| 正面 | 478.less 英 [les]美 [lɛs]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： police，n,警察，音“跑累死”。警察的最终结局是“跑累死”，因为小偷可以选择休息，而警察不能，警察永远跟在多个小偷的后面。adv. 较少地；较小地；更小地adj. 较少的；较小的prep. 减去n. 较少；较小n. (Less)人名；(德、意、匈、芬)莱斯 例句： 1. The affixes " un - " and " - less " are often used make negative words, such as unhappy or careless.词缀un - 和 -less 常用来构成否定词, 如unhappy和careless. less 较少的来自Proto-Germanic*leis-izo,更小，*leis,小的，-izo,比较级后缀。用于little的比较级形式。 lessless: [OE] In origin, less is a comparative form. It goes back ultimately to Indo-European *loiso- ‘small’, which in prehistoric Germanic had the comparative suffix added to it to produce *laisiz – whence English less. It is not found in any of the other modern Germanic languages.=> leastlessOld English læs (adv.), læssa (adj.), comparative of læs "small;" from Proto-Germanic *lais-izo "smaller" (cognates: Old Saxon, Old Frisian les "less;" Middle Dutch lise "soft, gentle," German leise "soft"), from PIE root *leis- (2) "small" (cognates: Lithuanian liesas "thin"). Formerly also "younger," as a translation of Latin minor, a sense now obsolete except in James the Less. Used as a comparative of little, but not related to it. The noun is Old English læsse." |