| 正面 | 5318.rookie 英 ['rʊkɪ]美 ['rʊki]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 不能够持续就爆炸, 爆炸就是那种瞬间炸开的东西，而不是那种持续性的、慢慢的发生的那种情形。2. 不持续就爆炸. 无法持续只能爆炸.3. blast => clast: c‐开，炸开了岩石成碎屑.4. 由b到c, 这是字母顺序关联性，因此clast可以看成是blast爆炸后的结果.n. 新手新人 例句： 1. I don't want to have another rookie to train.我不想再训练新兵了。 rookie 新手，新成员来自 recruit 俚语，-ie,表亲昵或小不点。 rookie (n.)"raw recruit," 1892 in that spelling, popularized by Kipling's "Barrack-Room Ballads," of uncertain origin, perhaps from recruit, influenced by rook (n.1) in its secondary sense, suggesting "easy to cheat." Barrère ["A Dictionary of Slang, Jargon & Cant," 1890] has "Rookey (army), a recruit; from the black coat some of them wear," so perhaps directly from rook (n.1). Came into general use in American English during the Spanish-American War. The rapid growth of a word from a single seed transplanted in a congenial soil is one of the curiosities of literature. Take a single instance. A few weeks ago there was not one American soldier in a thousand who knew there was such a word as "rookey." To-day there are few soldiers and ex-soldiers who have not substituted it for "raw recruit." ["The Midland Monthly," December 1898]" |