hark
hark 英 [hɑ:k] 美 [hɑrk]
vi. 听（常用于命令句）
进行时:harking 过去式:harked 过去分词:harked 第三人称单数:harks 名词复数:harks
- Hark generally means to constantly go back to something in the past, but it can also mean "Listen!" — as in "Hark! The herald angels sing!"
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- vi. 听（常用于命令句）
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1. People of all ages ask me if there is something that can be done for them. They hark back to how things used to be.
各个年龄段的人都问我有什么办法可以有效地帮助他们，并且总是重复说他们原来如何如何。
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2. hark back to the stranger who appeared out of the gate into yesterday, then jumped back in the other side a day later to form a closed loop.
让我们再回到时空穿梭者的例子：他出现在进入昨天的时间之门外，接着跳回一天后的另一边，形成了一个封闭的循环。
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3. Rabbit feet as talismans may hark back to early Celtic tribes in Britain.
兔爪作为护身符可以追溯到英国早期的凯尔特部落。
- hark (v.) c. 1200, from Old English *heorcian "to hearken, listen," perhaps an intensive form from base of hieran (see hear). Compare talk/tale. Cognate with Old Frisian harkia "listen," Middle Dutch horken, Old High German horechon, German horchen. Used as a hunting cry to call attention. To hark back (1817) originally referred to hounds returning along a track when the scent has been lost, till they find it again (1814). Related: Harked; harking.
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