recapitulation
含义: A summary that restates the main points of an argument, narrative, or discussion; the act of going over key ideas again.
Recapitulation is used formally in academic, legal, and musical contexts. In rhetoric and essay writing, a recapitulation draws together the strands of an argument before a conclusion. In music, the recapitulation is a specific section of sonata form where themes are restated. The informal shortening 'recap' is far more common in everyday speech, but the full form signals a more elevated register.
例句
- The final chapter offers a recapitulation of the main themes explored throughout the monograph. 最后一章对该学术专著中探讨的主要主题进行了总结回顾。El capítulo final ofrece una recapitulación de los temas principales abordados a lo largo de la monografía.最終章ではその学術書全体を通して探究された主要テーマの総括が行われている。마지막 장에서는 그 학술서 전체에 걸쳐 탐구된 주요 주제의 총괄적 요약이 이루어진다.
- In her closing address, the barrister provided a methodical recapitulation of the evidence. 在结案陈词中,大律师有条理地回顾总结了证据。En su alegato final, la abogada realizó una metódica recapitulación de las pruebas.最終弁論において、その法廷弁護士は証拠の体系的な要約を提示した。최종 변론에서 그 법정 변호사는 증거에 대한 체계적인 요약을 제시했다.
- The symphony's recapitulation restates both subjects in the home key, bringing the movement to a satisfying close. 交响曲的再现部在主调中重现了两个主题,使乐章得到了圆满的收束。La recapitulación de la sinfonía reexpone ambos temas en la tonalidad principal, cerrando el movimiento de forma satisfactoria.交響曲の再現部は両主題を主調で再提示し、楽章を満足のいく形で締めくくっている。교향곡의 재현부는 두 주제를 으뜸조로 다시 제시하며, 악장을 만족스럽게 마무리한다.
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用法指南
语境: academic, legal, music
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From late Latin recapitulatio, from recapitulare (to go over the main points again), from re- (again) + capitulum (chapter, heading), diminutive of caput (head). Entered English in the late 14th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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