| 正面 | 5613.rocky 英 ['rɒkɪ]美 ['rɑki]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1、con- "together" + cret- + -e.2、字面含义：grow together. => solid, actual, building material made from cement.3、由抽象、松散、虚无缥缈的状态将其凝聚、固化成一个有形的整体、实体。adj. 岩石的，多岩石的；坚如岩石的；摇晃的；头晕目眩的 例句： 1. The paths are often very rocky so strong boots are advisable.路上通常石头很多，所以最好穿结实耐磨的靴子。 rocky (adj.)"full of rocks," c. 1400, from rock (n.1) + -y (2); "unsteady," 1737, from rock (v.1). Meaning "difficult, hard" is recorded from 1873, and may represent a bit of both. The Rocky Mountains so called by 1802, translating French Montagnes Rocheuses, first applied to the Canadian Rockies. "The name is not directly self-descriptive but is an approximate translation of the name of the former Native American people here known as the Assiniboin .... The mountains are in fact not noticeably rocky" [Room]. Bright notes that "These Indians were called /assiniipwaan/, lit. 'stone Sioux', by their Cree (Algonkian) neighbors"." |