| 正面 | 10756.pew 英 [pjuː]美 [pju]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. altern- + -ative + -ly.2. => offering one or the other of two.3. Alternate means "by turns;" alternative means "offering a choice." Both imply two kinds or things.n. 座位；会众；教堂内的靠背长凳vt. 排座位n. (Pew)人名；(英)皮尤 例句： 1. Claire sat in the front pew.克莱尔坐在前排长木椅上。 pew 教堂长椅来自古法语puie,阳台，讲台，来自拉丁语podia,阳台，戏院楼厅，词源同foot,podium.后用于指教堂祈祷台，祈祷者座处，即教堂长椅。 pewpew: [14] Historically, pew and podium are the same word. Both go back ultimately to Greek pódion ‘small foot, base’, a diminutive form of poús ‘foot’ (a distant relative of English foot). This passed into Latin as podium ‘raised place, balcony’, acquired directly by English as podium [18]. Its plural podia passed into English via Old French puie ‘raised seat, balcony’ as pew.This was originally used for a sort of raised enclosure in a church, court, etc. rather like a pulpit or dock; then for an enclosure in a church set aside for particular people to sit in (now known as a box pew); and finally (in the 17th century) for a church bench.=> foot, pedal, podiumpew (n.)late 14c., "raised, enclosed seat for certain worshippers" (ladies, important men, etc.), from Old French puie, puy "balcony, elevation," from Latin podia, plural of podium "elevated place," also "balcony in a Roman theater" (see podium). Meaning "fixed bench with a back, for a number of worshippers" is attested from 1630s." |