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6 d ~; s, u5 A4 B: n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=2287824 U6 b) U% u1 G6 `; n
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【感想】《牛津大学词典》比NOAD“精”在哪（内详）& A, o b1 f# O; P$ V' c/ Q5 L
2 M& f4 K: G; {9 `9 p7 b时间有限，只对比了《牛津大学词典》第一页
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/ G& }5 N0 E* ~2 q9 S9 w: ]以下是NOAD2比《牛津大学词典》多出来的内容
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A(2) Brit ,informal A level.
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, Z ^3 z0 f+ h1 na Middle English :weak form of Old English an one
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a-1 from Greek0 b- ?! [2 P2 x2 j" T
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a-2 Old English,unstressed form of ON.9 Y, t1 [6 Y2 C1 d6 b, i( P. [
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a-4 corresponding to Old French e-,es-+ a, y: p+ ^7 q6 E0 ~
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-a(1) representing a Greek,Latin,or Romance feminine singular.
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* j" ]1 r: K/ q# ?( Z- f-a(3) representing a casual pronunciation.
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* h6 T- }' z/ {; dA3 解释共三行, M2 m$ S0 h* e6 h' }' v6 O
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A4 解释共三行7 v1 \ G9 c1 b3 u
8 ?0 }: Y6 b* [ h% d# ?A5 解释共三行2 ^9 j+ @; l% U/ e7 b
* [' c. |7 E3 T- N3 K/ U" `' `aa mid 19 th cent : from Hawaiian a-a
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, i! A' b' d! N; q9 x+ }, tAachen an industrial city and spa
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# ]; b/ `% Y! S% P; OAAD aaar. Analog analog digital,indicating that a musical recording
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Aalborg an industrial city and port
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* X/ i$ ~0 E8 Z0 d/ ^4 OAardvark orycteropus afer,the only living member of the family orycteropidae8 @) z4 F& ~- ?' M2 X7 Y% v& H
and order tubulidentata.
0 r- o8 J2 g+ @3 O/ J+ b& u Y$ l Late 18th cent :from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth +vark pig.
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: O: o/ c: o8 N" {- daardwolf mid 19th cent : from South African Dutch ,from aarde earth 4 N; P' V$ f' s, D( E
+wolf wolf% F2 C: c% r* M
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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+ |, H% |& r7 { r' F( l5 s# x" b
(sense 2)
# M8 {2 C. m& ]; ^3 G$ Y" Q Early 19th cent:alluding to AARON,whose beard “went down to
: T# m) v4 l3 i/ R the skirts of his garments”(Psalms 133:2),because of the
0 ^4 ^: a. |+ J9 t; h, |" y/ t: Y prominent hairy staments or the long runners that some of these : u3 q% L2 ~: h- P; X
plants put out.& t9 W1 y2 K& ~. z+ Z! v5 Z: I
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Aaron’s rod another term for the great or common mullein 7 V: H- O( O. o, [$ m1 e
Mid 18th cent: alluding to AARON.whose staff was said to5 v Y4 |' k z5 U6 K
have flowered(Numbers 17:8). Q/ n/ g. y; `
% c* ~3 `; P$ M& B2 EAAUP American Association of University Presses
- r/ o9 X9 b6 S" r' Y [8 e) w# e p! ] American Association of University Professors' Z, M3 R1 |4 g3 L( ^0 z* F8 X9 W
1 i6 l6 k+ |4 ^AAVE linguistics African American Vernacular English.
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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
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Ab1 from hebrew ab.$ K8 G& c& c! T! _
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Ab- from Latin/ u- [% v, h$ G# _: ]! m( j, ?. j1 Z
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abaca mid 18th cent: via spanish from tagalog abaka) D2 @% w% D1 F0 v& k
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Old English on baec.long written as two words,the term came to be ' O6 n, O' z# ]$ X4 B
treated as a single world in nautical use.
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, _+ O* |1 I: O7 F/ F# ?7 F0 @abacus late Middle English (denoting a board strewn with sand on which to
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, r# R' ^) k% Q$ P! p. W; d* UAbadan a major port and oil-refining center on an island of the same name on
' T! }+ h6 L4 W* W the shatt al-arab waterway in western iran
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1 o5 X$ d$ ^# [1 Z) a$ t" S3 c4 CAbaddon late middle english:via greek from hebrew abaddon destruction.Its
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abaft the yacht has a shower just abft the galley- V* y3 [9 ], L- f
Middle English(in the sense backward):from A-2(expressing motion)( y2 `7 l9 B% b" W' h
+archaic abaft in the rear.
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Abalone Genus haliotis,family haliotidae.class gastropda.5 c# R! {$ D: o( I3 ?% L$ C
Mid 19 th cent :via Latin American Spanish from aulun,from an 2 e5 T2 Y* O0 O
American Indian language of Monterey Bay ,California. 0 y( s7 _: p* l! Z0 A) _
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abandon v.1, he had clearly abandoned all pretense of trying to succeed.See
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* w9 i9 N! Y g2 h Derelict houses were abandoned.
: I! u! C2 a" X7 F# F- M" ` It was an attempt to persuade businesses not to abandon the / O+ Z) l$ x8 J4 y
area to inner-city deprivation.& \6 Q8 M/ i; P5 @" ~3 M
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n, she sings and sways with total abandon.6 @+ [0 P8 }2 x' e* z4 ~$ ?! [& v
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'
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( N+ l2 |% _1 z$ K" T0 iAbandoned 1,a home for orphan and abandoned boys
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3,a wild,abandoned dance.# w( M" A& A! P5 }
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Abase 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
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Abash she was not abashed at being caught.
0 }+ c8 x. ~- F. D3 A% R Middle english english : from Anglo-Norman French abaiss-;compare + Y1 R1 n! H; [( v2 U$ d
with Old French esbaiss-,lengthened stem of eabair,from es- utterly
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; ]* H3 C1 I2 O' A5 QAbate the storm suddenly abated ,see note at ALLEVIATE.
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Middle English (in the legal sense put a stop to (a nuisance)):from
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(from latin battere,battuere to beat)
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Abatement noise abatement/an abatement in the purchase price.. `' c+ `4 i; z: J0 @4 O# d' f4 W$ O
Middle English:from Anglo-Norman French,from Old French abatre x) t* [7 }$ l2 k8 O" D8 X1 A
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