circa
circa 英 [ˈsɜ:kə] 美 [ˈsɜrkə]
prep. 大约于 adv. 大约
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1. It turns up in written English circa 1220 so it came with the French of the Norman Conquest which was built on Latin.
大约1220年它在书面英语中出现，它伴随着在诺尔曼征服中根植于拉丁文中的法语产生。
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2. Audrey Hepburn composes a letter in a palm grove, circa 1955. Hepburn loved nature, and preferred gardening and the quiet life to the glamourous parties of Hollywood.
大约在1955年拍摄，赫本在一片平静的树林里写信。赫本喜欢自然，相比好莱坞奢华的舞会，她跟喜欢园艺和平静生活。
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3. If Bruno had had the power to summon the future, his best shot at survival might have been to show his inquisitors the Web page of the Extrasolar Planets Encyclopedia, circa 2010.
如果布鲁诺能够召唤未来，他一定会在审判官面前打开大约2010年的系外行星百科全书的网页，这是他最大的生存机会。
- circa (adv.) "about, at or near (a given date)" when the exact time is unknown, 1856, from Latin circa (adv., prep.) "around, round about, near; in the region of; about the time of," alternative form of circum "round about" (see circum-).
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