| 正面 | 6451.vintage 英 ['vɪntɪdʒ]美 ['vɪntɪdʒ]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. anti- "before" + *okw- "appearance" + -e.2. anti- 词根的本义是 before 这里引申为 before times, former times, ancient times. 也就是以前的时光、古代。3. *okw- 本义是 see 这里引申为 appearance，即样子、外观、外貌、面貌。*okw- 的同源词：ocular, ogle, optic, myopia.4. 由此该词的含义表示古代的样子、古代的面貌。5. => aged, venerable.n. 葡萄收获期；葡萄酒酿造期adj. 古老的；最佳的；过时的vt. 采葡萄；用葡萄酿酒vi. 采葡萄 例句： 1. The museum will have a permanent exhibition of 60 vintage cars.这个博物馆将长期展出60辆老爷车。 vintage 上等的，佳酿的，经典的来自拉丁语vindemia,葡萄收割，葡萄生产，vin-,葡萄，de-,向下，取下，-em,拿，带，词源同example。引申词义特定年份收割的葡萄，上等葡萄酒，佳酿，后词义通用化，经典的，典型的等。 vintagevintage: [15] The vintage is etymologically the ‘taking away of wine’. The word’s ultimate source is Latin vindēmia ‘grape gathering’, a compound noun formed from vīnum ‘wine’ (source of English wine) and dēmere ‘take away, take off’ (which in turn was a compound verb based on emere ‘buy, take’). This passed into English via Old French vendange as vendage, which by association with vintner [15] (another derivative ultimately of Latin vīnum) soon changed to vintage.It continued at first to be restricted to the general sense ‘grape crop’. The specific application to the crop of a particular year did not begin to emerge until the 18th century, and this led at the end of the 19th century to the broad use of the word for ‘year when something was produced’. Connotations of ‘oldness’ were encouraged by its application to ‘vintage cars’, first recorded in 1928.=> vine, vintner, winevintage (n.)early 15c., "harvest of grapes, yield of wine from a vineyard," from Anglo-French vintage (mid-14c.), from Old French vendage, vendenge "vine-harvest, yield from a vineyard," from Latin vindemia "a gathering of grapes, yield of grapes," from comb. form of vinum "wine" (see wine (n.)) + stem of demere "take off" (from de- "from, away from" + emere "to take;" see exempt). Sense shifted to "age or year of a particular wine" (1746), then to a general adjectival sense of "being of an earlier time" (1883). Used of cars since 1928." |