英语释义

• of or pertaining to the ancient Teutons or their languages;

  "Teutonic peoples such as Germans and Scandinavians and British"

  "Germanic mythology"

• of a more or less German nature; somewhat German;

  "Germanic peoples"

  "his Germanic nature"

  "formidable volumes Teutonic in their thoroughness"

• a branch of the Indo-European family of languages; members that are spoken currently fall into two major groups: Scandinavian and West Germanic

• of or relating to the language of Germans;

  "the Germanic sound shifts"

片语

Germanic Museum博物馆

Germanic group日耳曼语族

germanic degrees德国度

germanic way日耳曼道路

germanic oxide二氧化锗

germanic norfloxacin氟哌酸锗

north germanic the northern family of Germanic languages that are spoken in Scandinavia and Iceland

同义词： Scandinavian Scandinavian language Nordic Norse North Germanic language

west germanic西日尔曼语支

Germanic FolkloreGermanic folklore is recorded folklore of the Germanic people It is often used as a starting point for the reconstruction of a Common Germanic mythology:

Germanic armors德军装甲车辆资料集锦

英汉例句

• Nevertheless, the rules of the euro zone—supposedly based on a Germanic vision of budgetary discipline and an independent European Central Bank (ECB)—are clearly in flux.

  然而，欧元区的规则-----假定基于德国的有纪律的预算幻想和独立的欧洲中心银行（ECB）----这明显变化不定。

• The gradual spread of Germanic tribes from southern Russia to England, and thence to San Francisco, had similar motives.

  日耳曼部族从俄罗斯的南部渐渐扩散到英格兰，最后到旧金山，也是出于相同的动机。

• But archaeological evidence suggests that at least some post-Roman settlements adopted Germanic fashions in pottery and clothing and burial practices;

  但是考古学的证据表明，至少有一部分后罗马时代的遗迹的葬俗都采取了日耳曼式的，从陶器和衣物的埋藏形式便能充分的反映；

• Our English word comes from Germanic stock because it appears in Old English pretty early, back before the year 700.

  这个英语词汇源于日耳曼语系，因为它出现在古英语的早期，可追溯到公元700年。

• The nature of the hoard accords with the militarism of the Germanic tribes, which was impressive even to the military-minded Romans.

  这个窖藏的性质与日耳曼部落的尚武精神一致，连具有着深厚的尚武性的罗马人，对他们的尚武精神都印象深刻。

• Ethnically, the Portuguese people are a combination of several ethnicities: pre-Roman Iberian and Celtic tribes with Romans and Germanic tribes.

  从族种上看，葡萄牙人综合了几个民族：前罗马伊比利亚族和凯尔特族与罗马族和日尔曼族。

• Because of the climate and the Germanic origins of many of its early people, the UK has been a traditionally beer drinking rather than a wine drinking country.

  由于气候和日耳曼起源及其早期的许多人，英国一直是传统上喝啤酒，而不是葡萄酒的饮用国。

• This word had been part of English since the Germanic peoples came across the English channel in around 450.

  自从日耳曼人在公元450年左右横跨英吉利海峡来到这片土地，这个单词就进入了英语。

• English began as one of several obscure languages spoken by illiterate Germanic tribesmen in the mists of northern Europe.

  英语起初是北欧一些未受过教育的日尔曼部落人员讲的几种含糊语言中的一种。

• This was from Old English and Germanic roots.

  「道路」、「路径」的词根来自古英语和日耳曼语。

• Ms Sanders’s book is a biography, not of the modern German language proper, but of the Germanic languages and the people who speak them.

  準确地说，这部作品并不是在讲述现代德语的发展，而是一部日耳曼语言及其民族的发展历史。

• The Germanic pronunciations of Old English broke a bunch of rules that the alphabet was supposed to observe in Latin and so Old English speakers decided they needed a new letter to make the W sound.

  古英语的日耳曼用户（在使用这套字母时）打翻了一堆的拉丁语对字母发音的规则，于是古英语的使用者们决定他们需要一个新的字母来发W的音。

• Frolic first appeared in English in the 16th century and came from Germanic roots.

  frolic在16世纪第一次出现在英语中，词根来源于日耳曼语。

• English, as most linguists know, is really a Creole language that has jettisoned most of its formerly Germanic character.

  大部分的语言学家都知道，英语已经抛弃了它大部分日耳曼的特征，它其实是一种混合语言。

• But there was a Middle English stut that came before with the same meaning, and that can be traced to Germanic roots.

  不过，在此之前，有个中世纪英语单词stut具有同样的含义，而且可以追溯到日耳曼语根源。

• Germanic invaders entered Britain on the east and south coasts in the 5th century.

  日耳曼入侵者在公元5世界通过英国东海岸和南海岸进入英国。

• It came to English from Latin and shows up in a bunch of other Germanic languages as well.

  它从拉丁语进入英语，而且它也在其他一些日耳曼语言中出现。

• The invading Germanic tribes spoke similar languages, which in Britain developed into what we now call Old English.

  入侵英国的这几个日耳曼部落，其语言基本相近，这些语言的融合形成了我们现在称的古语言。

• While the wise Old English had ditched w, the French had adopted it, particularly the French with some kind of Germanic roots.

  而聪明的古英语抛弃了W时，法国人却把它拿来用了，特别有是有德国血统的法国人。

• It, as most Old English words, came from Germanic and like the modern German word for squirrel essentially means 「oak horn.」

  正如大部分古英语词，它来自于日耳曼语，跟现代德语中松鼠这个词一样，实际上是「橡树喇叭」的意思。

• In the darkest days of the Middle Ages, a Germanic king adapted the rigid metal stirrups used in Asia, making them instead from flexible leather.

  在中世纪最黑暗的时期，一位日耳曼国王开始采用来自亚洲地区的坚硬金属马镫来代替柔软的皮革马蹬。

• Alsace is a cultural hybrid with its Germanic dialect and French sense of fashion, its love of foie gras and fine wine, beer and sauerkraut.

  阿尔萨斯是一种融合了日耳曼方言和法国时尚触觉的文化，热爱鹅肝和美酒、啤酒和(德国)泡菜。

• As such it is an ingenious telling of just how German emerged from the primordial Germanic soup, and how many other ways it could have been if, say, Luther had been born 100 miles farther north.

  这种处理令本书巧妙地阐明了，德语究竟史如何从最初的日耳曼语杂汤中诞生出来的，同时令人看清了，假如路德出生地比当时再偏北100英里的话，德语可能呈现出的各种不同面目。

• Now that this taboo has been breached, the euro zone should start thinking about how best to arrange the departure of those that cannot, or will not, live by Germanic rules.

  既然这项禁忌已经被打破了，欧元区应该开始考虑，如何安排那些不能，或者不愿，按德国规定来行事的国家的退出才算最好。