| 正面 | 4233.prior 英 ['praɪə]美 ['praɪɚ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. she (她) + er (拼音“儿”) => 她的儿子为了避开、躲避体罚，爬到了陡峭的悬崖上，完全忘记了危险。2. 她的儿子在转弯处跌倒了，把身上极轻薄的、纯净的丝巾给弄脏了。3. 她（she）的儿（er）子胆真大，爬上陡峭的悬崖。分析：she——她；er——“儿”的拼音。记忆：她儿子长得十足像她。adj. 优先的；在先的，在前的adv. 在前，居先n. (Prior)人名；(法、西、葡、捷)普里奥尔；(英)普赖尔；(意)普廖尔 例句： 1. Prior to his Japan trip, he went to New York.在去日本之前，他去了纽约。 prior 先前的，优先的，小隐修院院长来自拉丁语prior,先前的，领先的，来自古拉丁语pri,在前，先于，来自PIE*per,向前，词源同ford,first.-or,比较级后缀。后用于小隐修院院长尊称。 priorprior: Prior the ecclesiastical rank [11] and prior ‘previous’ [18] are ultimately the same word. Both go back to Latin prior ‘former, superior’, a comparative formation based on the Old Latin preposition pri ‘before’. This came in postclassical times to be used as a noun meaning ‘superior officer, administrator’, and it was taken over as such into the terminology of the monastic foundations.prior (adj.)"earlier," 1714, from Latin prior "former, previous, first;" figuratively "superior, better;" as a noun "forefather; superior rank;" comparative of Old Latin pri "before," from PIE *prai-, *prei-, from root *per- (1) "forward, through" (see per).prior (n.)"superior officer of a religious house or order," late Old English, from Medieval Latin prior "superior officer," noun use of Latin adjective meaning "former, superior" (see prior (adj.)). As short for prior arrest, by 1990, American English." |