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verdigris n.铜锈，铜绿 verdigris (n.) c.1300, vertegrez, from Old French verte grez (13c.), verte de Grece (late 12c.), literally "green of Greece," from obsolete French verd, from Latin viridis (see verdure). The reason for it being called that is not known. In other languages, "green of Spain" (German grünspan, Danish spanskgrönt, Dutch spaansch-groen), from Medieval Latin viride Hispanum. Current spelling in English is from 1789. In chemistry, confined to a basic copper acetate; popularly applied to the green encrustation on copper or brass exposed to the air. 【记】源自verd 绿 + greece 希腊；出土的古希腊文物上常有铜绿；verd + dig 挖地下出的绿

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['və:digris] 【英】 n.铜锈，铜绿(a green or greenish blue poisonous pigment resulting from the action of acetic acid on copper)【记】 verdi(绿色)+gris(=g rey)→灰绿色→铜绿 n. 铜绿(长期放置于空气或海水中的铜上形成的绿锈)【记】verd = verdant(adj 翠绿的), igris－铜绿ver真实, dig挖, ris升起: 把真的古董挖出来, 升起来看到铜绿.

单词	verdigris
音标	['və:digris]
解释	n.铜锈，铜绿
红宝书	【英】 n.铜锈，铜绿(a green or greenish blue poisonous pigment resulting from the action of acetic acid on copper) 【记】 verdi(绿色)+gris(=g rey)→灰绿色→铜绿
字源	verdigris (n.) c.1300, vertegrez, from Old French verte grez (13c.), verte de Grece (late 12c.), literally "green of Greece," from obsolete French verd, from Latin viridis (see verdure). The reason for it being called that is not known. In other languages, "green of Spain" (German grünspan, Danish spanskgrönt, Dutch spaansch-groen), from Medieval Latin viride Hispanum. Current spelling in English is from 1789. In chemistry, confined to a basic copper acetate; popularly applied to the green encrustation on copper or brass exposed to the air.
不择手段背单词	n. 铜绿(长期放置于空气或海水中的铜上形成的绿锈) 【记】verd = verdant(adj 翠绿的), igris－铜绿ver真实, dig挖, ris升起: 把真的古董挖出来, 升起来看到铜绿.
趣味全助记	【记】源自verd 绿 + greece 希腊；出土的古希腊文物上常有铜绿；verd + dig 挖地下出的绿

Verdigris Green French Verte Latin Copper Və:Digris N.铜锈，铜绿