| 正面 | 5010.anchor 英 ['æŋkə]美 ['æŋkɚ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、over- "outer" + seas(sea的复数形式).n. 锚；抛锚停泊；靠山；新闻节目主播vt. 抛锚；使固定；主持节目vi. 抛锚adj. 末棒的；最后一棒的 例句： 1. He remains the anchor of the country's fragile political balance.他仍然是维系该国脆弱的政治平衡的支柱。 anchor 抛锚同ankle, 弯钩，脚踝，锚。 anchoranchor: [OE] English borrowed this word from Latin in the 9th century, but its ultimate source is Greek ágkūra (which goes back to an Indo- European base *angg- ‘bent’, also the source of angle and ankle). Originally it was spelled ancor, reflecting Latin ancora; the inauthentic h began to creep in in the 16th century, in imitation of the learned-looking but misguided Latin spelling anchora.=> angle, ankleanchor (n.)Old English ancor, borrowed 9c. from Latin ancora "anchor," from or cognate with Greek ankyra "anchor, hook" (see ankle). A very early borrowing and said to be the only Latin nautical term used in the Germanic languages. The -ch- form emerged late 16c., a pedantic imitation of a corrupt spelling of the Latin word. The figurative sense of "that which gives stability or security" is from late 14c. Meaning "host or presenter of a TV or radio program" is from 1965, short for anchorman.anchor (v.)c. 1200, from anchor (n.). Related: Anchored; anchoring." |