英语词源
- Erl-king (n.)
- 1797, in Scott's translation of Goethe, from German Erl-könig, fiend who haunts the depths of forests in German and Scandinavian poetic mythology, literally "alder-king;" according to OED, Herder's erroneous translation of Danish ellerkonge "king of the elves." Compare German Eller, Erle "alder" (see alder).
权威例句
- 1. He was eking out an existence on a few francs a day.
- 他每天就靠几法郎勉强度日。
- 2. She is eking out her income by working in the evenings.
- 她在晚上工作以增加收入.
- 3. They had to have some way of eking out a reasonable existence.
- 他们不得不辛辛苦苦地维持合理的生活.
- 4. He had been eking out a wretched existence, story - telling, or selling tobacco.
- 他辛辛苦苦地凑合着生活, 说书, 或者卖烟草.