| 正面 | 10993.arid 英 ['ærɪd]美 ['ærɪd]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. dialect 本义为：way of speaking (说话方式), 由此引申为：方言。2. acrolect (上层方言)：acro- "topmost" (最高点) + dialect.3. basilect (下层方言)：basi- "lower part" (底部) + dialect.4. idiolect (个人语型)：idio- "one's own" (自身的，个人的) + dialect.adj. 干旱的；不毛的，[农] 荒芜的 例句： 1. Many black Namibians are subsistence farmers who live in the arid borderlands.许多生活在土地贫瘠的边境地区的纳米比亚黑人农场主的收成仅够维持自身的口粮。 arid 干旱的来自词根ar, 同ard, 火，烧。 aridarid: [17] English acquired arid from Latin aridus, either directly or via French aride. The Latin adjective is part of a web of related words denoting ‘dryness’ or ‘burning’: it came from the verb ārēre ‘be dry’, which may be the source of area; it seems to have connections with a prehistoric Germanic *azgon, source of English ash ‘burnt matter’, and with Greek azaléos ‘dry’, source of English azalea [18] (so named from its favouring dry soil); and the Latin verb ardēre ‘burn’ was derived from it, from which English gets ardour [14], ardent [14], and arson.=> ardour, area, arson, ash, azaleaarid (adj.)1650s, "dry, parched," from French aride (15c.) or directly from Latin aridus "dry, arid, parched," from arere "to be dry," from PIE root *as- "to burn, glow" (see ash (n.1)). Figurative sense of "uninteresting" is from 1827. Related: Aridly." |