Definition of variorum in English:

variorum

adjective ˌvɛːrɪˈɔːrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm

1(of an edition of an author's works) having notes by various editors or commentators.
（著作）有各家评注的；集注版的
Example sentencesExamples
- The numbers in parentheses are those assigned by Thomas H. Johnson, editor of The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, to the poems in the 1955 variorum edition.
- Fisher's great book has been reissued in a variorum edition.
- Malone's work verges, in fact, on the encyclopedic: in his variorum edition he anticipates the modern collaborative online encyclopedias.
1. 1.1 Including variant readings from manuscripts or earlier editions.
  出自不同来源的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The necessary antithesis of the clean, facsimile page is therefore the riotous variorum page where perhaps only a single line of primary text remains.

nounPlural variorums ˌvɛːrɪˈɔːrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm

A variorum edition.
集注版，集注本
Example sentencesExamples
- Though one does not usually think of scholarly variorums as narratives, they in fact are.
- I once noted the oddity that Hardy had two variorums and no concordance, while Hopkins had two concordances and no variorum.

Origin

Early 18th century: genitive plural of varius 'diverse', from Latin editio cum notis variorum 'edition with notes by various (commentators)'.

Definition of variorum in US English:

variorum

adjectiveˌverēˈôrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm

1(of an edition of an author's works) having notes by various editors or commentators.
（著作）有各家评注的；集注版的
Example sentencesExamples
- The numbers in parentheses are those assigned by Thomas H. Johnson, editor of The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, to the poems in the 1955 variorum edition.
- Malone's work verges, in fact, on the encyclopedic: in his variorum edition he anticipates the modern collaborative online encyclopedias.
- Fisher's great book has been reissued in a variorum edition.
1. 1.1 Including variant readings from manuscripts or earlier editions.
  出自不同来源的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The necessary antithesis of the clean, facsimile page is therefore the riotous variorum page where perhaps only a single line of primary text remains.

nounˌverēˈôrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm

A variorum edition.
集注版，集注本
Example sentencesExamples
- Though one does not usually think of scholarly variorums as narratives, they in fact are.
- I once noted the oddity that Hardy had two variorums and no concordance, while Hopkins had two concordances and no variorum.

Origin

Early 18th century: genitive plural of varius ‘diverse’, from Latin editio cum notis variorum ‘edition with notes by various (commentators)’.

单词	variorum
释义	Definition of variorum in English: variorum adjective ˌvɛːrɪˈɔːrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm 1(of an edition of an author's works) having notes by various editors or commentators. （著作）有各家评注的；集注版的 Example sentencesExamples The numbers in parentheses are those assigned by Thomas H. Johnson, editor of The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, to the poems in the 1955 variorum edition. Fisher's great book has been reissued in a variorum edition. Malone's work verges, in fact, on the encyclopedic: in his variorum edition he anticipates the modern collaborative online encyclopedias. 1.1 Including variant readings from manuscripts or earlier editions. 出自不同来源的 Example sentencesExamples The necessary antithesis of the clean, facsimile page is therefore the riotous variorum page where perhaps only a single line of primary text remains. nounPlural variorums ˌvɛːrɪˈɔːrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm A variorum edition. 集注版，集注本 Example sentencesExamples Though one does not usually think of scholarly variorums as narratives, they in fact are. I once noted the oddity that Hardy had two variorums and no concordance, while Hopkins had two concordances and no variorum. Origin Early 18th century: genitive plural of varius 'diverse', from Latin editio cum notis variorum 'edition with notes by various (commentators)'. Definition of variorum in US English: variorum adjectiveˌverēˈôrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm 1(of an edition of an author's works) having notes by various editors or commentators. （著作）有各家评注的；集注版的 Example sentencesExamples The numbers in parentheses are those assigned by Thomas H. Johnson, editor of The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, to the poems in the 1955 variorum edition. Malone's work verges, in fact, on the encyclopedic: in his variorum edition he anticipates the modern collaborative online encyclopedias. Fisher's great book has been reissued in a variorum edition. 1.1 Including variant readings from manuscripts or earlier editions. 出自不同来源的 Example sentencesExamples The necessary antithesis of the clean, facsimile page is therefore the riotous variorum page where perhaps only a single line of primary text remains. nounˌverēˈôrəmˌvɛriˈɔrəm A variorum edition. 集注版，集注本 Example sentencesExamples Though one does not usually think of scholarly variorums as narratives, they in fact are. I once noted the oddity that Hardy had two variorums and no concordance, while Hopkins had two concordances and no variorum. Origin Early 18th century: genitive plural of varius ‘diverse’, from Latin editio cum notis variorum ‘edition with notes by various (commentators)’.
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