| 正面 | 10930.tan 英 [tæn]美 [tæn]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： tan ---- 碳（拼音）:像碳一样的[黑] ---- 想一想黑炭头包青天。n. （日晒后皮肤的）黝黑色；棕褐色；鞣料；马戏团vt. 鞣（革）；晒成褐色vi. 晒成棕褐色adj. 黄褐色的；鞣皮的n. (Tan)人名；(俄、土、土库、吉尔)塔恩；(英)坦；(柬、老)丹 例句： 1. With almost evangelical fervour, Marks warns against deliberately seeking a tan.几乎是凭着一股疯狂的热情，马克斯警告人们不要刻意追求晒成一身古铜色。 tan 制革，鞣革，褐色的来自法语 tan,橡树树皮，来自拉丁语 tannum,橡树树皮，来自 PIE*dhonu,橡树，杉木。因过 去用橡树树皮制革而得名，后引申形容词词义褐色的。 tantan: [OE] Tan was borrowed into late Old English from the medieval Latin verb tannāre. This was derived from tannum ‘oak bark’ (oak bark is used in tanning leather), which itself was probably a loan-word from Gaulish tanno- ‘oak’. The French noun tan ‘tan’ came ultimately from the same Latin source. From it was derived tanin, acquired by English as tannin [19]; and its immediate Old French predecessor formed the basis of an adjective tané ‘tancoloured, dark’, whose Anglo-Norman version tauné gave English tawny [14].=> tannin, tawnytan (v.)late Old English tannian "to convert hide into leather" (by steeping it in tannin), from Medieval Latin tannare "tan, dye a tawny color" (c.900), from tannum "crushed oak bark," used in tanning leather, probably from a Celtic source (such as Breton tann "oak tree"). The meaning "make brown by exposure to the sun" (as tanning does to hides) first recorded 1520s; intransitive sense also from 1520s. Of persons, not considered an attractive feature until 20c.; in Shakespeare, "to deprive of the freshness and beauty of youth" (Sonnet CXV). As an adjective from 1620s. To tan (someone's) hide in the figurative sense is from 1660s. Related: Tanned; tanning. German Tanne "fir tree" (as in Tannenbaum) might be a transferred meaning from the same Celtic source.tan (n.)"bronze color imparted to skin by exposure to sun," 1749, see tan (v.). Earlier as "substance made of crushed bark used in making leather" (c. 1600). As a simple name for a brownish color, in any context, it is recorded from 1888. The adjective meaning "of the color of tanned leather" is recorded from 1660s. Tan-line attested from 1979." |