literary classic

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• "Pride and Prejudice" is considered a great literary classic.《傲慢与偏见》被认为是一部伟大的文学经典。
• Our book club decided to read a lesser-known literary classic from the 19th century.我们的读书俱乐部决定读一部不太知名的19世纪文学经典。
• To be called a literary classic, a work must stand the test of time.一部作品要被称为文学经典，就必须经得起时间的考验。
• The author's first novel was an instant success and quickly became a modern literary classic.作者的第一部小说一举成名，并迅速成为一部现代文学经典。
• Students in the English program are expected to be familiar with major literary classics.英语专业的学生应该熟悉主要的文学经典。
• He argued that the graphic novel should also be recognized as a new form of literary classic.他认为图像小说也应被视为一种新形式的文学经典。
• Many people find it challenging to read an old literary classic due to the archaic language.由于语言古旧，许多人觉得阅读古代文学经典很有挑战性。
• What criteria do you think a book must meet to achieve the status of a literary classic?你认为一本书必须满足什么标准才能获得文学经典的地位？
• The library's special collection houses first editions of every major American literary classic.图书馆的特藏部收藏了每一部美国主要文学经典的初版。
• While popular, her latest book probably won't be remembered as a timeless literary classic.虽然她最近的书很受欢迎，但可能不会作为一部永恒的文学经典被铭记。