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serried a.密集的 serried (adj.) "pressed close together," 1667 (in "Paradise Lost"), probably a  past participle adjective from serry "to press close together" (1580s), a military term, from Middle French serre "close, compact" (12c.), past participle of serrer "press close, fasten," from Vulgar Latin *serrare "to bolt, lock up," from Latin serare, from sera "a bolt, bar, cross-bar," perhaps from PIE *ser- (3) "to line up" (see series). Modern use is due to the popularity of Scott, who used it with phalanx. 【记】series 系列，连续→一系列东西排列的

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['serid] 无 adj. (在一排中)密集的; 林立的【记】源于: series(n 连续; 系列)【反】widely separated(稀疏的)

单词	serried
音标	['serid]
解释	a.密集的
红宝书	无
字源	serried (adj.) "pressed close together," 1667 (in "Paradise Lost"), probably a past participle adjective from serry "to press close together" (1580s), a military term, from Middle French serre "close, compact" (12c.), past participle of serrer "press close, fasten," from Vulgar Latin serrare "to bolt, lock up," from Latin serare, from sera "a bolt, bar, cross-bar," perhaps from PIE ser- (3) "to line up" (see series). Modern use is due to the popularity of Scott, who used it with phalanx.
不择手段背单词	adj. (在一排中)密集的; 林立的【记】源于: series(n 连续; 系列) 【反】widely separated(稀疏的)
趣味全助记	【记】series 系列，连续→一系列东西排列的

Serried Close Past Participle Latin Bolt Serid A.密集的