单词 | source |
释义 | source I. 1. a. < followed it from its source high in the mountains to its calmer reaches — London Calling > b. archaic < seven aqueducts brought water from distant sources to Rome — Charles Merivale > 2. a. (1) < reliance on local initiative … has always been a source of strength to American educational institutions — R.H.Wittcoff > < in almost all cases, the psychological source of cruel doctrines is fear — Bertrand Russell > < hills … are a source of scenic and recreational attraction — American Guide Series: Texas > (2) usually capitalized < felt close to the Source of all that is beautiful and true — Anna Kunz > b. (1) < brings us back to … the source of all significant artistic and intellectual effort — the struggles, aspirations, joys and sorrows of human beings — Irish Digest > < the principal source of the state's road funds was motor-vehicle fees — American Guide Series: Michigan > < dried skim milk is a good source of protein for hogs — Deerfield (Wis.) Independent > (2) < the source of this fresh modern outlook is the prime minister — William Clark > < documenting … heavily the writer's sources and his rational intentions — A.J.Guérard > (3) < sources close to the chief executive report he is planning to request the Legislature to approve state purchase — E.M.Mills > c. archaic < traced his source through the most Gothic gentlemen of Spain — Lord Byron > d. < it is desirable to have the light source accurately located — Terrell Croft > 3. < extensive work in the sources — official records, manuscripts, letters, diaries, old books, newspapers — W.G.Carleton > Synonyms: see origin II. III. IV. transitive verb 1. < metals sourced from outside the United States > 2. intransitive verb V. < source listing > |
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