Definition of biographical in English:

biographical

adjective bʌɪəˈɡrafɪk(ə)lˌbaɪəˈɡræfəkəl

(of data or a written work) dealing with a particular person's life.
biographical information
biographical books on the Beatles
Example sentencesExamples
- Mr Meehan latest book completes his biographical work on Parliamentarians in Laois and Offaly since 1585.
- Leading the pack was Cheng Ta-chun for her biographical work, As One Family.
- A good biography is weakened by not giving the major biographical facts due prominence.
- The precise, biographical details in this review come from his thorough and patient study which, unlike its rival, inspires trust in a reader.
- In cinema there's also a legal pressure towards biographical projects.
- The 10-meeting course will include the study of leading composers, style of writing and biographical detail.
- It's so funny about the people it deals with and at the same time so thoughtful in its consideration of the whole biographical enterprise.
- Instead it is some personality traits rather than biographical detail Brydon and Keith have in common.
- Obviously, the central biographical facts in all of these volumes must necessarily be identical.
- Such questions lie at the heart of all biographical work, but are seldom explicitly acknowledged, or deeply explored.
- As such, this huge biographical project is overblown.
- He gives as full an account as possible of the actions for which the recipient got the VC and also gives as many biographical details as are available.
- The lack of good biographical works on our non-Labor politicians is a minor scandal, so this is an event worth noting.
- There is a wealth of marvellous biographical detail here, with the leading players lit up in the full glare of the garish footlights.
- This biographical detail is often imagined to be his nadir, but the truth is that he had passed that point.
- The catalogue, filled with biographical detail, reads more like an article for Tatler.
- Even if they pass it down, use of their name and biographical details ensures respectful treatment from their subordinates.
- Above all, it is his honesty, his willingness to draw on biographical detail that infuses this novel with sad, disarming charm.
- The site contains details of his weekly diary, questions he has asked and speeches he has made to Parliament as well as his biographical details.
- They have done several biographical works on Mozart and Liszt.

Derivatives

biographic

adjective bʌɪəˈɡrafɪkˌbaɪəˈɡræfɪk

The biographic cabaret-style show is built around the life and times of one of R & B's greatest talents, set on the heart-breaking Christmas Eve in the 70s when the love of her life tragically passed away.
Example sentencesExamples
- David Lynch's last cinematic outing was The Straight Story which demonstrated an unexpected sensitivity towards biographic detail.
- But all this is ignored, because, in order to flatten out Potter's work into biographic expressivism, his modernist/formalist innovations have to be downplayed.
- The film is not just a narrative on the paintings of Ravi Varma or just a biographic sketch, says the director.
- This was the earliest time that CIA had full biographic information on al-Hazmi.

biographically

adverb

But biographically you have at times seemed to regret that there is something almost dilettante about your involvement in the arts.
Example sentencesExamples
- The new tribes, I believe, will be biographically structured - hip-hoppers, Amnesty International members, and so on - people who actually feel that they have something in common no matter where they were born.
- That it is both biographically true and entirely factual in the process, makes it more pointed: the tang of real blood, the taste of true tears - but no more true than had it been one of its author's fictions.
- WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are indisputably middle-class figures, both biographically and in their place in British culture.
- The plain truth is that biographically there is really little left to be done.

Definition of biographical in US English:

biographical

adjectiveˌbīəˈɡrafəkəlˌbaɪəˈɡræfəkəl

(of data or a written work) dealing with a particular person's life.
biographical information
biographical books on the Beatles
Example sentencesExamples
- The 10-meeting course will include the study of leading composers, style of writing and biographical detail.
- The lack of good biographical works on our non-Labor politicians is a minor scandal, so this is an event worth noting.
- Such questions lie at the heart of all biographical work, but are seldom explicitly acknowledged, or deeply explored.
- Obviously, the central biographical facts in all of these volumes must necessarily be identical.
- This biographical detail is often imagined to be his nadir, but the truth is that he had passed that point.
- Above all, it is his honesty, his willingness to draw on biographical detail that infuses this novel with sad, disarming charm.
- There is a wealth of marvellous biographical detail here, with the leading players lit up in the full glare of the garish footlights.
- He gives as full an account as possible of the actions for which the recipient got the VC and also gives as many biographical details as are available.
- Leading the pack was Cheng Ta-chun for her biographical work, As One Family.
- A good biography is weakened by not giving the major biographical facts due prominence.
- Instead it is some personality traits rather than biographical detail Brydon and Keith have in common.
- The site contains details of his weekly diary, questions he has asked and speeches he has made to Parliament as well as his biographical details.
- The catalogue, filled with biographical detail, reads more like an article for Tatler.
- As such, this huge biographical project is overblown.
- It's so funny about the people it deals with and at the same time so thoughtful in its consideration of the whole biographical enterprise.
- The precise, biographical details in this review come from his thorough and patient study which, unlike its rival, inspires trust in a reader.
- Even if they pass it down, use of their name and biographical details ensures respectful treatment from their subordinates.
- Mr Meehan latest book completes his biographical work on Parliamentarians in Laois and Offaly since 1585.
- They have done several biographical works on Mozart and Liszt.
- In cinema there's also a legal pressure towards biographical projects.

单词	biographical
释义	Definition of biographical in English: biographical adjective bʌɪəˈɡrafɪk(ə)lˌbaɪəˈɡræfəkəl (of data or a written work) dealing with a particular person's life. biographical information biographical books on the Beatles Example sentencesExamples Mr Meehan latest book completes his biographical work on Parliamentarians in Laois and Offaly since 1585. Leading the pack was Cheng Ta-chun for her biographical work, As One Family. A good biography is weakened by not giving the major biographical facts due prominence. The precise, biographical details in this review come from his thorough and patient study which, unlike its rival, inspires trust in a reader. In cinema there's also a legal pressure towards biographical projects. The 10-meeting course will include the study of leading composers, style of writing and biographical detail. It's so funny about the people it deals with and at the same time so thoughtful in its consideration of the whole biographical enterprise. Instead it is some personality traits rather than biographical detail Brydon and Keith have in common. Obviously, the central biographical facts in all of these volumes must necessarily be identical. Such questions lie at the heart of all biographical work, but are seldom explicitly acknowledged, or deeply explored. As such, this huge biographical project is overblown. He gives as full an account as possible of the actions for which the recipient got the VC and also gives as many biographical details as are available. The lack of good biographical works on our non-Labor politicians is a minor scandal, so this is an event worth noting. There is a wealth of marvellous biographical detail here, with the leading players lit up in the full glare of the garish footlights. This biographical detail is often imagined to be his nadir, but the truth is that he had passed that point. The catalogue, filled with biographical detail, reads more like an article for Tatler. Even if they pass it down, use of their name and biographical details ensures respectful treatment from their subordinates. Above all, it is his honesty, his willingness to draw on biographical detail that infuses this novel with sad, disarming charm. The site contains details of his weekly diary, questions he has asked and speeches he has made to Parliament as well as his biographical details. They have done several biographical works on Mozart and Liszt. Derivatives biographic adjective bʌɪəˈɡrafɪkˌbaɪəˈɡræfɪk The biographic cabaret-style show is built around the life and times of one of R & B's greatest talents, set on the heart-breaking Christmas Eve in the 70s when the love of her life tragically passed away. Example sentencesExamples David Lynch's last cinematic outing was The Straight Story which demonstrated an unexpected sensitivity towards biographic detail. But all this is ignored, because, in order to flatten out Potter's work into biographic expressivism, his modernist/formalist innovations have to be downplayed. The film is not just a narrative on the paintings of Ravi Varma or just a biographic sketch, says the director. This was the earliest time that CIA had full biographic information on al-Hazmi. biographically adverb But biographically you have at times seemed to regret that there is something almost dilettante about your involvement in the arts. Example sentencesExamples The new tribes, I believe, will be biographically structured - hip-hoppers, Amnesty International members, and so on - people who actually feel that they have something in common no matter where they were born. That it is both biographically true and entirely factual in the process, makes it more pointed: the tang of real blood, the taste of true tears - but no more true than had it been one of its author's fictions. WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are indisputably middle-class figures, both biographically and in their place in British culture. The plain truth is that biographically there is really little left to be done. Definition of biographical in US English: biographical adjectiveˌbīəˈɡrafəkəlˌbaɪəˈɡræfəkəl (of data or a written work) dealing with a particular person's life. biographical information biographical books on the Beatles Example sentencesExamples The 10-meeting course will include the study of leading composers, style of writing and biographical detail. The lack of good biographical works on our non-Labor politicians is a minor scandal, so this is an event worth noting. Such questions lie at the heart of all biographical work, but are seldom explicitly acknowledged, or deeply explored. Obviously, the central biographical facts in all of these volumes must necessarily be identical. This biographical detail is often imagined to be his nadir, but the truth is that he had passed that point. Above all, it is his honesty, his willingness to draw on biographical detail that infuses this novel with sad, disarming charm. There is a wealth of marvellous biographical detail here, with the leading players lit up in the full glare of the garish footlights. He gives as full an account as possible of the actions for which the recipient got the VC and also gives as many biographical details as are available. Leading the pack was Cheng Ta-chun for her biographical work, As One Family. A good biography is weakened by not giving the major biographical facts due prominence. Instead it is some personality traits rather than biographical detail Brydon and Keith have in common. The site contains details of his weekly diary, questions he has asked and speeches he has made to Parliament as well as his biographical details. The catalogue, filled with biographical detail, reads more like an article for Tatler. As such, this huge biographical project is overblown. It's so funny about the people it deals with and at the same time so thoughtful in its consideration of the whole biographical enterprise. The precise, biographical details in this review come from his thorough and patient study which, unlike its rival, inspires trust in a reader. Even if they pass it down, use of their name and biographical details ensures respectful treatment from their subordinates. Mr Meehan latest book completes his biographical work on Parliamentarians in Laois and Offaly since 1585. They have done several biographical works on Mozart and Liszt. In cinema there's also a legal pressure towards biographical projects.
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