Latin

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Languages, Nationality & raceLatinLat‧in1 /ˈlætɪn $ ˈlætn/ noun 1 [uncountable]SLL the language used in ancient Rome2 [countable]SAN someone from Latin America3 [countable] someone from a southern European country whose language developed from Latin, for example Spain, Portugal, or ItalyExamples from the CorpusLatin• William Stearn, author of Botanical Latin.• At seventy-four, he published humorous verse in Latin.• On 11 September 1962, Pope John broadcast to the world in Latin.• To those few students of Latin who express a particular interest.• They were sure Latin would make it harder. Related topics: Languages, Nationality & race, GeographyLatinLatin2 adjective 1 SLLrelating to the Latin language a Latin inscription2 SANSGfrom or relating to South America Latin music3 from or relating to southern European countries whose languages developed from Latin, for example Spain, Portugal, or ItalyExamples from the CorpusLatin• Walls are covered with grainy blow-ups of sleek-jawed Latin athletes.• He was big on Latin culture.• The Latin names of the gods are used.• They gathered in the Latin Quarter in their thousands.Origin Latin2 (900-1000) Latin Latinus “of Latium, Roman”, from Latium ancient country of Italy

单词	Latin
释义	Latin From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Languages, Nationality & raceLatinLat‧in1 /ˈlætɪn $ ˈlætn/ noun 1 [uncountable]SLL the language used in ancient Rome2 [countable]SAN someone from Latin America3 [countable] someone from a southern European country whose language developed from Latin, for example Spain, Portugal, or ItalyExamples from the CorpusLatin• William Stearn, author of Botanical Latin.• At seventy-four, he published humorous verse in Latin.• On 11 September 1962, Pope John broadcast to the world in Latin.• To those few students of Latin who express a particular interest.• They were sure Latin would make it harder. Related topics: Languages, Nationality & race, GeographyLatinLatin2 adjective 1 SLLrelating to the Latin language a Latin inscription2 SANSGfrom or relating to South America Latin music3 from or relating to southern European countries whose languages developed from Latin, for example Spain, Portugal, or ItalyExamples from the CorpusLatin• Walls are covered with grainy blow-ups of sleek-jawed Latin athletes.• He was big on Latin culture.• The Latin names of the gods are used.• They gathered in the Latin Quarter in their thousands.Origin Latin2 (900-1000) Latin Latinus “of Latium, Roman”, from Latium ancient country of Italy
随便看	feel obliged to do something feel offended feel on etc feel on etc for feel on top of the world feel out feel peculiar over all peculiar feel peculiar/come over all peculiar feel pulse feel ready for feel resentment feel rotten feel rough feel sad feel seasick feel sick feel sick to your stomach feel small feel smooth etc feel smooth/cold/damp etc feel somebody ↔ out feel somebody ↔ up feel somebody/something do something feel sorry for feel sorry for yourself