vole: [19] A vole is etymologically a ‘fieldmouse’. The word is short for an earlier volemouse, which is assumed to have been borrowed from an unrecorded Norwegian compound *vollmus. The first element of this, voll ‘field’, was descended from Old Norse v?llr ‘field’, which in turn went back to prehistoric Germanic *walthus (source also of English weald [OE] and wold [OE] and German wald ‘forest’). It may be related ultimately to wild. The second element, mus, is the same word as English mouse. => weald, wold
vole (n.)
1828, short for vole-mouse (1805, in an Orkneys book), literally "field-mouse," with first element probably from Old Norse v?llr "field," from Proto-Germanic *walthuz (cognates: Icelandic v?llr, Swedish vall "field," Old English weald; see wold).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. A water vole swam vigorously upstream.
一只水鼠奮力向上游游去.
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2. Clean - cultivation reduces vole survival and reproduction.
無(wú)覆蓋耕作可減少田鼠的存活和繁殖.
來(lái)自辭典例句
3. The two vole species are not abundance than 99 % alike, genetically.
如就基因而言,這兩個(gè)物種超過(guò)99%的部份絕無(wú)二致.
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4. The two vole species are more than 99 % alike , genetically . WWW . DAGONG 8.
如就基因而言,這兩個(gè)物種超過(guò)99%的部分絕無(wú)二致.
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5. She went the vole and finally settled on teaching.