theme 音标拼音: [θ'im]
n . 主题,论题,话题,题目,作文题
主题,论题,话题,题目,作文题
theme n 1 :
the subject matter of a conversation or discussion ; "
he didn '
t want to discuss that subject "; "
it was a very sensitive topic "; "
his letters were always on the theme of love " [
synonym : {
subject }, {
topic }, {
theme }]
2 :
a unifying idea that is a recurrent element in literary or artistic work ; "
it was the usual `
boy gets girl '
theme " [
synonym :
{
theme }, {
motif }]
3 : (
music )
melodic subject of a musical composition ; "
the theme is announced in the first measures "; "
the accompanist picked up the idea and elaborated it " [
synonym : {
theme }, {
melodic theme }, {
musical theme }, {
idea }]
4 :
an essay (
especially one written as an assignment ); "
he got an A on his composition " [
synonym : {
composition }, {
paper },
{
report }, {
theme }]
5 : (
linguistics )
the form of a word after all affixes are removed ; "
thematic vowels are part of the stem " [
synonym : {
root },
{
root word }, {
base }, {
stem }, {
theme }, {
radical }]
v 1 :
provide with a particular theme or motive ; "
the restaurant often themes its menus "
Theme \
Theme \,
n . [
OE .
teme ,
OF .
teme ,
F .
th [`
e ]
me ,
L .
thema ,
Gr . ?,
fr . ?
to set ,
place .
See {
Do },
and cf . {
Thesis }.]
1 .
A subject or topic on which a person writes or speaks ;
a proposition for discussion or argument ;
a text .
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My theme is alway one and ever was . --
Chaucer .
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And when a soldier was the theme ,
my name Was not far off . --
Shak .
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2 .
Discourse on a certain subject .
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Then ran repentance and rehearsed his theme . --
Piers Plowman .
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It was the subject of my theme . --
Shak .
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3 .
A composition or essay required of a pupil . --
Locke .
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4 . (
Gram .)
A noun or verb ,
not modified by inflections ;
also ,
that part of a noun or verb which remains unchanged (
except by euphonic variations )
in declension or conjugation ;
stem .
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5 .
That by means of which a thing is done ;
means ;
instrument .
[
Obs .] --
Swift .
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6 . (
Mus .)
The leading subject of a composition or a movement .
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175 Moby Thesaurus words for "
theme ":
IC analysis ,
accidence ,
action ,
affix ,
affixation ,
allomorph ,
anagnorisis ,
angle ,
architectonics ,
architecture ,
argument ,
article ,
atmosphere ,
background ,
background detail ,
basis ,
bound morpheme ,
burden ,
case ,
catastrophe ,
causerie ,
chapter ,
characterization ,
color ,
complication ,
composition ,
concept ,
concern ,
conjugation ,
continuity ,
contrivance ,
core ,
cutting ,
declension ,
decorative composition ,
decorative style ,
denouement ,
derivation ,
descant ,
design ,
detail ,
development ,
device ,
difference of form ,
discourse ,
discussion ,
disquisition ,
dissertation ,
enclitic ,
episode ,
essay ,
essence ,
etude ,
examination ,
excursus ,
exercise ,
exposition ,
fable ,
falling action ,
feature ,
figure ,
first approach ,
focus of attention ,
focus of interest ,
foil ,
foreground detail ,
form ,
formative ,
free form ,
gimmick ,
gist ,
head ,
heading ,
homily ,
idea ,
immediate constituent analysis ,
incident ,
infix ,
infixation ,
inflection ,
introductory study ,
issue ,
keynote ,
leitmotiv ,
line ,
living issue ,
local color ,
lucubration ,
main point ,
matter ,
matter in hand ,
meat ,
memoir ,
monograph ,
mood ,
morceau ,
morph ,
morpheme ,
morphemic analysis ,
morphemics ,
morphology ,
morphophonemics ,
motif ,
motive ,
movement ,
mythos ,
national style ,
note ,
notion ,
ornamental motif ,
outline ,
pandect ,
paper ,
paradigm ,
paragraph ,
pattern ,
period style ,
peripeteia ,
phrase ,
piece ,
plan ,
plot ,
point ,
point at issue ,
point in question ,
prefix ,
prefixation ,
preliminary study ,
problem ,
proclitic ,
prolegomenon ,
question ,
radical ,
recognition ,
repeated figure ,
research paper ,
review ,
rising action ,
root ,
rubric ,
scheme ,
screed ,
secondary plot ,
setting ,
sketch ,
slant ,
special article ,
stem ,
story ,
structure ,
study ,
style ,
subject ,
subject matter ,
subject of thought ,
subplot ,
substance ,
suffix ,
suffixation ,
survey ,
switch ,
term paper ,
text ,
thematic development ,
thesis ,
thread ,
tone ,
topic ,
touch ,
tract ,
tractate ,
treatise ,
treatment ,
twist ,
word -
formation
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