| 正面 | 2435.toy 英 [tɒɪ]美 [tɔɪ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. glimpse (表示快速地无意识的)一瞥.2. glance (表示快速地有意识的)一瞥.3. love at the first glimpse/sight 一见钟情.n. 玩具；小装饰品；不值钱的东西vi. 玩弄；调情；随随便便地对待adj. 作为玩具的；玩物似的n. (Toy)人名；(英、土)托伊；(法)图瓦 例句： 1. A toy store has marked down the Sonic Hedgehog computer game.一家玩具店降低了电脑游戏《刺猬索尼克》的售价。 toy 玩具来 自 中 古 英 语 toye, 玩 具 ， 玩 物 ， 可 能 来 自 荷 兰 语 toy, 工 具 ， 设 备 ， 装 饰 品 ， 来 自 Proto-Germanic*teuhana,拉出，引出，来自 PIE*deuk,拉，引导，词源同 tow,tie,duct. toytoy: [14] Nothing is known for certain about the origins of toy. It originally meant ‘amorous dalliance’ (‘So said he, and forbore not glance or toy, of amorous intent, well understood of Eve’, Milton, Paradise Lost 1667), traces of which survive in the verbal sense ‘amuse oneself idly’. ‘Plaything’ first appeared towards the end of the 16th century.toy (n.)c. 1300, "amorous playing, sport," later "piece of fun or entertainment" (c. 1500), "thing of little value, trifle" (1520s), and "thing for a child to play with" (1580s). Of uncertain origin, and there may be more than one word here. Compare Middle Dutch toy, Dutch tuig "tools, apparatus; stuff, trash," in speeltuig "play-toy, plaything;" German Zeug "stuff, matter, tools," Spielzeug "plaything, toy;" Danish tøi, Swedish tyg "stuff, gear." Applied as an adjective to things of diminutive size, especially dogs, from 1806. Toy-boy is from 1981.toy (v.)"deal carelessly (with), trifle," 1520s, from toy (n.) in its older sense. If he be merie and toy with any, His wife will frowne, and words geve manye. ["Song of the Bachelor's Life," 16c.] Related: Toyed; toying." |