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saccharine adj. (态度)娇媚的；(说话声)娇滴滴的 saccharine (adj.) 1670s, "of or like sugar," from Medieval Latin saccharum "sugar," from Latin saccharon "sugar," from Greek sakkharon, from Pali sakkhara, from Sanskrit sarkara "gravel, grit" (see sugar). Metaphoric sense of "overly sweet" first recorded 1841. For the sugar substitute, see saccharin. 无

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['sækərain] 无 无

单词	saccharine
音标	['sækərain]
解释	adj. (态度)娇媚的；(说话声)娇滴滴的
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字源	saccharine (adj.) 1670s, "of or like sugar," from Medieval Latin saccharum "sugar," from Latin saccharon "sugar," from Greek sakkharon, from Pali sakkhara, from Sanskrit sarkara "gravel, grit" (see sugar). Metaphoric sense of "overly sweet" first recorded 1841. For the sugar substitute, see saccharin.
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无 Saccharine Latin Sugar Sækərain Adj 态度)娇媚的；(说话声)娇滴滴的 1670s