| 正面 | 6695.sermon 英 ['sɜːmən]美 ['sɝmən]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 锁(lock)在一起是一群(flock)2. perhaps is the metathesis form of folk.3. Birds of a feather flock together(物以类聚，人以群分).4. flocc- => flock.5. lock 一束长发 => flock.6. block, bloc => flock, floc.7. fly + lock => flock.8. 谐音“飞落靠”-----飞落在地上靠在一起。n. 布道；训诫；启示；冗长的讲话vt. 对…布道；对…说教vi. 布道n. (Sermon)人名；(英)瑟蒙；(意)塞尔蒙 例句： 1. At High Mass the priest preached a sermon on the devil.牧师在大弥撒上布道驱邪。 sermon 说道，布教来自拉丁语 sermonem,说话，谈话，讨论，演说，字面意思即把字词组合在一起，来自 PIE*ser, 连接，排列，词源同 serial,series,sort.-mon,名词后缀。现词义缩写自 sermo religiosus,说道， 布教，字面意思即 religious sermon,宗教演说，宗教讲演。 sermonsermon: [12] Latin sermō meant simply ‘talk, conversation, discourse’, but by the time it reached English via Anglo-Norman sermun it had narrowed down to an ‘address given from a pulpit on a religious topic’. It is not clear what its ultimate ancestry is, but probably the favourite candidate as its source is the Indo-European base *swer-, *swar-, which gave English answer and swear.sermon (n.)c. 1200, sarmun, "a discourse upon a text of scripture; what is preached," from Anglo-French sermun, Old French sermon "speech, words, discourse; church sermon, homily" (10c.), from Latin sermonem (nominative sermo) "continued speech, conversation; common talk, rumor; learned talk, discourse; manner of speaking, literary style," originally "a stringing together of words," from PIE *ser-mo-, suffixed form of root *ser- (3) "to line up, join" (see series). Main modern sense in English and French is elliptical for Latin sermo religiosus. In transferred (non-religious) use from 1590s. The Sermon on the Mount is in 5,6,7 Matt. and 6 Luke. Related: Sermonic; sermonical; sermonish." |