Saxon
Saxon 英 [ˈsæksn] 美 [ˈsæksən]
n. 撒克逊人 adj. 撒克逊人的
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- n. 撒克逊人
- adj. 撒克逊人的
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1. Just why is there so much debt in the Anglo-Saxon world?
在盎格鲁-撒克逊人的世界里，为什么会有那么多债务呢？
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2. All men and women, rich and poor, white or colored, Anglo-Saxon or Latino, are to have the equal protection of equal laws.
所有男人、女人、富人、穷人、白人、有色人、盎格鲁萨克逊人或拉丁人，都享有平等法律的平等保护。
- Saxon (n.) c. 1200, from Late Latin Saxonem (nominative Saxo; also source of French Saxon, Spanish Sajon, Italian Sassone), usually found in plural Saxones, probably from a West Germanic tribal name (represented by Old English Seaxe, Old High German Sahsun, German Sachse "Saxon"), traditionally regarded as meaning literally "warrior with knives" (compare Old English seax, Old Frisian, Old Norse sax "knife, short sword, dagger," Old High German Saxnot, name of a war-god), from Proto-Germanic *sahsam "knife," from PIE root *sek- "to cut." But Watkins considers this doubtful.
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