| 释义 |
lear
I. \ˈli(ə)r, -iə\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English leren, leeren, from Old English lǣran; akin to Old High German lēren to teach, Old Norse læra, Gothic laisjan to teach, Old English leornian to learn
1. archaic : to give instruction to : teach
2. archaic : learn
II. \ˈlēr\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English lere, from leren, leeren to teach
Scotland : lore; especially : knowledge gained through instruction
III. \ˈli(ə)r\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English layour, lyer, from Middle French lieure thickening for sauce, tie, bond, from Late Latin ligatura tie, bond — more at ligature
archaic : a thick sauce or gravy : a thickening for sauce or soups
IV.
variant of leer VI
V.
variant of lehr |