amour
amour 英 [əˈmʊə(r)] 美 [əˈmʊr]
n. 恋情；偷情，奸情
名词复数:amours
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- n. 恋情；偷情，奸情
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1. On the books of profane music which entered the convent, amour (love) was replaced by tambour (drum) or pandour.
在修院采用的世俗音乐教材里，amour（爱情）是用tambour（鼓）或pandour（强盗）代替的。
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2. Almost half of us have been romantically tied to someone from work, and many more would like to find amour in a neighboring cubicle.
差不多半数的人都曾与工作伙伴有过风花雪夜的罗曼史,而更多的人则倾向于与公司同事发展恋情.
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3. Actually I fell in "like", but his sweeping romantic gestures and dramatic language - tossing "amour, amour" around all the time - whirled me up in my first French "love" affair.
确切说我是“喜欢”上了他，但他那与生俱来的浪漫举止以及戏剧化的语言——总是呢喃着“爱情，爱情”,都让我在这第一段法国恋情中不能自拔。
- amour (n.) c. 1300, "love," from Old French amor "love, affection, friendship; loved one" (11c.), from Latin amor "love, affection, strong friendly feeling" (of feelings for sons or brothers, but it especially meant sexual love), from amare "to love" (see Amy). The accent shifted 15c.-17c. to the first syllable as the word became nativized, then shifted back as the sense "illicit love affair" became primary 17c. and the word was felt to be a euphemism.
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