英:/'əˈluːʒn/ 美:/'əˈluːʒn/
典故
复数:allusions
CET6,GRE,SAT
n. 暗示；提及
What he said is perhaps an allusion to the tragic domestic tragedy.
他所说的话可能就是在暗指这种家庭悲剧。
He opened his father's diary again to search for the faint allusion of his past.
他再次打开了他爸爸的日记本，试图去找寻关于父亲过去的朦胧记述。
Her novels are filled with literary allusions, that is why she has won the Nobel prize.
她的小说充满了文学典故，这就是她获得诺贝尔奖的原因。
His statement was seen as an allusion to the recent drug-related killings.
他的声明被视为暗指最近与毒品有关的多起凶杀案
Her poetry is full of obscure literary allusion.
她的诗随处可见晦涩的文学典故。
This last point was understood to be an allusion to the long-standing hostility between the two leaders.
这最后一点曾被理解为对这两位领导人之间长久敌意的一种影射。
You actually see this near the top of the handout, the allusion from the Faerie Queene.
事实上你们可以在讲义的顶部看到，《仙后》的暗喻。
His brows clouded at the allusion.
对于这一引喻，他双眉紧锁着。
in allusion to
针对；引喻
n.|connotation/reference/mention/reminder/implication;暗示；提及
"Allusion" 是一个名词，指间接提及或隐晦的引用，通常不直接说明具体的人、事件、文学作品或文化背景，而是通过暗示让读者或听者自行联想其含义。以下是详细解析：
文学中的典故
例如：
"He was a real Romeo with the ladies."
这里“Romeo”暗指莎士比亚戏剧中的浪漫形象。
日常对话或演讲
例如：
"This feels like our own Garden of Eden."
借用《圣经》中的伊甸园暗示理想之地。
避免直接说明
例如：
"She faced her Waterloo in the final exam."
用“滑铁卢”隐喻重大失败，无需解释拿破仑的历史事件。
若需进一步探讨具体文学作品中的案例，可提供更多上下文帮助分析。
单词: allusion
解释: 暗示或间接提到某个人、事物或事件的表达方式。
例句:
用法: allusion通常用于文学、艺术和口语表达中，用来增加语言的丰富性和表达深度。
近义词: hint, suggestion, implication
反义词: explicit statement
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