英语词汇“derring-do”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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Derring-do is a quirky holdover from Middle English that came to occupy its present place in the language by a series of mistakes and misunderstandings. In Middle English, dorring don meant simply "daring to do." The phrase was misprinted as derrynge do in a 15th-century work by poet John Lydgate, and Edmund Spenser took it up from there. (A glossary to Spenser's work defined it as "manhood and chevalrie.") Literary author Sir Walter Scott and others brought the noun into modern use.

Word History

Etymology

Middle English dorring don daring to do, from dorring (gerund of dorren to dare) + don to do

First Known Use

1579, in the meaning defined above

单词	derring-do
释义	derring-do noun der·ring-do ˌder-iŋ-ˈdü ˌde-riŋ- : daring action : daring deeds of derring-do Did you know? Derring-do is a quirky holdover from Middle English that came to occupy its present place in the language by a series of mistakes and misunderstandings. In Middle English, dorring don meant simply "daring to do." The phrase was misprinted as derrynge do in a 15th-century work by poet John Lydgate, and Edmund Spenser took it up from there. (A glossary to Spenser's work defined it as "manhood and chevalrie.") Literary author Sir Walter Scott and others brought the noun into modern use. Word History Etymology Middle English dorring don daring to do, from dorring (gerund of dorren to dare) + don to do First Known Use 1579, in the meaning defined above
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