murk
英 [mɜːk]
美 [mɝk]
- n. 黑暗；阴沉，阴郁
- adj. 阴郁的；黑暗的
- n. (Murk)人名；(德)穆尔克
murk 阴暗，昏暗来自PIE*mer,闪光，闪烁，词源同morning,morrow.引申词义昏暗，黑暗。
- murk (n)
- c. 1300, myrke, from Old Norse myrkr "darkness," from Proto-Germanic *merkwjo- (cognates: Old English mirce "murky, black, dark; murkiness, darkness," Danish mǿrk "darkness," Old Saxon mirki "dark"); cognate with Old Church Slavonic mraku, Serbo-Croatian mrak, Russian mrak "darkness;" Lithuanian merkti "shut the eyes, blink," from PIE *mer- "to flicker" (see morn). Murk Monday was long the name in Scotland for the great solar eclipse of March 29, 1652 (April 8, New Style).
- 1. All of a sudden a tall old man in a black cloak loomed out of the murk.
- 一位身着黑斗篷的高个儿老者突然从暗处闪了出来。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Longing for full knowledge, one must chart route through the murk of unknowing.
- 有时由于渴望取得全面了解, 还必须在一片无知的混沌之中开出一条路子来.
来自辞典例句
