| 正面 | 424.local 英 ['ləʊk(ə)l]美 ['lokl]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. dead => death (d -----> th).n. [计] 局部；当地居民；本地新闻adj. 当地的；局部的；地方性的；乡土的 例句： 1. There has been a busy start to polling in today's local elections.今天地方选举的投票一开始就人头攒动。 local 本地的，当地的，地方的来自locus,地方。 locallocal: [15] Latin locus meant ‘place’ (it became in due course French lieu, acquired by English in the 13th century, and was itself adopted into English as a mathematical term in the 18th century). From it was derived the verb locāre ‘place’, source of English locate [18] and location [16], and the post-classical adjective locālis, from which English gets local. The noun locale is a mock frenchification of an earlier local [18], an adoption of the French use of the adjective local as a noun.=> lieu, locomotive, locuslocal (adj.)"pertaining to position," late 14c. (originally medical, "confined to a particular part of the body"), from Old French local (13c.) and directly from Late Latin localis "pertaining to a place," from Latin locus "place" (see locus). The meaning "limited to a particular place" is from c. 1500. Local color is from 1721, originally a term in painting; meaning "anything picturesque" is from c. 1900.local (n.)early 15c., "a medicament applied to a particular part of the body," from local (adj.). Meaning "inhabitant of a particular locality" is from 1825. The meaning "a local train" is from 1879; "local branch of a trade union" is from 1888; "neighborhood pub" is from 1934." |