| 正面 | 6062.ponder 英 ['pɒndə]美 ['pɑndɚ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 胖人不爱运动，爱思考.vt. 仔细考虑；衡量vi. 考虑；沉思n. (Ponder)人名；(英)庞德 例句： 1. The visitor can ponder over the boomerangs used by aborigines at the time of Cook.来访者可以琢磨琢磨土著人在库克时期用的回飞镖. ponder 沉思，考虑来自法语ponderer,称量，平衡，使稳定，来自拉丁语ponderare,悬挂，称量，思考，来自pendere,悬挂，称量，词源同pendulum,pensive.引申词义沉思，考虑。 ponderponder: [14] To ponder something is etymologically to ‘weigh’ it up. The word comes via Old French ponderer from Latin ponderāre ‘weigh’, hence ‘consider’ (source also of English preponderate [17]). This was derived from pondus ‘weight’ (source of English ponderous [14]), a relative of pendere ‘weigh’ (source of English compendium [16], compensate [17], dispense, expense, pansy, pension [14], pensive [14], peseta [19], poise [15], and spend) and pendēre ‘hang’ (from which English gets pendant, pendulum, etc).Also closely related is English pound, the unit of weight.=> compendium, compensate, dispense, expense, pansy, pendant, pendulum, pension, pensive, peseta, poise, pound, preponderate, spendponder (v.)early 14c., "to estimate the worth of, to appraise," from Old French ponderer "to weigh, poise" (14c., Modern French pondérer) and directly from Latin ponderare "ponder, consider, reflect," literally "to weigh," from pondus (genitive ponderis) "weigh" (see pound (n.1)). Meaning "to weigh a matter mentally" is attested from late 14c. Related: Pondered; pondering; ponderation." |