| 释义 |
angareb, -eeb, -ep|ˈæŋgəreɪb|
Also -er-, -ib.
[Native name.]
A stretcher or light bedstead used by the Arabs, and in Egypt and the Sudan.
1867S. W. Baker Nile Trib. Abyssinia viii. 182 The angareps, or native bedsteads,..are simple frameworks upon legs, covered with a network of raw hide. 1885Daily News 3 July 5/4 Camels..heavily laden with angerebs transversely placed and resting on the flank upon a huge box. 1900Conan Doyle Green Flag 329 He lay upon his angareeb still debating it. 1925Blackw. Mag. Sept. 424/2 The harassed native Bimbashi sought his angerib. |