| 单词 | 野兽 |
| 释义 | 〔feral〕From Latin fera [wild animal] 源自 拉丁语 fera [野兽] 〔wilderness〕probably from wilddēor [wild beast] 可能源自 wilddēor [野兽] 〔bounty〕A reward, inducement, or payment, especially one given by a government for acts deemed beneficial to the state, such as killing predatory animals, growing certain crops, starting certain industries, or enlisting for military service.See Synonyms at bonus 奖励：报酬、奖励或酬劳，尤指政府因对某种被视为有益于国家的行为而给予的奖励，如捕杀野兽、种植某些农作物、开办某些实业或参军等 参见 bonus〔wilderness〕Deer comes from the Old English word dēor, meaning "beast.” Clearly the word has narrowed in meaning and lost its general sense.But another word in English,wilderness, may point to this general sense of Old English dēor. The etymology ofwilderness is variously given, but one etymology traces the-der- of wilderness back to dēor and wild- back to Old English wilde, "wild.” Der- may thus carry on dēor in its general sense, reminding us that wild beasts might be the only inhabitants of a wilderness.Wilderness, though it may have existed in Old English, is first found in 13th-century Middle English.Deer 来自于古英语中意为“野兽”的一词 deor 。 很明显这个词的词义缩小了，失去了它较笼统的意义。但英语中的另一个词wilderness, 大概会指出古英语中 deor 的笼统意义。 wilderness 的词源很多， 但一种说法顺着wilderness 中的 -der- 找到 deor ，顺着 wild- 中找到古英语中的 wilde “野蛮的”。 Der- 大概因此具有笼统意义上的 deor 的意义， 提醒我们野兽大概是荒野处的唯一居民。Wilderness 尽管在古英语中已存在， 但是在13世纪中世纪英语中首次出现的〔bestiary〕from Latin bēstia [beast] 源自 拉丁语 bēstia [野兽] 〔treacle〕from thērion [diminutive of] thēr [beast] * see ghwer- 源自 thērion thēr的小后缀 [野兽] * 参见 ghwer- 〔hartebeest〕beest [beast] from Old French beste * see beast beest [野兽] 源自 古法语 beste * 参见 beast〔strike〕To dart or shoot suddenly forward in an attempt to inflict a bite or wound. Used of snakes and wild animals.咬：突然冲上前试图咬或使受伤，用于蛇和野兽〔rogue〕A vicious and solitary animal, especially an elephant that has separated itself from its herd.凶猛的离群野兽：尤指从象群中分离的凶猛的离群象〔bestialize〕To reduce to a bestial condition; deprave.使沦为野兽的状况；使堕落，使腐化〔contemporary〕The animal uttered a series of low cries that seemed synchronous with its heartbeat.这只野兽发出一连串似乎与它的心跳频率一致的低吼声。〔theriomorphic〕Thought of as having the form of a beast. Used of a deity.兽形的：被认为有野兽形状的，用于神〔brutish〕Of or characteristic of a brute.野兽的，畜生似的〔bestialize〕To represent or portray as an animal or beast.使野兽化，使野蛮：刻画成或描绘成动物或野兽〔deer〕Middle English der [beast] 中古英语 der [野兽] 〔Cocteau〕French author and filmmaker who worked in nearly every artistic medium but is best known for the novelLes Enfants Terrible (1929), the play The Infernal Machine (1934), and the film Beauty and the Beast (1945). 哥克顿，简：(1889-1963) 法国作家和电影制作者，几乎工作在每一艺术传媒界，最有名的是小说《调皮捣蛋的孩子们》 （1929年），戏剧 《爆炸装置》 （1934年）和电影 《美女与野兽》 （1945年） 〔trapper〕One who traps animals for their fur.捕猎手：为获得野兽皮毛而摆设陷阱捕兽的人〔brute〕Characteristic of a brute, especially:象野兽一样的，尤指：〔titanothere〕Greek thērion [diminutive of] thēr [wild beast] * see theropod 希腊语 thērion thēr的小后缀 [野兽] * 参见 theropod〔theriomorphic〕Greek thērion [diminutive of] thēr [wild beast] * see theropod 希腊语 thērion thēr的小后缀 [野兽] * 参见 theropod〔wildebeest〕Dutch beest [beast] from Middle Dutch beeste from Old French beste * see beast 荷兰语 beest [野兽] 源自 中古荷兰语 beeste 源自 古法语 beste * 参见 beast〔Sendak〕American illustrator and writer of children's books, including Where the Wild Things Are (1963). 桑达克，莫理斯：美国插图画家与儿童书籍作家，作品包括《野兽国》 （1963年） 〔gladiator〕A person, usually a professional combatant, a captive, or a slave, trained to entertain the public by engaging in mortal combat with another person or a wild animal in the ancient Roman arena.格斗者，角斗士：一个人，通常指一职业格斗者、俘虏或在古罗马圆形大剧场里的奴隶被培训与另一个人或一野兽进行殊死搏斗以供公共消遣〔bestial〕from Latin bēstia [beast] 源自 拉丁语 bēstia [野兽] 〔megathere〕Greek thēr [beast] * see theropod 希腊语 thēr [野兽] * 参见 theropod〔brute〕Of or relating to beasts; animal:野兽的，野蛮的：兽性的或与其相关的；野兽的：〔baluchithere〕-there [an extinct mammal] from New Latin -therium from Greek thērion [wild beast] * see treacle -there [已绝种哺乳动物] 源自 新拉丁语 -therium 源自 希腊语 thērion [野兽] * 参见 treacle〔Calydon〕An ancient city of west-central Greece north of the Gulf of Patras. According to legend, the Calydonian boar, a gigantic beast sent by Artemis to devastate the city, was slain by Meleager, the son of the king of Calydon.卡里顿：希腊中西部的一座古代城市，位于帕特雷海湾北部。按照传说，卡里顿野猪，一头由阿耳忒弥斯所送的旨在摧毁这座城市的巨大野兽，被卡里顿国王之子梅利吉尔杀死〔roar〕The loud, deep cry of a wild animal.吼声：野兽发出的响亮而深厚的咆哮声〔fauvism〕from fauve [wild animal] 源自 fauve [野兽] 〔ferine〕from fera [wild animal] * see feral 源自 fera [野兽] * 参见 feral〔surround〕A method of hunting wild animals by surrounding them and driving them to a place from which they cannot escape.围猎：一种猎取野兽的方法，即围住它们并把它们赶到一个无法逃离的地方〔fantastic〕fantastic imaginary beasts such as the unicorn.想象离奇的野兽，如独角兽。〔solitude〕"The beast and the monk, robbed of the isolation that is life to either, will die" (E.M. Forster). “丧失了于二者而言都意味着生命的与世隔离，野兽与僧人将会死去” （E·M·福斯特）。 |
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