formalistic

英

美

adj.  形式主义的

BNC.38547 / COCA.34383

英英释义

adj

• concerned with or characterized by rigorous adherence to recognized forms (especially in religion or art)
  1. highly formalized plays like `Waiting for Godot'
  Synonym:formalizedformalised

双语例句

• Secondly, it is formalistic, because it expresses this kind of idea with every kind of form;
  第二，是表达形式主义的，因为它用各种形式表达这种理念；
• To demonstrate the difference between the reality of the traditional realism and that of his own, Nabokov constantly carried on formalistic reform, in which the self-consciousness arises.
  为了演示他所认识的现实与传统现实主义之间的区别，纳博科夫对小说的形式进行了不断的实验，他小说的自我意识产生于其实验的过程。
• The concept of "Strange" and "common" in Chinese classical poetics are corresponding to "defamiliarization" and "familiarization" in Russian formalistic poetics.
  中国古典诗学话语中的奇崛与寻常是与俄国形式主义诗学中的陌生化和自动化相对应的一组概念。
• Considering the whole country, the reform of students'learning style in higher school goes formalistic and lacks systemic theoretical research and practical operation.
  纵观全国，目前高校大学生学习方式的改革由于种种原因和条件限制往往流于形式，缺乏系统的理论研究和实践操作。
• Only in a legal and formalistic sense can the owners be considered the successors of appropriators and expropriators.
  只有在法律和形式主义的意义上，所有者才可被认为是占有者和抢夺者的继承人。
• The reform should be thorough instead of formalistic.
  改革要彻底，不能流于形式。
• In our acceptance of his theory no such formalistic or mystical notion as that of'prophecy'ever enters our minds.
  我们欢迎这个理论，丝毫不存什么‘先哲’一类的形式的甚至神秘的念头在里面。
• English modern formalistic aesthetics genre was the outcome of that situation.
  二十世纪一、二十年代英国现代形式主义美学流派就是这种情况下的产物。
• On one hand it affects the style and the content of the popular culture, on the other hand it is molded by the popular culture, and weakens people's reasoning ability, making interest become formalistic and reject the contents.
  它一方面制约着大众文化的风格和内容，另一方面被大众文化所塑造，削弱了人的理性思维能力，使趣味流于形式，排斥内容。
• The discussion was brisk; there was no time for either banter or formalistic positions.
  讨论是紧凑的，没有时间开玩笑或者说空话。