"native of Denmark," from Danish Daner (replacing Old English Dene (plural)); used in Old English of Northmen generally. Perhaps ultimately from a source related to Old High German tanar "sand bank," in reference to their homeland; or from Proto-Germanic *den- "low ground," for the same reason.
Applied 1774 to a breed of large dogs. Danegeld not known by that name in Old English, or until 1086, long after the end of the Viking depredations. Supposedly originally a tax to pay for protection from the Northmen (either to outfit defensive armies or to buy peace). Danelaw (c.1050) was the Danish law in force over that large part of England under Viking rule after c.878; the application to the land itself is modern (1837).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. However, Pre - S 1 is located on Dane granule and is a reliable indicator of replication.
但 Pre -S1存在于Dane顆粒上,是復(fù)制的可靠標(biāo)識(shí).
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2. The whole HBV particle is Dane particle, and it is a 42 nm global particle.
完整的HBV顆粒為42nm大小的球形顆粒, 即Dane顆粒.
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3. The antibody against Dane particles wasdetected in sera of 2 acute hepatitis cases.
檢測(cè)結(jié)果有2例急性乙肝病人血清中測(cè)出Dane抗體.
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4. She poured some water into a plastic bowl. Faust, her Great Dane, lapped it up with relish.
她往一個(gè)塑料碗里倒了一些水，她的大丹犬福斯特便美滋滋地舔起來(lái)。
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5. Meggie would enrich the postal service with letters every day, at least to Dane.