| 释义 |
-phil
I. \ˌfil\ noun combining form
or -phile \ˌfīl\
(-s)
Etymology: French -phile, from Greek -philos, from philos beloved, dear, loving
: one that loves : lover : one having a fondness or affinity for or a strong attraction to
< acidophil >
< hemophile >
< bibliophile >
< Anglophile >
II. adjective combining form
or -phile \“\
Etymology: New Latin -philus, from Latin, from Greek philos beloved, dear, loving
: loving : having a fondness or affinity for
< hemophile >
< Francophil >
< negrophile >
< organophile > |