subtext 的定义
- the underlying or implicit meaning, as of a literary work.
subtext 近义词
implicit meaning
subtext 的近义词 9 个
subtext 的反义词 2 个
更多subtext例句
- Barker’s original novella, The Forbidden, first published in his self-published zine Fantasy Tales in 1985, contributed the basic plot that became Rose’s 1992 film, but none of the backstory or underlying subtext.
- In the 1960s, outdated state laws banning “cross-dressing” — and various other activities associated with homosexuality — were used as a subtext by the police to raid businesses and bars where LGBTQ people were known to hang out.
- Because DARPA funded research comes from the Department of Defense, there is an unsubtle subtext about the robots it trains to find humans.
- Her style is easy to digest but will force you to contemplate its potent subtext.
- The unavoidable subtext is that legislators want to use the specter of criminality to make legal things more difficult or riskier to do — things with which they take political issue.
- The subtext of the clown is that life is a joke and can be snatched away at any moment.
- These witnesses should be of the same gender as the employee, to avoid any suggestion of a “sexual subtext”.
- And the subtext to that remark, just in case you missed it, is: and neither should he!
- It is, in a way, a lighthearted routine with a dark subtext: many of those gathered are accustomed to failure at auditions.
- And so on and so forth, with the ominous subtext fairly shrieking over the pleasant and heartwarming text.
- These have been converted into two equations on two lines, with the arrow subtext moved into the equations.