2012年3月20日 星期二

2012_03_20 vernal \VUR-nl\, adjective:春分

Word of the Day for Tuesday, March 20, 2012
vernal \VUR-nl\, adjective:
1. Appearing or occurring in spring.
2. Of or pertaining to spring.
3. Appropriate to or suggesting spring; springlike.
4. Belonging to or characteristic of youth.
By and by a bird piped in the garden; the shriek of a swallow made itself heard from a distance; the vernal day was beginning to stir from the light…
 -- William Dean Howells, A Foregone Conclusion
Where are you trampling vernal blooms?
 -- Alexander Pushkin, Eugene Onegin
Vernal stems from the Latin word vernus meaning "pertaining to spring." It is related to the word "verdant."
春分\ VUR的-NL\,形容詞

1。出現發生在春天
2。有關春天
3。適當或暗示春天; springlike
4。屬於青年特點

管道在花園裡,燕子的尖叫聲使自己聽到從遠處;春分開始騷動......
- 威廉·迪安·豪厄爾斯已成定局

你在哪裡踐踏春天開花
- 亞歷山大·普希金,尤金

春分拉丁詞vernus意義有關的春天它涉及到單詞蔥蘢”。

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