archer
archer 英 [ˈɑ:tʃə(r)] 美 [ˈɑrtʃə(r)]
n. 弓箭手
名词复数:archers
- If you enjoy shooting arrows at a target with a bow, you can call yourself an archer. Some archers compete in the Olympics.
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- n. 弓箭手
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1. He's an archer, I think.
我觉得他是一个弓箭手。
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2. BLOCK: An archer, yeah, he's a big one, a big, bright one.
布洛克：一个弓箭手，是的，他是个巨大的，明亮的弓箭手。
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3. "Ah, if only you and Louisa went out more!" sighed Mrs. archer.
“唉，要是你和路易莎多出去走走就好了！” 阿切尔太太叹息道。
- archer (n.) "one who shoots arrows from a (long) bow," late 13c., from Anglo-French archer, Old French archier "archer; bow-maker," from Late Latin arcarius, alteration of Latin arcuarius "maker of bows," from arcus "bow" (see arc (n.)). (The classical Latin word was arquites "archers;" the Greeks shunned archery as an unmanly tactic, and the Romans seem to have had little appreciation for it until their later encounters with mounted barbarian archers). Also a 17c. name for the bishop in chess. As a type of tropical fish, 1834, from its shooting drops of water at insects.
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