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canonic

/kəˈnɒn.ɪk/

الترجمة: صفة تعني مطابقًا لقاعدة عامة أو معيار مقبول، أو منتميًا إلى مجموعة الأعمال المعترف بها رسميًا.

مدخل واحد

adjective

C2formalcommonمهجور/kəˈnɒn.ɪk/

An older, less common variant of 'canonical,' meaning conforming to a general rule or standard, or belonging to a canon of accepted works.

  • 🌐صفة تعني مطابقًا لقاعدة عامة أو معيار مقبول، أو منتميًا إلى مجموعة الأعمال المعترف بها رسميًا.
  1. Biblical canon C2 formal

    Appearing in or relating to the official list of books accepted as genuine scripture.

    • The canonic gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
    • Scholars debate which texts are considered canonic.
    • This book is not part of the canonic scriptures.

    🌐قانوني

    المرادفات: canonicalscriptural

  2. Canon law C2 formal

    Relating to or required by the official laws of a church, especially the Catholic Church.

    • The marriage was annulled according to canonic rules.
    • Canonic law governs many aspects of church administration.
    • The priest studied canonic regulations for the ceremony.

    🌐قانوني كنسي

    المرادفات: canonical

  3. Simplest form C2 formal

    Reduced to the simplest and most significant form possible without loss of generality.

    • The equation was expressed in its canonic form.
    • In mathematics, a canonic representation is often preferred.
    • The data was normalized to a canonic structure.

    🌐قانوني

    المرادفات: basiccanonicalfundamentalnormalstandard

    الأضداد: atypicalirregularnonstandardunusual

  4. Orthodox or recognized C2 formal

    Conforming to orthodox or recognized rules, standards, or traditions.

    • His approach to art is considered canonic by critics.
    • The canonic interpretation of the law is widely accepted.
    • She follows the canonic style of classical music.

    🌐قانوني معياري

    المرادفات: acceptedapprovedauthorizedconventionalestablishedorthodoxrecognizedsanctionedstandardtraditional

    الأضداد: irregularunconventionalunorthodox

  • more canonic comparative form
  • most canonic superlative form