pearl
pearl 英 [pɜ:l] 美 [pɜrl]
n. 珍珠；
进行时:pearling 过去式:pearled 过去分词:pearled 第三人称单数:pearls 名词复数:pearls
- A pearl is a white, round gem formed inside an oyster or clam. Pearl can also refer to something that resembles the gem in color or shape, like a pearl of sweat that forms on your forehead when you're hot.
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- n. 珍珠；
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1. pearl Harbour Incident （1941， 12，7）
珍珠港事件
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2. a string of pearls
一挂珍珠
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3. a pearl necklace
珍珠项链
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4. pearl buttons
珍珠母钮扣
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5. pearls of dew on the grass
草上的露珠
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6. She is a pearl among women.
她是女中人杰。
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7. Thank you for those pearls of wisdom.
谢谢你的金玉良言。
- pearl (n.) mid-13c., from Old French perle (13c.) and directly from Medieval Latin perla (mid-13c.), of unknown origin. Perhaps from Vulgar Latin *pernula, diminutive of Latin perna, which in Sicily meant "pearl," earlier "sea-mussel," literally "ham, haunch, gammon," so called for the shape of the mollusk shells.
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