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) ^* F/ b% U8 l: A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=2287827 m$ P/ h9 i/ T
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) ?" S2 W, C" _1 O5 e【感想】《牛津大学词典》比NOAD“精”在哪（内详）0 i1 h% d# Y) }1 x/ M' s1 H: M* P/ Y
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时间有限，只对比了《牛津大学词典》第一页; O, N, b9 l' {! o3 S2 `( m
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以下是NOAD2比《牛津大学词典》多出来的内容( b. _9 ^9 ~! r8 f* t
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. ]( Z( S! G4 O. KA(2) Brit ,informal A level. h7 d; e/ f* Y' y
. ^$ N, d) ?7 e4 Qa Middle English :weak form of Old English an one7 t, k9 y2 C/ N
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a-1 from Greek
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; N8 T# L( L" @8 ^' F$ T$ F" ka-2 Old English,unstressed form of ON.3 y, J! o3 u, \+ S% O6 @; F, Q5 D
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a-4 corresponding to Old French e-,es-
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3 k: {0 A P/ v8 T4 W-a(1) representing a Greek,Latin,or Romance feminine singular./ ]& L' R+ m3 ]
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-a(3) representing a casual pronunciation.% p( | O+ H. }
- e) _6 j& R' K4 r9 } O b& bA3 解释共三行
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# h8 u& H* G* t; n/ k: fA4 解释共三行: [2 U" l5 n( z' ~8 F
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A5 解释共三行2 l5 |/ H9 E) S: Z7 a
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aa mid 19 th cent : from Hawaiian a-a
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Aachen an industrial city and spa% h/ P& y% ]# |6 d" z
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AAD aaar. Analog analog digital,indicating that a musical recording
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6 z/ \) ~6 ^! ?, P9 w% X5 P% g7 H8 yAalborg an industrial city and port
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4 A3 v, M+ r" i+ A7 Y1 `3 MAardvark orycteropus afer,the only living member of the family orycteropidae
0 C. g3 n. \4 l3 m5 l8 i& G! | and order tubulidentata.
+ M% o2 r( }5 _; j Late 18th cent :from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth +vark pig.
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1 Z6 h4 d) Q$ G- Z! Raardwolf mid 19th cent : from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth
+ U+ A# ]& ?1 j3 J5 [# H +wolf wolf# T: l P6 G: I" M! ?
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aargh late 18th cent :imitative,lengthened form of AH,to express a& ?- Z @4 ]1 Z& k* K
prolonged cry.
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+ N3 b% b$ u& ]" k$ }2 L BAaron’s beard a name given to various plants,esp.the ROSE OF SHARON9 x- K: z; X1 u$ e
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Early 19th cent:alluding to AARON,whose beard “went down to
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1 [, Q. G1 t; L' g3 @# i/ O: a$ u prominent hairy staments or the long runners that some of these % T9 [( G+ V9 J Q& h
plants put out.
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4 t' C* k% I3 D$ F* n7 F CAaron’s rod another term for the great or common mullein 5 W$ ~3 o3 ~( U/ L7 x. }: u
Mid 18th cent: alluding to AARON.whose staff was said to
6 g- z2 T- [5 u: p. z( c" O2 n have flowered(Numbers 17:8)
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AAUP American Association of University Presses' t% I, g$ A* D2 X
American Association of University Professors8 c9 u/ O/ M, [5 h5 [" E" M8 F
) r7 [! K! }$ \" oAAVE linguistics African American Vernacular English./ ?# J/ @- l, z/ E/ Q6 Z1 i
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AB(1) in bolld transfusion ,a person with blood of group is a potential
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AB(2) from Latin Artium Baccalaureus * C, b/ I) Y* f' w, ^( ^$ i, O: U
& s6 }* [% U$ r; ^, t/ `Ab1 from hebrew ab.
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8 b+ X) K& v+ MAb- from Latin: R2 W( b) C6 y) d
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5 n1 ?7 x+ V+ m- F3 baback 1,the little strip of pasture abck of the house.
7 [% W& a3 H/ A, K Old English on baec.long written as two words,the term came to be , k% S7 P% ]5 D! \3 G! W
treated as a single world in nautical use.7 ^9 ~7 j/ a' {6 `
PHRASE. He was taken aback by the sharpness in her voice.% Y& Q, f3 `4 \2 _% A
. y/ D0 f5 m' J$ m8 l( S) [abacus late Middle English (denoting a board strewn with sand on which to
, R0 r" c8 s2 K0 _1 a draw figures):from Latin,from Greek abax,abak- slab drawing board ,6 ^2 ?. J; D9 L* T4 i, y
of semitic origin;probably related to hebrew abaq dust.
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Abadan a major port and oil-refining center on an island of the same name on
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Abaddon late middle english:via greek from hebrew abaddon destruction.Its
, C% X& D, K- G3 D8 B' [ use for hell arose in the late 17 th cent.5 n" \" F! G( P7 [/ s( ^5 Q
* g( }$ z4 _; | f0 y3 N: t3 V0 [abaft the yacht has a shower just abft the galley8 w/ j9 a. G$ H) r2 ~- N
Middle English(in the sense backward):from A-2(expressing motion)
7 I' }3 K0 z3 }! A +archaic abaft in the rear.1 A1 v- v% H0 Y( F: V, A
% [ y" J" |6 d" p. K5 r7 LAbalone Genus haliotis,family haliotidae.class gastropda.
9 [0 u! a% _2 n1 G: h Mid 19 th cent :via Latin American Spanish from aulun,from an
/ g6 b9 j3 O" t$ A3 v& K& s+ X 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
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: K1 @3 W+ k; Q% b Derelict houses were abandoned.8 f8 ^0 J) `# x" G! d6 L2 T; L# h" a
It was an attempt to persuade businesses not to abandon the
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n, she sings and sways with total abandon.: _2 G' }4 k6 i+ R$ d
Late middle english: from old french abandoner,from a-(from latin
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BAN 1),The original sense was bring under control ,later give in'% z) E _0 Y- m9 ^2 f) L( n2 h
to the control of ,surrender to (sense 3)' A- K: D1 b! |3 \2 N- R0 [: p
7 @- j7 s- i8 N0 T$ [Abandoned 1,a home for orphan and abandoned boys - Q. z9 `4 H3 |6 t- \( R8 \1 p% X
2,an abandoned jeep stood in the street
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Abase I watched my colleagues abasing themselves before the board of 5 q8 i' \# W1 f
trustees.See note at HUMBLE.2 d9 Z, x+ l) E8 ~" P: e" }
Late middle english:from old french abaissier,from a-(from latin ad
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stature. The spelling has been influenced by BASE2 .: Z7 e* u% D3 l; z' a* Z2 A: g" F
! ^4 M! [* G* y& w$ TAbash she was not abashed at being caught., w" u0 f' H P- R2 @$ K- u" p
Middle english english : from Anglo-Norman French abaiss-;compare
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Middle English (in the legal sense put a stop to (a nuisance)):from 6 A& P3 g3 f* |- V' o' _: i- J* r
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: V% D9 @% |: OAbatement noise abatement/an abatement in the purchase price.! F( M% a/ M7 u) R# @
Middle English:from Anglo-Norman French,from Old French abatre
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