akimbo是什么意思_akimbo怎么读_中英文释义(含例句用法)

akimbo: akimbo: [15] Akimbo was borrowed from Old Norse. Its original English spelling (which occurs only once, in the Tale of Beryn 1400) was in kenebowe, which suggests a probable Old Norse precursor *i keng boginn (never actually discovered), meaning literally ‘bent in a curve’ (Old Norse bogi is related to English bow); hence the notion of the arms sticking out at the side, elbows bent. When the word next appears in English, in the early 17th century, it has become on kenbow or a kenbo, and by the 18th century akimbo has arrived.
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akimbo: c. 1400, in kenebowe, of unknown origin, perhaps from Middle English phrase in keen bow "at a sharp angle," or from a Scandinavian word akin to Icelandic kengboginn "bow-bent," but this seems not to have been used in this exact sense. Many languages use a teapot metaphor for this, such as French faire le pot a deux anses "to play the pot with two handles."

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3. As follows: legs open, shoulder width, arms akimbo.: 方法如下: 两脚开立, 与肩同宽, 双手叉腰.

with arms akimbo 两手叉着腰

akimbo span 肘间距

in making 制造中, 建设中

be akin to 于…是同族,类似于…

speaking of 1.说到
2.足可称之为...的

taking in n.归拢<<缝>>

be the making of 成为...的基础, 是...的成功因素

in the making 在形成中,在酝酿中

the making of prep.成为...的基础

breaking in 【机】敲陷

akin to vt.与...类似

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