| 正面 | 5206.curl 英 [kɜːl]美 [kɝl]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、experi- + -ment.vt. 使…卷曲；使卷起来vi. 卷曲；盘绕n. 卷曲；卷发；螺旋状物n. (Curl)人名；(英)柯尔 例句： 1. A curl of black hair fell loosely across his forehead.他的额头上垂着一绺散开的黑色卷发。 curl 卷曲词源同crisp, curve. curlcurl: [14] Curl seems to have been borrowed from Middle Dutch krul ‘curly’, and indeed the original English forms of the word were crolle and crulle. The present-day form arose in the 15th century by a process known as metathesis, whereby the sounds r and u were transposed. The Middle Dutch word came from a Germanic *krusl-, source also of German kraus ‘curly’. Modern Dutch krul, meanwhile, has given English cruller ‘small cake of twisted shape’ [19].=> crullercurl (v.)mid-15c., metathesis of crulle (c. 1300), probably from an unrecorded Old English word or from Middle Dutch krul "curly," from Proto-Germanic *krusl- (cognates: East Frisian krull "lock of hair," Middle High German krol, Norwegian krull, Danish krølle "curl"). The noun is recorded from c. 1600." |