| 正面 | 6636.moist 英 [mɒɪst]美 [mɔɪst]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 在中国大陆，女同性恋最常被称为“拉拉”，主要是从台湾“拉子”影响而来，又或称为“蕾丝边”。2. 女同性恋，又称女同、拉拉、百合、闺蜜、蕾丝边（Lesbian），简称LES。3. 音译“蕾丝边”-----这看上去是一个很文艺的音译法、音译词。adj. 潮湿的；多雨的；含泪的n. 潮湿 例句： 1. The outside air was heavy and moist and sultry.外面的空气沉滞、潮湿而闷热。 moist 微湿的，湿润的来自拉丁语musteus,新鲜的，带水滴的，来自PIE*meus,水气，潮气，词源同mist,must,moss. moistmoist: [14] Latin mūcidus meant ‘mouldy’ and ‘snivelling’ (it was a derivative of mūcus, source of English mucus). In Vulgar Latin it became altered to *muscidus, which is thought to have branched out in meaning to ‘wet’, and passed in this sense into Old French as moiste – whence English moist. From the 15th to the 17th centuries the derived adjective moisty ‘damp’ existed (it was revived in the 19th century). Musty [16] is thought to have originated as an alteration of it, perhaps under the influence of must ‘grape juice’.=> mucus, mustymoist (adj.)late 14c., "moist, wet; well-irrigated," from Old French moiste "damp, wet, soaked" (13c., Modern French moite), from Vulgar Latin *muscidus "moldy," also "wet," from Latin mucidus "slimy, moldy, musty," from mucus "slime" (see mucus). Alternative etymology [Diez] is from Latin musteus "fresh, green, new," literally "like new wine," from musteum "new wine" (see must (n.1)). If this wasn't the source, it influenced the form of the other word in Old French. Related: Moistly; moistness." |