| [/tekst; tɛkst/] n 用法:
1 [U] main written or printed part of a book or page (contrasted with notes, diagrams, illustrations, etc) （书或书页的）正文, 本文（与注释、 图表、 插图等相对）:
too much text and not enough pictures 文字太多而插图太少 *
The index refers the reader to pages in the text. 书的索引为读者列出了正文中的页数. 用法:
2 [C] original words of an author, document, etc (contrasted with later revisions, shortened versions, etc)（作者、 文件等的）原文:
the full text of the Prime Minister'sspeech 首相讲话的全文 *
the problems of establishing the text of `King Lear' 考证《李尔王》原文所遇到的问题 *
a corrupt text, eg one altered by mistakes in copying 异文（如因抄写错误而造成的）. 用法:
3 [C] sentence or short passage from the Bible, etc used as the subject of a sermon or discussion （引自《圣经》等的）文句（用作讲道的或讨论的题目）:
I take as my text... 我要讲的经文是.... 用法:
4 [C] book, play, etc prescribed for study or as part of a syllabus （指定要学的或定为教学大纲内容的）书、 戏剧等:
`Hamlet' is a set text for A level this year. 《哈姆雷特》是今年高级程度考试中指定的必读书. |