| 正面 | 7060.camel 英 ['kæm(ə)l]美 ['kæml]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. camel 【楷模】 骆驼n. [畜牧][脊椎] 骆驼；打捞浮筒；工作作风官僚adj. 驼色的；暗棕色的vi. 工作刻板平庸n. (Camel)人名；(法)卡梅尔；(阿拉伯)卡迈勒 例句： 1. The camel's feet, well adapted for dry sand, are useless on mud.骆驼的蹄子虽然非常适合于在干沙上行走，碰到泥泞时却无计可施。 camel 骆驼来自希伯来语，字线C，G原型。 camelcamel: [OE] Naturally enough, camel is of Semitic origin: Hebrew has gāmāl, for example, and Arabic jamal. It was a relative of these that was the source of Greek kámēlos, which passed via Latin camēlus into English as early as the mid 10th century. (It replaced a previous Old English olfend, a word – shared by other early Germanic languages – apparently based on the misconception that a camel was an elephant.)camel (n.)Old English camel, perhaps via Old North French camel (Old French chamel, Modern French chameau), from Latin camelus, from Greek kamelos, from Hebrew or Phoenician gamal, perhaps related to Arabic jamala "to bear." Another Old English word for the beast was olfend, apparently based on confusion of camels with elephants in a place and time when both were known only from travelers' vague descriptions. The Arabian have one hump (the lighter variety is the dromedary); the Bactrian have two." |