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1. Oxford Dictionary

   letter

   • IPA[ˈlɛtə]

   英式

   • n.
     a character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet；the initials of a degree or other qualification
   • v.
     inscribe letters or writing on；classify with letters

   • verb: letter, 3rd person present: letters, gerund or present participle: lettering, past tense: lettered, past participle: lettered

   • noun: letter, plural noun: letters

2. • 釋義
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   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an alphabet a capital letter 同義詞 alphabetical character, character, sign, symbol, mark, ... 更多type, figure, device, rune, technicalgrapheme
   • ▪ British informal the initials of a degree or other qualification your personality matters far more than letters after your name 同義詞 learning, scholarship, erudition, education, knowledge, ... 更多book learning, academic training, intellect, intelligence, enlightenment, illumination, wisdom, sagacity, culture, cultivation, literature, books, humanities, belles-lettres
   • ▪ US an emblem in the shape of the initial letter of a school or university’s name, awarded to a student for achievement in sport a letter jacket
   • 2. a written, typed, or printed communication, sent in an envelope by post or messenger he sent a letter to Mrs Falconer 同義詞 written message, message, written communication, communication, note, ... 更多line, missive, epistle, dispatch, report, bulletin, correspondence, news, information, intelligence, word, mail, post
   • ▪ a legal or formal document.
   • 3. the precise terms of a statement or requirement; the strict verbal interpretation the officer in the incident got in trouble for following the letter of the law we must keep the spirit of the law as well as the letter
   • 4. literature the world of letters
   • ▪ archaic scholarly knowledge; erudition.
   • 5. a style of typeface.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. inscribe letters or writing on her name was lettered in gold
   • ▪ classify with letters he numbered and lettered the paragraphs
   • 2. US be awarded an emblem, in the shape of the initial letter of the name of one’s school or university, for achievement in sport in high school she lettered in soccer, basketball and softball

   lettered

   • adj.
     formally educated: though not lettered, he read widely

   Oxford American Dictionary

   lettered

   • adj.
     formally educated: though not lettered, he read widely

   Oxford Dictionary

   letter box

   • n.
     a box attached to an outside wall, or a slot in the door of a building, into which mail is ... she wrote a hasty reply and posted it through his letter box
   • v.
     record (a widescreen film) on to video in letterbox format: the film has been released in a digitally remastered and letterboxed edition

   Oxford Dictionary

   dead letter

   • n.
     a law or treaty which has not been repealed but is ineffectual or defunct in practice.

   Oxford Dictionary

   dead letter

   • n.
     a letter that is undeliverable and unreturnable, typically one with an incorrect address.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   letter-perfect

   • adj.
     (of an actor or speaker) knowing by heart the words for one's part or speech.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   small letter

   • n.
     a lower-case letter, as distinct from a capital letter.

   Oxford Dictionary

   love letter

   • n.
     a letter expressing romantic love for the recipient: they exchanged love letters and photographs the film is his magnificent love letter to the slapstick genre

   Oxford Dictionary

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   letter

   • IPA[ˈledər]

   美式

   • n.
     a character representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the symbols of an ... a capital letter
   • v.
     inscribe letters or writing on: her name was lettered in gold

   Oxford American Dictionary