| 单词 | 贴切 |
| 释义 | 〔fit〕a happy turn of phrase;短语贴切的转换；〔relevant〕The successful copywriter is a master of apposite and evocative verbal images. Somethingapropos is both to the point and opportune: 成功的广告文字撰稿人是贴切且能引起共鸣的大师。 Apropos 形容既是贴切又适宜的事务： 〔apposite〕Strikingly appropriate and relevant.See Synonyms at relevant 适当的，恰当的：极为贴切合适的 参见 relevant〔poignant〕Astute and pertinent; relevant:聪明的，中肯的；贴切的：〔phrase〕A brief, apt, and cogent expression.简洁的语句，警句：简洁贴切且令人信服的表达〔poignant〕poignant illustrations supplementing the text.为补充课文而加的贴切的插图〔germane〕Being both pertinent and fitting.See Synonyms at relevant 恰当而且贴切的 参见 relevant〔governor〕The American Revolution did away with much that was British,but it neglected to discard an important British political term.The wordgovernor certainly seems to denote a very American office, and England has no corresponding official with that title for its counties.Nonetheless,governor has had a long history in English with reference to political rulers. In Middle Englishgovernour, the ancestor of governor, meant both "a sovereign ruler" and "a subordinate or substitute ruler.”In the later sense it was a natural term to use for heads of the British colonies in North America as well as elsewhere.During our colonial periodroyal governors were often unpopular,yet the word was not dropped after the Revolutionary Warand in fact was chosen to designate the executive head of a state when the United States of America was created.美国独立战争扫除了英国的许多东西，但却忽略了摒弃一个重要的英国政治术语。governor 这个单词肯定被看作是一个美国官方职务， 因为英国没有这样的官方职务。然而governor 作政权统治者含义在英国有很长的历史。 在中世纪的英语里，governour 是 governor 的前身， 意思是“主权统治者”和“下一级统治者或代理统治者。”用后一个意思来指英国在北美的殖民地或其他地方的首脑是很贴切的。在美国殖民地时期，皇家总督不大为人所知，然而这个词在独立战争以后并没被废除，实际上它被用来指美国建国以后各州的州长了 |
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