| 正面 | 12158.pellet 英 ['pelɪt]美 ['pɛlɪt]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. afraid => affray => fray.2. shortening of affray (q.v.; see also afraid).3. friction => fray.4. contraction and variant of friction.n. 小球；[军] 小子弹（枪用）vt. 将…制成丸状；用子弹打；用小球扔n. (Pellet)人名；(西)佩列特；(法)佩莱；(德)佩勒特 例句： 1. He was shot in the head by an air gun pellet.他被气枪弹丸击中头部。 pellet 小粒，弹丸来自拉丁语pila,球，球丸，词源同pill.-et,小词后缀。 pelletpellet: [14] Etymologically, a pellet is a ‘little ball’. It comes via Old French pelote (a relative of Spanish pelota ‘ball’, from which the name of the Basque ball-game pelota [19] comes) from Vulgar Latin *pilotta, a diminutive form of Latin pila ‘ball’ (source of English pill [15] and piles ‘haemorrhoids’ [15]). Pelt ‘throw things at’ [15] may have originated as a contraction of pellet (although a possible alternative source is Latin pultāre ‘hit’); and platoon comes from a diminutive form of French pelote.=> pelota, pelt, piles, platoonpellet (n.)mid-14c., from Old French pelote "small ball" (11c.), from Vulgar Latin *pilotta, diminutive of Latin pila "ball, playing ball, the game of ball," perhaps originally "ball of hair," from pilus "hair" (see pile (n.3)).pellet (v.)"to form into pellets," 1590s, from pellet (n.)." |