| 正面 | 2672.portrait 英 ['pɔːtrɪt]美 ['pɔrtrət]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1、a back formation from portraiture.2、portraiture => portrait.n. 肖像；描写；半身雕塑像n. (Portrait)人名；(法)波特雷 例句： 1. Today his picture goes on show at the National Portrait Gallery.今天他的画作在国家肖像美术馆展出。 portrait 肖像，描绘来自中古法语portrait,肖像，描绘，来自古法语portraire,描绘，描画，-t,过去分词格，词源同portray. portraitportrait: [16] Portrait was borrowed from French portrait, which originated as the past participle of the verb portraire ‘depict’ (source of English portray [14]). This was descended from Latin prōtrahere, a compound verb formed from the prefix prō- ‘forth’ and trahere ‘draw’ (source of English tractor). This originally meant ‘draw out, reveal’, and also ‘lengthen’ (it has given English protract [16]), but in medieval Latin it came to be used for ‘depict’.=> portray, protract, tractorportrait (n.)1560s, "a figure, drawn or painted," a back formation from portraiture or directly from Middle French portrait, from Old French portret (13c.), noun use of past participle of portraire "to paint, depict" (see portray). Especially of the head and face of a person." |