| 正面 | 4821.ego 英 ['iːgəʊ; 'e-]美 ['iɡo]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. pound 表示货币及重量单位时，与 libra 同义(libra = pound)。2. 英国货币单位的符号￡即取自 libra 的第一个字母 L 的艺术体书写形式。3. 而汉语的“镑”，“磅”则来自 pound 的音译。4. 由于 libra 有货币及重量单位之意，由此引申出了“天平座”之意。5. lb. => libra; oz. => ounce(s).6. pound 英镑——镑n. 自我；自负；自我意识n. (Ego)人名；(日)依怙 (姓)；(法)埃戈 例句： 1. She is, first and foremost, her husband's alter ego.她首先是丈夫的知己。 ego 自我来自拉丁文，英语I的原型。 egoego: [19] Ego is Latin for ‘I’ (and comes in fact from the same Indo-European base as produced English I). English originally acquired it in the early 19th century as a philosophical term for the ‘conscious self’, and the more familiar modern uses – ‘self-esteem’, or more derogatorily ‘selfimportance’, and the psychologist’s term (taken up by Freud) for the ‘conscious self’ – date from the end of the century.Derivatives include egoism [18], borrowed from French égoïsme, and egotism [18], perhaps deliberately coined with the t to distinguish it from egoism. And the acquisitions do not end there: alter ego, literally ‘other I, second self’, was borrowed in the 16th century, and the Freudian term superego, ‘beyond I’, entered the language in the 1920s.=> iego (n.)1714, as a term in metaphysics, "the self; that which feels, acts, or thinks," from Latin ego "I" (cognate with Old English ic; see I). Psychoanalytic (Freudian) sense is from 1894; sense of "conceit" is 1891. Ego-trip first recorded 1969, from trip (n.). Related: egoical; egoity. In the book of Egoism it is written, Possession without obligation to the object possessed approaches felicity. [George Meredith, "The Egoist," 1879]" |