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发音： [ˈkɑmɪk strɪp]
例句：
- The noun phrase comic strip means a group of cartoons in narrative sequence, which is usually published in magazines or newspapers.
- Batman is a comic strip that is beloved by both children and adults.
- She began working as a comic strip artist then dabbled in theater acting, but hated being tied to the same place every day.
- A reporter for the New York Times, Richtel has also written several thrillers, nonfiction books, a children’s book called “Runaway Booger” and a popular comic strip.
- The comic proved to be so popular that it soon became a separate franchise and ultimately evolved into a daily newspaper comic strip and a series of Hollywood blockbuster films.
解释：
- Comic strip 是一个名词短语，其表示“a sequence of drawings, either in color or black and white, typically having dialogues and usually printed as a horizontal strip in daily newspapers or in comic books.”这一含义，即“（常登载于报纸或杂志上的）连环漫画”，与cartoon strip构成近义词。
- 使用场景如下：
- Felix the Cat was also made into a comic strip that was published in more than two hundred newspapers around the world.（「猫菲利克斯」也被制作成连环画，在全球两百多家报纸上发表。）
–Arts - Snoopy from the “Peanuts” comic strip was named the Top Dog in Pop Culture by the American Kennel Club Tuesday.（来自「花生」漫画的史努比周二被美国养犬俱乐部评为流行文化中的顶级狗。）
–Arts - Jim Davis, is an American cartoonist who created the popular comic strip Garfield in 1978.（吉姆戴维斯是一位美国漫画家，他于 1978 年创作了流行的漫画「加菲猫」。）
–Arts
