lame是什么意思,lame怎么读


lame基本信息

读法:英 [leɪm] 美 [lem]

释义:

  • adj. 跛足的;僵痛的;不完全的;无说服力的;差劲的,蹩脚的
  • vi. 变跛
  • vt. 使跛;使成残废
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    英英释义

    Noun:

  • someone who doesn"t understand what is going on
  • a fabric interwoven with threads of metal;"she wore a gold lame dress"
  • Adjective:
  • pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness;"a feeble excuse"
    "a lame argument"
  • disabled in the feet or legs;"a crippled soldier"
    "a game leg"
  • Verb:
  • deprive of the use of a limb, especially a leg;"The accident has crippled her for life"
  • 中英词源

    lame 跛的

    来自PIE*lem,击,打,词源同lam,lambaste.引申词义打跛,跛的。

    lame 金银锦缎

    来自拉丁语lamina,层,薄片,词源同laminate,omelet.用于指金银锦缎织物。

    lame
    lame: [OE] Prehistoric Germanic had an adjective *lamon which meant ‘weak-limbed’, and seems to have originated in a base which meant something like ‘break by hitting’ (English lam ‘hit’ [16], as in ‘lam into someone’, and its derivative lambaste [17] probably come from the same source). In the modern Germanic languages it has diversified into two strands of meaning: Dutch, Swedish, and Danish lam denote mainly ‘paralysed’, a sense also present in German lahm, while English lame has taken the path of ‘limping, crippled’.
    => lam, lambaste
    lame (n.)
    "silk interwoven with metallic threads," 1922, from French lame, earlier "thin metal plate (especially in armor), gold wire; blade; wave (of the sea)," from Middle French lame, from Latin lamina, lamna "thin piece or flake of metal."
    lame (adj.)
    Old English lama "crippled, lame; paralytic, weak," from Proto-Germanic *lamon (cognates: Old Norse lami, Dutch and Old Frisian lam, German lahm "lame"), "weak-limbed," literally "broken," from PIE root *lem- "to break; broken," with derivatives meaning "crippled" (cognates: Old Church Slavonic lomiti "to break," Lithuanian luomas "lame"). In Middle English, "crippled in the feet," but also "crippled in the hands; disabled by disease; maimed." Sense of "socially awkward" is attested from 1942. Noun meaning "crippled persons collectively" is in late Old English.
    lame (v.)
    "to make lame," c. 1300, from lame (adj.). Related: Lamed; laming.

    词态变化

    比较级 lamer;
    最高级 lamest;
    名词 lameness;

    权威造句

    1. He mumbled some lame excuse about having gone to sleep.
    他含含糊糊地找了个蹩脚的借口,想要解释自己为什么睡着了。

    来自柯林斯例句

    2. Scott"s muscle atrophied, his leg became stunted, and he was left lame.
    斯科特的肌肉萎缩,一条腿发育不完全,成了个瘸子。

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    3. Look, I"m not one of your lame ducks.
    听着,我可不像你手下的那些废物。

    来自柯林斯例句

    4. All our theories sound pretty lame.
    我们的理论似乎全都站不住脚。

    来自柯林斯例句

    5. He tried to justify his absence with lame excuses.
    他想用站不住脚的借口为自己的缺席辩解.

    来自《简明英汉词典》

    近反义词

  • crippled
  • disabled
  • poor
  • weak
  • 相似短语

  • lame excuse 理由不足的辩解漏洞百出的借口
  • lame joke 冷笑话
  • go lame 变成瘸子
  • lame check 【经】 有缺陷的支票
  • lame constant 【计】 拉梅常数
  • lame function 【计】 拉梅函数
  • lame cheque 缺点支票
  • walk lame 一瘸一拐地走
  • lame apology 理由不足的辩解漏洞百出的借口
  • lame duck n. 1. 无用的人(或物),残废人,破船2. <美> 任期将满而未能重新当选的官员、议员3. 无力偿债者,无法维持的企业,不太成功而需要帮助的人或机构跛脚鸭。鸭子走起路来一摇三
  • 单词分析

    这两个动词均含“使跛,使残废”之意。
    lame普通用词,指因受伤或本身的生理缺陷而使人的身体致残,着重行走时的不便。
    cripple正式用词,语气较强。多指因伤、体弱或疾病等所导致的永久性残废,常为肢体不全,行走不便,甚至移动身体也困难。

    记忆方法

    1. lame=累母,瘸子一辈子连累母亲。

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