːd]

美 [ˈrɪtn wɜːrd]

n.  (尤指与言语或绘画、电影等其他表达形式相对的)书面语

柯林斯词典

• N-SING (尤指与言语或绘画、电影等其他表达形式相对的)书面语
  You usethe written wordto refer to language expressed in writing, especially when contrasted with speech or with other forms of expression such as painting or film.
  1. Even in the 18th century scholars continued to give primacy to the written word.
     甚至到了18世纪，学者们仍然将书面语放在第一位。

英英释义

noun

• the written form of a word
  1. while the spoken word stands for something, the written word stands for something that stands for something
  2. a craftsman of the written word

双语例句

• I also realized that classes are not as useful as the written word, so what you are now reading is an exploration of how to tune a database based on a dissection of the Fastest DBA benchmark.
  我也意识到类没有书面文字有用，因此，您现在所阅读的是对于如何基于FastestDBA基准的剖析，来调优数据库的探索。
• But only if publishers adopt Wark's perspective and provide new ways for people to encounter the written word.
  但前提是，除非出版商能够采取华克的做法为读者们提供新的方式，让他们聚在一起相互交流。
• If not more than either the written word!
  要是单词写的不对多丢人！
• I began learning English at the early age of three; as I grew older, I started reading in both English and Chinese, establishing a lasting friendship with the written word.
  早在三岁的时候，我就接触到了英文，随着年龄的增长，我逐渐尝试着涉猎中文和英文两种语言的书籍，而开始与文字结缘。
• They were a group of kindred peoples linked by the spoken and afterwards by the written word, and sharing common ideals of courage and behaviour.
  他们是一群血缘相近的民族，口头语，继而是书面语，把他们联系在一起，他们追求共同的理想勇敢精神和优雅风度。
• Block printing was invented, making the written word available to vastly greater audiences.
  发明了木板印刷术，从而使得大量的读者可以看到手写的文字。
• The function of reading aloud is to communicate the written word.
  大声朗读的作用是把书面文字的信息传送出来。
• Letters written word: so you are most interested in things of life, and hide your secret.
  函件上写着这么一句话：在你最感兴趣的事物上，隐藏着你人生的秘密。
• In a world dominated by email and social media, your success is directly proportional to your ability to influence others through the written word.
  在一个电子邮件和社交媒体盛行的世界，你的成功和你通过文字影响他人的能力成正比。
• His audience is forced to reconsider their assumptions about the value and reliability of the written word.
  观众被驱使着去重新思考书面文字的价值和可靠性。