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Space Latin Attested English Early Make Writing French

正面 522.space
英 [speɪs]美 [spes]

背面
释义:
n. 空间;太空;距离vi. 留间隔vt. 隔开
例句:
1. These files have been zipped up to take up less disk space.这些文档已经进行了压缩,以节省磁盘空间。

1、re- "again" + cord-.2、该词可以说与remember是殊途同归。3、该词的最初含义为:repeat, reiterate, recite, tell, relate, report, make known; remember, call to mind, think over, be mindful of. 其后,其含义演变为:set down in writing, put sound or pictures on disks, tape, etc.4、记录、记载从某种意义上讲也就是对其说的内容进行重复、复述,将其记住。记录下来的东西其实就是无声的话语,有形的记忆,看得到的记忆。
space 空地,空间,空格,空旷,宽敞,太空来自拉丁语 spatium,空间,区域,一段时间,可能来自 PIE*spe,展开,拉长,词源同 span,spoon. 后引申诸相关词义。拼写比较 vice,vitiate.
spacespace: [13] Space comes via Old French espace from Latin spatium ‘distance, space, period’, a word of unknown origin. Its modern English application to the ‘expanse in which the Universe is contained’ did not emerge until the 19th century. The Latin derived adjective spatiōsus has given English spacious [14], but spatial [19] was coined in English directly from Latin spatium.space (n.)c. 1300, "extent or area; room" (to do something), a shortening of Old French espace "period of time, distance, interval" (12c.), from Latin spatium "room, area, distance, stretch of time," of unknown origin (also source of Spanish espacio, Italian spazio). From early 14c. as "a place," also "amount or extent of time." From mid-14c. as "distance, interval of space;" from late 14c. as "ground, land, territory; extension in three dimensions; distance between two or more points." From early 15c. as "size, bulk," also "an assigned position." Typographical sense is attested from 1670s (typewriter space-bar is from 1876, earlier space-key, 1860). Astronomical sense of "stellar depths, immense emptiness between the worlds" is by 1723, perhaps as early as "Paradise Lost" (1667), common from 1890s. Space age is attested from 1946. Many compounds first appeared in science fiction and speculative writing, such as spaceship (1894, "A Journey in Other Worlds," John Jacob Astor); spacecraft (1928, "Popular Science"); space travel (1931); space station (1936, "Rockets Through Space"); spaceman (1942, "Thrilling Wonder Stories"). Space race attested from 1959. Space shuttle attested by 1970. Space isn't remote at all. It's only an hour's drive away if your car could go straight upwards. [Sir Fred Hoyle, "London Observer," 1979] space (v.)1540s, "to make of a certain extent;" 1680s in typography; 1703 as "to arrange at set intervals," from space (n.). Meaning "to be in a state of drug-induced euphoria" is recorded from 1968. Space cadet "eccentric person disconnected with reality" (often implying an intimacy with hallucinogenic drugs) is a 1960s phrase, probably traceable to 1950s U.S. sci-fi television program "Tom Corbett, Space Cadet," which was watched by many children who dreamed of growing up to be one and succeeded. Related: Spaced; spacing.space (adj.)c. 1600, from space (n.). Meaning "having to do with outer space" is from 1894."

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