pamphlet
英 [ˈpæm.flət]
美 [ˈpæm.flət]
pamphlet 小册子来自希腊语pamphilos,众人所爱,来自pan-,众,所,philos,爱,词源同philosophy.现词义来自中世纪的一首爱情诗”Pamphilus,seu de Amore”,大意是“众人之所爱,何为爱”,amore,爱,爱情,词源同amateur.因这首诗流传如此之广,人们用小纸片大量传抄。后引申词义小册子,传单。
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pamphlet: [14] The original ‘pamphlet’ was Pamphilus, a short anonymous Latin love poem of the 12th century. It was very popular and widely reproduced, and its name was adapted in the vernacular to Pamflet; and by the end of the 14th century this was being used generically for any text shorter than a book. The word’s more restricted modern connotations (‘unbound’ and ‘dealing with controversial subjects’) developed gradually over the centuries.
- pamphlet (n.)
- "small, unbound treatise," late 14c., from Anglo-Latin panfletus, popular short form of "Pamphilus, seu de Amore" ("Pamphilus, or about Love"), a short 12c. Latin love poem popular and widely copied in Middle Ages; the name from Greek pamphilos "loved by all," from pan- "all" + philos "loving, dear" see -phile). Meaning "brief work dealing with questions of current interest" is late 16c.
- 1. Over a thousand copies of the pamphlet have now been given out.
- 现在已分发了一千多本小册子.
- 2. The scholarly monographs were published as pamphlet.
- 学术专著是以小册子形式出版的.
- 3. The pamphlet went out in 6000 copies.
- 这本小册子发行了六千本.
- 4. The pamphlet contains information of political opinion.
- 这本小册子含有关于政治主张的资料。
- 5. Franklin wrote a pamphlet on the " NewInvented Pennsylvanian Fire Place ".
- 富兰克林写了一本小册子,论述 “ 新发明的宾夕法尼亚火炉 ”.