cumber如何读

英:['kʌmbə]

美:[ˈkʌmbɚ]

cumber是什么意思

vt.

妨害

使受苦

n.

妨害

拖累

cumber自然拼读

cum·ber

kuhm br

cumber变形

cumbers, cumbering, cumbered

cumber词根

词根:cumber

adj.

cumbersome 笨重的;累赘的;难处理的

cumbrous 累赘的,成负担的;讨厌的

cumber英英释义

verb

transitive verb

archaic trouble, harass

to hinder or encumber by being in the way

cumbered with heavy clothing

to clutter up

rocks cumbering the yard

noun

something that cumbersespecially: hindrance

cumber词源中文解释

约于1300年, cumbren, combren,意为“推翻,摧毁”,可能是 acombren 的缩写,后者意为“阻碍进展”,源自古法语 encombrer,源自 combre,意为“障碍,屏障”,源自通俗拉丁语 *comboros,意为“被一起携带的东西”,可能源自高卢语。可能的词根是 PIE *kom(参见 com-)和 *bher-(1)“携带”,也指“生育孩子”。

“阻碍行动,妨碍或拖累”的弱化意义始于约1300年。相关词汇: Cumbered; cumbering。 Cumber-world(14世纪晚期)是一个旧词,指任何无用的或无用的东西或人, cumber-ground(1650年代)是指“无用或无益的东西或人”。

cumber_计算机行业词汇

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cumber词源英文解释

Verb Middle English combren, short for acombren, from Anglo-French acumbrer, encumbrer — more at encumber

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

cumber 例句

1 Hay chambers..with their cumber of past days..parts of spinning-wheels, giant presses, cheese-stones.

2 They were on foot, and our horses, though cumbered with two riders, at first left them a long way behind.

3 Had this view prevailed, at the very start North America would have been cumbered with thirteen Sovereign States.

4 This annoyed the girl, and she went so far as to say that it was not worth while to cumber the earth if one thought of nothing but one’s belly.

5 You were not cumbered with a horse that had lost its head.

6 You don’t want to cumber with anyone!

你不想拖累任何人!

7 Theology is not yet entirely banished; the debris of the decayed beliefs still cumber our path and impede our progress.

8 We shall not cumber our thought with his reproaches.

我们不要受他责难的影响,思想裹步不前.

9 Sun dark, snowcloud, eaves ice cumbered, Gray sand piled on a carmine West; Faint wing, flake dance; winds unnumbered Swing the cradles where leaf-buds rest.

10 It would not do to be cumbered with small boys in the desperate mission on which they were going.

11 The master, in the parable, asks concerning the tree, which is unproductively exhausting the soil, why cumbers it the ground; but it is not to be rooted up, till all has been tried.

12 Then, the crowd, which had before cumbered the place, melting as if by magic, he saw me forcing my way to him.

13 Thither, as Parker said, he "came to build up piety and morality; to pull down only what cumbered the ground."

14 The Doctor turned to me who was at his side by means of an awkward skip and a jump, cumbered as I was with the long coat.

15 Theodore Roosevelt had already warned what would befall an Indian who refused his allotment: “Let him, like these whites, who will not work, perish from the face of the earth which he cumbers.”

16 It led downwards to a small stream, which was cumbered with fallen and rotting timber, a cool hollow where ferns were abundant.

17 He sees his body, torn and disgusting, cumbering the battlefield, or hanging limp and horrible on the barbed wire in No Man's Land.

18 Carrying her through a street cumbered with prostrate men might mean bodily injury for both of them.

19 East of the pike were open fields of corn and fruit, with occasional woodlands of ten or twenty acres, as far as the stream, where some heavier forests cumbered the river banks.

20 But the dry cows he left, so that the Fomorians might be cumbered, and that they might not leave their encampment till the Fairy Host should arrive to give them battle.

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