conventional的名词

conventional的名词形式是：conventionali**，指的是传统主义；墨守成规。

一、短语搭配

1、Conventional depth，常规深度。例如：The theoretical sawcut depth,as determined by fracture ****ysis,that can be used in pavement construction practice,is significantly less than the conventional depth.根据断裂分析得到的切缝深度明显小于通常采用的深度。

2、conventional sign，惯用符号；图例；沿用图例。例如：The conventional sign is deeply ingrained in people's minds.传统的标志已经深深地印在人们的脑海里。

3、conventional mortgage，传统按揭办法。例如：I used a conventional mortgage when I purchased my house.我在购买房子时使用的是传统按揭办法。

二、时态区分

1、过去式：conventionalized。

2、过去分词：conventionalized。

3、现在分词：conventionalizing。

4、第三人称单数：conventionalizes。

三、造句

1、Conventionali** rigid adherence to conventional middleclass values.

因袭主义严守传统的资产阶级价值观。

2、They were bound up in fetters of conventionali**.

他们被因袭主义的枷锁所束缚。

3、Socrates denied the opinion of the conventionali** which thinks the political beings as art being,and thinks the good citizen as a person without the virtue of good person.

苏格拉底不同意习俗主义视政治物为非自然物，视好公民为去好人德性之人的观点。

usual的反义词是什么?

usual的反义词是unusual。

usual

读音：英 ['juːʒuəl]，美 ['juːʒuəl]

释义：adj. 通常的；惯常的；惯例的

副词：usually

名词：usualness

词源：14世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自古法语的usuel，意为当今的；最初源自晚期拉丁语的usualis，意为普通的。

用法：

1、usual在句中可用作定语或表语。用作定语时，其前一般加the或所有格代词，不能加a。

2、usual在特定的上下文中有时可省略后面的被修饰词。

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词义辨析

usual，customary，habitual，conventional，regular这些形容词均有“通常的，惯常的”之意。

usual普通用词，概念广泛。指经常发生或意料中的事，既可指自然发生的现象，也可指按个人习惯或惯例而做的事。

customary指特定的个人或群体的平常习惯，或习俗性的行为。

habitual指按个人习惯反复发生的事情。侧重经常性、习惯性。

conventional语气强，指遵守已成习惯的事情，强调符合惯例，由人们普遍认可。

regular着重遵守约定俗成的规则。

求萧伯纳的英语原文

这个算是网络搜索的难题

费了半天劲总算找到了

在 Shaw on Music 这本书里有

贝多芬百年祭, Beethoven's Centenary, 从第83页开始

开头：

A hundred yeas ago a crusty old bachelor of fifty-seven, so deaf ...

结尾：

... and understand not only Beethoven's music, but what is deepest in post-Beethoven music as well.

From the Radio Times

18 March 1927

书在这里：

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原文很长，我试试看

Shaw on Music

Beethoven's Centenary

A hundred yeas ago a crusty old bachelor of fifty-seven, so deaf that he could not hear his own music played by a full orchestra, yet still able to hear thunder, shook his fist at the roaring heavens for the last time, and died as he had lived, challenging God and defying the universe. He was Defiance Incarnate: he could not even meet a Grand Duke and his court in the street without jamming his hat tight down on his head and striding through the very middle of them. He had the manners of a disobliging steamroller (most steamrollers are abjectly obliging and conciliatory); and he was rather less particular about his dress than a scarecrow: in fact he was once arrested as a tramp because the police refused to believe that such a tatterdemalion could be a famous composer, much less a temple of the most turbulent spirit that ever found expression in pure sound. It was indeed a mighty spirit; bit if I had written the mightiest, which would mean mightier than the spirit of Handel, Beethoven himself would have rebuked me; and what mortal man could pretend to a spirit mightier than Bach's? But that Beethoven's spirit was the most turbulent is beyond all question. The impetuous fury of his strength, which he could quite easily contain and control, but often would not, and the uproariousness of his fun, go beyond anything of the kind to be found in the works of other composers. Greenhorns write of syncopation now as if it were a new way of giving the utmost impetus to a musical measure; but the rowdiest jazz sounds like the Maiden's Prayer after Beethoven's third Leonora overture; and certainly no negro corobbery that I ever heard could inspire the blackest dancer with such diable au corps as the last movement of the Seventh Symphony. And no other composer has ever melted his hearers into complete sentimentality by the tender beauty of his music, and then suddenly turned on them and mocked them with derisive trumpet blasts for being such fools. Nobody but Beethoven could govern Beethoven; and when, as happened when the fit ws on him, he deliberately refused to govern himself, he was ungovernable.

It was this turbulence, this deliberate disorder, this mockery, this reckless and triumphant disregard of conventional manners, that set Beethoven apart from the musical geniuses of the ceremonious seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He was a giant wave in that storm of the human spirit which produced the French Revolution. He called no man master. Mozart, his greatest predecessor in his own department, had from his childhood been washed, combed, splendidly dressed, and beautifully behaved in the presence of royal personages and peers. His childish outburst at the Pompadour, "Who is this woman who does not kiss me? The Queen kisses me," would be incredible of Beethoven, who was still an unlicked cub even when he had grown into a very grizzly bear. Mozart had the refinement of convention and society as well as the refinement of nature and of the solitudes of the soul. Mozart and Gluck are refined as the court of Louis XIV was refined: Haydn is refined as the most cultivated country gentlemen of his day were refined: compared to them socially Beethoven was an obstreperous Bohemian: a man of the people. Haydn, so superior to envy that he declared his junior, Mozart, to be the greatest composer that ever lived, could not stand Beethoven: Mozart, more farseeing, listened to his playing, and said "You will hear of him some day"; but the two would never have hit it off together had Mozart lived long enough to try. Beethoven had a moral horror of Mozart, who in Don Giovanni had thrown a halo of enchantment round an aristocratic blackguard, and the, wither the unscrupulous moral versatility of a born dramatist, turned round to cast a halo of divinity round Sarastro, setting his words to the only music yet written that would not sound out of place in the mouth of God.

Beethoven was no dramatist: moral versatility was to him revolting cynici**. Mozart was still to him the master of masters (this is not an empty eulogistic superlative: it means literally that Mozart is a composer's composer much more than he has ever been a really popular composer); but he was a court flunkey in breeches whilst Beethoven was a Sansculotte; and Haydn also was a flunkey in the old livery: the Revolution stood between them as it stood between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. But to Beethoven Mozart was worse than Haydn because he trifled with morality by setting vice to music as magically as virtue. The Puritan who is in every tru Sansculotte rose up against him in Beethoven, though Mozart had shewn him all the possibilities of nineteenth-century music. So Beethoven cast back for a hero to Handel, another crusty old bachelor of his own kidney, who despised Mozart's hero Gluck, though the pastoral symphony in The Messiah is the nearest thing in music to the scenes in which Gluck, in his Orfeo, opened to us the plains of Heaven.

Thanks to broadcasting, millions of musical novices will hear the music of Beethoven this anniversary year for the first time with their expectations raised to an extraordinary pitch by hundreds of newspaper articles piling up all the conventional eulogies that are applied indiscriminately to all the great composers. And like his contemporaries they will be puzzled by getting from him not merely a music that they did not expect, but often an orchestral hurlyburly that they may not recognize as what they call music at all, though they can appreciate Gluck and Haydn and Mozart quite well. The explanation is simple enough. The music of the eighteenth century is all dance music. A dance is a symmetrical pattern of steps that are pleasant to move to; and its music is a symmetrical pattern of sound that is pleasant to listen to even when you are not dancing to it. Consequently the sound patterns, though they begin by being as simple as ches**oards, get lengthened and elaborated and enriched with harmonies until they are more like Persian carpets; and the composers who design these patterns no longer expect people to dance to them. Only a whirling Dervish could dance a Mozart symphony: indeed, I have reduced two young and practised dancers to exhaustion by making them dance a Mozart overture. They very names of the dances are dropped: instead of suites consisting of sarabands, pavanes, gavottes, and jigs, the designs are presented as sonatas and symphonies consisting of sections called simply movements, and labelled according to their speed (in Italian) as allegros, adagios, scherzos, and prestos. But all the time, from Bach's preludes to Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, the music makes a symmetrical sound pattern, and gives us the dancer's pleasure always as the form and foundation of the piece.

Music, however, can do more than make beautiful sounds patterns. It can express emotions. You can look at a Persian carpet and listen to a Bach prelude with a delicious admiration that goes no further than itself; but you cannot listen to the overture to Don Giovanni without being thrown into a complicated mood which prepares you for a tragedy of some terrible doom overshadowing an exquisite but Satanic gaiety. If you listen to the last movement of Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, you hear that it is as much a riotous corobbery as the last movement of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony: it is an orgy of ranting drumming tow-row-row, made poignant by an opening strain of strange and painful beauty which is woven through the pattern all through. And yet the movement is a masterpiece of pattern designing all the time.

Now what Beethoven did, and what made some of his greatest contemporaries give him up as a madman with lucid intervals of clowning and bad taste, was that he used music altogether as a means of expressing moods, and completely threw over pattern designing as an end in itself. It is true that he used the old patterns all his life with dogged conservati** (another Sansculotte characteristic, by the way); but the imposed on them such an overwhelming charge of human energy and passion, including that highest passion which accompanies thought, and reduces the passion of the physical appetites to mere animali**, that he not only played Old Harry with their symmetry but often made it impossible to notice that there was any pattern at all beneath the storm of emotion. The Eroica Symphony begins by a pattern (borrowed from an overture which Mozart wrote when he was a boy), followed by a couple more very pretty patterns; but they are tremendously energized, and in the middle of the movement the patterns are torn up savagely; and Beethoven, from the point of view of the mere pattern musician, goes raving mad, hurling out terrible chords in which all the notes of the scale are sounded simultaneously, just because he feels like that, and wants you to feel like it.

And there you have the whole secret of Beethoven. He could design patterns with the best of them; he could write music whose beauty will last you all your life; he could take the driest sticks of themes and work them up so interestingly that you find something new in them at the hundredth hearing: in short, you can say of him all that you can say of the greatest pattern composers; but his diagnostic, the thing that marks him out from all the others, is his disturbing quality, his power of unsettling us and imposing his giant moods on us. Berlioz was very angry with an old French composer who expressed the discomfort Beethoven gave him by saying "J'aime la musique qui me berce," "I like music that lulls me." Beethoven's is music that wakes you up; and the one mood in which you shrink from it is the mood in which you want to be let alone.

When you understand this you will advance beyond the eighteenth century and the old-fashioned dance band (jazz, by the way, is the old dance band Beethovenized), and understand not only Beethoven's music, but what is deepest in post-Beethoven music as well.

From the Radio Times

18 March 1927

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Emmerlinged: A new word I made up when Rob Emmerling was trying to discredit me in April 2005. I would define it as "being misrepresented by someone who feels threatened by you in an attempt to discredit you so as to protect that person's own interests."

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flourishing

flush

flustered

fluttering

focused

focussed

foiled

followed

fond

foolhardy

foolish

forbidden

forced

forceful

foreign

fore-sighted

forgetful

forgettable

forgivable

forgiven

forgiving

forgotten

forlorn

formed

formidable

forsaken

fortified

fortunate

forward

fouled-up

fractured

fragile

fragmented

frail

framed

frank

frantic

fraudulent

frazzled

free

frenetic

frenzied

fresh

fretful

fretting

friendless

friendly

frightened

frigid

frisky

frivolous

frolicsome

frowning

frugal

frustrated

fulfilled

full

fuming

fun

funky

funloving

funny

furious

fury

fussy

futile

G

gallant

galled

game

gauche

gaudy

gawky

gay

generous

genial

gentle

genuine

giddy

gifted

giggly

gilded

giving

glad

glamorous

gleeful

glib

gloomy

glorious

glowing

glum

gluttonous

goaded

good

good-looking

good-natured

gorgeous

graceful

gracious

graded

grand

grandiose

granted

grateful

gratified

grave

great

greedy

gregarious

grief

grief-stricken

grieved

grieving

grim

groovy

gross

grossed-out

grotesque

grouchy

grounded

groveling

grumpy

guarded

guided

guilt-free

guilt-tripped

guiltless

guilty

gullible

gushy

gutless

gutsy

gutted

gypped

H

haggard

haggled

hallowed

hampered

handicapped

hapless

happy

happy-go-lucky

harangued

harassed

hard

hardened

hard-headed

hard-hearted

hard-pressed

hard-working

hardy

harmless

harmonious

harnessed

harried

hassled

hasty

hate

hated

hateful

hatred

haughty

haunted

headstrong

heady

healed

health-conscious

healthy

heard

heartbroken

heartened

heartful

heartless

heartsick

heart-to-heart

hearty

heavy

heavy-hearted

heckled

heeded

held dear

helped

helpful

helpless

henpecked

herded

heroic

hesitant

hideous

high

high-spirited

hilarious

hindered

hoaxed

hollow

homely

homesick

honest

honorable

honored

hoodwinked

hopeful

hopeless

horrible

horrified

horror

horror-stricken

hospitable

hostile

hot-headed

hounded

huge

humane

humble

humbled

humiliated

humored

humorous

hung up

hungry

hunted

hurried

hurt

hustled

hyped-up

hyper

hyperactive

hypervigilent

hypnotized

hypocritical

hysterical

I

idealistic

idiosyncratic

idiotic

idolized

ignorant

ignored

ill

ill at ease

ill-humored

illicit

ill-tempered

imaginative

imbalanced

immaculate

immature

immobile

immobilized

immodest

immoral

immortal

immune

impaired

impartial

impassioned

impassive

impatient

impeccable

impeded

impelled

imperfect

imperiled

imperious

impermanent

impermeable

impertinent

imperturbable

impervious

impetuous

impious

implacable

impolite

important

imposed-upon

imposing

impotent

impressed

imprisoned

impudent

impugned

impulsive

impure

in

in a huff

in a quandary

in a stew

in control

in despair

in doubt

in fear

in harmony

in pain

in the dumps

in the way

in touch

in tune

inaccessible

inadequate

inappropriate

inattentive

incapable

incapacitated

incensed

incoherent

incommunicative

incompetent

incomplete

inconclusive

inconsiderate

inconsistent

inconsolable

inconspicuous

inconvenienced

inconvenient

incorrect

incorrigible

incredible

incredulous

inculcated

indebted

indecent

indecisive

indefinite

independent

indescribable

indestructible

indicted

indifferent

indignant

indirect

indiscreet

indoctrinated

indolent

indulgent

industrious

inebriated

ineffective

inept

infallible

infamous

infantile

infantilized

infatuated

infected

inferior

infirm

inflamed

inflammatory

inflated

inflexible

influenced

influential

informed

infuriated

infused

ingenious

ingenuous

ingratiated

ingratiating

inhibited

inhospitable

inhumane

inimical

injured

innocent

innovative

inquiring

inquisitive

insane

insatiable

insecure

insensitive

inside-out

insightful

insignificant

insincere

insistent

insolent

insouciant

inspired

instilled

instructive

insufficient

insulted

insulting

insurgent

intact

integritous *

intellectual

intelligent

intense

intent

interested

interesting

interfered with

interfering

interrelated

interrogated

interrupted

intimate

intimidated

intimidating

intolerant

intrepid

intrigued

introspective

introverted

intruded upon

intrusive

intuitive

invalidated

invalidating

inventive

invigorated

invisible

invited

inviting

involved

invulnerable

irascible

irate

irked

irrational

irreligious

irreproachable

irresistible

irresolute

irresponsible

irreverent

irritable

irritated

isolated

J

jaded

jaundiced

jaunty

jealous

jealousy

jeered

jeopardized

jerked around

jilted

jinxed

jittery

jocular

jolly

jolted

jostled

jovial

joyful

joyless

joyous

jubilant

judged

judgmental

judicious

juggled

jumpy

just

justified

K

keen

kept

kept away

kept out

kicked

kicked around

kidded

kind

kindhearted

kindly

kinky

knackered

knocked

knocked down

knocked out

knowledgeable

L

labeled

lackadaisical

lacking

lackluster

lagging behind

laid-back

lambasted

lame

lamentful *

lamenting

languid

languishing

lascivious

late

laughed at

lavished

lax

lazy

leaned on

leaning

lecherous

lectured to

leery

left out

legitimate

let down

lethargic

level-headed

lewd

liable

liberal

liberated

licentious

lied about

lied to

lifeless

lifted

light

light-hearted

likable

liked

limited

limp

lionhearted

listened to

listless

lively

livid

loath

loathed

loathsome

logical

lonely

lonesome

longing

loopy

loose

loosed

lorded over

lost

loud

lousy

lovable

love

loved

loveless

lovely

loving

low

lowly

low-spirited

loyal

luckless

lucky

ludicrous

luminous

lured

luring

lust

lustful

lusty

lynched

M

macho

mad

made fun of

magical

magnificent

maimed

maladjusted

malcontent

malevolent

malicious

malignant

maligned

manageable

managed

managerial

mangled

maniacal

manic

manipulable

manipulated

manipulative

manly

marauding

marauding

marginalized

married

marvelous

masochistic

masterful

materialistic

maternal

mature

maudlin

meager

mean

mechanical

medicated

mediocre

meditative

meek

melancholic

melancholy

melded

mellow

melodramatic

menaced

menacing

merciful

merry

me**erized

messy

methodical

meticulous

micro-managed

miffed

mighty

mindful

minimized

mirthful

misanthropic

mischievous

misdiagnosed

miserable

miserly

misgiving

misinformed

misinterpreted

misled

misrepresented

mistaken

mistreated

mistrusted

mistrustful

misunderstood

misused

mixed-up

mobilized

mocked

mocking

modern

modest

molded

molested

mollified

monitored

monopolized

moody

moping

moral

moralistic

N

nagged

nailed

naive

naked

nameless

nannied

narcissistic

narrow-minded

nasty

natural

naughty

nauseated

neat

needed

needled

needy

negated

negative

neglected

negligent

nervous

nervy

nestled

nettled

neurotic

neutral

nice

niggardly

nihilistic

nit-picked

nit-picking

nit-picky

noble

noisy

nomadic

nonchalant

noncommittal

nonconforming

nonplused

normal

nosey

nostalgic

nosey

nothing

noticed

nourished

nourishing

numb

numbed

nursed

nurturing

nuts

nutty

O

obedient

obeyed

objectified *

obligated

obliged

obliging

obliterated

oblivious

obnoxious

obscene

obscured

observant

observed

obsessed

obsessive

obstinate

obstructed

obvious

odd

off

off the hook

offended

offensive

officious

okay

old

old-fashioned

omnipotent

on

on call

on display

on time

one-upped

open

open-minded

opinionated

opportunistic

opposed

oppressed

optimistic

opulent

orderly

organized

ornery

orphaned

ostentatious

ostracized

ousted

out of balance

out of control

out of place

out of sorts

out of touch

out of tune

outdone

outgoing

outlandish

outnumbered

outraged

outrageous

outranked

outspoken

over

over-done

over-protected

over-ruled

over-controlled

overanxious

overbearing

overcome

overdrawn

overestimated

overjoyed

overloaded

overlooked

overpowered

oversensitive

over-simplified

overwhelmed

overworked

overwrought

owed

owing

owned

owning

owning

P

pacified

paid off

pain

pained

paired

paired-off

paired-up

pampered

panic

panicked

panicky

paralyzed

paranoid

pardoned

parsimonious

partial

passed by

passed off

passed over

passionate

passive

pastoral

paternal

pathetic

patient

patronized

peaceful

pedantic

pedestalized *

pedestrian

peeved

peevish

pell-mell

penetrable

penetrated

pensive

perceived

perceptive

peremptory

perfect