| 正面 | 1910.stir 英 [stɜː]美 [stɝ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. => 泼(注意发音: 发音很像泼(po)).n. 搅拌；轰动vt. 搅拌；激起；惹起vi. 搅动；传播；走动 例句： 1. Stir the pork about until it turns white all the way through.不停搅动猪肉，直到它全部变白为止。 stir 搅动，搅拌，打动，激发来自古英语 styrian,搅动，搅拌，来自 Proto-Germanic*sturjan,搅动，来自 PIE*stwer,旋转，转 动，词源同 storm,turn.引申诸相关词义。 stirstir: [OE] The etymological connotations of stir are of ‘agitation’ and ‘disturbance’; the notion of ‘mixing a liquid with circular movements of a spoon or other implement’ is a secondary development. The verb goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *sturjan, whose only other living descendant is Norwegian styrja ‘make a disturbance’. It was formed from a base *stur-, which was probably also responsible for English storm.=> stormstir (v.)Old English styrian "to stir, move; rouse, agitate, incite, urge" (transitive and intransitive), from Proto-Germanic *sturjan (cognates: Middle Dutch stoeren, Dutch storen "to disturb," Old High German storan "to scatter, destroy," German stören "to disturb"), from PIE *(s)twer- (1) "to turn, whirl" (see storm (n.)). Related: Stirred; stirring. Stir-fry (v.) is attested from 1959.stir (n.)"commotion, disturbance, tumult," late 14c. (in phrase on steir), probably from a Scandinavian source, such as Old Norse styrr "disturbance, tumult," from the same root as stir (v.)). The sense of "movement, bustle" (1560s) probably is from the English verb." |