viva

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvivavi‧va1 /ˈvaɪvə/ (also viva voce) noun [countable] British English a spoken examination taken at the end of a university courseExamples from the Corpusviva• In May she came to Oxford for her D. Phil viva.• Remember vivas and interviews; candidates dig their own pits quite happily, with minimal help from the examiners.vivavi‧va2 /ˈviːvə/ interjection PRAISEused to show that you approve of someone and want them to continue to exist or be successfulExamples from the Corpusviva• Viva Mandela!Origin viva (1600-1700) Italian “long live!”, from vivere “to live”, from Latin; → VIVID viva1 (1800-1900) viva voce

单词	viva
释义	viva From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvivavi‧va1 /ˈvaɪvə/ (also viva voce) noun [countable] British English a spoken examination taken at the end of a university courseExamples from the Corpusviva• In May she came to Oxford for her D. Phil viva.• Remember vivas and interviews; candidates dig their own pits quite happily, with minimal help from the examiners.vivavi‧va2 /ˈviːvə/ interjection PRAISEused to show that you approve of someone and want them to continue to exist or be successfulExamples from the Corpusviva• Viva Mandela!Origin viva (1600-1700) Italian “long live!”, from vivere “to live”, from Latin; → VIVID viva1 (1800-1900) viva voce
随便看	inimicalis inimicus inimitable iniquities iniquitous iniquity iniquity iniquité inire initial initial offer initial period initial phase initial point of contact initial price initial public offer initial public offering initial stage initial stage/phase/period initial yield initialis initialise initialize initially initials