英语词汇“germanity”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

germanity¹

noun dʒəˈmanɪti

The quality or fact of being ‘german’ or closely related; the relationship of siblings or first cousins.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From classical Latin germānitāt-, germānitās relationship between brothers and sisters, affinity from germānus + -tās. Compare Middle French germanité relationship between siblings and also germaineté, in the same sense.

Germanity²

noun dʒəˈmanɪti

The qualities or characteristics attributed to or possessed by Germans, German, or Germany; German culture; the fact of being German.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edinburgh Monthly Review. From German + -ity.

germanity¹

noundʒəˈmanɪti

The quality or fact of being ‘german’ or closely related; the relationship of siblings or first cousins.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From classical Latin germānitāt-, germānitās relationship between brothers and sisters, affinity from germānus + -tās. Compare Middle French germanité relationship between siblings and also germaineté, in the same sense.

Germanity²

noundʒəˈmanɪti

The qualities or characteristics attributed to or possessed by Germans, German, or Germany; German culture; the fact of being German.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edinburgh Monthly Review. From German + -ity.

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释义	germanity¹ noun dʒəˈmanɪti The quality or fact of being ‘german’ or closely related; the relationship of siblings or first cousins. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From classical Latin germānitāt-, germānitās relationship between brothers and sisters, affinity from germānus + -tās. Compare Middle French germanité relationship between siblings and also germaineté, in the same sense. Germanity² noun dʒəˈmanɪti The qualities or characteristics attributed to or possessed by Germans, German, or Germany; German culture; the fact of being German. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edinburgh Monthly Review. From German + -ity. noun.1 noun.2 germanity¹ noundʒəˈmanɪti The quality or fact of being ‘german’ or closely related; the relationship of siblings or first cousins. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From classical Latin germānitāt-, germānitās relationship between brothers and sisters, affinity from germānus + -tās. Compare Middle French germanité relationship between siblings and also germaineté, in the same sense. Germanity² noundʒəˈmanɪti The qualities or characteristics attributed to or possessed by Germans, German, or Germany; German culture; the fact of being German. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Edinburgh Monthly Review. From German + -ity. noun.1 noun.2
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