英：[ˈɪŋglɪʃ]
美：[ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ]
english如何读
english是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 英语
- 英格兰人，英国人
- 英语中的对应词语，英语译名
- 【印】十四点活字
- 英语课（程）
- 英语的，用英语讲或写的
- 英格兰的，英格兰人的，英国的，英国人的
- 英国化的，英国式的
- 把...译成英语
- 使英国化
- 使（球）旋转前进
english自然拼读
Eng·lish
Ing glihsh
english变形
Englishes, Englishing, Englished
english扩展
Englishness (n.)
english英英释义
adjective
of, relating to, or characteristic of England, the English people, or the English language
biographical name
Bill 1961– Simon William English prime minister of New Zealand (2016–2017)
noun
the language of the people of England and the U.S. and many areas now or formerly under British control
a particular variety of English distinguished by peculiarities (as of pronunciation)
English language, literature, or composition when a subject of study
plural in construction the people of England
an English translation
idiomatic or intelligible English
spin around the vertical axis deliberately imparted to a ball that is driven or rolled compare draw, follow, body english
verb
transitive verb
to translate into English
to adopt into English : anglicize
english词组
in english用英语
learn english学习英语
speak english说英语；讲英语
learning english学习英语
english language英文；英语语言学
english teacher英语教师
oral english英语口语
study english学英语
spoken english英语口语
english study英语学习
business english商用英文
speaking english说英语
fluent english流利英语；英语流利
english translation英语翻译，英译本
english class英文课；英语班
english version英文版本；英译本
english reading英语阅读
written english书面英语
english corner英语角
english speaking英语口语；说英语的
english词源中文解释
"英格兰人； 英格兰语言"，古英语形容词 Englisc（与 Denisc 、Frencisce 等形成对比），"与盎格鲁人有关"，源自 Engle（复数）"盎格鲁人"，这是一个在5世纪征服该岛的日耳曼部落的名称，据说是因为他们在日德兰海岸的居住地 Angul 的形状像一个鱼钩（参见 angle（名词））。中古英语中对该词的使用受到了盎格鲁-法语 Engleis 的加强。同源词：荷兰语 Engelsch，德语 Englisch，丹麦语 Engelsk，法语 Anglais（古法语 Engelsche），西班牙语 Inglés，意大利语 Inglese。
严格来说，它是指"盎格鲁人的"，但从最早的时候起， Englisc 也被用来区分所有的日耳曼入侵者——盎格鲁人、撒克逊人、朱特人（贝德的 gens Anglorum）——并由阿尔弗雷德大帝用来指代他们的相关语言群。"这个名称 English 对于语言来说比 England 对于国家的名称更早" [OED]。1066年后，它特指英格兰的本土人口（与诺曼人和法国占领者区分开），这个区别持续了大约一代人的时间。但直到格洛斯特的罗伯特的"编年史"（约1300年），它仍然可以保留"盎格鲁人"的意义，并与"撒克逊人"区分开来（"Þe englisse in þe norþ half, þe saxons bi souþe"）。
... when Scots & others are likely to be within earshot, Britain & British should be inserted as tokens, but no more, of what is really meant [Fowler]
... 当苏格兰人和其他人可能在听到的范围内时，应该插入 Britain 和 British 作为真正意思的象征，但不要再插入更多[Fowler]
在发音上，"En-"变成了"In-"，可能是因为 -ing- 词的频繁使用和现代语言中 -e- 在 -ng- 之前的相对稀少。14世纪有一个形式 Inglis，在苏格兰和英格兰北部仍然存在，而在中古英语中使用了 Ingland 和 Yngelond 来表示"英格兰"，但较旧的拼写方式一直保持不变。"作为学校中的英语语言或文学学科"的意思可追溯至1889年。
english词源英文解释
Adjective Middle English, from Old English englisc, from Engle (plural) Angles
The first known use of English was before the 12th century
english儿童词典英英释义
engravingnoun
the art of cutting something especially into the surface of wood, stone, or metal
a print made from an engraved surface
engraveverb
to impress deeply
the incident was engraved in my memory
to cut or carve (as letters or designs) on a hard surface
to cut lines, letters, figures, or designs on or into (a hard surface) often for use in printing
to print from a cut surface
an engraved wedding invitation
engraveverb
to impress deeply
the incident was engraved in my memory
to cut or carve (as letters or designs) on a hard surface
to cut lines, letters, figures, or designs on or into (a hard surface) often for use in printing
to print from a cut surface
an engraved wedding invitation
engraveverb
to impress deeply
the incident was engraved in my memory
to cut or carve (as letters or designs) on a hard surface
to cut lines, letters, figures, or designs on or into (a hard surface) often for use in printing
to print from a cut surface
an engraved wedding invitation
engorgeverb
to eat greedily : gorge
to fill with blood : congest
engorgeverb
to eat greedily : gorge
to fill with blood : congest
engorgeverb
to eat greedily : gorge
to fill with blood : congest
English1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or characteristic of England, the English people, or the English language
English2 of 2noun
the language of the people of England and the U.S. and many areas now or formerly under British control
English language, literature, or writing technique that is a subject of study
English plural the people of England
a sideways spin given to a ball when it is struck or bowled
english 例句
1 If written out in English, say, that information would fill some twenty million volumes, as many as in the world’s largest libraries.
2 English mathematicians fell far behind their Continental counterparts when it came to developing calculus.
3 “Listening to Springbok radio is an excellent way of learning how to speak English,” he said.
4 There is no translation for this in classical Latin or Elizabethan English.
5 He is surprised to learn that she speaks fluent German, though they have only written each other in English.
6 “You’d have an easier time talking to your grandfather if you could speak to him in Farsi. He was never very comfortable in English, even before.”
7 This word entered English in the 1200s, so there’s no reason to say it as if it were French.
8 “You understand that this is an honors English class.”
9 It was Arthur Holmes, the English geologist who did so much to determine the age of the Earth, who suggested a possible way.
10 I knew he was German, because I’d heard him talking to the waiter, but I had no idea if he had any English or if he’d been able to hear Bunny distinctly enough to understand.
11 She’d watched every movie her wallscreen knew about ten times, all the way back to some old black-and-white ones in an English she could barely understand.
12 “In English of course” leads me to Fear Number 7—being English.
13 “Keeping in mind all those old ladies who have passed on, today is the eve before we honor the first English child born in America—Virginia Dare in 1587. Don’t forget your history,” she murmured.
14 But Mya has been crushing on Mason since Mrs. Wilson’s English class sophomore year, so this trip is her chance to finally make a move.
15 “Well,” Noah replied thoughtfully, “math is easy, and the only thing easier than chemistry is biology or maybe physics. Social studies—easy. And English— well, you get the picture.”
16 These writers are incurious about the logic and history of the English language and the ways in which it has been used by its exemplary stylists.
17 And then he said something to me in English and I couldn’t understand him.
18 He was mediocre in English, social studies, French, and computer science, and well below average in math and science.
19 From the symbols on their helmets, I knew the soldiers weren't French or English.
20 “No, I know that, but someone here could teach me English when I come back from the fields.”
english 同义词
1 英国人的
5 旋转运动
6 英语
7 英国的
British Britannic Anglo- Anglican pommei red british anglican anglo-saxon britannic pommy English ivy limey
9 英国文化的
10 英语的
11 英国人
Brit Briton Anglo-Saxon limey Britisher beefeater pommie Englishman pommy British Southron british bronco briton englishman anglo-saxon britisher broncho beefeater lime-juicer bronco brit pomegranate kipper woodbine sahib pom Englander choom
12 前接 看作复数 英国人
13 英国
Eng British Britannic England Anglo- Anglican Britannia pommei red british anglican anglo-saxon britannic pommy england britain britannia English ivy limey Englishness
english 短语相关
body English
English cocker spaniel
English breakfast
Standard English
English holly
New English Bible
pidgin English
Old English
Hiberno English
English yew