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slaughter

英 ['slɔːtə] 美['slɔtɚ]
  • vt. 屠宰,屠杀;杀戮;使惨败
  • n. 屠宰,屠杀;杀戮;消灭
  • n. (Slaughter)人名;(英)斯劳特

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词态变化


第三人称单数: slaughters;过去式: slaughtered;过去分词: slaughtered;现在分词: slaughtering;

助记提示


1. slay => slaught- => slaughter.
2. slaughter―― 死+ 狂笑+人. 想想日本鬼子边杀人边笑的感觉.在大屠杀 vt.&n.屠杀,  屠宰
3. 词源:slay-屠杀,联想:sl-死拉死拉地,整词谐音“死老多”

中文词源


slaughter 屠宰,宰杀,屠杀

来自 slay,屠宰,宰杀,-ghter,名词后缀,比较 laughter.引申比喻义屠杀。

英文词源


slaughter
slaughter: [13] Slaughter was borrowed from Old Norse *slahtr, which went back to the same prehistoric Germanic base (*slakh- ‘strike’) that produced English slay. Old English appears to have had its own version of the word, *slæht, which survived into the 17th century as slaught. This forms the second syllable of onslaught [17], where it replaced the -slag in the borrowing from Middle Dutch aenslag (literally ‘onstriking’).
=> onslaught, slay
slaughter (n.)
c. 1300, "killing of a cattle or sheep for food, killing of a person," from a Scandinavian *slahtr, akin to Old Norse slatr "a butchering, butcher meat," slatra "to slaughter," slattr "a mowing" from Proto-Germanic *slukhtis, related to Old Norse sla "to strike" (see slay (v.)) + formative suffix (as in laugh/laughter). Meaning "killing of a large number of persons in battle" is attested from mid-14c. Old English had slieht "stroke, slaughter, murder, death; animals for slaughter;" as in sliehtswyn "pig for killing."
slaughter (v.)
1530s, "butcher an animal for market," from slaughter (n.). Meaning "slay wantonly, ruthlessly, or in great numbers" is from 1580s. Related: Slaughtered; slaughtering.

双语例句


1. The annual slaughter of wildlife in Italy is horrific.
在意大利,每年大量捕杀野生动物的现象令人震惊。

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2. The barbaric slaughter of whales is unnecessary and inhuman.
对鲸的野蛮屠杀既不必要也不人道。

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3. We follow their every word like lambs to the slaughter.
我们对他们完全言听计从。

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4. The slaughter of whales is unnecessary and inhuman.
屠杀鲸鱼是没有必要的也是不人道的。

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5. The cattle are being fattened for slaughter.
喂肥牛群以宰杀。

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