literary language

常见例句

Latin too was a literary language.
拉丁文同样也是文学语言。
Why to examine the difference between literary language to the difference from the genre?
为什么从体裁差别的角度去探讨文学语言的区别。
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In the thirteenth century, French flourished as a literary language, and produced the Roman de Fergus, the earliest piece of non-Celtic vernacular literature to survived from Scotland.
十三世纪，法语成为文学语言，并出现了法语作品《佛古斯传奇》，它是苏格兰现存最早的非凯尔特方言作品。

Now in the middle years of the seventeenth century during the English revolution that saw the execution of the king and saw the establishment of a non-monarchic republican government, Milton had practically invented the formal language, the literary language, of insubordination.
7世纪中期,英国革命期间，国王被处决,一个非君主制的共和国政府建立了起来，弥尔顿实际上创造出了一套正式词汇，一套用来表述“反抗“的文学词汇。
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And it's this rhetoric of anticipation, this language of looking forward, that structures all of Milton's own narratives about his own literary career.
正是这种预期修辞学，这种期待的文字，构建了所有弥尔顿的自述,和他自己的文学事业。
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In the first passage, the statement about language by criticism, that sign and meaning can never coincide, is what is precisely taken for granted in the kind of language we call "literary."
在第一段，关于语言的主张，用批判的方式，认为符号和意思永远不能相矛盾，正是这个主张,被人们认为是理所当然的，对于我们所说的文学语言来说“
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What about the existence of a learned language, or a literary language?
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Mr Bellos shows that the world is very eager to familiarise itself with English, both as a vehicular language, (routinely used in the corridors of the EU, and in academia for example) and as a literary language.
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He is the most important figure in twentieth-century English-language literary culture.
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