| 释义 |
ˈman-folk poet.
[man n.1]
People, human beings, men.
1875W. Morris tr. Virgil's æneid xii. 825 Let not that manfolk shift their tongue, or cast their garb aside. 1887― tr. Homer's Odyssey 111. 252 Amid other dwellings of manfolk. Ibid. 1. 393 Of all that befalleth manfolk dost thou deem it the evillest thing? |