Definition of Beckettian in English:

Beckettian

adjectivebɛˈkɛtɪənbɛˈkɛdiən

Relating to or characteristic of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett or his works.
the text is very Beckettian in tone
Example sentencesExamples
- His brusque dismissal by passers-by lends a tinge of Beckettian pathos to this very plainly told tale.
- This story is a little complicated and rather absurd, almost in a Beckettian way.
- I had the idea for the film when I heard a sort of Beckettian exchange in a cafe.
- In Beckettian performance, the physical encompasses or fringes on the metaphysical.
- The text is, by all accounts, very Beckettian in tone.

nounbɛˈkɛtɪənbɛˈkɛdiən

An admirer, imitator, or student of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett.
essays or articles by Beckettians
Example sentencesExamples
- This volume includes a number of the articles by young promising Beckettians who brought a touch of excitement to the symposium.
- The present issue offers a number of fresh and at times provocative contributions from all over the world - mainly produced by young Beckettians at workshops.
- We hope in future years to bring American and European Beckettians closer together and to offer informal, social occasions for Beckett scholars to meet.

Definition of Beckettian in US English:

Beckettian

adjectivebɛˈkɛdiənbeˈkedēən

Relating to or characteristic of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett or his works.
the text is very Beckettian in tone
Example sentencesExamples
- The text is, by all accounts, very Beckettian in tone.
- In Beckettian performance, the physical encompasses or fringes on the metaphysical.
- His brusque dismissal by passers-by lends a tinge of Beckettian pathos to this very plainly told tale.
- I had the idea for the film when I heard a sort of Beckettian exchange in a cafe.
- This story is a little complicated and rather absurd, almost in a Beckettian way.

nounbɛˈkɛdiənbeˈkedēən

An admirer, imitator, or student of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett.
essays or articles by Beckettians
Example sentencesExamples
- We hope in future years to bring American and European Beckettians closer together and to offer informal, social occasions for Beckett scholars to meet.
- The present issue offers a number of fresh and at times provocative contributions from all over the world - mainly produced by young Beckettians at workshops.
- This volume includes a number of the articles by young promising Beckettians who brought a touch of excitement to the symposium.

词汇	Beckettian
释义	Definition of Beckettian in English: Beckettian adjectivebɛˈkɛtɪənbɛˈkɛdiən Relating to or characteristic of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett or his works. the text is very Beckettian in tone Example sentencesExamples His brusque dismissal by passers-by lends a tinge of Beckettian pathos to this very plainly told tale. This story is a little complicated and rather absurd, almost in a Beckettian way. I had the idea for the film when I heard a sort of Beckettian exchange in a cafe. In Beckettian performance, the physical encompasses or fringes on the metaphysical. The text is, by all accounts, very Beckettian in tone. nounbɛˈkɛtɪənbɛˈkɛdiən An admirer, imitator, or student of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett. essays or articles by Beckettians Example sentencesExamples This volume includes a number of the articles by young promising Beckettians who brought a touch of excitement to the symposium. The present issue offers a number of fresh and at times provocative contributions from all over the world - mainly produced by young Beckettians at workshops. We hope in future years to bring American and European Beckettians closer together and to offer informal, social occasions for Beckett scholars to meet. Definition of Beckettian in US English: Beckettian adjectivebɛˈkɛdiənbeˈkedēən Relating to or characteristic of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett or his works. the text is very Beckettian in tone Example sentencesExamples The text is, by all accounts, very Beckettian in tone. In Beckettian performance, the physical encompasses or fringes on the metaphysical. His brusque dismissal by passers-by lends a tinge of Beckettian pathos to this very plainly told tale. I had the idea for the film when I heard a sort of Beckettian exchange in a cafe. This story is a little complicated and rather absurd, almost in a Beckettian way. nounbɛˈkɛdiənbeˈkedēən An admirer, imitator, or student of the Irish writer Samuel Beckett. essays or articles by Beckettians Example sentencesExamples We hope in future years to bring American and European Beckettians closer together and to offer informal, social occasions for Beckett scholars to meet. The present issue offers a number of fresh and at times provocative contributions from all over the world - mainly produced by young Beckettians at workshops. This volume includes a number of the articles by young promising Beckettians who brought a touch of excitement to the symposium.
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