| 正面 | 6616.pillar 英 ['pɪlə]美 ['pɪlɚ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 谐音助记：脑壳。敲脑壳。n. 柱子，柱形物；栋梁；墩vt. 用柱支持n. (Pillar)人名；(英)皮勒 例句： 1. She strove to read the name on the stone pillar.她费劲地读着石柱上的名字。 pillar 柱子，桥墩来自拉丁语pila,柱子，词源同pole,pale,impale.引申词义桥墩。 pillarpillar: [13] Pillar comes ultimately from Latin pīla ‘pillar’ (source also of English compile, pilaster [16], and pile ‘heap’). In Vulgar Latin this was extended to *pīlāre, which passed into Anglo-Norman piler. This was the form in which English originally acquired it, and the -ar ending was not grafted on to it until the 14th century.=> compile, pilaster, pilepillar (n.)c. 1200, from Old French piler "pillar, column, pier" (12c., Modern French pilier) and directly from Medieval Latin pilare, from Latin pila "pillar, stone barrier." Figurative sense of "prop or support of an institution or community" is first recorded early 14c. Phrase pillar to post is c. 1600, originally of tennis, exact meaning obscure." |