| 正面 | 3463.delay 英 [dɪ'leɪ]美 [dɪ'le]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1、epi- "over" + skopos "watcher" (scop-) => Greek episkopos "watcher, overseer" => Late Latin episcopus => bishop (词首字母e脱落，p变b，sc变成sh)。2、epi- + scop- => episcop => piscop => biscop => bishop.3、episkopos is a title for various government officials, later taken over in a Church sense.4、该词原意是指看管、掌管什么东西、什么事儿的官职、头衔，后来就主要用于表示基督教中的职位、头衔；其实，主教之职说通俗点儿，就有点儿像教中的长老、护法啊之类的职位。5. 拥有2家商店的人.vi. 延期；耽搁vt. 延期；耽搁n. 延期；耽搁；被耽搁或推迟的时间n. (Delay)人名；(英)迪莱；(法)德莱 例句： 1. How much delay should we build into the plan?我们应该为这个计划预留多少富余的时间？ delay 延迟来自法语delaie, 来自de-, 向下，离开，-laie, 留下，停留，词源同lax, 拼写受lay影响俗化，引申义延迟。 delaydelay: [13] English acquired delay from Old French delaier, a compound verb formed from the prefix de- ‘off’ and laier ‘leave’. This verb, which also crops up in English relay, appears to have been a variant of laissier (source of English lease), which came from Latin laxāre ‘slacken, undo’. This in turn was derived from the adjective laxus ‘loose’.=> lax, lease, relaydelay (v.)c. 1300, from Old French delaiier, from de- "away, from" (see de-) + laier "leave, let," probably a variant of Old French laissier, from Latin laxare "slacken, undo" (see lax). Related: Delayed; delaying.delay (n.)mid-13c., from Old French delaie, from delaiier (see delay (v.))." |