October是什么意思

October

英 [?k't??b?] 美 [ɑk'tob?]

October 十月

來自拉丁語October mensis,即the eighth month,八月，來自PIE*okto,八，詞源同eight.后羅馬歷法改革，加入January,February,而原先的八月順延至十月。

October: October: [OE] The Romans calculated the beginning of their year from March, and so the eighth month was called octōber or octōbris mēnsis, literally ‘eighth month’ (terms derived from Latin octō ‘eight’). Other English words derived from Latin octō or its close Greek relative októ include octagon [17], octane [19], octave [14], octet [19], and octopus [18] (from Greek októpous, literally ‘eightfoot’).
=> octane, octave, octopus
October: c.1050, from Latin October (mensis), from octo "eight," from PIE root *octo(u)- "eight" (see eight). Eighth month of the old Roman calendar (pre-46 B.C.E.), which began the year in March. For -ber see December. Replaced Old English winterfyllee. In Russian history, October Revolution (in which the Bolsheviks overthrew the Provisional Government) happened Nov. 7, but because Russia had not at that time adpoted the Gregorian calendar reform, this date was reckoned there (Old Style) as Oct. 25.

1. By October 1990, when arrested, he was hopelessly in debt.: 到1990年10月被捕時，他已經(jīng)負債累累。

2. The Association has put the event off until October.: 協(xié)會已把這次活動推遲至10月。

3. The band have moved forward their Leeds date to October 27.: 樂隊已把去利茲的日期提前至10月27號。

4. The chairman of the bench adjourned the case until October 27.: 主審法官將案件延期到10月27日審理。

5. The meeting on 31 October is rearranged for 30 January.: 10月31日的會議重新安排到了1月30日。