ember
ember 英 [ˈembə(r)] 美 [ˈɛmbɚ]
n. 灰烬，余烬
名词复数:embers
- An ember is a little piece of wood or coal in a fire that's dying. Embers are hot and glowing. When the fire is out and the embers are glowing, it’s time to call it a night.
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- n. 灰烬，余烬
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1. Better, so it is said, to sprinkle salt on them or touch them with a hot ember until the disengage and fall off.
更好的办法是在伤口上撒点盐，或者用热余烬烫它们直到它们自行松开掉落。
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2. the warmness( warmth) of ember is on my face,the surroundings are dark,the startlit sky is above my head.i feel i became an original prodecesor
脸上是余烬的温暖，周围是暗夜，头上是星光闪烁的夜空，我感到自己变成了原始时期的先民。
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3. STEVE ember: NASA officials have announced plans to launch a spacecraft to a nearby asteroid in twenty sixteen. Asteroids are the rocky remains from the collapse of a solar nebula.
STEVE EMBER:美国宇航局的官员已经宣布，2016年前，将在一颗近地小行星上发射航天器，这些小行星是恒星云坍塌后留下的岩石组合物，45亿年前，巨大的气体星云发生坍塌，形成了我们今天的太阳和行星。
- ember (n.) "small, live coal," Old English æmerge "ember," merged with or influenced by Old Norse eimyrja, both from Proto-Germanic *aim-uzjon- "ashes" (source also of Middle Low German emere, Old High German eimuria, German Ammern); a compound from *aima- "ashes" (from PIE root *ai- (2) "to burn;" see edifice) + *uzjo- "to burn" (from PIE root *heus- "to burn;" source also of Sanskrit osati "to burn, scorch," usna- "hot;" Greek euo "to singe;" Latin urere "to burn, singe;" Old Norse usli, Old English ysle "hot ashes," Old Norse ysja "fire"). The -b- is unetymological.
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