banausic
英 [bə'nɔːsɪk]
美
英文词源
- banausic (adj.)
- "merely mechanical," coined 1845 from Greek banausikos "pertaining to mechanics," from banausos "artisan, mere mechanical," hence (to the Greeks) "base, ignoble;" perhaps literally "working by fire," from baunos "furnace, forge" (but Klein dismisses this as folk etymology and calls it "of uncertain origin").
双语例句
- 1. That building was more banausic than inspired.
- 该建筑物讲究实用而缺乏美感.
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- 2. He felt contempt for all banausic occupations.
- 他鄙视所有机械呆板的职业.
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