What are the two meanings of the word novel?

Sure. For the meaning of a fictional book, 'The Great Gatsby' is a well - known novel. For the meaning of new or original, a novel way of marketing a product could be using virtual reality to let customers experience it before buying.

Well, 'novel' can mean a long story in book form that tells about characters and events. It can also describe something that is unusual or different from what's common.

The noun 'novel' is all about that long - form fictional literature. There are different genres of novels like romance novels, science - fiction novels, etc. When it comes to the adjective 'novel', it's about standing out from the old or common. A novel concept in architecture might be a building design that no one has seen before.

There are many fables with two meanings: The Turtle and the Rabbit This fable was about a rabbit and a slow and steady turtle running a race. In the end, the rabbit won because he was faster, but the tortoise won the championship. This parable conveyed two important meanings: first, success often depended on perseverance and patience; second, sometimes steady and slow progress was more important than rapid progress. The Crow and the Fox This fable was about a crow who wanted to steal honey from a fox but was discovered by the fox. The fox made a deal to the crow: the crow could take the honey but had to steal all the bees in the hive. The crow agreed to the deal and began to steal the bees. But when the fox discovered the plan, he began to stop the crow's actions and eventually made the crow lose all the bees. This parable conveyed two important meanings: first, greed and desire may lead us to make wrong decisions; second, we need to keep a clear head and not fall into deals or traps. The Fox and the Grape This fable was about a fox who wanted to steal grapes but was discovered by a farmer. The farmer proposed a deal to the fox: if the fox stole the grapes, the farmer could let the fox eat his grapes. The fox agreed to the deal and began to steal the grapes. But when the fox returned to the fox cave, he found that he had been hungry for a long time and the farmer's grapes had been eaten up. This parable conveyed two important meanings: first, greed may lead us to make the wrong decision; second, we need to be vigilant not to fall into a deal or trap.

The two meanings of haziness were: one was that the words contained multiple layers of uncertain meanings, and the other was that it was an aesthetic haziness.

Itchy had two meanings. The first meaning was a feeling of skin or mucus membrane being stimulated and needing to be scratched. It could also describe a strong desire that was difficult to suppress. The second meaning was a stimulating feeling that made people want to scratch, also known as itching.

There were many four-character words with a full meaning, as shown below: 1. [Abundance of Gold and Jade: Description of wealth, unlimited wealth.] 2. May you live a long and healthy life, be safe and happy. 3. Harmony begets wealth: To describe harmonious interpersonal relationships and prosperous business. 4. Living and working in peace and contentment described a stable life and a smooth career. 5. [Wish comes true: I wish my wish can come true.] 6. Good luck in everything: I wish you all the best and all your wishes come true. 7. Good luck: I wish you good luck and all your wishes come true. The above were some words with full meanings. They represented people's yearning and wishes for wealth, health, harmony, and success.

The phenomenon of polysemy in classical Chinese is more common. Therefore, when reading classical Chinese, you need to pay attention to the context and context to avoid misunderstanding. For example, the word "classical Chinese" had many meanings in modern Chinese, such as ancient Chinese, classical literature, classical Chinese books, etc. At the same time, the polysemy phenomenon in classical Chinese often appeared in the usage and meaning of some words, which needed to be understood in the specific context.

1. The night was hazy, and the moonlight faintly penetrated the clouds, draping a mysterious veil over the earth. 2. His thoughts were hazy and he could not sort out his thoughts. It was as if he was lost in a fog. 3. The fog was hazy, and the mountains were faintly discernible, giving people a quiet and mysterious feeling. 4. Her eyes were hazy, revealing a sense of confusion and uncertainty. 5. In the hazy morning fog, I saw the outline of a mountain range in the distance, like an ink painting. 6. His memory was hazy, and he could only vaguely recall that past. 7. Drunk and hazy, he staggered along the street, looking dazed. 8. After the rain, the city was filled with a hazy atmosphere, giving people a poetic and romantic feeling. 9. In the hazy dawn, I saw the red flush on the distant sea. It was so beautiful that it was intoxicating. 10. Her voice was hazy and gentle, like a song coming from afar.

This is known as ambiguity. When a story is ambiguous, it leaves room for multiple interpretations and meanings.