单词：novel
音标：['nɒvl] ；
柯林斯词典等级：4 级；
牛津三千核心词汇；
n. 小说, 长篇故事
a. 新奇的, 异常的
a. 新奇的, 异常的
n. an extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story
n. a printed and bound book that is an extended work of fiction
s. pleasantly new or different
n. a printed and bound book that is an extended work of fiction
s. pleasantly new or different
词型变化：名词复数形式 : novels
考试类型：[高考/四级/六级/考研/托福/IELTS]
考试类型：[高考/四级/六级/考研/托福/IELTS]
词性分布：
novel的用法和样例：
例句
用作名词(n.)
- The novel is considered a brilliant performance.这部小说被认为是出色的佳作。
- I like reading novels in my spare time.我喜欢闲暇时读小说。
- This film is based on a novel by D.H.Lawrence.这部影片是根据D.
用作形容词(adj.)
- It's a novel idea.那是个异常的想法。
- It's a novel experience.那是一段新奇的经历。
常见句型
用作名词(n.)
- England is the birthplace of the modern novel.英国是近代小说发源地。
- She had written a novel about the strikes.她写了一本关于罢工的小说。
- I like to read the novels of Charles Dickens.我喜欢读查尔斯·狄更斯的小说。
用作形容词(adj.)
用作定语～+ n.- He has a novel proposal of his own for meeting unemployment.他想出了一个应付失业问题的新建议。
- The new car has a novel appearance.那辆新车外形新颖。
- Flying gives people a novel sensation.飞行给人一种新奇感。
- The design of this square is very novel.这个广场的设计很新颖。
- Snow is novel to people from tropical countries.对于来自热带国家的人来说,雪是很新奇的。
词汇搭配
用作名词 (n.)
动词+～- adapt〔publish, write〕 a novel改编〔出版,写〕小说
- make a novel into a film把小说拍成电影
- best-selling novel畅销小说
- biographical〔detective, history〕 novel传记〔侦探,历史〕小说
- serial novel分期连载的小说
- love novel爱情小说
- prize novel获奖小说
- novel about关于…的小说
- novel by〔of〕…写的小说
用作形容词 (adj.)
～+名词- novel idea〔design〕新的观念〔设计〕
- novel experience〔 fashion〕新的经验〔风尚〕
经典引文
I am afraid thy Brains are..disordered with Romances and Novels.
出自：SteeleHe was already in bed, with a novel shielding his face.
出自：R. K. NarayanShe usually re-read three Austen novels each winter.
出自：E. J. HowardMuch was novel to him, for he had little experience of the world.
出自：G. HuntingtonTechnologically, novel industries will rise to process the output of the oceans.
出自：A. TofflerIt was a novel and, I thought, an audacious approach.
出自：K. Waterhouse