eclectic

eclectic — 形容詞

1. drawing ideas, styles, or methods from many different sources rather than sticki

1.形容詞B2
釋義

兼容並蓄的

從多方選取精華的

drawing ideas, styles, or methods from many different sources rather than sticking to one system or tradition

例句

The café's eclectic menu blends Korean, Italian, and Mexican dishes.

這家咖啡館的兼容並蓄菜單融合了韓式、義式和墨式料理。

eclectic + menu demonstrating mix of cuisines

Rafael's eclectic library includes everything from ancient philosophy to graphic novels.

Rafael 的兼容並蓄藏書涵蓋了從古代哲學到圖像小說的各種書籍。

同義詞
  • diverse

    stresses variety but does not imply selective judgment; more neutral in connotation

  • varied

    focuses on differences within a group; less deliberate than eclectic

  • catholic

    suggests broad tolerance and wide-ranging interests, often within a framework of taste or belief

  • wide-ranging

    emphasises scope rather than the act of selecting

反義詞
  • narrow

    restricted in scope, style, or approach

  • homogeneous

    consisting of parts all of the same kind

  • monolithic

    large, uniform, and lacking variety or flexibility

文法句型

eclectic + noun

be + eclectic + (prepositional phrase)

用法筆記

Commonly describes collections, tastes, menus, and artistic or intellectual approaches. Carries a positive connotation of thoughtful selection rather than random variety.

常見錯誤

The menu is eclectic, having many different kinds of food by accident.
The menu is eclectic, featuring carefully chosen dishes from different cuisines.
💡eclectic implies deliberate selection, not random assortment.
His taste is very eclectic because he likes everything.
His taste is eclectic
💡he picks favourites from jazz, classical, and electronic music.' — eclectic requires variety across sources, not universal approval.

eclectic — 名詞