| 正面 | 4177.cage 英 [keɪdʒ]美 [kedʒ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. cantus => chant; cantus => accent (ac- + cant- => *accant- => accent).2. cant- (cantare: sing): accent, cant, chant, enchant, incantation.n. 笼，兽笼；牢房，监狱vt. 把…关进笼子；把…囚禁起来n. (Cage)人名；(法)卡热；(英)凯奇 例句： 1. He opened up a cage and lifted out a 6ft python.他打开笼子，拎出一条6英尺长的蟒蛇。 cage 笼子词源同cave，洞穴。即关东西的地方。 cagecage: [13] English acquired cage via Old French cage from Latin cavea, which meant ‘enclosure for animals, such as a coop, hive, or stall’, and also ‘dungeon’. This is usually referred to Latin cavus ‘hollow’, from which English gets cave and cavern, although not all etymologists agree with this derivation. A Vulgar Latin derivative of cavea, *caveola, was the ancestor of English gaol, and cavea has also been postulated as the ultimate source of cabinet.=> cabinet, cave, decoy, gaol, jailcage (n.)early 13c., from Old French cage "cage, prison; retreat, hideout" (12c.), from Latin cavea "hollow place, enclosure for animals, coop, hive, stall, dungeon, spectators' seats in the theater" (source also of Italian gabbia "basket for fowls, coop;" see cave (n.)).cage (v.)1570s, from cage (n.). Related: Caged; caging." |