| 正面 | 8456.asphalt 英 ['æsfælt; -əlt]美 ['æsfɔlt]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、mis- "wrongly" + under + stand.2、字面含义：stand in the midst of.3、站在其中，沐浴在知识的海洋里，所谓内行、内行，身在其中，才解其味也；因此，只有身在其中，才能理解、明白。4、At here, the under is not the usual word meaning "beneath," but from Old English under, from PIE *enter- "between, among". 另见：undertake.n. 沥青；柏油vt. 以沥青铺adj. 用柏油铺成的 例句： 1. The asphalt playgrounds have been grassed over or sown with flowers.原来的柏油操场已经覆上了草皮或种满了鲜花。 asphalt 沥青来自希腊语。前缀a-，不，非。*sphaltos, 扔掉。指沥青粘。 asphaltasphalt: [14] The ultimate source of asphalt is Greek ásphalton, but when it first came into English it was with the p that had developed in late Latin aspaltus: aspalte. The ph of the original Greek form began to be reintroduced in the 18th century.asphalt (n.)early 14c., "hard, resinous mineral pitch found originally in Biblical lands," from Late Latin asphaltum, from Greek asphaltos "asphalt, bitumen," probably from a non-Greek source, possibly Semitic [Klein, citing Lewy, 1895]. Another theory holds it to be from Greek a- "not" + *sphaltos "able to be thrown down," taken as verbal adjective of sphallein "to throw down," in reference to a use of the material in building. Meaning "paving composition" dates from 1847 and its popular use in this sense established the modern form of the English word, displacing in most senses asphaltum, asphaltos. As a verb meaning "to cover with asphalt," from 1872. Related: Asphaltic." |