| 正面 | 7707.pedestrian 英 [pəˈdestriən]美 [pə'dɛstrɪən]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. “爱（i）”赞美，e‐像军背，“被（e）”补充.2. 满满的都是爱。adj. 徒步的；缺乏想像力的n. 行人；步行者 例句： 1. The lorry driver escaped unhurt, but a pedestrian was injured.卡车司机安然脱险，但有一位行人受了伤。 pedestrian 行人来自拉丁语pedester,步行，步行的，来自pedis,脚，来自PIE*ped,脚，词源同foot,biped. pedestrian (adj.)1716, "prosaic, dull" (of writing), from Latin pedester (genitive pedestris) "plain, not versified, prosaic," literally "on foot" (sense contrasted with equester "on horseback"), from pedes "one who goes on foot," from pes (genitive pedis) "foot," from PIE root *ped- (1) "a foot" (see foot (n.)). Meaning "going on foot" is first attested 1791 in English (it also was a sense of Latin pedester). The earlier adjective in English was pedestrial (1610s).pedestrian (n.)"walker," 1793, from pedestrian (adj.)." |