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mandrake如何读

英：[ˈmændreɪk]

美：[ˈmænˌdrek]

mandrake是什么意思

n.曼德拉草；曼德拉草根；盾叶鬼臼

mandrake自然拼读

man·drake

maen dreIk

mandrake英英释义

noun

a Mediterranean herb (Mandragora officinarum) of the nightshade family with large ovate leaves, greenish-yellow or purple flowers, and a large usually forked root resembling a human in form and formerly credited with magical properties

the root of a mandrake formerly used especially to promote conception, as a cathartic, or as a narcotic and soporific

mayapple

mandrake词源中文解释

麻醉药物的旧世界植物，早在14世纪，称为 mondrake，也称为 mandragge，源自中世纪拉丁语 mandragora，来自拉丁语 mandragoras，来自希腊语 mandragoras，可能来自非印欧语言。这个词在古英语晚期和中古英语中以其拉丁形式存在；民间词源学将第二个元素与 dragoun 联系起来，并用本土的 drake 代替它，尽管可能没有什么意义。人们认为这个分叉的根像人体，被拔出地面时会尖叫。这种植物被认为是一种壮阳药。

Meanwhile it should not be forgotten that there was one magical possession, an idol of domestic superstition in mediaeval German households, which is said to have passed at the father's death to the youngest son upon condition that he performed certain heathenish rites in relation to the father's funeral. The "mandrake," a plant with broad leaves and bright yellow flowers and with a root which grew in a semi-human form, was found beneath the public gallows and was dragged from the ground and carried home with many extraordinary ceremonies. When secured it became a familiar spirit, speaking in oracles if properly consulted and bringing good luck to the household in which it was enshrined. [Charles Elton, "Origins of English History," 1882]

同时，不应忘记，在中世纪德国家庭中，有一种魔法物品，一种家庭迷信的偶像，据说在父亲去世时传给最年轻的儿子，条件是他在父亲的葬礼上进行某些异教仪式。这种植物名为“曼陀罗”，有着宽大的叶子和鲜黄色的花朵，根部呈半人形，被发现在公共绞刑架下，被拖出地面并带回家中进行许多非凡的仪式。当被捕获时，它成为一个熟悉的精灵，如果得到适当的咨询，会说出神谕，并为它所在的家庭带来好运。[查尔斯·埃尔顿，《英国历史的起源》，1882年]

mandrake_医学行业词汇

毒参茄：见Mandragora

mandrake词源英文解释

Middle English, probably alteration of mandragora

The first known use of mandrake was in the 14th century

mandrake儿童词典英英释义

maneuver1 of 2noun

a planned movement of troops or ships

a training exercise by armed forces

a clever or skillful move or action

avoided an accident by a quick maneuver

maneuver2 of 2verb

to move (as troops or ships) in a maneuver

to perform a maneuver

to manage skillfully

to use trickery : scheme

maneuver1 of 2noun

a planned movement of troops or ships

a training exercise by armed forces

a clever or skillful move or action

avoided an accident by a quick maneuver

maneuver2 of 2verb

to move (as troops or ships) in a maneuver

to perform a maneuver

to manage skillfully

to use trickery : scheme

manenoun

long heavy hair growing about the neck and head of some mammals (as horses and lions)

long heavy hair on a person's head

mandrillnoun

a large baboon of western Africa with a red rump and in the male with blue ridges on the sides of the nose

mandrakenoun

a Mediterranean herb of the nightshade family that has a large forked root resembling a human being in form and was once thought to have magical propertiesalso: the root itself

mayapple

mandrake医学词典英英释义

mandrakenoun

a Mediterranean solanaceous herb of the genus Mandragora (M. officinarum) that has greenish yellow or purple flowers, globose yellow fruits formerly supposed to have aphrodisiac properties, and a large usually forked root resembling a human in form and formerly credited with magical properties

the root of this plant that contains hyoscyamine and was formerly used especially to promote conception, as a cathartic, or as a narcotic and soporific

mayapple

podophyllum sense 2

mandrake 例句

1 Alisia, one of a dozen witches planning to hurl mandrake plants to bring "evil" on Romania's president and government, said her income was so small, the idea of taxing it was "foolish".

2 The mandrake's silken parasol Is fluttering in the breezes bold, And yonder where the waters brawl The buttercups show green and gold.

3 Who here can tell me the properties of the mandrake root?

现在谁能告诉我曼德拉草根的特点?

4 The plant also features in Shakespeare's Rome and Juliet: "What with loathsome smells, And shrieks like mandrakes torn out of the earth, That living mortals, hearing them, run mad."

5 A mandrake's note Would ring a better peal of music in my ears, Than those two syllables pronounc'd again.

6 "The cry of the mandrake is fatal to anyone who hears it," says Hermione, showing off her knowledge to the class.

7 It was the mandrake, which fools say expels demons and makes women fruitful, but screams when pulled from the earth.

8 Sumerian clay tablets from ancient Mesopotamia contained instructions for the herbal preparation of more than 200 different plants, including poppy and mandrake.

9 As a result of these enhancements, Mandrake Linux flourished.

由于这些改进的结果，MandrakeLinux得以蓬勃发展。

10 For example, suppose the animal constipated; the white of the eye tinged yellow, head drooping, and the animal is drowsy, and off its feed; then give the following:— Powdered mandrake, 1 tea-spoonful.

11 The mysterious mandrake in sympathy with his old life wakes up and speaks to him.

12 In the herbology section, there are ancient manuscripts on mandrakes, plants with roots that look humanlike.

13 Women who can’t get pregnant eat mandrake roots, like in Harry Potter.

14 "One of the reasons I think they were called mandrakes is that often the mandrake root will branch and it looks like it has little legs like people," says Knapp.

15 Both mandrake and periwinkle were supposed to be endowed with mysterious powers against demoniacal possession.

16 More than a dozen of Kahlo’s botanically focused artworks are on display there: still lifes with fruit and parrots, self-portraits framed by fuchsias and zinnias, surreal depictions of engorged vegetation and magical mandrakes.

17 On past cool deeps of poplar, where the mandrake grew, and the sweet fern spread its magnificent leaves.

18 Ferdinand.—I have this night digged up a mandrake.

19 During wheat harvest, Reuben went out into the fields and found some mandrake plants, which he brought to his mother Leah.

割麦子的时候，吕便往田里去寻见风茄，拿来给他母亲利亚。

20 Poisonous mandrake plants are due to be hurled into the River Danube and queen witch Bratara Buzea has devised a spell involving cat dung and a dead dog.