记忆方法
将“miser”想象成一个总是紧紧捂着钱包、对金钱斤斤计较的人。这种方法通过视觉联想帮助记住单词的含义，即吝啬鬼或守财奴。
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词族 · miser
词形变化
派生词
中文词源
miser 吝啬鬼，守财奴
来自拉丁语miser,可怜的，可悲的，悲惨的，可能来自希腊语misos,厌恶，讨厌，词源同misanthrope.后引申词义吝啬鬼，守财奴，因认为这类人是可悲人物的代表。
英语词源
- miser (n.)
- 1540s, "miserable person, wretch," from Latin miser (adj.) "unhappy, wretched, pitiable, in distress," of unknown origin. Original sense now obsolete; main modern meaning of "money-hoarding person" recorded 1560s, from presumed unhappiness of such people.
Besides general wretchedness, the Latin word connoted also "intense erotic love" (compare slang got it bad "deeply infatuated") and hence was a favorite word of Catullus. In Greek a miser was kyminopristes, literally "a cumin seed splitter." In Modern Greek, he might be called hekentabelones, literally "one who has sixty needles." The German word, filz, literally "felt," preserves the image of the felt slippers which the miser often wore in caricatures. Lettish mantrausis "miser" is literally "money-raker."
权威例句
- 1. I'm married to a miser.
- 我嫁给了一个守财奴。
- 2. The miser doesn't like to part with his money.
- 守财奴舍不得花他的钱.
- 3. The miser was untouched by the poor man's story.
- 那个吝啬鬼对那穷人的叙述无动于衷.
- 4. They say [ It is said that ] he's a miser.
- 据说他是一个小气鬼.
- 5. The miser was an incarnation of greed.
- 那个守财奴是贪婪的化身.