Dickensian
英 [dɪˈkenziən]

n.

专门研究狄更斯（英国小说家）者，崇拜狄更斯者；

adj.

狄更斯的；

英英释义

Dickensian[ di'kenziən ]

• adj.of or like the novels of Charles Dickens (especially with regard to poor social and economic conditions)

权威例句

News round up: Darling poised to slash spending and raise taxes
All in the mind: The psychological realism of Dickensian solitude
Trauma, Memory, and Railway Disaster: The Dickensian Connection
Dickensian diagnoses
Wish-fulfilment and subversion: Roald Dahl's Dickensian Fantasy Matilda
Wish-Fulfillment and Subversion: Roald Dahl's Dickensian Fantasy "Matilda.".
"The DIckensian aspect": Melodrama, viewer engagement, and the socially conscious text
Late-Twentieth-Century Readers in Search of a Dickensian Heroine: Angels, Fallen Sisters, and Eccentric Women
Saints, Sinners, and the Dickensian Novel: The Ethics of Storytelling in John Irving's "The Cider House Rules"
Hard Times as a Dickensian Dystopia