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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
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! F; E$ n0 E8 O【感想】《牛津大学词典》比NOAD“精”在哪(内详)
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" \! O, N! z5 H) h2 u* s时间有限,只对比了《牛津大学词典》第一页
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以下是NOAD2比《牛津大学词典》多出来的内容7 r* F% S: s) P- G0 X8 f0 B
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+ W% G! M" o( p A B4 pA(2) Brit ,informal A level.
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9 |6 y9 ?' [& ?6 w5 j; q$ ba Middle English :weak form of Old English an one
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a-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.
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-a(3) representing a casual pronunciation.# b/ F: G( _- L9 X
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A3 解释共三行
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A4 解释共三行% ]1 ~5 ]9 c8 _" Q4 x
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A5 解释共三行
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aa mid 19 th cent : from Hawaiian a-a
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Aachen an industrial city and spa3 R9 Z" E8 O6 @6 ?
1 r' v5 c7 o% g; G0 |4 qAAD aaar. Analog analog digital,indicating that a musical recording ; K4 ]2 y& p5 {3 U7 }1 b
was made and mastered in analog form before stored digitally.
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Aalborg an industrial city and port
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Aardvark orycteropus afer,the only living member of the family orycteropidae
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Late 18th cent :from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth +vark pig.
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" c- w- v* L' c) |3 T& c& raardwolf mid 19th cent : from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth ' d# E2 P- Z1 ^1 `" G
+wolf wolf
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aargh late 18th cent :imitative,lengthened form of AH,to express a
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Aaron’s beard a name given to various plants,esp.the ROSE OF SHARON
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Early 19th cent:alluding to AARON,whose beard “went down to
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Aaron’s rod another term for the great or common mullein
0 k3 _% ~! x. H% S- x) d! I9 z/ d Mid 18th cent: alluding to AARON.whose staff was said to
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AAUP American Association of University Presses
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AAVE linguistics African American Vernacular English.
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AB(2) from Latin Artium Baccalaureus
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Ab1 from hebrew ab.
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abaca mid 18th cent: via spanish from tagalog abaka
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Old English on baec.long written as two words,the term came to be
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PHRASE. He was taken aback by the sharpness in her voice.
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abacus late Middle English (denoting a board strewn with sand on which to
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of semitic origin;probably related to hebrew abaq dust.
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( O6 n( B& J- EAbadan 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% e0 j4 E( m1 f! N
use for hell arose in the late 17 th cent.* J8 l; s5 |/ Y' z' |2 x
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abaft the yacht has a shower just abft the galley7 j' o1 b9 r/ E+ K, J. y
Middle English(in the sense backward):from A-2(expressing motion)9 ~1 g+ y) B4 m' Z O2 Y
+archaic abaft in the rear.; q" H2 K% K* h9 w @, U
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Abalone Genus haliotis,family haliotidae.class gastropda.1 r4 E' C: k' e" }, T; c7 ?
Mid 19 th cent :via Latin American Spanish from aulun,from an
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2, against the background of preceived threats,the tour was
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3, abandoning herself to moony fantasies.
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to the control of ,surrender to (sense 3)
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Abandoned 1,a home for orphan and abandoned boys
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1 U: l. J* u. |0 l& c' o9 b+ FAbase I watched my colleagues abasing themselves before the board of # f X! ~0 k) a( O
trustees.See note at HUMBLE.
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to at)+baissier to lower,based on late latin bassus short of 7 `: Y/ t) H" B8 h
stature. The spelling has been influenced by BASE2 .
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7 u0 U4 ^' V& v! e$ F& MAbash she was not abashed at being caught.
R: \! d) {# Q; q4 a8 Q7 z Middle english english : from Anglo-Norman French abaiss-;compare
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+bair astound.1 s- ~" N: f1 r0 [$ ?+ ?
2 e' J1 _- j, G. b, Y, P) m% UAbate the storm suddenly abated ,see note at ALLEVIATE.7 s0 c6 {+ I. Z# I# D7 e4 D
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Middle English (in the legal sense put a stop to (a nuisance)):from
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Abatement noise abatement/an abatement in the purchase price.
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