| 释义 |
sturt
I. \ˈstərt\ noun
Etymology: Middle English, contention, wrangling, alteration of strut, strout contention, combat; akin to Middle High German strūz combat, Old English strūtian to exert oneself — more at strut
chiefly Scotland : disturbance, trouble
< amid the sturt of war — Edinburgh Review >
< memories of early sturt and strife — John Buchan >
II. verb
Etymology: Middle English sturten to fight, wrangle, from sturt, n.
chiefly Scotland : startle, stir, vex, annoy |