| 正面 | 6974.lunar 英 ['luːnə]美 ['lunɚ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 音：拔拉开adj. 月亮的，月球的；阴历的；银的；微亮的n. (Lunar)人名；(西)卢纳尔 例句： 1. The astronauts piloted their craft down to the lunar surface.宇航员驾驶太空飞船在月球表面降落. lunar 月亮的来自拉丁文luna,月亮，词源同lumen,light. lunarlunar: [17] Latin lūna ‘moon’ came from an Indo- European base which also produced English light (not to mention a range of Latin ‘light’- words, such as lūx and lūmen, which have given English illustrate, lucid, luminous, lustre, etc). It had two adjectival derivatives: lūnāris, which simply meant ‘of the moon’, and was borrowed by English as lunar; and lūnāticus.This was originally used for ‘living on the moon’, but subsequently came to employed in the sense ‘crazy’, from the notion that certain sorts of periodic madness were caused by the phases of the moon. English acquired it via Old French lunatique as lunatic [13].=> illustrate, light, luminous, lunatic, lustrelunar (adj.)"crescent-shaped," early 15c.; "pertaining to the moon," 1620s, from Old French lunaire (15c.), from Latin lunaris "of the moon," from luna "moon" (with capital L- "moon goddess"); see Luna." |