obedience
英 [əˈbiː.di.əns]
美 [oʊˈbiː.di.əns]
- n. 顺从;服从;遵守
- n. (Obedience)人名;(英)奥贝丁丝
将“obedience”分解为“ob-edi-ence”。联想“ob-”像是“obstacle”(障碍),而“edi-”则与“easy”(容易)相似。将“obstacle”和“easy”组合,想象克服障碍变得容易,这样就形成了“遵从、顺从”的含义。
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- obedience (n.)
- c. 1200, "submission to a higher power or authority," from Old French obedience "obedience, submission" (12c.) and directly from Latin oboedientia "obedience," noun of quality from oboedientem (nominative oboediens); see obedient. In reference to dog training from 1930.
- 1. Obedience by women towards men is a remnant of religious teaching.
- 女人对男人的顺从是宗教教义的残迹。
- 2. They command the respect and obedience of the armed forces.
- 他们要求武装部队尊重上级,服从指挥。
- 3. Isabella had been taught unquestioning obedience.
- 伊莎贝拉被要求无条件服从。
- 4. Soldiers act in obedience to the orders of their superior officers.
- 士兵们遵照上级军官的命令行动.
- 5. They were evidently trying to frighten the public into obedience.
- 很明显,他们是要吓唬众人服从.