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Paul如何读

英：[pɔ:l]

美：[ pɔl]

Paul是什么意思

中文拼写：保罗
名字含义：小的
名字来源：拉丁语
名字类别：男

Saint Paul 圣保罗：
（4？～64？)，基督教初期教会创始人之-, 原名扫罗（Saul)。
Wolfgang Paul 沃尔夫冈•保罗：
（1913～1993)，德国物理学家，因在离子阱方面的杰出研究，获1989年诺贝尔物理学奖。

Paul英英释义

noun

an early Christian apostle and missionary and author of several New Testament epistles

biographical name (1)

name of 6 popes: especially III (Alessandro Farnese) 1468–1549 (pope 1534–49); V 1552–1621 (pope 1605–21); VI (Giovanni Battista Montini) 1897–1978 (pope 1963–78)

biographical name (2)

Wolfgang 1913–1993 German physicist

Paul词源中文解释

保罗，男性名字，圣经中外邦人使徒的名字，源自拉丁语 Paulum（主格 Paulus），是埃米利亚氏族的罗马姓氏，字面意思是“小”，源自 PIE *pau-ro-lo-, 是 *pau-（1）“少，小”的词根的后缀形式。其他形式包括古法语 Pol，意大利语 Paolo，西班牙语 Pablo，俄语 Pavel。1820年左右，将 Paul Pry 用作非常好奇的人的名字。相关： Paulian; Paulite。

Paul词源英文解释

Latin Paulus, from Greek Paulos

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

Paul 例句

1 “Nobody cheered when they named the new Paul. But I think there was a feeling of satisfaction. People liked my father,” she said.

2 A few feet later, Professor Paul was past Pollard’s elbow and still gaining.

3 Georges Seurat and Paul Gauguin come to see the exhibit.

4 Paul understood that their silence would make those who saw them feel uncomfortable.

5 While reading the letter, I thought about Paul White.

6 While the British rested, a group of Washington locals, later described by Paul Jennings as “rabble,” took the opportunity to ransack the White House.

7 Paul was willing—even eager—to share the well-publicized indignities suffered by the suffragists who had been imprisoned.

8 Around Cange people whispered that it was obvious Farmer had the gift of healing, but they added, “Doktè Paul works with both hands”—that is, both with medical science and with the magic of sorcery.

9 Paul played the piano while I ate a slice of rhubarb pie, which his mother made and left at the church for us every day.

10 Paul grew up in a wealthy Quaker family in a New Jersey suburb outside Philadelphia.

11 “New guy! Paul Fisher! Get up here. Get in goal.”

12 Two Navajo code talkers, Paul Blatchford and Rex Malone, were reassigned to Army and Navy Intelligence and shipped out with special teams to Japan to visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki ahead of our troops.

13 No one else was talking about the fact that Paul was in the news.

14 “Stop hitting poor old St. Paul—and give your heaviest raps on the head of every Nabob—man or woman—who does injustice to a human being—for the crime of color or sex!!”

15 So Alaska broke and told him that Marya and Paul were drunk and in her room right then.

16 I did not feel comfortable putting on a funny skit, so I asked Paul if he would play the piano.

17 After one of Paul’s speeches, a Quaker woman questioned her about her militancy.

18 Mam says ’tis all right for her to be begging at the St.Vincent de Paul Society for a docket for food but he can’t stick a few spuds in his pocket.

19 As we walked back to school, we tried to joke a little about the party on Friday, but we both knew we were just putting on a show and really thinking about Paul and Rashad.

20 Conventional big classes have become so diverse—in income, lifestyle, political views—that they have ceased to be classes at all, said Paul W. Kingston, a professor of sociology at the University of Virginia.