| 轶事 | yì shì | variant of 逸事 | |
| 轶闻 | yì wén | anecdote; apocryphal story | |
| 收残缀轶 | shōu cán zhuì yì | to gather and patch up sth that is badly damaged (idiom) | |
| 轶事遗闻 | yì shì yí wén | anecdote (about historical person); lost or apocryphal story | |
| 轶尘 | yì chén | variant of 逸尘 |
| 1 | Yet as a writer, you have to add something more than the anecdote - a deeper truth. | |
| 2 | He did not predict the future in his copious science fiction, he insisted. He simply extrapolated. | |
| 3 | 英国早期的盎格鲁萨克逊居民,在原野上四处探勘观察、漫游和开垦,为各地形的起起伏伏精确地命名,然而这些微妙的立意,却在现代机动化的英国散轶。 Early Anglo-Saxon settlers in England, observing, walking and working the landscape, defined its ups and downs with a subtlety largely missing from modern, motorised English. |