aquamarine

英 [,?kw?m?'ri?n] 美[,?kw?m?'rin]

TOEFL低頻詞

復數(shù):?aquamarines;

aquamarine 海藍色的

詞根aqua, 水。詞根mar, 海，見mermaid, 美人魚(海少女）。

aquamarine: aquamarine: [19] Aquamarine means literally ‘sea water’ – from Latin aqua marīna. Its first application in English was to the precious stone, a variety of beryl, so named because of its bluish-green colour. The art critic John Ruskin seems to have been the first to use it with reference to the colour itself, in Modern Painters 1846. (The French version of the word, aiguemarine, was actually used in English somewhat earlier, in the mid 18th century, but it did not long survive the introduction of the Latin version.) Latin aqua ‘water’ has of course contributed a number of other words to English, notably aquatic [15] (from Latin aquāticus), aqualung (coined around 1950), aquarelle [19] (via Italian acquerella ‘water colour’), aquatint [18] (literally ‘dyed water’), aqueduct [16] (from Latin aquaeductus), and aqueous [17] (a medieval Latin formation); it is related to Old English ēa ‘water’ and īg ‘island’, and is of course the source of French eau, Italian acqua, and Spanish agua.
aquamarine (n.): 1590s, agmarine, "bluish-green type of beryl," from French or Proven?al, from Latin aqua marina "sea water," from aqua "water" (see aqua-) + marina, fem. of marinus "of the sea" (see marine (adj.)). Apparently first used as a description of a bluish-green color by John Ruskin, 1846. Abbreviation aqua is attested from 1936.

1. Aquamarine: Remind one of the Ocean of Love and Mercy.: 綠玉: 喚醒大海般的愛和仁慈之一.

3. The smaller room at the rear, is two - tone aquamarine.: 后方的小會議室則選用了雙色調(diào)的海藍寶.

4. Rough Gemstones. Aquamarine, Chrysoberyl, Eye Chrysoberyl , Emeralds , Citrine , Quartz Precious and Semi Precious Stones.: 采購產(chǎn)品粗糙的寶石. 海藍寶石, 金綠寶石, 貓眼石金綠寶石, 祖母綠.

5. He used rock crystal , topaz, citrine and aquamarine and various materials for the base and embellishments.: 他也大量使用水井,黃玉,黃水晶和綠玉裝飾表面, 同時用各種不同的金屬制造表身和其他裝飾部分.