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哈里路亚 【感想】《牛津大学词典》比NOAD“精”在哪(内详) http://www.yiwen.com.cn/mybbs/An ... ID=18&ID=228782- t& j4 W9 u& R# Q# t: u! \
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& v7 }+ h W; A- ]/ t$ R' n【感想】《牛津大学词典》比NOAD“精”在哪(内详)
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时间有限,只对比了《牛津大学词典》第一页9 ]8 v+ z) I# N: I- d( C$ K
$ s$ P. a9 x' I x2 F+ [以下是NOAD2比《牛津大学词典》多出来的内容/ I, E3 p& U6 P+ K, d
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A(2) Brit ,informal A level.8 }0 P; `/ N% R* i
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a Middle English :weak form of Old English an one
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a-1 from Greek
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( d6 N4 |" f% m: F2 La-2 Old English,unstressed form of ON.
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a-4 corresponding to Old French e-,es-
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-a(1) representing a Greek,Latin,or Romance feminine singular. M1 O& J3 }: b5 P- @6 z Q
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-a(3) representing a casual pronunciation.! A2 r6 }4 L! E
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A3 解释共三行
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: r* a* X% r2 }! QA4 解释共三行
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) t% i; e, Z8 \2 DA5 解释共三行
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) u$ j& _7 I* h' p7 A, zaa mid 19 th cent : from Hawaiian a-a9 W2 T& x) `4 L- z
] j `9 b, z. t5 OAachen an industrial city and spa
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AAD aaar. Analog analog digital,indicating that a musical recording ) ~8 }% W, v9 \# j, _, [
was made and mastered in analog form before stored digitally.
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8 U" G% h$ j8 s* i g/ ~; CAalborg an industrial city and port
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Aardvark orycteropus afer,the only living member of the family orycteropidae6 ?& W8 a( x- J3 B+ |3 U
and order tubulidentata. . u! W% B( n9 B* e* ^, X( N
Late 18th cent :from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth +vark pig.1 p/ y; B2 Z# k9 s; `
* s* D( l0 G) h0 Jaardwolf mid 19th cent : from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth " O4 R; Z6 X1 ]4 R5 K1 {! f( f
+wolf wolf
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aargh late 18th cent :imitative,lengthened form of AH,to express a
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& B5 x: x1 M& c9 G# hAaron’s beard a name given to various plants,esp.the ROSE OF SHARON1 T, x7 ^, m+ \5 z- D' S
(sense 2)
9 D. c7 _- c. u; y8 z' H+ e" |, T Early 19th cent:alluding to AARON,whose beard “went down to" R( V+ f% o* S9 Q2 m: Q
the skirts of his garments”(Psalms 133:2),because of the 6 _- T8 q0 v+ O/ J, {7 G/ E$ K
prominent hairy staments or the long runners that some of these
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: K7 ~. C& m$ A: `Aaron’s rod another term for the great or common mullein
; m" g0 P3 @8 l8 L+ \# v Mid 18th cent: alluding to AARON.whose staff was said to2 u0 X' T6 W5 ?
have flowered(Numbers 17:8)) [9 z5 @* {, r* p3 e
8 S' U4 \4 U! U; p/ bAAUP American Association of University Presses
: x- y2 M8 A( e n' ?' ] American Association of University Professors
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AAVE linguistics African American Vernacular English.9 S1 h! X# S- }' L; b0 u& }' w
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AB(1) in bolld transfusion ,a person with blood of group is a potential
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: @1 g! ~6 G& T/ s8 }! ~ kAB(2) from Latin Artium Baccalaureus h# ]5 \0 W- f! e2 z0 f
% S5 H" \* t7 X: p6 w: e* Y9 pAb1 from hebrew ab.+ D) H) v% m. F$ N2 A" n4 [. H
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Ab- from Latin
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2 K4 T- {* M1 ~# V' vaback 1,the little strip of pasture abck of the house.
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PHRASE. He was taken aback by the sharpness in her voice.3 Z. W; t) _, o4 |! o
( K6 R7 _' ^1 E3 V1 h3 habacus late Middle English (denoting a board strewn with sand on which to 0 m* n% ~1 g- T1 w/ E* H' m& Y
draw figures):from Latin,from Greek abax,abak- slab drawing board ,
% e1 l9 s; r8 S0 q4 D" E9 n of semitic origin;probably related to hebrew abaq dust.5 K- {6 K p' _8 k/ `& \7 Z. ~: f
' h# z E5 C _) gAbadan a major port and oil-refining center on an island of the same name on
9 p' w' J* p6 N* o3 Z the shatt al-arab waterway in western iran
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Abaddon late middle english:via greek from hebrew abaddon destruction.Its& Y* m6 O( A4 M4 a
use for hell arose in the late 17 th cent." k+ g; _9 Q; A
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Middle English(in the sense backward):from A-2(expressing motion); G7 S* v2 o h8 L
+archaic abaft in the rear.
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# o! D5 D/ i9 h$ b# j1 m7 ^Abalone Genus haliotis,family haliotidae.class gastropda. U$ |1 N+ ?; g# b& n4 Y
Mid 19 th cent :via Latin American Spanish from aulun,from an 1 q# b/ l; M1 S" b; O W
American Indian language of Monterey Bay ,California.
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abandon v.1, he had clearly abandoned all pretense of trying to succeed.See
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2, against the background of preceived threats,the tour was ( M) H$ j' r4 b: G, r Y
abandoned.
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: @% V- {' _- W. k% \7 t It was an attempt to persuade businesses not to abandon the
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n, she sings and sways with total abandon.- b: s4 e! a6 i- z
Late middle english: from old french abandoner,from a-(from latin
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Abandoned 1,a home for orphan and abandoned boys ; J/ a F. E: z8 F
2,an abandoned jeep stood in the street
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7 G8 l4 @0 b4 B4 ^3 J+ dAbase I watched my colleagues abasing themselves before the board of
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Late middle english:from old french abaissier,from a-(from latin ad ! ]0 [; M3 ^4 l% A8 {9 w. _+ J
to at)+baissier to lower,based on late latin bassus short of 7 N* T5 [+ l+ K& X. i- |
stature. The spelling has been influenced by BASE2 .
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Middle english english : from Anglo-Norman French abaiss-;compare # [- _* j( A" y$ n _9 `9 X. M
with Old French esbaiss-,lengthened stem of eabair,from es- utterly& a, s6 u7 L& W/ z8 R7 @; D
+bair astound.
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- z# }, ~+ T! m' ^/ nAbate the storm suddenly abated ,see note at ALLEVIATE.( A H3 S4 Y- b
nothing abated his crusading zeal.
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Old French abatre to fell,from a-(from latin ad to at )+batre to beat w9 K$ \! T8 i7 Y4 d, m+ I2 ]
(from latin battere,battuere to beat)
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Abatement noise abatement/an abatement in the purchase price.
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