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imp n.小鬼；顽童 imp (n.) Old English impe, impa "young shoot, graft," from impian "to graft," probably an early West Germanic borrowing from Vulgar Latin *imptus, from Late Latin impotus "implanted," from Greek emphytos, verbal adjective formed from emphyein "implant," from em- "in" + phyein "to plant" (see physic).Sense of "child, offspring" (late 14c.) came from transfer of word from plants to people, with notion of "newness" preserved. Modern meaning "little devil" (1580s) is from common use in pejorative phrases like imp of Satan.Suche appereth as aungelles, but in very dede they be ymps of serpentes. ["The Pilgrimage of Perfection," 1526] 【记】I am pi, 音：俺皮，俺调皮，俺顽皮，俺是小p孩

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[imp] 【英】 n. 小鬼(a young demon)；顽童(a mischievous child)【考】 insensitive : boor / mischievous:imp(粗人的特点是迟钝/ 顽童的特点是淘气) n. 小鬼; 顽童(淘气的孩子)【记】im进入, p－顽童(有点儿粗俗, 自己想! )imp = I’m p－顽童(有点儿粗俗, 自己想! )【类】insensitive: boor = mischievous: imp 粗人是迟钝的 = 顽童是淘气的

单词	imp
音标	[imp]
解释	n.小鬼；顽童
红宝书	【英】 n. 小鬼(a young demon)；顽童(a mischievous child) 【考】 insensitive : boor / mischievous:imp(粗人的特点是迟钝/ 顽童的特点是淘气)
字源	imp (n.) Old English impe, impa "young shoot, graft," from impian "to graft," probably an early West Germanic borrowing from Vulgar Latin *imptus, from Late Latin impotus "implanted," from Greek emphytos, verbal adjective formed from emphyein "implant," from em- "in" + phyein "to plant" (see physic). Sense of "child, offspring" (late 14c.) came from transfer of word from plants to people, with notion of "newness" preserved. Modern meaning "little devil" (1580s) is from common use in pejorative phrases like imp of Satan.Suche appereth as aungelles, but in very dede they be ymps of serpentes. ["The Pilgrimage of Perfection," 1526]
不择手段背单词	n. 小鬼; 顽童(淘气的孩子) 【记】im进入, p－顽童(有点儿粗俗, 自己想! )imp = I’m p－顽童(有点儿粗俗, 自己想! ) 【类】insensitive: boor = mischievous: imp 粗人是迟钝的 = 顽童是淘气的
趣味全助记	【记】I am pi, 音：俺皮，俺调皮，俺顽皮，俺是小p孩

Imp N Boor Graft Latin P－顽童(有点儿粗俗 自己想 N.小鬼；顽童

Imp N Boor Graft Latin P－顽童(有点儿粗俗自己想 N.小鬼；顽童