| 释义 |
for aye archaic or Scottish Forever: I shall treasure the memory for aye...- If we can do that, the banner of one nation can be unfurled by the warm breath of our various gods, sent to caress our souls - and to God be the glory for aye and for aye.
- The corresponding English proverb states: ‘He that would live for aye, Must eat sage in May.’
- He who has once been happy is for aye out of destruction's reach.
See parent entry: aye |