canon
noun /ˈkænən/
/ˈkænən/
- a Christian priest with special duties in a cathedral
Topics Religion and festivalsc2座堂区府 - (formal) a generally accepted rule, standard or principle by which something is judged
原则;准则;标准 - the canons of good taste
衡量高雅趣味的标准 - market sovereignty, the central canon of Thatcherism
市场主权,撒切尔主义的核心原则
- the canons of good taste
- a list of the books or other works that are generally accepted as the real work of a particular writer or as being important
(某作家的)真作,精品 - the Shakespeare canon
莎士比亚的精品 - ‘Wuthering Heights’ is a central book in the canon of English literature.
《呼啸山庄》是英国文学经典中非常重要的一部作品。
- the Shakespeare canon
- a piece of music in which singers or instruments take it in turns to repeat the melody (= tune)
两重轮唱(或演奏);卡农曲 - a canon for tenor and bass
男高音和男低音的经典
- a canon for tenor and bass
词源senses 2 to 4 Old English: from Latin, from Greek kanōn ‘rule’, reinforced in Middle English by Old French canon.sense 1 Middle English (in the sense ‘regular’): from Old French canonie, from Latin canonicus ‘according to rule’ from Greek kanonikos, from kanon ‘rule’.