释义 |
abode I. past of abide II. \əˈbōd\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English abod waiting, stay, from abod, past of abiden to abide — more at abide 1. obsolete : act of waiting : delay : temporary stay 2. : continued stay in a place : residence, sojourn < during one's abode in the country > 3. : place where one abides or dwells : home < a cottage became their abode > III. verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: alteration (influenced by bode) of Middle English abeden to announce, from Old English ābēodan to command, proclaim, from ā- (perfective prefix) + bēodan to command, proclaim — more at abear, bid transitive verb obsolete : forebode, presage intransitive verb obsolete : to be ominous |