| 正面 | 926.popular 英 ['pɒpjʊlə]美 ['pɑpjəlɚ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. man- / manu- => main- + -tain.2. => hold in the hand, keep in the hand.3. => practice habitually, practice continually; keep (a wife), sustain; keep oneself, support, defend in speech.adj. 流行的，通俗的；受欢迎的；大众的；普及的 例句： 1. The military government has been unable to win popular support.军政府一直未能赢得广泛的支持。 popular 流行的popul-,人，民众，-ar,形容词后缀。比喻用法。 popularpopular: [15] Popular is one of a range of English words that go back to Latin populus ‘people’. Besides people (which came via Old French) and popular itself, these include populace [16], population [16], and public. It is not clear where populus itself came from, although some have linked it with the Indo- European base *plē- ‘fill’, source of English full and Greek pléthos ‘multitude, common people’ (a relative of English plethora).=> people, population, publicpopular (adj.)early 15c., "public," from Middle French populier (Modern French populaire) and directly from Latin popularis "belonging to the people, general, common; devoted to or accepted by the people; democratic," from populus "people" (see people (n.)). Meaning "suited to ordinary people" is from 1570s in English; hence, of prices, "low, affordable to average persons" (1859). Meaning "well-liked, admired by the people" is attested from c. 1600. Of art, entertainment, etc., "favored by people generally" from 1819 (popular song). Related: Popularly. Popular Front "coalition of Communists, Socialists, and radicals" is from 1936, first in a French context." |