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one part of a story that is broadcast on television or radio in several parts （电视连续剧或广播剧的）一集 The next episode has not yet been filmed. 下一集还未拍摄出来。 I watched a few episodes of seasons one and two. 我看了第一季和第二季的几集。 The soap opera is ending after 175 episodes. 那出肥皂剧在播放175集后完结。 - episode in something
I only saw the first episode in the series 我只看了该系列的第一集 - in an episode
It happened in the final episode of ‘Star Trek’. 这件事发生在《星际迷航》的最后一集里。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- exciting
- thrilling
- classic
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- catch
- see
- watch
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- during an/the episode
- in an/the episode
an event, a situation, or a period of time in somebody’s life, a novel, etc. that is important or interesting in some way （人生的）一段经历；（小说的）片段，插曲 I'd like to try and forget the whole episode. 我倒想尽量把那段经历全部忘掉。 One of the funniest episodes in the book occurs in Chapter 6. 书中最有趣的片段之一在第 6 章。 It was an episode in his life that he was not proud of. 在他的一生中，他并不感到骄傲。
Extra ExamplesTopics Literature and writingb1He says he just wants to forget the whole unfortunate episode. 他说他只想忘记那整段不幸的日子。 I still remember that episode from my childhood. 我依然记得自己童年时期的那一时段。 an extraordinary episode in American history 美国历史上一个非同寻常的阶段 during a brief episode of socialist rule 实行社会主义制度的短暂时期中 It turned out to be one of the funniest episodes in the novel. 后来发现那个片段是小说中最滑稽的部分之一。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- dramatic
- exciting
- bizarre
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- remember
- forget
- experience
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- during an episode
- episode from
- episode in
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- the entire episode
- the whole episode
a period of time during which somebody is affected by a particular illness or a particular stage of a longer illness an acute episode of pneumonia 肺炎急性发作期 All the patients had episodes of unexplained fever. 所有患者均出现无法解释的发热。 His former wife suffered with depressive episodes. 他的前妻患有抑郁症。 She has only told you about the latest episode in a long history of mental illness. 她只对你讲了漫长的精神病史中最近的一段。
Word Originlate 17th cent. (denoting a section between songs in Greek tragedy): from Greek epeisodion, neuter of epeisodios ‘coming in besides’, from epi ‘in addition’ + eisodos ‘entry’ (from eis ‘into’ + hodos ‘way’).