| 正面 | 1866.length 英 [leŋθ]美 [lɛŋθ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 神奇的镜子。2. mirror => mir- "惊奇、神奇(marvellous, surprising, wonder)". => miracle, mirage, admire.3. 镜子是令人惊奇之物，因为旧时的人们对镜子能映出自己的影像感到惊奇。n. 长度，长；时间的长短；（语）音长 例句： 1. Strangely enough, you will automatically wake up after this length of time.奇怪的是，过了这样一段时间你就会自己醒来。 length 长度来自long的名词形式。 lengthlength: [OE] Length was coined in the prehistoric Germanic period from the adjective *langgaz (source of English long) and the abstract noun suffix *-ithō. The resultant *langgithō has subsequently diversified to Dutch lengte, Swedish längd, Danish længde, and English length. (German has plumped for the different noun derivative länge ‘length’, whose English relative lenge ‘length’ survived until the 17th century.)=> longlength (n.)Old English lengðu "length," from Proto-Germanic *langitho, noun of quality from *langgaz (root of Old English lang; see long (adj.)) + *-itho, abstract noun suffix (see -th (2)). Cognate with Old Norse lengd, Old Frisian lengethe, Dutch lengte. Figurative sense of "the distance one goes, extremity to which something is carried" is from 1690s. Phrase at length "to full extent" is attested from c. 1500." |