wend
wend 英 [wend] 美 [wɛnd]
vt. 走；前进 vi. 走；行
进行时:wending 过去式:wended 过去分词:wended 第三人称单数:wends
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- vt. 走；前进
- vi. 走；行
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1. The rivers then wend their separate ways before reaching the sea in very different places: the Salween in Myanmar, the Mekong in southern Vietnam and the Yangzi near Shanghai.
三条大河随之分道，在完全不同的三个地方入海：怒江流经缅甸入海，湄公河流进越南南部入海，而扬子江的入海口在上海附近。
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2. These are the traditional products of the small towns in south Louisiana, sold along narrow roads that wend their way through land so low it seems to sag into the water.
在路易斯安那州的南部小镇，这些传统产品琳琅满目，布满狭窄的道路，有的沿着弯曲凹陷的小道伸展到海滩。
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3. Good to know you tell them, and continue to move on following them as they wend through the cloud paths.
你告诉他们听到这样的话你很高兴，当他们顺着云朵穿行时，你跟着他们继续前行。
- Wend (n.) member of a Slavic people of eastern Germany, 1610s (implied in Wendish), from German Wende, from Old High German Winida, related to Old English Winedas "Wends," of uncertain origin. Perhaps ultimately from Celtic *vindo- "white," or from PIE *wen-eto- "beloved," from root *wen- (1) "to desire, strive for." Related: Wendish.
- wend (v.) "to proceed on," Old English wendan "to turn, direct, go; convert, translate," from Proto-Germanic *wanjan (source also of Old Saxon wendian, Old Norse venda, Swedish vända, Old Frisian wenda, Dutch wenden, German wenden, Gothic wandjan "to turn"), causative of PIE *wendh- "to turn, wind, weave" (see wind (v.1)). Surviving only in to wend one's way, and in hijacked past tense form went. Originally weak; strong past participle is from c. 1200.
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