romance
romance 英 [rəʊˈmæns] 美 [ˈroʊˈmæns]
n. 恋爱；罗漫史；风流韵事
进行时:romancing 过去式:romanced 过去分词:romanced 第三人称单数:romances 名词复数:romances
- Romance is the relationship between two lovers. Is there a romance blossoming between you and your lab partner, or is the assignment so hard you have to work together constantly?
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- n. 恋爱；罗漫史；风流韵事
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1. a holiday romance
假日浪漫史
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2. They had a whirlwind romance.
他们之间有过一段短暂的风流韵事。
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3. Spring is here and romance is in the air.
春天来了，到处洋溢着爱情的气息。
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4. How can you put the romance back into your marriage?
怎样才能使你的婚姻再次充满绵绵爱意呢？
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5. the romance of travel
旅行奇趣
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6. She's a compulsive reader of romances.
她热衷于阅读爱情故事。
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7. medieval romances
中世纪的传奇故事
- Romance (adj.) mid-14c., "French; in the vernacular language of France" (contrasted to Latin), from Old French romanz "French; vernacular," from Late Latin Romanice, from Latin Romanicus (see Roman). Extended 1610s to other modern tongues derived from Latin (Spanish, Italian, etc.); thus "pertaining to the languages which arose out of the Latin language of the provinces of Rome." Compare romance (n.).
- romance (n.) c. 1300, "a story, written or recited, of the adventures of a knight, hero, etc.," often one designed principally for entertainment," from Old French romanz "verse narrative" (Modern French roman), originally an adverb, "in the vernacular language," from Vulgar Latin *romanice scribere "to write in a Romance language" (one developed from Latin instead of Frankish), from Latin Romanicus "of or in the Roman style," from Romanus "Roman" (see Roman).
- romance (v.) late 14c., "recite a narrative," from Old French romancier "narrate in French; translate into French," from romanz (see romance (n.)). Later "invent fictitious stories" (1670s), then "be romantically enthusiastic" (1849); meaning "court as a lover" is from 1938, probably from romance (n.). Related: Romanced; romancing.
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