| 正面 | 6258.roam 英 [rəʊm]美 [rom]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. roam <===> ramble.vi. 漫游，漫步；流浪vt. 在…漫步，漫游；在…流浪n. 漫步，漫游；流浪 例句： 1. Dogs were allowed to roam free and 48 sheep were killed.没有对狗加以约束而让它们四处乱跑，结果有48只羊被咬死。 roam 徜徉，漫游来自中古英语 ramen,漫游，来自 Proto-Germanic*raimona,漫游，来自 PIE*rei,移动，流动， 词源同 ramble. roam (v.)c. 1300, romen, possibly from Old English *ramian "act of wandering about," which is probably related to aræman "arise, lift up." There are no certain cognate forms in other Germanic languages, but Barnhart points to Old Norse reimuðr "act of wandering about," reimast "to haunt." "Except in late puns, there is no evidence of connexion with the Romance words denoting pilgrims or pilgrimages to Rome ...." [OED], such as Spanish romero "a pilot-fish; a pilgrim;" Old French romier "travelling as a pilgrim; a pilgrim," from Medieval Latin romerius "a pilgrim" (originally to Rome). Related: Roamed; roamer; roaming." |