| 释义 |
py·thon·ic
\(ˈ)pī|thänik, in sense 1 “ or pə̇ˈth-\ adjective
also py·thon·i·cal \-nə̇kəl\
Etymology: pythonic from Late Latin pythonicus, from Greek Pythōn spirit of divination + Latin -icus -ic; pythonical from Late Latin pythonicus + English -al
1.
a. : of, relating to, or like a Pythian priestess or other pythoness
b. : pretending to foretell events : oracular
2. [Python, monstrous serpent killed by Apollo near Delphi (from Latin) + English -ic]
a. : of, relating to, or like a python
b. : huge, monstrous |