anecdotical

anecdotical的音标为[ˌænekˈdɑːtɪkl]，基本翻译为“轶事性的；传闻的”，速记技巧为“an=轶事（anecdote）+ collective=性的（collective）”。

Anecdotical这个词源于希腊语词根，意为“一个故事”。这个词通常用来指代小故事或轶事，这些故事通常用来说明某个观点或传达某种信息。

变化形式：在英语中，anecdotal这个词通常以复数形式出现，如anecdotes。

相关单词：

1. anecdotalism：指对轶事的过度依赖，通常用于描述过度使用轶事来支持观点或解释现象的行为。

2. anecdotage：指年龄较轻的人，因为这些人可能更倾向于收集和分享轶事。

3. anecdotally：副词，表示以轶事为基础地或以小故事的方式。

4. anecdotalist：指对轶事有特殊兴趣或热情的人。

5. anecdotization：指将复杂的事实或情况简化为一个小故事或轶事的过程。

6. anecdotoid：形容词，表示类似于轶事的。

7. anecdotic：形容词，表示与轶事相关的或以轶事为基础的。

8. anecdotically：副词，表示以轶事的方式或以小故事的方式表达。

9. anecdotage：名词，指年龄较大的人群，他们可能更倾向于收集和分享轶事。

10. anecdotalization：动词，表示将复杂的事实或情况简化为一个小故事或轶事的过程。

举例来说，当我们说“这个故事很有趣，但它更多的是一个anecdote而不是一个科学事实”，我们就是在说这个故事是一个小故事或轶事，而不是一个经过科学验证的事实。这个词也经常用于讨论社会现象或文化差异时，用来描述那些难以用科学方法进行研究的方面。

常用短语：

1. anecdotal evidence

2. anecdotal evidence suggests

3. anecdotal evidence indicates

4. anecdotally speaking

5. case in point

6. a personal observation

7. a personal experience

双语例句：

1. Anecdotal evidence suggests that smoking may be linked to lung cancer. (据传闻，吸烟可能与肺癌有关。)

2. A personal observation indicates that the weather has been getting colder recently. (个人观察表明最近天气越来越冷。)

3. Anecdotally speaking, I have noticed that many people are becoming more health conscious. (据我观察，很多人都变得越来越注重健康。)

4. Case in point, I remember my grandfather"s anecdotal stories about his childhood in the 1950s. (举个例子，我还记得祖父讲述的他在20世纪50年代的童年趣事。)

5. A personal experience taught me that honesty is the best policy, even when it"s uncomfortable. (个人经历告诉我，诚实是最佳策略，即使它让人不舒服。)

英文小作文：

Anecdotes are often used to illustrate a point or provide a personal perspective on a topic. Here are some examples of anecdotes that illustrate different aspects of life:

1. "When I was in high school, I had a friend who was always late for class. One day, he arrived late and explained that he had been stuck in traffic for hours. I realized that even the most organized person can have a bad day, and that"s okay."

2. "I remember my first job as a teacher, and one of my students was a very challenging student who constantly disrupted class. But one day, he came up to me and said, "Thank you for teaching me, even though I"m a pain." That moment taught me the importance of patience and understanding."

3. "One of my best friends is a photographer who always takes amazing pictures of nature and landscapes. One day, he told me that he had taken a photo of a butterfly hovering over a flower, and it reminded him of how fragile life is and how important it is to appreciate every moment."

These anecdotes show how people can learn from their experiences and how they can shape their perspectives on life. Anecdotes can also help us understand different perspectives and viewpoints, which can lead to more empathetic and understanding interactions with others.