| 正面 | 13659.beneath 英 [bɪ'niːθ]美 [bɪ'niθ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. thwack => whack.2. 同源拟声词：thwack, whack, whang.3. whack => whacky => wacky (from the notion of being whacked on the head one too many times; a person who behaves as if he had been whacked on the head).4. wacky => wack (back-formation from wacky).5. 韩国电影：《痞子老师》：《Mr. Wacky》.6. 日本动画片：《古怪赛车》：《Wacky Races》.7. 国外儿童书籍：Wacky Wednesday 苏斯博士：古怪的星期三.8. wacky → wack(n.怪人)+y → 古怪的. wack音“歪客” → 怪人prep. 在…之下adv. 在下方 例句： 1. The doctor worked busily beneath the blinding lights of the delivery room.这位医生在产房刺目的灯光下忙碌着。 beneath 在下面前缀be-, 强调。neath, 下面，同nether, 下面的。 beneathbeneath: [OE] Beneath is a compound adverb and preposition, formed in Old English from bi ‘by’ and nithan or neothan ‘below’. This came originally from Germanic *nith- (also the source of nether [OE]), a derivative of the base *ni- ‘down’.=> netherbeneath (adv., adj.)Old English beneoðan "beneath, under, below," from be- "by" + neoðan "below," originally "from below," from Proto-Germanic *niþar "lower, farther down, down" (see nether). Meaning "unworthy of" is attested from 1849 (purists prefer below in this sense). "The be- gave or emphasized the notion of 'where,' excluding that of 'whence' pertaining to the simple niðan" [OED]." |