cark
英 [kɑːk]
美 [kɑːrk]
- vt. 使…烦恼；使…忧虑
- vi. 烦恼；忧虑
- n. 烦恼；忧虑
英语词源
- cark (v.)
- "to be weighed down or oppresssed by cares or worries, be concerned about," early 12c., a figurative use, via Anglo-French from Old North French carkier "to load, burden," from Late Latin carcare (see charge (v.)). Compare Old North French carguer "charger," corresponding to Old French chargier. The literal sense in English, "to load, put a burden on," is from c. 1300. Related: Carked; carking. Also as a noun in Middle English and after, "charge, responsibility; anxiety, worry; burden on the mind or spirit," (c. 1300), from Anglo-French karke, from Old North French form of Old French carche, variant of charge "load, burden, imposition."
权威例句
- 1. In the cark he ran up against a stool.
- 他在黑暗中撞上丁一只凳子.
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