| 正面 | 1617.instrument 英 ['ɪnstrʊm(ə)nt]美 ['ɪnstrəmənt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 谐音：爱死你的、爱使力的 →刘翔是个伟大的运动员（athlete），得了很多冠军，很多女fans 总 喜欢说我“爱死你的”n. 仪器；工具；乐器；手段；器械 例句： 1. An instrument called a trocar makes a puncture in the abdominal wall.一种叫做套管针的工具在腹壁上刺了一个孔。 instrument 仪器，器械，乐器，法律文件in-,进入，使，-stru,建造，建设，词源同structure,destruct.引申词义提供的工具，仪器，器械等。后也用于指乐器或法律文件。 instrumentinstrument: [13] Instrument comes from the same source as instruct: the Latin verb instruere ‘build, prepare, equip, teach’. From it was derived the noun instrūmentum, which meant ‘tool, equipment’. When introduced into English via Old French at the end of the 13th century it was used for a ‘musical instrument’, but the more general ‘implement’ and the metaphorical ‘means’ soon followed in the 14th century.=> construct, destroy, instruct, structureinstrument (n.)late 13c., "musical instrument," from Old French instrument "means, device; musical instrument" (14c., earlier estrument, 13c.) and directly from Latin instrumentem "a tool, apparatus, furniture, dress, document," from instruere "arrange, furnish" (see instruct). Meaning "tool, implement, utensil" is early 14c. in English; meaning "written document by which formal expression is given to a legal act" is from early 15c." |