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quaint a.离奇有趣的 quaint (adj.) c.1200, cointe, "cunning, ingenious; proud," from Old French cointe "knowledgeable, well-informed; clever; arrogant, proud; elegant, gracious," from Latin cognitus "known, approved," past participle of cognoscere "get or come to know well" (see cognizance). Modern spelling is from early 14c.Later in English, "elaborate, skillfully made" (c.1300); "strange and clever" (mid-14c.). Sense of "old-fashioned but charming" is first attested 1795, and could describe the word itself, which had become rare after c.1700 (though it soon recovered popularity in this secondary sense).  Related: Quaintly; quaintness. 【记】与acquaint意思相反；queen+ed 王后的，王后是优雅精巧的，也是老式不熟悉不寻常的；音:怪，古怪的【相关】acquaint 使熟知

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[kweint] 【英】 adj. 离奇有趣的(unusual and attractive)【例】 quaint old customs adj. 离奇有趣的(不熟悉或不寻常的)【记】quai = kuai快, nt = NT: 快用NT系统吧, 因为NT是离奇有趣的

单词	quaint
音标	[kweint]
解释	a.离奇有趣的
红宝书	【英】 adj. 离奇有趣的(unusual and attractive) 【例】 quaint old customs
字源	quaint (adj.) c.1200, cointe, "cunning, ingenious; proud," from Old French cointe "knowledgeable, well-informed; clever; arrogant, proud; elegant, gracious," from Latin cognitus "known, approved," past participle of cognoscere "get or come to know well" (see cognizance). Modern spelling is from early 14c. Later in English, "elaborate, skillfully made" (c.1300); "strange and clever" (mid-14c.). Sense of "old-fashioned but charming" is first attested 1795, and could describe the word itself, which had become rare after c.1700 (though it soon recovered popularity in this secondary sense). Related: Quaintly; quaintness.
不择手段背单词	adj. 离奇有趣的(不熟悉或不寻常的) 【记】quai = kuai快, nt = NT: 快用NT系统吧, 因为NT是离奇有趣的
趣味全助记	【记】与acquaint意思相反；queen+ed 王后的，王后是优雅精巧的，也是老式不熟悉不寻常的；音:怪，古怪的【相关】acquaint 使熟知

Quaint Adj Kweint A.离奇有趣的 英 离奇有趣的(Unusual Attractive 例

Quaint Adj Kweint A.离奇有趣的英离奇有趣的(Unusual Attractive 例