genre

genre — 名詞

1. a group of works in art, music, film, or literature that are united by a shared

1.名詞B1
釋義

類型;流派

藝術、音樂、文學等作品的風格類別

a group of works in art, music, film, or literature that are united by a shared style, form, or set of characteristics

例句

Yumi enjoys reading many different genres, from science fiction to historical romance.

Yumi 喜歡閱讀各種不同的類型,從科幻小說到歷史羅曼史都有。

genre + from...[range] to show breadth

Jazz is a music genre that became popular in New Orleans in the early 1900s.

爵士樂是一種音樂類型,在 1900 年代初於紐奧良流行起來。

同義詞
  • category

    broader than genre; can be used outside the arts

  • type

    more general and informal than genre

  • style

    focuses on the manner or technique rather than the category itself

  • form

    suggests the structural shape or medium (e.g. novel, sonata)

文法句型

genre + of + noun phrase

用法筆記

Use 'genre' to refer to broad, established categories such as 'science fiction', 'jazz', or 'impressionism'. For narrower divisions within a genre, the term 'subgenre' is more appropriate.

常見錯誤

Romance is my favorite style of book.
Romance is my favorite genre of book.
💡'genre' is the standard word for categories of art, literature, and music; 'style' suggests manner or technique, not category.

genre — 形容詞