crone

英 [krəʊn] 美[kron]

英英释义实用场景例句

近义词fury

畅通词汇

复数: crones;

crone　枯容（面容枯槁）　= 皱皮老太婆。

crone 丑陋的老太婆

词源同carrion, 腐肉。

crone: crone: [14] Crone has a rather macabre history. Essentially it is the same word as carrion. It began life in Latin carō ‘flesh’, which had a Vulgar Latin derivative *carōnia ‘carcass’. In Old Northern French this became carogne, which was applied metaphorically to a withered old woman (English carrion comes from the Anglo-Norman form caroine). Middle Dutch borrowed the word as croonje, applying it additionally to old ewes, and passed it on to English.
=> carrion
crone (n.): late 14c., from Anglo-French carogne, from Old North French carogne, term of abuse for a cantankerous or withered woman, literally "carrion," from Vulgar Latin *caronia (see carrion).

Even if he is a youth of twenty he moves like an ancient crone.: 他即使是二十岁的青年,行动起来也象个干瘪的老太婆.

Nearly 10,000 people crone submitted job applications, Johnson said, and about 220 will staff the store.: 约翰逊说已经有将近1万人递交了求职申请, 该店将雇佣大约220人.

You are the third moon aspect as the Hag, Dark Moon, or the Crone.: 您以冥月, 或沧桑的老妇展现月的第三种形态.

Kant and Crone are the watersheds in the field of human art philosophy.: 在人类艺术哲学领域中,康德和克罗齐均为承上启下的,具有转折性意义的人物.

The crone lifts her wrinkled finger and drops it ominously on the Death card.: 这个干瘦的老太婆伸出她褶皱的手指,带着凶兆落在死神这样牌上.