classical

英['klæsikl]美['klæsikl]

a.
古典的，正统派的，古典主义的

同：	[n.] classical music, serious music [a.] authoritative, definitive
反：	[a.] nonclassical

The linear scaling and the Reynolds number represent classical, aerodynamic similitude requirements applicable to law-speed flight.
线性缩尺和雷诺数是低速飞行时经典的气动力模似要求。收藏
More than I50 plays were presented in 23 different types of classical Chinese theatre.
调演期间共演出了包括23种戏曲形式在内的150多出戏。收藏
It was named after the three-headed watchdog in classical Greek mythology that guards the gates to hades.
其命名是根据希腊神话中守卫冥王大门的长有三头的看门狗做的。收藏
A new generation of American ballet dancers is successfully combining classical training and traditional form with modern technique and interpretation
美国年轻一代的芭蕾舞蹈家正在把古典芭蕾的传统形式和训练方法与现代舞蹈的技巧及其表现手法融为一体，并已取得成就。收藏
Most Classical Greek temples were rectangular and built of marble or other stone on a low stylobate (stepped platform).
大部分古希腊庙宇呈直角，由大理石或其它石头在很低的柱座(台阶)上建成。收藏

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traditional genre of music conforming to an established form and appealing to critical interest and developed musical taste
[同] serious music, classical, classical music

of or characteristic of a form or system felt to be of first significance before modern times
[反] nonclassical
of recognized authority or excellence
- the definitive work on Greece
- classical methods of navigation
[同] definitive, authoritative, classical

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