| 释义 |
searce
I. \ˈsərs\ noun
also search \-rch\
(plural searces also searches)
Etymology: Middle English saarce, sarche, from Middle French saas small sieve made of horsehair or bristles, from Medieval Latin setaceum, from Latin seta, saeta bristle — more at sinew
archaic : a fine sieve : strainer
II. transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English sarcen, from saarce, sarche, n.
archaic : sift, bolt |