| 正面 | 4799.battle 英 ['bæt(ə)l]美 ['bætl]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、fant- + -ast + -ic.2、其实也就是看得见摸不着的东西，也就是很虚幻、很梦幻的东西。3、其词根的原始含义为：visible, appear. => only image or picture, picture to oneself, imagine.4、由此，该词的含义就很明确了：幻想，空想，狂想，白日梦；错觉，幻觉；怪念头，想入非非。5、想象的、幻想的东西肯定是不现实的，但他肯定是完美的、理想的、很奇特的、很不可思议的。由此有了新的引申义。n. 战役；斗争vi. 斗争；作战vt. 与…作战n. (Battle)人名；(英)巴特尔；(法)巴特勒；(西)巴特莱 例句： 1. He won a head-to-head battle with NF leader Jean-Marie Le Pen.他在和国民阵线领袖让-马里·勒庞的正面交锋中获得了胜利。 battle 战斗词源同beat, 击，打。-le, 表反复。 battlebattle: [13] English acquired battle via Old French bataille and Vulgar Latin *battālia from late Latin battuālia ‘fencing exercises’. This was a derivative of the verb battuere ‘beat’ (source also of English batter and battery), which some have viewed as of Celtic origin, citing Gaulish andabata ‘gladiator’, a possible relative of English bat.Related words include battalion [16], ultimately from Italian battaglione, a derivative of battaglia ‘battle’; battlements [14], from Old French batailler ‘provide with batailles – fortifications or battlements’; and derivatives such as abate, combat, and debate.=> abate, bat, battalion, battery, combat, debatebattle (n.)c. 1300, from Old French bataille "battle, single combat," also "inner turmoil, harsh circumstances; army, body of soldiers," from Late Latin battualia "exercise of soldiers and gladiators in fighting and fencing," from Latin battuere "to beat, to strike" (see batter (v.)). Phrase battle royal "fight involving several combatants" is from 1670s.battle (v.)early 14c., "to fight," from French batailler (12c.), from bataille (see battle (n.)). Related: Battled; battling." |