elf
英 [elf]
美[?lf]
- n. 小精靈；淘氣鬼
- n. (Elf)人名；(芬、瑞典)埃爾夫
TEM8常用詞匯
詞態(tài)變化
復(fù)數(shù):?elves;
助記提示
埃爾夫(人名)是個(gè)小精靈。
2. 各種精靈介紹：http://baike.baidu.com/subview/49189/6485058.htm
2. 各種精靈介紹：http://baike.baidu.com/subview/49189/6485058.htm
中文詞源
elf 精靈
可能來(lái)自PIE*albho, 白，詞源同album, albumen.即著白衣的精靈。
英文詞源
- elf
- elf: [OE] In Germanic legend, elves were potent supernatural beings, capable of exercising considerable magic powers to the benefit or harm of human beings. Their decline to their modern status as small mischievous sprites seems to have begun in the 16th century. The word comes from a prehistoric Germanic *albiz, a variant of which produced Old Norse álfr (source of English oaf [17]) and German alp ‘nightmare’.
=> oaf - elf (n.)
- "one of a race of powerful supernatural beings in Germanic folklore," Old English elf (Mercian, Kentish), ?lf (Northumbrian), ylfe (plural, West Saxon) "sprite, fairy, goblin, incubus," from Proto-Germanic *albiz (cognates: Old Saxon alf, Old Norse alfr, German alp "evil spirit, goblin, incubus"), origin unknown; according to Watkins, possibly from PIE *albho- "white." Used figuratively for "mischievous person" from 1550s.
In addition to elf/?lf (masc.), Old English had parallel form *elfen (fem.), the plural of which was *elfenna, -elfen, from Proto-Germanic *albinjo-. Both words survived into Middle English and were active there, the former as elf (with the vowel of the plural), plural elves, the latter as elven, West Midlands dialect alven (plural elvene).
The Germanic elf originally was dwarfish and malicious (compare elf-lock "knot in hair," Old English ?lfadl "nightmare," ?lfsogoea "hiccup," thought to be caused by elves); in the Middle Ages they were confused to some degree with faeries; the more noble version begins with Spenser. Nonetheless a popular component in Anglo-Saxon names, many of which survive as modern given names and surnames, such as ?lfr?d "Elf-counsel" (Alfred), ?lfwine "Elf-friend" (Alvin), ?lfric "Elf-ruler" (Eldridge), also women's names such as ?lffl?d "Elf-beauty." Elf Lock hair tangled, especially by Queen Mab, "which it was not fortunate to disentangle" [according to Robert Nares' glossary of Shakespeare] is from 1592.
雙語(yǔ)例句
- 1. Nikola Tesla revealed in 1901 power could be transmitted through the ground using ELF waves.
- 尼考拉特斯拉1901年揭示能量能夠通過(guò)ELF波經(jīng)地面?zhèn)鬏?
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- 2. Conclusions: Elf - 1 expression in endometrial carcinoma correlates with the malignant potential of this tumor.
- 結(jié)論: Elf -1 是判斷子宮內(nèi)膜癌惡性性的良好指標(biāo).
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- 3. Heart toxicity was not found in the ELF, but incidence was 12 . 5 % in the FAM.
- ELF組未見(jiàn)心臟毒性, 而FAM為12.5%.
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- 4. The distribution of cell cycle time in ELF magnetic fields and at different temperatures are investigated.
- 測(cè)定在各種溫度條件下和在ELF(極低頻率)磁場(chǎng)作用下細(xì)胞生長(zhǎng)周期分布譜的變化.
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- 5. The expression of Elf - 1 and Rb protein were not significantly different in several epidermal malignant tumor.
- Elf -1 或Rb蛋白 的表達(dá)與表皮惡性腫瘤的組織學(xué)類(lèi)型無(wú)關(guān).
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