| 正面 | 13599.err 英 [ɜː]美 [ɛr]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. Etymologically, a caterpillar is a 'hairy cat'.2. 由于毛毛虫很像坦克的履带，所以 caterpillar 既表毛毛虫，又表履带、链轨。vi. 犯错；做错；犯罪；走上歧途 例句： 1. They may be wise to err on the side of caution.他们过于谨慎也许是明智的。 err 犯错误来自PIE*ers, 漫游，偏离，引申义错误，词源同error. errerr: [14] Err, erratic [14], erroneous [14], and error [13] all go back to a prehistoric base *er-, which meant ‘wandering about’ (the semantic progression from ‘wandering’ to ‘making mistakes’ is reproduced in several other quite unrelated word groups in the Indo-European language family). This produced Gothic airzei ‘error’, Old High German irri ‘astray’ (source of modern German irre ‘angry’), Old English ierre ‘astray’, and Latin errāre ‘wander, make mistakes’ – from which, via Old French errer, English got err.=> erratic, errorerr (v.)c. 1300, from Old French errer "go astray, lose one's way; make a mistake; transgress," from Latin errare "wander, go astray," figuratively "be in error," from PIE root *ers- (1) "be in motion, wander around" (cognates: Sanskrit arsati "flows;" Old English ierre "angry; straying;" Old Frisian ire "angry;" Old High German irri "angry," irron "astray;" Gothic airziþa "error; deception;" the Germanic words reflecting the notion of anger as a "straying" from normal composure). Related: Erred; erring." |