叙述

• 拼音: xù shù
• 汉字拆解: 叙 = 又 + 余 (narrate/arrange in order); 述 = 辶 + 术 (to state/recount — moving through a narrative)

含义

To narrate; to recount; to describe. Giving an account of events or experiences in an orderly manner.

A key term in literary studies (叙述方式 = narrative mode) and everyday communication. Implies an organised, sequential account — more formal than 说 (to say) and more neutral than 描述 (to describe, which emphasises detail). Used in journalism, academics, and testimony.

例句

1. 证人在法庭上详细叙述了案发当晚的经过，为陪审团提供了关键证据。
2. 这部回忆录以第一人称叙述了作者在文化大革命期间的亲身经历。
3. 报告要求研究人员客观叙述实验过程，不得加入任何主观推测或个人评判。

用法指南

语境: literature, law, journalism, academic

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 他向警察详细叙述了被骗的全过程，希望能为案件的侦破提供有价值的线索。(He gave the police a detailed account of the entire process by which he was defrauded, hoping to provide useful leads for the investigation.)
• 论文的正文部分应客观叙述研究方法与实验结果，分析与讨论则另设章节展开。(The body of the thesis should objectively narrate the research methods and experimental results, with analysis and discussion presented in separate dedicated sections.)

错误说法

• 叙述感情 — for expressing emotions use 表达感情 or 倾诉; 叙述 implies narrating events/facts, not conveying feelings

起源与历史

叙 (to narrate/order) + 述 (to state/recount) — both characters independently mean 'to tell/narrate', combined for emphasis

文化背景

时代: Modern

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal