Prussian是什么意思

Prussian

英 ['pr???n] 美

Prussian: 1550s (n.), 1560s (adj.), from Prussia + -an. Prussian blue pigment (1724) came to English from French bleu de Prusse, so called for being discovered in Berlin, the Prussian capital.
All in all, it seems that Prussian blue was synthesised for the first time around 1706 by the Swiss immigrant Johann Jacob Diesbach in Berlin. [Jens Bartoll and B?rbel Jackisch, "Prussian Blue: A Chronology of the Early Years," "Zeitschrift für Kunsttechnologie und Konservierung" 24, No. 1, 2010]
Early German sources refer to it as Preu?isches Ultra-Marin and berliner blau. Prussic acid (1790), is from French acide prussique, so called in reference to prussian blue pigment, to which it is chemically related.

2. It was the Prussian officers that provided the cement.: 把他們緊密地結(jié)合起來的,是普魯士的軍官.

3. He accepted the offer to become a professor at the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin.: 他應(yīng)聘到柏林普魯士科學(xué)院任教授.

4. The Franco - Prussian war had sown seeds of enmity which were eventually to bear fruit.: 普法戰(zhàn)爭播下仇恨的種子,后來終于結(jié)成惡果.

5. He accepted the offer to become a professor at the Prussian Academy of Science in Berlin.: 他接受了在柏林普魯士科學(xué)院任教授的邀請.