biographical的意思|biographical的解释-里氏词典

biographical [baiәu'græfikәl]

a. 传记的

Enthusiasm has rendered this biographical task a labour of love.
有了热情，撰写这份传记也就成为自己乐意做的工作了。
A biographical essay presenting the subject's most noteworthy characteristics and achievements.
人物概评表现主要人物最值得注意的特点和成就的传记性的文章
A short biographical or autobiographical account.
个人简历短的传记性或自传性描述

biographical

[ adj ]
of or relating to or being biography
<adj.pert>
biographical data

Biographic \Bi"o*graph"ic\, Biographical \Bi`o*graph"ic*al\, a.
Of or pertaining to biography; containing biography. --
{Bi`o*graph"ic*al*ly}, adv.

On Tuesday night, a nationally televised news program showed photographs with biographical information of 21 student leaders being sought by the government.
Only Vietnam veterans are allowed to use Find-A-Vet, and to ask for a search, vets must enter their biographical information into the system. A $1 donation is requested for each search.
The chapters mingle brief biographical sketches, statistical summaries, selective quotation, and absorbing, occasionally amusing and sometimes provoking vignettes of business and technical genius at work.
The spokesman also said he could not provide biographical information about Hendrickson.
The CDC has biographical information on 15 of the 18 HIV-2 infected people in the United States.
It was also a biographical commercial.
In an introduction in the Georgia Review, Mann speculates that Stevenson's heirs declined to publish the story because it was too biographical.
He has been running a biographical ad.
The Letters put more flesh on these biographical bones: they give insights into her draconian childhood, her disastrous marriage to Peter Rodd ('Prod'), whom she did not succeed in divorcing until 1957.
His official biographical material includes such information as the fact that he was chairman of the senior prom committee in college.
The display, which will continue through Dec. 21 at the Beinecke Library, contains photographs, biographical and literary materials from the university's extensive O'Neill collection.
But other Western biographical sources say his father was a civil service official of middle rank in the French colonial administration.
In a four-paragraph biographical sketch, the official news agency Tass said Kryuchkov, who holds the rank of an army general, held senior posts on the security force for more than 20 years.
His father's death when he was nine and his mother's subsequent madness devastated the future novelist's childhood. Benfey, a poet who teaches American literature at Mount Holyoake College, freely admits to many crucial biographical gaps.
Aqazadeh, who holds a bachelor of science degree in computer sciences, was a founding member of the Islamic Republican Party, according to a biographical sketch.
Although Ms. Herrera rarely goes beyond this sort of biographical interpretation, she does this very well, and Kahlo's admirers will find much of interest here.
Here are brief biographical sketches of the top Soviet officials likely to be at the side of Soviet Communist Party General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev at his summit meeting this week with President Reagan.
Director Bob Rafelson and William Harrison based the script on Harrison's biographical novel about the two explorers as well as their original journals.
The scarcity of biographical details is somewhat compensated for by Mr. Howard's clear and careful delineation of what life was like for a 14th-century courtier.
Brock said some were pulled off, but others _ biographical spots portraying Dole as a strong leader _ were continuing to run.
We don't want anyone to know what we're doing until we're ready to reveal it." Each actor auditioning for the roles was given a complete biographical sketch of the character and read from special material written for the audition.
She manages to avoid a considerable number of biographical pitfalls simply by exerting her common sense and concentrating closely on her subject.
Publisher Malcolm Forbes included his own biographical data and outside reported estimates of his net worth but refused, as usual, to divulge his wealth.
Dole has already started his television campaign in Illinois with a biographical ad that emphasizes his humble upbringing, war service, and leadership role in Congress.
But many details in the biographical reports were blacked out to prevent public scrutiny.
De Beauvoir had told Ms. Bair she wished to be remembered as a writer, not the feminist author of "The Second Sex," and they considered forming a "biographical Hall of Mirrors."
And John Dukakis said the ads would begin with a biographical series, to introduce the candidate to voters.
His best-selling Self-Help used biographical examples rather than flowery admonitions to make his point.
"My Father's Glory" offers the "back story" to Pagnol's novel and to the films, the biographical detail that explains how the author came to tell that particular story.
"Goodfellas," starring Robert De Niro in his sixth Scorsese movie, is based on Nicholas Pileggi's book, "Wiseguy," a biographical account of a New York mobster.

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