| 释义 |
leet
I. noun
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Etymology: from (assumed) Middle English, from Old English gelǣte, from lǣtan to let — more at let
obsolete : a place where roads meet or cross : intersection
II. \ˈlēt\ noun
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Etymology: Middle English lete, from Anglo-French lete or Medieval Latin leta
1. : court leet
2. : the jurisdictional district of a court leet
III. noun
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Etymology: Middle English (Scots) lite
chiefly Scotland : a list of candidates
IV. \ˈlēt\ noun
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Etymology: origin unknown
dialect Britain : stack, pile
V.
dialect England
variant of light |