sling是什么意思

sling

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n. [機(jī)] 吊索；投石器；拋擲
vt. 用投石器投擲；吊起

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1. 《彈簧刀/彈弓刀》(Sling Blade): 電影名，曾獲69屆奧斯卡最佳改編劇本獎(jiǎng)。
2. 諧音“失靈”----投石器失靈了，不能扔石頭了，很可能是吊索出問題了。
3. stone + fling => sling.
4. 諧音“死扔、石扔(在一些方言中念“l(fā)ing”或者“l(fā)eng”)”。
5. 石扔 => *sreng => sling.
6. fling <===> sling.

中文詞源

sling 扔，擲，吊，掛，吊索，吊帶，投石器

來自古諾斯語 slyngva,扔，投擲，來自 Proto-Germanic*slingwana,旋轉(zhuǎn)，扭轉(zhuǎn)，來自 PIE*slenk, 扭轉(zhuǎn)，轉(zhuǎn)動(dòng)，可能來自 PIE*skel,彎，轉(zhuǎn)，相關(guān)于 PIE*sker,彎，轉(zhuǎn)，詞源同 shrimp,scoliosis. 引申諸相關(guān)詞義。

英文詞源

sling: sling: English has at least two distinct words sling, maybe more – the picture is far from clear. The first to appear was the verb, ‘throw’ [13]. This was probably borrowed from Old Norse slyngva, but as it originally meant specifically ‘throw with a sling’ there is clearly some connection with the noun sling ‘strap for throwing stones’ [13], whose immediate source was perhaps Middle Low German slinge. Sling ‘loop or strap for holding things’ [14] may be the same word, although there is no conclusive proof for this. Sling ‘spirit-based drink’ [18] first came on the scene in America, but its origins are unknown.
sling (n.1): c. 1300, "implement for throwing stones," from an unidentified continental Germanic source (such as Middle Low German slinge "a sling"); see sling (v.). The notion probably is of a sling being twisted and twirled before it is thrown. Sense of "loop for lifting or carrying heavy objects" first recorded early 14c. Meaning "piece of cloth tied around the neck to support an injured arm" is first attested 1720.
sling (v.): c. 1200, "to knock down" using a sling, later "to throw" (mid-13c.), especially with a sling, from Old Norse slyngva, from Proto-Germanic *slingwanan (cognates: Old High German slingan, German schlingen "to swing to and fro, wind, twist;" Old English slingan "to creep, twist;" Old Frisian slinge, Middle Dutch slinge, Old High German slinga, German Schlinge "sling;" Middle Swedish slonga "noose, knot, snare"), from PIE *slengwh "to slide, make slide; sling, throw." Meaning "to hang from one point to another" (as a hammock) is from 1690s. Related: Slung; slinging.
sling (n.2): sweetened, flavored liquor drink, 1807, American English, of unknown origin; perhaps literally "to throw back" a drink (see sling (v.)), or from German schlingen "to swallow."
sling (n.3): "act of throwing," 1520s, from sling (v.).

雙語例句

1. She was back at work with her arm in a sling.: 她胳膊上還吊著三角巾，就回來工作了。

2. Don't just sling your clothes on the floor.: 不要把衣服往地板上一扔就不管了。

3. The cylinder was lifted from the seabed in a sling.: 圓筒用吊索吊離海底.

4. The boy discharged a stone from a sling.: 這個(gè)男孩用彈弓射石頭.

5. She had her arm in a sling.: 她的胳臂吊在懸?guī)?

sling是什么意思

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