| 正面 | 4569.flood 英 [flʌd]美 [flʌd]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. ambassador 大事，使节——俺们办事的 ----- 联想：她是给俺们办事的大使。2. 这个词的发音特别像“俺爸似的”，你想啊，如果你出国了，一不留神把护照丢了，在国外又举目无亲的，咋办呢？找大使啊！异国他乡的，有大使帮你，是不是感觉倍儿亲啊！vt. 淹没；充满；溢出vi. 涌出；涌进；为水淹没n. 洪水；泛滥；一大批n. (Flood)人名；(英)弗勒德；(瑞典、芬)弗洛德 例句： 1. Infectious diseases are spreading among many of the flood victims.传染病正在遭受洪灾的很多灾民中蔓延。 flood 洪水来自PIE*pleu, 流动，词源同flow, float, pluvial. 用来指洪水。 floodflood: [OE] Flood goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *flōthuz, which also produced German flut, Dutch vloed, and Swedish flod ‘flood’. It was derived ultimately from Indo- European *plō-, a variant of *pleu- ‘flow, float’ which also produced English fleet, float, fly, fledge, and fowl.=> fleet, float, fly, fowlflood (n.)Old English flōd "a flowing of water, tide, an overflowing of land by water, a deluge, Noah's Flood; mass of water, river, sea, wave," from Proto-Germanic *floduz "flowing water, deluge" (cognates: Old Frisian flod, Old Norse floð, Middle Dutch vloet, Dutch vloed, German Flut, Gothic flodus), from the source of Old English flowan, from PIE verbal root *pleu- "to flow, float, swim" (see pluvial). In early modern English often floud. Figurative use, "a great quantity, a sudden abundance," by mid-14c.flood (v.)1660s, "to overflow" (transitive), from flood (n.). Intransitive sense "to rise in a flood" is from 1755. Related: Flooded; flooding." |