| 正面 | 8042.grenade 英 [grə'neɪd]美 [ɡrə'ned]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、trick, intricate => intrigue.2. This word derives from intricate, but the meaning influenced by trick, so the meaning has extended.3. 源于 intricate , 但含义受到了 trick 的影响，因此使其具有了 trick 的含义。4. 这也许是由于该词的古体形式的词干与 trick 的古体形式的词干完全相同，使人们在使用中将其联系起来了，这种本不相干的单词，由于发音或拼写形式的相同或相近而被人们有意无意联系起来，而使其含义发生关联的想象，在英语中还是比较常见的。5. 谐音“阴吹哥”----吹嘘阴谋诡计的人。n. 手榴弹；灭火弹vt. 扔手榴弹；用催泪弹攻击n. (Grenade)人名；(西、法)格雷纳德 例句： 1. Simon caught the grenade and hurled it back.西蒙接住手榴弹，又把它大力掷了回去。 grenade 手榴弹来自pomegranate, 石榴。因其内装小铅弹如同石榴籽而得名。 grenadegrenade: [16] The original grenades were small spherical explosive-filled cases with a wick on top. In shape, they bore more than a passing resemblance to pomegranates. The Old French term for ‘pomegranate’ was pome grenate, or just grenate for short, and it was this abbreviated form, altered to grenade under the influence of the related Spanish granada, that was applied to the explosive device. Grenadier [17] came from the French derivative grenadier ‘grenadethrower’.=> grain, grenadier, pomegranategrenade (n.)"small explosive shell," thrown rather than discharged from a cannon, 1590s, earlier "pomegranate" (1520s), from Middle French grenade "pomegranate" (16c.), earlier grenate (12c.), from Old French pomegrenate (see pomegranate). Form influenced by Spanish granada. So called because the many-seeded fruit suggested the powder-filled, fragmenting bomb, or from similarities of shape. See pomegranate. Much used late 17c., they went out of use 18c. but were revived 20c." |