英语词源
- Momus (n.)
- "humorously disagreeable person," 1560s, from Latin, from Greek Momos, nme of the god of ridicule and sarcasm (Greek momos, literally "blame, ridicule, disgrace," of unknown origin); also used in English as personification of fault-finding and captious criticism.
权威例句
- 1. Momus is a Scottish art musician and writer.
- Momus是苏格兰的音乐家和作家.