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She has been described as the creative colossus of the literary world.她被誉为文坛创作巨匠。
Her internationally acclaimed novel has won several literary prizes.她那本享誉国际的小说为她赢得了好几个文学奖。
The annotation of literary texts makes them more accessible.文学作品的注释使它们更容易理解。
Her novels are packed with literary allusions.她的小说充满了文学典故。
Maybe the author should have rephrased the title of his article to make it more literary.
Self-educated and with a great desire for knowledge, he was a very literary man.

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literary | American Dictionary

literary
adjective
us/ˈlɪt̬·əˌrer·i/
literature
connected with literature:
She contributed poems to literary magazines.
literature
Literary analysis is the study of a work of literature by a critic, teacher, or student.

Examples of literary

literary
With a reference list of literary works, munication networks, and new approaches to story resources to fight censorship, and three appendices telling.
It deserves the welcome which students reserve for a really important contribution to literary criticism.
Since her books were rarely taught or read during the twentieth century, her home lost its literary significations to all but a select few.
Music stemming from literary or visual contexts presents particular problems when it comes to deciding what is appropriate knowledge.
There is greater tolerance for diversity in creative writing as license is given for literary purposes.
Before proponents of the so-called literary turn in anthropology achieved dominance in the field, the anthropological monograph was an easily identified artefact.
Her close examination of the manuscript illuminates the process by which the texts, literary and musical, were brought together, arranged, and illustrated.
She maintained that any literary merit (in both artistic and populist terms) of the series was enhanced rather than compromised by its educational aims.
Students are thus able to read short extracts from correspondence, legislation, theoretical and literary material, which substantiate the contexts they have been led to consider.
Some of the chapters even ignore literary conventions, such as an introduction and conclusion, leaving the reader to search for the argument alone.
His study of nineteenth-century ' ' higher law ' ' debates in relation to key literary and cultural material is provocative, original, and ambitious.
She is controversial for challenging the male literary tradition and appropriating the ghazal, a lyrical poetic style used by men to express love.
That connotation is associated with the literary myth and symbol tendency of interpretation focusing on his lyrics.
The revaluation of songs did not result in a lasting elevated literary status of the genre.
If music in this novel were a completely literary construct, musicologists might wonder why it warranted their attention and expertise.
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