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美: ['postskrɪpt]
英: ['pəʊs(t)skrɪpt]
n. 附言;又及
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词源分析:Postscript 由两个部分组成:前缀 "post-" 意为“在……之后”,和词根 "script" 来自拉丁语“scribere”,意为“写”。因此,字面意义为“写在后面的东西”。
历史背景:Postscript 最早的使用可以追溯到1*世纪,用于书信中,作为在信件末尾添加的额外信息。最著名的例子是文学作品中的角色使用后记来补充信息。
课本:该单词可能出现在*的初中和高中英语教材中,也可能在牛津和美国的初级和中级英语学教材中出现。
正式与非正式语境:
特殊场合:在法律文书中,postscript 可能用于添加附加条款或解释,以确保所有信息都被考虑。
I forgot to mention in my letter that I will be traveling next week. P.S. I hope to see you soon!
In the postscript of her book, the author shared her thoughts on the writing process.
He added a postscript to his email to clarify his previous point.
The letter ended with a heartfelt postscript that made the recipient smile.
The postscript in the contract outlined additional terms that were not included in the main text.
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通过以上的分析,我们可以更好地理解和使用单词“postscript”。
[N-COUNT] A postscript is something written at the end of a letter after you have signed your name. You usually write "P.S." in front of it. (信末的) 附言
例:A brief, handwritten postscript lay beneath his signature.一段简短的手写体附言位于他的签名下方。
[N-COUNT] A postscript is an addition to a finished story, account, or statement, that gives further information. (故事、陈述等的) 补笔; 跋
例:Let me add a postscript to this section on diet.让我对饮食这一部分加个补笔。