| 正面 | 1565.leaf 英 [liːf]美 [lif]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 谐音“费油哦”-----汽车要不断地补充燃料，确实很费油哦。n. 叶子；（书籍等的）一张；扇页vi. 生叶；翻书页vt. 翻…的页，匆匆翻阅n. (Leaf)人名；(英)利夫 例句： 1. I was shaking all over, trembling like a leaf.我像风中的落叶一样浑身发抖。 leaf 叶子，书页来自PIE*leup,剥开，撕下，词源同library,lodge.引申词义撕下的叶子，用以书写的页片。可能进一步来自PIE*skel,切，撕，词源同shell,scale.词义演变比较corium,carnal. leafleaf: [OE] Leaf goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *laubaz, which also produced words for ‘foliage’ in other modern Germanic languages (German laub, Dutch loof, Swedish löf, and Danish løv). It is not known for certain where the Germanic word came from, although a connection has been suggested with Russian lupit’ ‘bark’. It may also lie behind the modern English words lobby and lodge.=> lobby, lodgeleaf (n.)Old English leaf "leaf of a plant; page of a book," from Proto-Germanic *laubaz (cognates: Old Saxon lof, Old Norse lauf, Old Frisian laf, Dutch loof, Old High German loub, German Laub "foliage, leaves," Gothic lauf), perhaps from PIE *leup- "to peel off, break off" (cognates: Lithuanian luobas, Old Church Slavonic lubu "bark, rind"). Extended 15c. to very thin sheets of metal (especially gold). Meaning "hinged flap on the side of a table" is from 1550s.leaf (v.)"to turn over (the pages of a book)," 1660s, from leaf (n.). The notion of a book page also is in the phrase to turn over a (new) leaf (1570s). Related: Leafed; leaved; leafing." |