comic strip

英 [ˈkɒmɪk strɪp]

美 [ˈkɑːmɪk strɪp]

n.  (常登载于报纸上的)连环漫画

牛津词典

noun

• （常登载于报纸上的）连环漫画
  a series of drawings inside boxes that tell a story and are often printed in newspapers

柯林斯词典

• 连环漫画
  Acomic stripis a series of drawings that tell a story, especially in a newspaper or magazine.

英英释义

noun

• a sequence of drawings telling a story in a newspaper or comic book
  Synonym:cartoon stripstripfunnies

双语例句

• Well done! Class. Now, please read the comic strip after the tape.
  请大家跟着磁带读一遍。请现场老师播放磁带。
• He was later to become the inspiration for the American comic strip character, superman.
  他后来成了美国连环漫画人物“超人”的原型。
• Adams thought Dilbert might have potential as a comic strip. In 1988, he made up a few strips with his new charater and mailed them out to some of the major cartoon companies.
  亚当斯认为《呆伯特》有潜力可以成为连载漫画，因此一九八八年，他以这个新角色创作了连载漫画，并寄给几家主要的卡通公司。
• Woman inside the Belgian Centre for Comic Strip Art.
  比利时漫画艺术中心里的女人。
• Chinese Comic Strip Heaved by Popular Culture Waves
  大众文化浪潮下的中国连环漫画
• Once a fixed journal comic strip readers, books on planning published booklet is imperative.
  期刊连载漫画一旦形成固定读者群，策划出版单行本图书就势在必行。
• The modern comic strip started out as ammunition in a newspaper war between giants of the American press in the late nineteenth century.
  现代连环漫画产生于美国出版界巨头们的一场报纸战争，在那场战争中连环漫画充当了“军火”的作用。
• If it's a comic strip, the program is triggered by our eyes.
  如果是看连环漫画，我们的眼睛将会触发这个程序。
• Some time ago I was struck by the insight of a comic strip that depicted someone having great difficulty focusing on a single task.
  前些日子，我被一篇漫画的洞见所震撼，内容是有关于一个人连一件事都很难专心完成。
• Most readers are probably familiar with the Dilbert comic strip.
  很多读者可能对Dilbert连环画都很熟悉。