literary

adj

1. appropriate to literature rather than everyday speech or writing

e.g. when trying to impress someone she spoke in an affected literarystyle

2. knowledgeable about literature

e.g. a literarystyle

3. of or relating to or characteristic of literature

e.g. literary criticism

1. 文学（上）的
Literarymeans concerned with or connected with the writing, study, or appreciation of literature.

e.g. Her literarycriticism focuses on the way great literature suggests ideas...
她的文学批评集中关注的是伟大的文学作品表达思想的方式。
e.g. She's the literaryeditor of the 'Sunday Review'.
她是《星期天评论》的文学编辑。

2. （词语、表达方式等）书面的，书卷气的
Literarywords and expressions are often unusual in some way and are used to create a special effect in a piece of writing such as a poem, speech, or novel.

1. literary在线翻译

1. 文学：在作品中,他将波德莱尔、莎士比亚和昆丁进行复现与相互对照,从而独辟蹊径地将高级与低级、文学(literary)与文字(literal)结合起来,从而说明每种形态都同样无法超然于时间的无情流动.

2. 书面语：而法语词也只到中性核心体,它们基本上不出现在非正式体. 也正是由于英语同义词来源丰富,因而英语同义词的语体分得较细. 可分成科技语( technical )、书面语( literary)、中性语体( common )、口语( colloquial )、俚语( slang )

• The parliamentary conflict on the great question of a standing army was preceded by a literary conflict.

  出自：Ld Macaulay

• The long pompous literary oath full of words too difficult for Taylor to pronounce.

  出自：G. Greene

• She had already cultivated the taste for wide reading and..was always in the mood for literary talk.

  出自：B. Emecheta

• He was not much interested in literary style and he did not care about good writing.

  出自：D. Halberstam