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eke (EEK) As a verb, “eke” carries two senses: the older one expresses the idea of “adding to” or “increasing” while the one more in use today carries the sense of “managing but with difficulty.” (Extra trivia for word-lovers:
our word “nickname” was originally “an eke-name,” an “additional” name. The “n” of “an” moved over and became part of the next word. “Umpire” went the other way: it was originally “a numpere.”)
- Mr. Compton eked out a living as a teacher by continuing to work on the family farm in the summers.
- Although Lynette had never studied Italian, she could eke out the meaning of a newspaper article in a Roman newspaper through her knowledge of Latin and French.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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eke (EEK) 作为一个动词，”eke “有两种含义：较早的一种表达了 “增加 “或 “提高 “的意思，而今天使用较多的一种表达了 “管理但有困难 “的意思。(为热爱文字的人提供额外的小知识：
我们的 “绰号 “一词最初是 “an eke-name”，一个 “额外 “的名字。an “的 “n “移过去，成为下一个词的一部分。”Umpire “则是另一种情况：它最初是 “a numpere”。）
康普顿先生通过在夏天继续在家庭农场工作来勉强维持教师的生活。
虽然Lynette从未学习过意大利语，但她可以通过她的拉丁语和法语知识，找出罗马报纸上一篇文章的意思。
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