| 释义 |
far-come, a.|fɑːkʌm|
[f. far adv. + come ppl. a.]
That has come from a distance.
.... Laws Ine xx. Feor cumen [MS. cuman; v.r. -cund] man. 1590Spenser F.Q. i. iii. 32 His ship farre come. 1675Hobbes Odyssey xiv. 399 His far-come friend to entertain withal. 1819L. Hunt Indicator No. 7 (1822) I. 53 Gilbert Becket took to his arms..his far-come princess. |