| 正面 | 2433.pure 英 [pjʊə]美 [pjʊr]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 塔 tower 塔物儿、塔儿adj. 纯的；纯粹的；纯洁的；清白的；纯理论的n. (Pure)人名；(俄)普雷 例句： 1. Somehow she'd always been a child in his mind, pure and virginal.不知何故，她在他心里一直是个天真无邪的孩子。 pure 纯的，纯粹的来自拉丁语purus,纯的，干净的，未装饰的，来自PIE*peue,纯化，清洗，词源同purge. purepure: [13] Pure goes back ultimately to Latin pūrus ‘clean’, a word of ancient ancestry which was related to Sanskrit pūtás ‘purified’. It reached English via Old French pur. Amongst its Latin derivatives were the verbs pūrificāre ‘make pure’, source of English purify [14]; pūrāre ‘make pure’, which became French purer ‘purify, strain’, source of English purée [19]; and pūrigāre, later pūrgāre ‘purify’, source of English expurgate [17] and purge [14].=> expurgate, purgepure (adj.)c. 1300 (late 12c. as a surname, and Old English had purlamb "lamb without a blemish"), "unmixed," also "absolutely, entirely," from Old French pur "pure, simple, absolute, unalloyed," figuratively "simple, sheer, mere" (12c.), from Latin purus "clean, clear; unmixed; unadorned; chaste, undefiled," from PIE root *peue- "to purify, cleanse" (cognates: Latin putus "clear, pure;" Sanskrit pavate "purifies, cleanses," putah "pure;" Middle Irish ur "fresh, new;" Old High German fowen "to sift"). Replaced Old English hlutor. Meaning "free from moral corruption" is first recorded mid-14c. In reference to bloodlines, attested from late 15c." |