英：[ˈnaɪtɪŋgeɪl]
美：[ˈnaɪtnˌɡel, ˈnaɪtɪŋ-]
nightingale如何读
nightingale是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 【鸟】夜莺
- 南丁格尔（Florence，1820— 1910）
- 歌喉婉转的歌手
- 声调好听的演说者
nightingale自然拼读
night·in·gale
naI tn geIl [or] naI tIng geIl
nightingale变形
复数:nightingales
nightingale英英释义
noun
an Old World thrush (Luscinia megarhynchos synonym Erithacus megarhynchos) noted for the sweet usually nocturnal song of the malealso: any of various other birds noted for their sweet song or for singing at night
biographical name
Florence 1820–1910 English nurse and philanthropist
nightingale词组
florence nightingale弗洛伦斯·南丁格尔（英国护士）
nightingale词源中文解释
"夜莺，古世界的小候鸟，以雄鸟的悦耳歌声而闻名，无论白天还是黑夜都能听到。" 中古英语 nighte-gale，源自古英语 næctigalæ，在古英语晚期变为 nihtegale，这是一个由原始日耳曼语言形成的复合词（比较荷兰语 nachtegaal，德语 Nachtigall），由 *nakht- "夜晚"（参见 night) 和 *galon "唱歌" 组成，与古英语 giellan "大声喊叫" 相关（源自 PIE 词根 *ghel- (1) "呼叫"）。13世纪中叶开始出现寄生的 -n-。荷兰语中的 Dutch nightingale 意为“青蛙”，可追溯至1769年。在日语中，“夜莺地板”是指走在上面会吱吱作响的木板。
法语 rossignol（古法语 lousseignol）与西班牙语 ruiseñor 、葡萄牙语 rouxinol 、意大利语 rosignuolo 一样，源自拉丁俗语 *rosciniola，这是拉丁语 lusciniola（夜莺）的变体，是 luscinia（夜莺）的爱称，根据德·范（de Vaan）的说法，“可能可以从 *lusci-cania '在夜晚唱歌' 或 '盲歌手' 解释，但这是推测性的。”
nightingale词源英文解释
Middle English, variant (with intrusive n) of nyhtegale, nyghtgale, going back to Old English nehtægale, nihtegale, going back to West Germanic *nahti-galōn, from *nahti- night >entry 1 + -galōn, noun derivative of Germanic *galan- "to sing," whence Old English galan "to sing, call, sing enchantments," Old High German, "to sing enchantments, conjure," Old Norse gala "to crow, chant, sing," perhaps of onomatopoeic origin Note: Germanic *galan- has been compared with Gothic goljan "to greet," Old Norse gæla "to comfort, soothe, appease," allegedly from a causative derivative *gōljan- from underlying *gol-. Proposed Indo-European comparisons (as Russian dialect galit' "to smile," galit'sja "to mock, jeer," Armenian gełgełem "sing beautifully, quiver, vibrate") are tenuous. See also etymology at yell >entry 1.
The first known use of nightingale was in the 13th century
nightingale儿童词典英英释义
nightmarenoun
a frightening dream
a frightening or horrible experience
nightmarenoun
a frightening dream
a frightening or horrible experience
nightlyadjective
of or relating to the night or every night
happening, done, or produced by night or every night
nightingalenoun
an Old World thrush noted for the sweet song of the male
any of several other birds noted for their sweet song or for singing at night
nightingale 例句
1 “Is there going to be dinner, Mrs. Nightingale?”
2 There, she met the famous nurse Florence Nightingale.
在那里，她遇见著名的护士弗罗·伦斯·南丁格尔。
3 Data from over 50 years from bird sighting retreats in Africa and Spain's South Coast revealed that between 1964 and 2019, European migratory birds—like the willow warbler, garden warbler, and the nightingale—were arriving at their overwintering spots in Africa later in the fall.
4 The music of the nightingale sounds very sweet.
夜莺的啭鸣听起来非常悦耳。
5 Except I Sylvia in the night, there is no music in the nightingale.
除非夜晚依偎在希尔薇亚身旁, 否则夜莺的歌唱也不会悦耳.
6 “She has a lamp. And the book is called A Bright and Shining Path: The Life of Florence Nightingale.”
7 Florence Nightingale was basically arguing for prevention rather than cure.
弗洛伦斯·南丁格尔的基本主张是防患于未然.
8 The nightingale was anciently selected as the highest example of a perfect singer.
夜莺在古代被选为歌唱家的最高典范.
9 How were they supposed to capture that sound sorcerer—the Nightingale, apparently—without getting themselves killed?
10 Thou alone, as the nightingale sings!
你形单影只的站在夜莺啼唱时分!
11 Florence Nightingale ws the soul of the movement to reform nursing.
南丁格尔是改革护理运动的灵魂人物.
12 “I haven’t seen any sign of the Nightingale, Your Majesty. But there’s something even more troubling.”
13 In that instant, the spirit dissolved, and a moment later Albert Nightingale, wrapped in a long green dressing gown, came bursting into the room.
14 She sings as sweetly as a nightingale.
她唱歌像夜莺一样甜美。
15 “I couldn’t care less about Florence Nightingale,” said Isabelle as Raymie pushed her wheelchair down a long hallway lined with closed doors.
16 “Little Nightingale, before you go, can I give you some advice?”
17 “No, no. Of course not. He’s just a worried man, Nightingale. That’s all.”
18 And she worked with her friend Florence Nightingale.
她和朋友弗罗·伦斯·南丁格尔一起工作。
19 “See,” Ivan said, “when I threw the water at the Nightingale, I let go of the threads. And he picked them up to stop the water from hitting him.”
20 Miss Nightingale, who was never to be referred to as Florence, had been in the Crimea long enough to see the value of discipline, strong lines of command and well-trained troops.
nightingale 同义词
1 告密者
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3 鸫科
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5 夜鹰