| 释义 |
‖ Tag, n.3|taːk|
[Ger.]
= day n. 9 c. Usu. der Tag.
1914, etc. [see day n. 9 c]. 1914J. M. Barrie (title) Der Tag. 1916O. Seaman Made in England 35 For now the psychologic Tag has come To put the final lid on Christendom. 1918Times 9 Dec. 9/3 The wonderful day, the great Der Tag, Which Prussians had vow'd with unmannerly brag Should see Old England lower her flag. 1924J. Buchan Three Hostages ix. 125 We'll fix the 10th of June for Der Tag... The round-up of all must be simultaneous. 1939C. Day Lewis Child of Misfortune iii. iii. 290 You're saving it up for Der Tag... A time will come when those persons will be very sorry. 1966P. Flower Fiends of Family xvi. 187 ‘Der tag,’ Maggie said. ‘At long last, the day of the great adventure.’ 1975tr. Melchior's Sleeper Agent ii. 133 When der Tag comes, when his usefulness is Kaput, we'll slap him in detention. |