detective story

基本解釋

She raked out a detective story and lent it to her friend.
她翻出一本偵探小說借給了她的朋友。
Lipson likened the quest to a "detective story" — a hint of the changing role of researchers in hybridized computer-human science.
利普森將此項(xiàng)探索比作“偵探小說”——暗示研究人員在人-機(jī)融合科學(xué)中的角色轉(zhuǎn)換。
Logic has its charm also, and I regard the development of the detective story as a most interesting product of the logical mind, a form of literature which failed entirely to develop in China.
邏輯自有它的動人之處，我認(rèn)為偵探小說的發(fā)展就是邏輯靈心的一種最令人感興趣的產(chǎn)品，這種文字在中國完全沒有發(fā)展過。

"It's like a detective story. It really is. And you just keep adding on the clues."
Who, for instance, would want a detective story without a single dialogue in it?
比如，誰會喜歡一部沒有對話的,偵探小說呢？
耶魯公開課 - 1945年后的美國小說課程節(jié)選
This is one of Poe's stories that influenced the development of the modern detective story.

Cook is an engaging writer, and he peppers his high-tech detective story with digressions both rich and entertaining.
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偵探小說
Important as it is, the detective story has drawn less attention than it should.
作為一種重要的文體類型，偵探小說一直沒有得到應(yīng)有的重視。