| 正面 | 4722.banana 英 [bə'nɑːnə]美 [bə'nænə]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： banana 香蕉 “白拿(了)那些香蕉，谁不拿” 2. banana-香蕉，-剥拉拉-香蕉剥开拉拉就吃n. 香蕉；喜剧演员；大鹰钩鼻n. (Banana)人名；(葡、津)巴纳纳 例句： 1. These companies are determined to keep a stranglehold on the banana industry.这些公司决心要垄断香蕉业。 banana 香蕉可能来自某非洲语。 bananabanana: [16] Banana comes from a West African language – possibly Wolof, a language of the Niger-Congo family, spoken in Senegal and the Gambia. The original European discoverers of the word – and the fruit – were the Spanish and Portuguese, who passed them on to England. The term bananas ‘mad’ is 20th-century, but its origins are obscure; some have compared banana oil, a 20th-century slang term for ‘mad talk, nonsense’.banana (n.)1590s, borrowed by Spanish or Portuguese from a West African word, possibly Wolof banana. The plant was introduced to the New World from Africa in 1516. Top banana, second banana, etc. are 1950s, from show business slang use of banana for "comedian, especially in a burlesque show." Banana split first attested 1920. Banana oil "nonsense" is slang from c. 1910." |