| 正面 | 910.avoid 英 [ə'vɒɪd]美 [ə'vɔɪd]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 稳定以后，才能出(e)国家.vt. 避免；避开，躲避；消除 例句： 1. The couple married in the Caribbean to avoid a media circus.为了摆脱媒体的关注，这对新人在加勒比喜结连理。 avoid 避免前缀a-同ex-, 向外。void, 空。指空出来的，撤退，避免。 avoidavoid: [14] Avoid at first meant literally ‘make void, empty’. It was formed in Old French from the adjective vuide ‘empty’ (source of English void [13], and derived from a hypothetical Vulgar Latin *vocitus, which is related ultimately to vacant). With the addition of the prefix es- ‘out’, a verb evuider was formed, which passed into English via Anglo-Norman avoider. The original sense ‘empty’ barely survived into the 17th century, but meanwhile it had progressed through ‘withdrawing, so as to leave someone alone or leave a place empty’ to ‘deliberately staying away from someone or something’.=> vacant, voidavoid (v.)c. 1300, from Anglo-French avoider "to clear out, withdraw (oneself)," partially anglicized from Old French esvuidier "to empty out," from es- "out" (see ex-) + vuidier "to be empty," from voide "empty, vast, wide, hollow, waste" (see void (adj.)). Originally a law term; modern sense of "have nothing to do with" also was in Middle English and corresponds to Old French eviter with which it was perhaps confused. Meaning "escape, evade" first attested 1520s. Related: Avoided; avoiding." |