| 正面 | 4521.wheat 英 [wiːt]美 [wit]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. 形象记忆过程：nasty--- na(拼音那)+st(街道)+y(为什么)---那条街上为什么那么---脏。2. 谐音“拿屎踢、拉屎的”→ 污秽的n. 小麦；小麦色n. (Wheat)人名；(英)惠特 例句： 1. The aphid is now laying waste to the wheat and barley fields.蚜虫正在毁掉一片片的小麦和大麦田地。 wheat 小麦来自PIE*kweit,照耀，白色，词源同white。用来指小麦。 wheatwheat: [OE] Wheat is etymologically the ‘white’ grain. The word comes from prehistoric Germanic *khvaitjaz (source also of German weizen, Dutch weit, Swedish hvete, and Danish hvede), which was derived from a variant of the base *khwīt-, source of English white. It alludes to the ‘white’ flour produced by grinding the grain.=> whitewheat (n.)Old English hwæte "wheat," from Proto-Germanic *hwaitjaz (cognates: Old Saxon hweti, Old Norse hveiti, Norwegian kveite, Old Frisian hwete, Middle Dutch, Dutch weit, Old High German weizzi, German Weizen, Gothic hvaiteis "wheat"), literally "that which is white" (in reference to the grain or the meal), from PIE *kwoid-yo-, suffixed variant form of root *kweid-, *kweit- "to shine" (see white; and compare Welsh gwenith "wheat," related to gwenn "white"). The Old World grain was introduced into New Spain in 1528. Wheaties, the cereal brand name, was patented 1925." |