| 单词 | 惊异 |
| 释义 | 〔worship〕The reverent love and devotion accorded a deity, an idol, or a sacred object.崇拜：对神、偶像或神圣物体带有敬畏或惊异的热爱与热诚〔wonder〕One that arouses awe, astonishment, surprise, or admiration; a marvel:惊奇或诧异：引起敬畏、惊异、惊奇或羡慕的原因；奇异之事：〔lingo〕A look at the entry in the Indo-European roots entry fordöghū- will show that the wordstongue, language, and lingo are related, all going back to the Indo-European rootdöghū-, "tongue.” The relationship betweenlanguage and lingo is not particularly surprising given their related meanings and common root, but one might be curious as to the routes by which these two words came into English.Language, as did so many of our important borrowings from Latin, passed through French into English during the Middle Ages, the forms involved being Latinlingua, "language,” its descendant, Old French langue, and its derivative, langage. Lingo, on the other hand, entered English after the end of the Middle Ages when Europe had opened itself to the larger world. We have probably borrowedlingo from lingoa, a Portuguese descendant of Latin lingua. The Portuguese were great traders before the English were,and it is not unlikely that the sense "foreign language" was strengthened as the Portuguese traveled around the world.Interestingly enough,the first recorded instance oflingo in English is in the New World (1660) in a reference to the "Dutch lingo.” The development in sense to "unintelligible language" and "specialized language" is an obvious one.当我们看到印欧语系词根条目dnghu- 时， 我们就可以看出tongue，language 和 lingo 之间的联系， 它们都拥有共同的印欧语系词根dnghu- “舌头”。 当我们知道language 和 lingo 拥有共同的词根并且在意思上有关联时，我们就不会惊异于他们之间的联系， 但我们可能会对这两个词是通过何种方式进入英语的感到很好奇。和许多重要的从拉丁语借来的词一样，language 是在中世纪时通过法语传入英语的， 变换的形式为拉丁语的lingua “语言”、它的变体，古法语中的 langue 和它的派生词 langage。 另一方面，Lingo是在欧洲向一个更广阔的世界开放自己的时候即在中世纪结束后期进入英语的。 我们可能从拉丁文lingua 的葡萄牙语变体 lingoa 借入了 lingo 。 葡萄牙人是英国人之前的大商人，当他们在周游世界的同时，很可能那种“外语”的意义得到了加强。很有趣的是，最先出现在英语中的lingo 新大陆（1660年）一书中用来指“荷兰语”。 所以变成“难懂的话”和“行话”的意思的发展过程是很明显的〔marvel〕To feel amazement or bewilderment at or about:惊异于或对…感到好奇、不解：〔aghast〕Struck by shock, terror, or amazement.惊骇的；吓呆的：被惊讶、恐怖或惊异侵袭的〔amazement〕A state of extreme surprise or wonder; astonishment.大吃一惊：极为惊讶或惊奇的状态；惊异〔wonder〕"She wondered at all the things civilization can teach a woman to endure"(Frances Newman)“她惊异于可以教妇女忍受的一切事情的那些文明”(弗兰切斯·纽曼)〔wonder〕The emotion aroused by something awe-inspiring, astounding, or marvelous:惊异，惊奇：由某些使人畏惧或敬畏的、令人惊骇的或不平常的事引起的情绪：〔hold〕The film holds a number of surprises.那部电影有许多惊异之处〔awe〕A mixed emotion of reverence, respect, dread, and wonder inspired by authority, genius, great beauty, sublimity, or might:敬畏的：由权力、才华、美貌、卓越或能力而引起的包含尊敬、敬重、恐惧和惊异的复杂情绪：〔strange〕Such poise is singular in one so young.这样年青的人便表现出这样的泰然自若真是让人惊异。〔squeal〕a squeal of surprise; the squeal of tires.一声惊异的尖叫；轮胎的尖锐刺耳的摩擦声 |
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