| 正面 | 3652.wrist 英 [rɪst]美 [rɪst]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. see wrench.n. 手腕；腕关节vt. 用腕力移动 例句： 1. Masters shot a hand across the table and gripped his wrist.马斯特斯迅速把手伸到桌对面，紧紧抓住他的手腕。 wrist 手腕来自PIE*wer,弯，转，拧，词源同wring,wrest,用于指手腕。比较carpal. wristwrist: [OE] The wrist is etymologically the ‘twisting’ joint. The word goes back to prehistoric Germanic *wristiz, which also produced German rist ‘instep, wrist’ and Swedish vrist ‘instep, ankle’. This was derived from the base *writh-, whose wr- sound seems originally to have been symbolic of the action of twisting. Variants of the base lie behind English wreath [OE], wrest [OE], and writhe [OE]; and gaiter may be related.=> wreath, wrest, writhewrist (n.)Old English wrist, from Proto-Germanic *wristiz (cognates: Old Norse rist "instep," Old Frisian wrist, Middle Dutch wrist, German Rist "back of the hand, instep"), from Proto-Germanic *wreik- "to turn" (see wry). The notion is "the turning joint." Wrist-watch is from 1889. Wrist-band is from 1570s as a part of a sleeve, 1969 as a perspiration absorber." |