| 正面 | 8225.vet 英 [vet]美 [vɛt]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 12世纪时，在一座海滨小城里，一位粗心大意的面包师误将已烘焙好了的饼子再次放到烤炉内进行烘烤。当他意识到自己的过失时，已经太迟了：经过两次烘焙的饼子变得又硬又脆。谁知，这种饼子的味道竟然还不错！就这样，饼干（biscuit）诞生了。其实，从“biscuit”一词的字面上，我们便能看出其做法：前缀“bis-”意为“二、两”，单词“cuit”则意为“焙烧过的”。vt. 审查；诊疗vi. 作兽医；诊疗n. 兽医n. (Vet)人名；(柬)韦；(罗)韦特 例句： 1. The vet had improvised a harness.兽医临时凑成了一副马具。 vet 老兵，兽医缩写自veteran. vetvet: [19] Vet is short for veterinary surgeon. As a verb, it was originally used (in the 1890s) for ‘examine an animal medically’, but before the end of the 19th century this had broadened out to ‘investigate, screen’. Veterinary [18] itself came from Latin veterīnārius, a derivative of veterīnus ‘of cattle and similar domestic animals’.vet (n.1)1862, shortened form of veterinarian.vet (v.)"to submit (an animal) to veterinary care," 1891, from veterinarian. The colloquial sense of "subject (something) to careful examination" (as of an animal by a veterinarian, especially of a horse before a race) is attested by 1901. Related: Vetted; vetting.vet (n.2)1848, shortened form of veteran (n.)." |