| 正面 | 3567.cloth 英 [klɒθ]美 [klɔθ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. rap, trap, strap: 敲击他，掉陷阱，蛇做皮带捆住他。n. 布；织物；桌布adj. 布制的n. (Cloth)人名；(德)克洛特 例句： 1. He was holding a cloth that dripped pink drops upon the floor.他正拿着一块布，布上粉红色的水滴落在地板上。 cloth 织物，布料可能来自PIE*kel,遮盖，隐藏，词源同hole,cellar. clothcloth: [OE] The history of the word cloth is not known, beyond the fact that its immediate source is Germanic (German has the related kleid ‘garment’). In Old English it meant both ‘piece of fabric’ and ‘fabric in general’, and in the plural it was applied to ‘garments’ (hence modern English clothes). The verb clothe, too, probably goes back to Old English times, although it is not recorded before the 12th century.cloth (n.)Old English claþ "a cloth, sail, cloth covering, woven or felted material to wrap around one," hence, also, "garment," from Proto-Germanic *kalithaz (cognates: Old Frisian klath "cloth," Middle Dutch cleet, Dutch kleed "garment, dress," Middle High German kleit, German Kleid "garment"), of obscure origin. As an adjective from 1590s. The cloth "the clerical profession" is from 17c. in reference to characteristic dress." |