| 正面 | 1524.colleague 英 ['kɒliːg]美 ['kɑliɡ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. trah-(tract-) => train.n. 同事，同僚 例句： 1. He was fired from his job after roughing up a colleague.他因为对一位同事动粗而被开除了。 colleague 同事col-, 强调。-leag, 收集，选出，词源同elect, college.字面意思即选到一起的人。 colleaguecolleague: [16] A colleague is literally ‘one chosen or delegated to be or work with another’. It comes via French collègue from Latin collēga, a compound noun formed from com- ‘with’ and lēg-, the stem of lēgāre ‘choose’ (whence also English legation and delegate) and lēx ‘law’ (source of English legal, legitimate, etc). Despite the similarity in spelling, it is not related to English league.=> college, delegate, legal, legitimatecolleague (n.)1530s, from Middle French collègue (16c.), from Latin collega "partner in office," from com- "with" (see com-) + leg-, stem of legare "to choose" (see legate). So, "one chosen to work with another," or "one chosen at the same time as another."" |