| 正面 | 8139.latitude 英 ['lætɪtjuːd]美 ['lætɪtud]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： shower,n,阵雨，音“潲哇”。解：这个英语单词真妙，直接出了阵雨的下法――潲哇。绝对地说，直下的雨是没有的，无论是阵雨还是非阵雨。n. 纬度；界限；活动范围 例句： 1. He would be given every latitude in forming a new government.他将可以不受任何限制地组建新政府。 latitude 纬度来自拉丁语latus,宽的，来自PIE*stel,*ster,展开，词源同locus,structure,stratum,字母l,r音变。即展开的宽度，后用于地理纬度，比较longitude. latitudelatitude: [14] Latin lātus meant ‘broad’. From it were derived dīlātāre ‘spread out’ (source of English dilate) and lātitūdō, which English took over as latitude. Its use as a cartographical term stems from the oblong maps of the ancient world, in which distance from north to south represented ‘breadth’ (hence latitude), and distance from east to west represented ‘length’ (hence longitude [16], from Latin longitūdō, a derivative of longus ‘long’).=> dilatelatitude (n.)late 14c., "breadth," from Old French latitude (13c.) and directly from Latin latitudo "breadth, width, extent, size," from latus "wide," from PIE root *stele- "to spread" (cognates: Old Church Slavonic steljo "to spread out," Armenian lain "broad"). Geographical sense also is from late 14c., literally "breadth" of a map of the known world. Figurative sense of "allowable degree of variation" is early 15c. Related: Latitudinal." |