| 正面 | 13404.vulture 英 ['vʌltʃə]美 ['vʌltʃɚ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 拟声词，拍照的声音“喀喀喀喀”。2. snapshot => snap.3. 照相(snapshot)这个单词就模拟了拍照的声音“喀喀喀喀”n. 秃鹰，秃鹫；贪婪的人 例句： 1. The vulture extended his scrawny neck.兀鹫伸出细长的脖子。 vulture 秃鹫来自PIE*wele,拔，撕，词源同wool,vulnerable。用来指秃鹫。 vulturevulture: [14] The origins of Latin vultur ‘vulture’ are uncertain, although it may be related to Latin vellere ‘pluck, tear’. English acquired it not directly, but by way of its derived adjective vulturius, which produced the Old French noun voltour. This passed into English via Anglo- Norman vultur.vulture (n.)late 14c., from Anglo-French vultur, Old French voutoir, voutre (Modern French vautour), from Latin vultur, earlier voltur, perhaps related to vellere "to pluck, to tear" (see svelte). Figurative sense is recorded from 1580s. Related: Vulturine; vulturous." |