| 正面 | 970.style 英 [staɪl]美 [staɪl]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 共同的带过来.n. 风格；时尚；类型；字体vt. 设计；称呼；使合潮流vi. 设计式样；用刻刀作装饰画n. (Style)人名；(英)斯泰尔 例句： 1. Mrs Allen's style of cooking owes much to her mother-in-law.艾伦太太的烹饪风格很大程度上承传于她的婆婆。 style 风格，举止，头发的造型，样式来自中古英语 stile,笔，书写工具，写作风格，举止，行为，来自古法语 estile,风格，举止， 桩，刺，插入，来自拉丁语 stilus,桩，笔，书写工具，写作风格，来自 PIE*steig,刺，插，词 源同 stick,sting.拼写比较 rule,regulate.引申词义头发的造型，设计，样式等。 stylestyle: [13] Style comes via Old French stile from Latin stilus, which denoted a ‘pointed writing instrument’. It came to be used metaphorically for ‘something written’, and hence for ‘manner of writing’. The spelling with y instead of i arose from the misapprehension that the word was of Greek origin. It also invaded stylus [18], which was acquired directly from Latin.=> stimulate, stylusstyle (n.)early 14c., stile, "writing instrument, pen, stylus; piece of written discourse, a narrative, treatise;" also "characteristic rhetorical mode of an author, manner or mode of expression," and "way of life, manner, behavior, conduct," from Old French stile, estile "style, fashion, manner; a stake, pale," from Latin stilus "stake, instrument for writing, manner of writing, mode of expression," perhaps from the same source as stick (v.)). Spelling modified incorrectly by influence of Greek stylos "pillar," which probably is not directly related. As distinguished from substance, 1570s. Meaning "mode of dress" is from 1814.style (v.)c. 1500, "address with a title;" 1560s, "to give a name to," from style (n.). Meaning "to arrange in (fashionable) style" (especially of hair) is attested from 1934. Slang sense of "act or play in a showy way" is by 1974, U.S. Black slang. Related: Styled; styling." |