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no·mad
no maed
复数:nomads
nomadism (n.)
词根:nomad
adj.nomadic 游牧的;流浪的;游动的
noun
a member of a group or tribe that has no permanent home and moves from place to place, often in search of pasture for the group's livestock.The Bedouin people are nomads who live in the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula, Syria, and North Africa.
a person or animal that wanders from place to place without a fixed home.He was living in Los Angeles when I heard from him a month ago. But he's such a nomad that he could be living anywhere now.
"游牧者,一群没有固定住所的人之一",1550年代(复数形式为 nomades),源自法语 nomade(16世纪),源自拉丁语 Nomas(属格 Nomadis)"阿拉伯流浪团体",源自希腊语 nomas(属格 nomados,复数 nomades) "漫游,流浪,徘徊"(从一个地方到另一个地方寻找牧场或放牧的牲畜),与 nomos "牧场,放牧,牧草"相关,字面意思是"分配的土地"(源自 PIE 词根 *nem- "分配,分配; 取")。
borrowed from Latin Nomades (singular Nomas), name given to various pastoral peoples, as in northern Africa or Scythia, borrowed from Greek nomádes "pastoral people who move from place to place seasonally," plural of nomad-, nomás "wanderer, shepherd," as adjective, "wandering, roaming," from nomḗ "pasturing of animals, pasture, herd" or nomós "pasture, feeding ground" (both o-ablaut derivatives of némein "to graze, pasture [animals]) + -ad-, -as, noun and adjective suffix denoting descent from or connection with — more at nimble
The first known use of nomad was in 1579
nominationnoun
the act, process, or an instance of nominating
the state of being nominated
nominateverb
to choose as a candidate for election, appointment, or honorespecially: to propose for office
nominated a senator for president
nominateverb
to choose as a candidate for election, appointment, or honorespecially: to propose for office
nominated a senator for president
nominaladjective
being such in name or form only
the nominal head of the party
very small : trifling
a nominal price
nominaladjective
being such in name or form only
the nominal head of the party
very small : trifling
a nominal price
nomenclaturenoun
a system of terms used in a particular science, field of knowledge, or artespecially: the scientific names for plants and animals used in biology compare binomial nomenclature
nomenclaturenoun
a system of terms used in a particular science, field of knowledge, or artespecially: the scientific names for plants and animals used in biology compare binomial nomenclature
nomadnoun
a member of a people that has no fixed home but wanders from place to place
an individual who roams about without a goal or purpose
nomadnoun
a member of a people that has no fixed home but wanders from place to place
an individual who roams about without a goal or purpose
1 “I especially want to thank the nomads who shared their stories with us,” Zhao said, accepting the directing honor virtually on Sunday night.
2 The drama stars Frances McDormand as a woman living as a nomad across America after the recent recession.
3 Several standard template constructions are available to the nomad, a popular example being the auto turret.
一些标准模版建筑可由游牧者直接建造, 自动火炮便是一个常见例子.
4 Supposed solutions to loneliness are everywhere: When co-working spaces rent desks to digital nomads, they’re also hawking a sense of belonging.
5 For centuries, these were known only to nomads, who believed the site was haunted by evil spirits.
6 On one such occasion, as we stood in the desert sun, a nomad with a stick appeared.
7 Many of these nomads play themselves, lending a poignant, relaxed, lived-in texture to Fern’s adventures.
8 This is a Mongolian eclogue spread a long time, and also a true love story of the nomads.
这是一首流传已久的蒙古牧歌,也是一个真实的游牧民族爱情故事。
9 There is no age limit on being a digital nomad and those 50-plus travelers still working may consider getting a digital nomad visa to a foreign country for an extended stay.
10 "My stay in Echo Park has been good," said Nery, a nomad who has traveled the country performing on the streets.
11 With no money and no time to settle, we moved to a different ramshackle rental cottage or boardinghouse every season until I was so pregnant with Rachel that our nomad state seemed disreputable.
12 They’d been living like nomads in their van for the last nine months.
13 Located at the crossroads of Asia's major trade routes, Afghanistan drew merchants, artists, nomads and conquerors.
位于亚洲贸易路线的十字路口, 阿富汗不乏商人, 艺术家, 游牧民和征服者.
14 Then there is the rustic glamour of a “Kelly” wicker picnic bag, named for Princess Grace of Monaco but recreated in nomad spirit of Hermès, which represents a subtle kind of luxe.
15 I saw black goat-hair tents when I was a teenager traveling in the Middle East and even then, I realized that although I had studied history, I had heard almost nothing about nomads.
16 Like many tango stars, he’s half a nomad, visiting multiple cities, and half a denizen of his native Buenos Aires.
17 Long a nomad, having leapfrogged for years among Toronto, Paris, Berlin and now Los Angeles, Feist also collects, in a classic bohemian sense, what she calls “aspirational people,” though never for wealth or power.
18 Ms. Jalali shared another photo, of her as a teenager in the United States in the 1990s, wearing a blue-and-gold Afghan kuchi, “a dress that the nomads of Afghanistan wore,” she said.
19 Instead of discouraging Wi-Fi moochers and freelance nomads in its lobbies, the Ace Hotels took another step to actively encourage them and signal their welcome.
20 The austere spirituality of the desert infuses the music of Tinariwen, whose members are Tuareg nomads from the Sahara.
3 流浪
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7 流浪者
lumpen pilgrim stroller rover outcast derelict Bedouin jetsam caird vagabondage runagate bird of passage knight of the road flotsam and jetsam stray tramp vagrant hobo vagabond dosser tinker gypsy drifter wastrel Bergie wandering Jew landloper transient flotsam jew bohemian bedouin castaway pariah canter runabout waif vagrancy piker clochard peregrinate roadster drummer sooner Bohemian wanderer loafer whaler plainer bagman vag swagman dero stewbum swaggie