| 正面 | 2757.bullet 英 ['bʊlɪt]美 ['bʊlɪt]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 一再的关心 accuracy.n. 子弹；只选某党全部候选人的投票；豆子vi. 射出；迅速行进n. (Bullet)人名；(法)比莱 例句： 1. Everywhere building facades are pitted with shell and bullet holes.任一处的建筑物正面都布满了弹洞。 bullet 子弹bull, 词源同ball. -et, 小词后缀。 bulletbullet: [16] Etymologically, a bullet is a ‘little ball’. It comes from French boulette, a diminutive form of boule ‘ball’, from which English also gets bowl, as in the game of bowls. It originally meant ‘cannon-ball’ as well as ‘rifle or pistol projectile’, but this sense had effectively died out by the mid-18th century.=> bowlbullet (n.)1550s, from Middle French boulette "cannonball, small ball," diminutive of boule "a ball" (13c.), from Latin bulla "round thing, knob" (see bull (n.2)). Earliest version of bite the bullet recorded 1891, probably with a sense of giving someone a soft lead bullet to clench in the teeth during a painful operation." |