| 正面 | 12675.mop 英 [mɒp]美 [mɑp]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： mop [mɔp] 拖把——抹布2. mop (音：毛扑，用毛扑地，音：抹泼，又抹地又泼水地拖地)拖把vt. 擦干；用拖把拖洗vi. 用拖把擦洗地板；扮鬼脸n. 拖把；蓬松的头发；鬼脸 例句： 1. He was long-limbed and dark-eyed, with a mop of tight, dark curls.他四肢修长、眼睛乌黑发亮，留着一头蓬乱浓密的黑色卷发。 mop 拖把来自拉丁语nappa,抹布，布料，词源同map,napkin,apron.引申词义拖把。 mopmop: [15] Mop first appeared in the guise mappe, a late 15th-century sailors’ term for an improvised brush used for caulking ships’ seams with tar. The modern form mop, presumably the same word, did not emerge until the mid-17thcentury. It may be a truncation of an earlier mapple ‘mop’ [15], which came from late Latin mappula ‘towel, cloth’, a diminutive form of Latin mappa ‘cloth’ (source of English map).=> mapmop (n.)late 15c., mappe "bundle of yarn, etc., fastened to the end of a stick for cleaning or spreading pitch on a ship's decks," from Walloon (French) mappe "napkin," from Latin mappa "napkin" (see map (n.)). Modern spelling by 1660s. Of hair, from 1847. Grose ["Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue," Grose, 1788] has mopsqueezer "A maid servant, particularly a housemaid."mop (v.)1709, from mop (n.). Related: Mopped; mopping." |