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blond如何读

英：[blɒnd]

美：[blɑnd]

blond是什么意思

adj.金发的
n.金发的人

blond变形

复数:blonds

比较级:blonder

最高级:blondest

blond扩展

blondness (n.)

blond英英释义

adjective

of a flaxen, golden, light auburn, or pale yellowish-brown coloralso: having blond hair a blond man —spelled blond when used of a boy or man and often blonde when used of a girl or woman

blond hair

of a light color

of the color blond

made light-colored by bleaching

blond wood table

noun

a person having blond hair—spelled blond when used of a boy or man and usually blonde when used of a girl or womana natural blonde

a tall, blue-eyed blond

a light yellowish brown to dark grayish yellow

blond词组

blond hair金发

blond词源中文解释

“金色或浅金棕色的头发”，15世纪晚期，源自古法语 blont “公平的，金发的”（12世纪），源自与中世纪拉丁语 blundus “黄色”相同的来源，但起源不确定。可能源自法兰克语 *blund 或其他日耳曼语源（比较荷兰语、德语、丹麦语 blond）。

如果这是一个日耳曼语词，它可能与古英语 blonden-feax “灰发”的相关，源自 blondan， blandan “混合”（参见 blend（v.））。根据 Littré的说法，法语单词的原始意思是“介于金色和浅栗色之间的颜色”，这可能解释了“混合”的概念。[但是，Century Dictionary 认为这“几乎不可能”。]

古英语 beblonden 的意思是“染色的”，因此，如果 blonde 是日耳曼语，其根本含义可能是“染色的”，因为古代日耳曼战士以染发而闻名。然而，Du Cange 写道， blundus 是拉丁语 flavus “黄色”的俗语发音。另一个猜测（被德国语言学家所否定）是它代表了一种源自俗拉丁语 *albundus 的词，源自 alba “白色”。

这个词在17世纪从法语重新引入英语，并一直被视为法语，因此女性用 blonde（带有法语女性后缀）。据说意大利语 biondo，西班牙语 blondo，古普罗旺斯语 blon 最终源自日耳曼语。

Fair hair was much esteemed by both the Greeks and Romans, and so they not only dyed and gold-dusted theirs ..., but also went so far as to gild the hair of their statues, as notably those of Venus de Medici and Apollo. In the time of Ovid (A.U.C. 711) much fair hair was imported from Germany, by the Romans, as it was considered quite the fashionable color. Those Roman ladies who did not choose to wear wigs of this hue, were accustomed to powder theirs freely with gold dust, so as to give it the fashionable yellow tint. [C. Henry Leonard, "The Hair," 1879]

金发在希腊和罗马人中非常受欢迎，因此他们不仅染发和撒金粉……，而且还将他们的雕像的头发镀金，尤其是美第奇的维纳斯和阿波罗。在奥维德（A.U.C. 711）时代，罗马人从德国进口了许多金发，因为这被认为是时尚的颜色。那些罗马女士不想戴这种假发的，习惯于大量涂抹金粉，以赋予其时尚的黄色色调。[C. Henry Leonard，“头发”，1879]

blond词源英文解释

Adjective and Noun Anglo-French blunt, blound, masculine, blounde, feminine

The first known use of blond was in the 15th century

blond儿童词典英英释义

blond1 of 2adjective

of a pale yellowish brown coloralso: having blond hair a blond actor —spelled blond when used of a boy or man and often blonde when used of a girl or woman

blond hair

blond2 of 2noun

a blond person—spelled blond when used of a boy or man and usually blonde when used of a girl or woman

a light yellowish brown to dark grayish yellow

blond 例句

1 “Do you need to give everything a name?” says Cara, running her hands over her dull blond hair to tuck the stray pieces back.

2 This one was young, fifteen or maybe sixteen, with shaggy blond hair in need of a good wash and a pair of pouty lips in need of a good kiss.

3 He stood head and shoulders taller than me, twenty or so, tall and blond.

4 She turned and beheld two blond boys who bore a strong resemblance to Ivan.

5 And last was Mollie, who was a little beauty with lovely blond hair and violet eyes.

6 He had pudgy, boyish features, thin hair that was so blond it was almost white, and he was full of weird, chipper energy, like an overcaffeinated Cub Scout leader.

7 The Union commander, a tall blond sunburned man named John Buford, rode up the long slope to the top of the hill, into the cemetery.

8 The new one, a big blond, was asking the first one: “She ain’t got no ID?”

9 She has blonde highlights in her hair.

10 The Mellower ran his fingers through his lank blond hair.

11 Aidan laughed and pushed his sweaty blond hair off his forehead.

12 Some blond reporter with a toothy smile is praising the qualities of an L.L.Bean jacket versus the Sears brand.

13 At another table, a very young and blond man named David asked his date why she signed up for the evening.

14 The black hen left through the backdoor, and scratched abstractedly in the yard, where woodshavings blew about like blond curls.

15 Her dull blond hair is tied back in a knot, but a few loose strands frame her face in gold.

16 Her hair was completely gray but still very fine and, in the light coming from the television, it appeared to be almost blond.

17 She was several inches taller than I was, and unnaturally blond.

18 Suddenly Rosalie, his blond and breathtaking sister, turned to look at me.