tome 的定义
- a book, especially a very heavy, large, or learned book.
- a volume forming a part of a larger work.
tome 近义词
large, scholarly book
更多tome例句
- The experience of watching a TV show will never feel quite the same as losing yourself, for weeks, in a fat, historical tome.
- After all, by living an ill-charted, almost mythical life full of anecdote and folk wisdom, Paige actually may have increased the durability and weight of his chapter in the sport's tome.
- His hefty, demanding tome emphasizes the effects of changing circumstances that pivoted both Stalin and Russia into a vortex of revolution and civil war.
- The company’s bible for remote work, a 7,000-page digital tome called the GitLab Team Handbook, is freely available on its website.
- Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century was a big hit in China, as 700-page tomes on economic theory go.
- When I see Oliona back at her flat she brings out a tome of Pushkin.
- The 468-page tome purports to be a definitive account of the comedian's life and career.
- He had some help, too—the entire cast and crew of The Princess Bride contributed cherished memories to the tome.
- David Foster Wallace even named a chapter in his tome Brief Interviews with Hideous Men “Signifying Nothing.”
- Franco optioned the tome back in March 2011, and will star and direct the flick.
- They presented to the amused officer an enormous MS. tome of Church services!
- It was translated into Latin by Theodorus Schrivelius, and printed in the third tome of his theological works.
- When they rested in a tree on the other shore, Chow Soo Tome crept from under the wing and climbed down the tree.
- The ape pitied him and sought to aid him, and what food he had or found he shared with Chow Soo Tome gladly.
- Through forest, over mountains and across plains toiled Chow Soo Tome patiently.