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lee如何读

英：[li:]

美：[li]

lee是什么意思

n.背风处；庇护所
adj.避风的；背风的；下风的
Lee.
李(姓氏).

lee词根

词根：lee

adj.

leeward 顺风的；在下风方向的

adv.

leeward 向下风

n.

leeward 下风；背风面

lee英英释义

noun

protecting shelter

the side (as of a ship) or area that is sheltered from the wind

biographical name (1)

Ann 1736–1784 American (English-born) Shaker

adjective

of, relating to, or being the side sheltered from the wind compare weather

facing in the direction of motion of an overriding glacier—used especially of a hillside

biographical name (3)

David Morris 1931– American physicist

biographical name (4)

Fitzhugh 1835–1905 nephew of Robert E. Lee American general

biographical name (5)

Francis Lightfoot 1734–1797 American statesman in Revolution

biographical name (6)

(Nelle) Harper 1926–2016 American novelist

biographical name (7)

Henry 1756–1818 Light-Horse Harry; father of Robert E. Lee American general

biographical name (2)

Charles 1731–1782 American (English-born) general

biographical name (8)

Myung-bak 1941– president of South Korea (2008–13)

biographical name (9)

Richard Henry 1732–1794 brother of Francis Lightfoot Lee American statesman in Revolution

biographical name (10)

Robert E(dward) 1807–1870 American Confederate general

biographical name (11)

Sir Sidney 1859–1926 English editor and scholar

biographical name (2)

Charles 1731–1782 American (English-born) general

biographical name (8)

Myung-bak 1941– president of South Korea (2008–13)

biographical name (9)

Richard Henry 1732–1794 brother of Francis Lightfoot Lee American statesman in Revolution

biographical name (10)

Robert E(dward) 1807–1870 American Confederate general

biographical name (11)

Sir Sidney 1859–1926 English editor and scholar

lee词组

ang leen. 李安（著名华人导演）

lee kuan yewn. 李光耀（新加坡政治领导人）

sara lee莎莉集团（美国公司）

lee side背风面；下风弦

lee iacocca李·艾柯卡

tommy lee jones汤米·李·琼斯（美国著名男演员）

lee词源中文解释

中古英语 le， leoh，源自古英语 hleo “庇护，掩护，防御，保护”，源自原始日耳曼语 *khlewaz（也指古诺尔斯语 hle，丹麦语 læ，古撒克逊语 hleo，荷兰语 lij “避风处，庇护所”）。原始意义不确定；它可能是“温暖”的（比较德语 lau “微温”，古诺尔斯语 hly “庇护，温暖”），Watkins 将其追溯到 PIE *kle-wo-，这是根源 *kele-（1）“温暖”的一个后缀变体形式。

航海意义上的“风向所指的半球的那一部分”（约1400年）源自斯堪的纳维亚，因为船的一侧接受风，另一侧则成为避风处。作为形容词，1510年代，源自名词。 lee shore 是指风向吹向的方向。中古英语还有 lewth “温暖，庇护”，古英语 hleowþ，带有原始日耳曼语抽象名词后缀 *-itho（参见 -th（2））。还可以比较 lukewarm。

lee_体育行业词汇

背风处

lee词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English hlēo; perhaps akin to Old High German lāo lukewarm, Latin calēre to be warm

The first known use of lee was before the 12th century

lee儿童词典英英释义

lee1 of 2noun

protecting shelter

the side (as of a ship) or area that is sheltered from the wind

lee2 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being the side sheltered from the wind

lee 例句

1 Lee wiped his hands and poured coffee for himself and for Cal.

2 Roy Lee sprang to his feet and yelled, “I see it too!” and then Sherman whooped and pointed.

3 Lee wouldn’t look at him as he got two quarts of beer out of the icebox.

4 Bruce Lee doing a karate kick, that high.

5 “Better get the Cloak,” Ron muttered, as Lee Jordan finally left, stretching and yawning.

6 Walking home, the twins discussed Lee for the first time.

7 Lee was telling Pickett how to maneuver his troops sideways when he reached the road so that they would converge on that clump of trees toward the center.

8 I tell her I haven’t been hanging out with anyone, not even Lee Lee, and I used to see her every day.

9 One time, this girl who used to live down the block, Sasha Lee, got hit by a car.

10 The dangers were all there and Lee knew all of them.

11 “Where will we launch it?” was all that Roy Lee wanted to know.

12 “And, Lee, tell her I hurt my hand at the well head. Do not, for God’s sake, tell her now it happened.”

13 Lee got up and went to the window, and he finished the story, looking out at the stars that winked and blew in the March wind.

14 Lee read the papers to him to keep him from getting restless, and often in the middle of the reading Adam went to sleep.

15 Lee passed Harry the egg, and Harry dug his fingernails into the groove that ran all the way around it and prised it open.

16 At Lee’s shoulder, Taylor said quietly, insistently, “General, you are in range of the enemy batteries.”

17 “What happened to the pig?” asked Lee Roy as we crested a hill.

18 Edgar Lee Masters, Chicago attorney and emerging poet, called the Court “an inexhaustible dream of beauty.”

19 “And when I start to carry them out, may God have mercy on Bobby Lee, for I shall have none.”