| 正面 | 12136.alloy 英 ['ælɒɪ]美 ['ælɔɪ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. sed- "sit" => *sad- "sit" + 双写d加-le.2. => seat for a rider.vt. 使成合金；使减低成色n. 合金vi. 易于铸成合金n. (Alloy)人名；(英)阿洛伊 例句： 1. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.黄铜是铜锌合金。 alloy 合金前缀al-同ad-. -loy同词根lig, 绑，组合。特指把贵金属和贱金属合在一起冶炼。 alloyalloy: [16] The notion of ‘mixing’ in alloy originated in the idea of ‘binding’ in Latin ligāre ‘tie’ (source of English ligament, ligature, and lien – via Old French loien from Latin ligāmen ‘bond’). Addition of the prefix ad- gave alligāre ‘bind one thing to another’, hence ‘combine’. This passed into Old French as aleier, where it eventually became aloier – hence English alloy.=> ally, lien, ligament, ligaturealloy (n.)early 14c. "relative freedom of a noble metal from alloy or other impurities," from Anglo-French alai, Old French aloi, from aloiier (see alloy (v.)). Meaning " base metal alloyed with a noble metal" is from c. 1400. Modern spelling from late 17c.alloy (v.)c. 1400, "mix with a baser metal," from Old French aloiier "assemble, join," from Latin alligare "bind to, tie to," compound of ad- "to" (see ad-) + ligare "to bind" (see ligament); hence "bind one thing to another." Related: Alloyed; alloying." |