| 正面 | 1368.comment 英 ['kɒment]美 ['kɑmɛnt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 在心里站着，站在心里。2. 内心深处的坚持。n. 评论；意见；批评vi. 发表评论；发表意见vt. 为…作评语n. (Comment)人名；(德)科门特；(法)科芒 例句： 1. It was just a passing comment, he didn't go on about it.那只是一笔带过的评论，他没有继续论述。 comment 评论com-, 强调。-ment, 思考，词源同mind. commentcomment: [15] In Latin, a commentum was originally ‘something invented or devised’. It was derived from the verb comminiscī ‘devise, contrive by thought’, a compound formed from the prefix com- ‘with’ and a base *men- (this also produced Latin mens and mentiō, source respectively of English mental and mention). It was used in the 7th century by the Spanish theologian Isidore in the sense ‘interpretation, annotation’, and it was with that meaning rather than the original ‘contrivance’ that the word passed eventually into English.=> mental, mention, mindcomment (n.)late 14c., from Old French coment "commentary" or directly from Late Latin commentum "comment, interpretation," in classical Latin "invention, fabrication, fiction," neuter past participle of comminisci "to contrive, devise," from com-, intensive prefix (see com-), + base of meminisse "to remember," related to mens (genitive mentis) "mind" (see mind (n.)). The Latin word meaning "something invented" was taken by Isidore and other Christian theologians for "interpretation, annotation." No comment as a stock refusal to answer a journalist's question is first recorded 1950, from Truman's White House press secretary, Charles Ross.comment (v.)early 15c., from Middle French commenter (15c.), from Latin commentari, from commentum (see comment (n.)). Related: Commented; commenting." |