ensnarer的音标为[ɪnˈsneərər],基本翻译是“缠绕者;卷曲物”。速记技巧可以考虑将单词拆分,并利用发音相似的字母或字母组合进行记忆。例如,可以将单词拆分为“en+snare+r”,其中“snare”意为“陷阱”,有助于联想到“缠绕”的含义。此外,可以尝试使用谐音记忆法,将单词的字母或字母组合与中文发音相似的词汇联系起来,如“恩死饵儿”(ensnarer)。
Ensnare 的英文词源是中世纪英语 ensnares,它源自古法语 ensnarier,这个词来源于拉丁语 ensnaurus,意为“捕捉鸟兽的网”。
变化形式:ensnarer 的过去式和过去分词是 ensnaRED 或 ensnaRED,现在分词则是 ensnaREring。
相关单词:
1. snare - 陷阱,捕捉器:这个单词和 ensnaRE 有着相似的含义,都表示捕捉或困住某人的东西。
2. trawler - 拖网渔船:这个单词指的是用于捕捞海洋生物的网状设备,和 ensnaRE 的含义有相似之处。
3. net - 网:这个单词是 ensnaRE 的一个常见变化形式,表示捕捉或覆盖物体的网状物。
4. ensnare - 迷住,迷惑:这个动词表示用陷阱或圈套捕捉某人或某物,也可以表示用言语或行为迷住或困住某人。
5. entangle - 纠缠,卷入:这个动词表示陷入复杂或混乱的情况中,和 ensnaRE 的含义有相似之处。
6. snares - 陷阱,圈套:这个名词复数形式表示一系列的陷阱或圈套。
7. ensnaring - 迷人的,引人入胜的:这个形容词表示具有诱惑或迷惑人的特质的。
8. ensnarement - 陷阱,圈套的状态:这个名词表示被陷阱或圈套困住的状态。
9. ensnaw - 雪白的,洁白的:这个动词和 ensnaRE 没有直接关系,但是它的意思和 ensnaRE 的含义相似,都表示使变得洁白或纯净。
10. ensnarement-trap-snare-trapper 这组单词可以组成一个单词链,表示一系列与陷阱和捕捉相关的单词。
ensnarer常用短语:
1. ensnare v. 迷住;迷惑
例句:The music ensnared my attention and kept me listening for a long time.
2. snare n. 陷阱;圈套
例句:He fell into the snare set by his enemy.
3. snarling adj. 咆哮的;狂吠的
例句:The dogs were snarling at each other in the yard.
4. snare and trap n. 陷阱;圈套
例句:He fell into the snare and trap set by his enemy.
5. ensnarer v. 迷住;迷惑
例句:The book ensnarered me in a world of fascinating ideas and concepts.
英文小作文:
Ensnaring the World of Nature
In the world of nature, there are many traps and snares waiting to catch us off guard. From the cunningly disguised predators to the unexpected obstacles in our path, we must always be on our guard. However, these traps and snares can also be a source of wonder and fascination, as they reveal the secrets of the natural world to us.
Just like the snare and trap set by our enemies, nature"s traps can catch us unawares and bring us face to face with our mortality. But at the same time, these traps can also serve as a reminder of our resilience and adaptability, teaching us to overcome challenges and emerge stronger than before.
Throughout our journey in this enchanting world, we must always be on our guard, but we must also embrace its beauty and wonder. For only then can we truly appreciate the lessons nature has to teach us, and emerge from its snares enriched and wiser.