| 正面 | 2065.approve 英 [ə'pruːv]美 [ə'prʊv]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： approbate赞成,批准,认可。approve赞成,批准,认可。disapprobate和disapprove就不用多说了吧!vt. 批准；赞成；为…提供证据vi. 批准；赞成；满意 例句： 1. The council is considering whether to approve of the use of firearms.政务委员会正在考虑是否要批准动用武器。 approve 同意前缀ap-同ad-. prove, 证明。 approveapprove: [14] The Latin source of approve, approbāre, was a derivative of probāre, source of English prove. Probāre originally meant ‘test something to find if it is good’ (it was based on Latin probus ‘good’) and this became extended to ‘show something to be good or valid’. It was this sense that was taken up by approbāre and carried further to ‘assent to as good’. When English acquired the word, via Old French aprover, it still carried the notion of ‘demonstrating’, but this was gradually taken over exclusively by prove, and the senses ‘sanction’ and ‘commend’, present since the beginning, established their primacy.=> probity, proveapprove (v.)c. 1300, "to demonstrate, prove;" mid-14c., "to attest (something) with authority," from Old French aprover (Modern French approuver) "approve, agree to," from Latin approbare "to assent to as good, regard as good," from ad- "to" (see ad-) + probare "to try, test something (to find if it is good)," from probus "honest, genuine" (see prove). The meaning extended late 14c. to "to sanction, endorse, confirm formally" then to "assent to (something) as good" (early 15c.), especially in reference to the actions of authorities, parliaments, etc. Related: Approved; approving." |