Meaning of 獭祭
獭祭 means to pile up literary allusions; to quote extensively from classics (often showing off erudition); (of otters) to arrange fish in a row by the water's edge (as if making a sacrifice). Pronounced tǎ jì.
- to pile up literary allusions; to quote extensively from classics (often showing off erudition)
- (of otters) to arrange fish in a row by the water's edge (as if making a sacrifice)
Definitions & Examples
Tā他
de的
wén文
zhāng章
guò过
yú于
tǎ獭
jì祭
，
tōng通
piān篇
shēng生
pì僻
diǎn典
gù故
，
lìng令
rén人
fèi费
jiě解
。
His article relies too heavily on piled-up allusions, full of obscure references that are hard to understand.
Zhè这
zhǒng种
tǎ獭
jì祭
shì式
de的
xiě写
zuò作
fēng风
gé格
suī虽
rán然
xiǎn显
shì示
le了
bó博
xué学
，
quē却
fá缺
zhēn乏
qíng真
shí情
gǎn实
感
。
This pedantic, allusion-piling writing style, though showing off erudition, lacks genuine feeling.
Pī批
píng评
jiā家
zhǐ指
zé责
zhè这
bù部
lì历
shǐ史
xiǎo小
shuō说
tǎ獭
jì祭
shǐ史
liào料
，
fǎn反
ér而
yǐng影
xiǎng响
le了
xù叙
shì事
jié节
zòu奏
。
Critics accused this historical novel of merely piling up historical materials, which反而 affected the narrative pace.
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