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n.畫像,塑像 [ a picture, image, or other representation.]
n.聖像 [ Eastern Church . a representation of some sacred personage, as Christ or a saint or angel, painted usually on a wood surface and venerated itself as sacred.]
ps.icon這東西,在中世紀可是個宗教上的重要問題呢~
基督教的一次大分裂是在11世紀。西邊的羅馬天主教會和位於東邊的教會完全分離。被認為最直接的原因是第四次十字軍東征攻下了君士坦丁堡的結果。但是文化差異其實是加速分裂的主因,東邊是希臘文化和希臘語,西邊是拉丁文化和拉丁語。其中分裂的原因也包括對基督教教義的看法不同,當然也政治上、權力上的鬥爭也有關係。
在拉丁文化中(應該說是源自於印歐民族)它們的觀念裡,是可以製作關於神的繪畫、雕像的,所以在西邊的羅馬天主教,是不禁止對聖像崇拜的。相對的在東邊的拜占庭,因為受到新興的伊斯蘭教的影響(閃族文化),它們是禁止製作、與崇拜的唷,也認為藝術是上帝的東西,不是人可以創作的。現在你還可以在俄羅斯等地的東正教裡,看到此一現象,裡頭可沒有什麼宗教的彩繪玻璃之類的。
當時,還為了該不該禁止聖像崇拜發了"國際衝突"唷。
iconoclast /aɪˋkɑnəˏklæst/
icon( image )-o-clast( Gk. breaker )
n.反對崇拜聖像者 [a breaker or destroyer of images, esp. those set up for religious veneration.]
ps.在古代iconoclast通常指的是在8~9世紀,在拜占庭帝國中,破壞藝術品、神像的人,因為他們認為神不是可以由人來創造的。
iconoclast:attack
攻擊傳統觀念的人攻擊
iconoclastic /aɪˋkɑnəˏklæst ɪ k/
icon-o-clast-ic
adj.反對崇拜聖像的
ideology /ˏaɪdɪˋɑlədʒɪ/
ide(=idea)-ology
n.意識形態 [the body of doctrine, myth, belief, etc., that guides an individual, social movement, institution, class, or large group.]
ex. It's that the average Taiwanese CEO is a prisoner of ideology.
ex. it is guided by the dominant societal ideology
它受到主流社會觀念形態的支配。
(ideology這個字在newspaper中很常出現唷)
idiom /ˋɪdɪəm/
n.成語;習慣語 [an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements, as kick the bucket (死去) , or from the general grammatical rules of a language, and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics.]
ex. 就如同中文講的「 蘇州賣鴨蛋 」=死了,其字義由原本組成的element是預測不出來的。
idle /ˋaɪdl/
adj.不工作的;閒置的 [not working or active; doing nothing]
ex. Summer and hot weather make everyone feel idle.
ex. It would be idle to argue further.
再辯論下去也不會有什麼效果。
v.無所事事;閒混 [To pass time without working or while avoiding work.]
ps. 在windows的作業系統中,按下ctrl+alt+del會出現工作管理員,如果你仔細看會看到"system idle process"這一項唷(實驗一下吧)。它這一相的意思就是指你的CPU目前還有多少"閒置的資源"可以使用。
idolater /aɪˋdɑlətɚ/
idol(n.偶像)-ater
n.偶像崇拜者 [ One who worships idols.]
ps.1 idolatry n.偶像崇拜
ps.2 台視的節目「超級偶像」=Super Idol
idyll / ˋaɪdl /
n.田園詩 [A short poem or prose piece depicting a rural or pastoral scene, usually in idealized terms.]
ex. 《 Idylls of the king 》是Alfred, Lord Tennyson(英國人)的作品,故事是寫有關於亞瑟王--就是圓桌武士的故事。
n.田園畫 (with the three components - man, animal and the environment - in a harmonious unity, preventing the picture from being either a landscape, or a genre, or just an image of an animal.)
ps. idyll的風格,通常 emotional, sometimes sentimental.
也可以指在音樂上的風格--一般叫做"田園樂曲;牧歌"
idyll:carefree
igneous /ˋɪɡnɪəs/
igne( Gk. fire) -ous
adj.火成的(地質學的用詞) [produced under conditions involving intense heat, as rocks of volcanic origin or rocks crystallized from molten magma.]
ex. Granite is igneous rocks .
ignite /ɪɡˋnaɪt/
ign e ( fire )-ite
v.點燃 [to set on fire]
ps. 1
一般想到點燃,應該為想到ignite與kindle這兩個字,其中的差別是:
kindle比較多用於無形的,比方說點燃我的勇氣,to kindle my courage.
ignite偏於實體上的點燃, to ignite my cigarette.
ps.2
打火機的英文叫 lighter唷,
而igniter比較像是用於機械的"點火裝置"
字首 in-
1.在..之內= in
indoor adj.室內的
inland adj.內陸的
2.進來、使呈...狀態= into (較強調動作) // en- 是變化型
income n.所得 [sth. come into ]
inflate v.充氣 [blow air into sth.]
inhale v.吸氣 [breathe into]
incentive adj.刺激的 [into - cant(sing) - ive -->令進入唱歌的狀態-->刺激]
infuriate v.激怒 [make sb. into fury]
incarnate v.賦予形體 [ into + carn (肉) + ate -->進入肉身]
3.在...狀態 = on the state of(較強調狀態)
inceptive adj.開始的 [on the state of cept(take) -->開始]
individual adj.個人的 [on the state of being divided]
4.否定not
inadequate adj.不充分的 [not adequate] adequate -->inadequate
incapable adj.不能的 [not capable] capable-->incapable
indolent adj.懶惰的 [not dolent(feel pain)] dolent -->indolent
ps.1
in(not解時)跟un的區別
un比較常用於字首字尾拆掉後還是一個完整的詞 ex:
unwonted un-wont(習慣)-ed
unabridge un-abridge
in比較多用於接字根 ex:
incapable in-cap-able
immaculate in-macul-ate
from 字典上的解釋
The negative prefix un- attaches chiefly to adjectives ,(unable, unclean, unequal, unripe, unsafe) and, participles(分詞) used as adjectives (unfeeling, unflinching, unfinished, unsaid), and less frequently to nouns (unbelief, unconcern, unrest).
un-主要接形容詞來使成否定型,un-Adj,或者接分詞un-Ving, un-P.P 來當作形容詞。un- 比較少接名詞。
Sometimes the noun form of an adjective with the un- prefix has the prefix in-, as in inability, inequality, injustice, and instability.
如果是un-Adj,有時候會有相對應的in-N ,例如 unequal --> inequality.
A few stems appear with both prefixes with distinctions of meaning. Inhuman means "brutal, monstrous," while unhuman means "not of human form, superhuman." ‧
有些字根接un-與in-意思不同,比方說inhuman 與 unhuman.
When used with adjectives, un- often has a sense distinct from that of non-.
un-Adj 與non-Adj 的意思有很明顯的不一樣
Non- picks out the set of things that are not in the category denoted by the stem to which it is attached.
non- 是表示"不在"範圍裡面;就像圈外人的概念。
un- picks out properties unlike those of the typical examples of the category.
un- 則表示"不像"這範圍裡的典型;在圈內,但跟大家所想的標準、理想不一樣。
Thus nonmilitary personnel are those who are not members of the military, whereas someone who is unmilitary is unlike a typical soldier in dress, habits, or attitudes.
non-military是指不在軍中的人
un-military指不像一般的軍人(在穿著上、習慣、態度)
ignorant /ˋɪɡnərənt/
i n -gnor(know)-ant [ng不好發音,因此n被省略了]
adj.無知的 [knowing little or nothing]
ex. The fact that you are so ignorant makes me feel pathetic.
你是如此的無知而讓我感到悲憐。(罵小白時可以用~)
ignorant <> erudite adj.博學的
review
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字根
**cogn == know
cogn-ition n.認識 ex. 認知心理學 = cognitive psychology
cogn-itive a.認識的 ex. our cognitive world 我們所認識的世界
re-cogn-ize v.認出 [re做again解]
re-cogn-izable a.能認出的
re-cogn-ition n.認識
**gnos、gnor系列
agnostic adj.不可知論的(指對於上帝的存在是人不能知道的)
diagnose v.診斷
prognosis n.預知
ignore v.忽視
ignorant adj.無知的 [knowing little or nothing]
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ignoble /ɪɡˋnobl/
i n (g)-noble [in轉成ig去接,因為inn~的發音很討厭]
adj.卑鄙的;不光彩的 [Not noble in quality, character, or purpose; base or mean.]
ex. To betray a friend is ignoble.
ps. Ig Nobel Prize =搞笑諾貝爾獎
其宗旨為「Every Ig Nobel Prize winner has done something that first makes people LAUGH, then makes them THINK.」
ignominy / ˋɪɡnəˏmɪnɪ/
in-nomin(name)-y
n.恥辱 [Great personal dishonor or humiliation; shame.]
ex. she endured the ignominy of his abandoning her. (像是被出軌了..)
ex. suffered the ignominy of being sent to prison.
ignominious / ˋɪɡnəˏmɪnɪ əs /
in-nomin-i-ous
adj.可恥的
ex. the man who from vast dreams of literary fame descends to ignominious hackwork.
從天才夢墮落為僱傭文人
ex. an ignominious treaty
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