meager是什么意思

meager

英美 ['mig?]

1. me + eager 我渴望。

解字：m+eager
說文：媽媽渴望見到兒子，導(dǎo)致～。/媽媽渴望變～。望眼欲穿。望穿秋水。

都說“為伊消得人憔悴”，而媽媽可以說為兒子消得人憔悴。
2. 諧音“靡哥”-----萎靡的哥哥、萎靡的人。

meager 少量且劣質(zhì)的

來自古法語maigre,薄的，來自拉丁語macrum,薄的，細的，長的，大的，來自PIE*makro,細長的，詞源同macro-.

meager (adj.): late 14c. (late 12c. as a surname), "lean, thin, emaciated" (of persons or animals), from Old French megre, maigre "thin" (12c.), from Latin macrum (nominative macer) "lean, thin" (source of Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian magro), from PIE *makro- (see macro-). Of material things (land, food, etc.) from early 15c. Cognate Germanic words (Old Norse magr "thin," Old High German magar, German mager, Middle Dutch magher, Dutch mager, Old English m?ger) come directly from the PIE root via Proto-Germanic *magras and are not from Latin.

1. His meager allotment of gas had to be saved for emergencies.: 他分到的那一點點煤氣必須留著急用。

2. He could not support his family on his meager salary.: 他靠微薄的工資無法養(yǎng)家.

4. Fustian can't disguise the author's meager plot.: 浮夸的文章掩飾不住這個作者的貧乏情節(jié)。

5. The state of knowledge about fracture surfaces is very meager.: 有關(guān)斷裂表面的知識非常缺乏.