lee是什么意思

lee

英 [li?] 美 [li]

1. leeward 諧音“利我的” => lee。
2. 諧音“利”。

lee 背風(fēng)處

來(lái)自古英語(yǔ)hleo,防御，保護(hù)，避難所，來(lái)自PIE*kele,溫暖，詞源同calm,calorie.后引申詞義背風(fēng)處。

lee (n.): Old English hleo "shelter, cover, defense, protection," from Proto-Germanic *khlewaz (cognates: Old Norse hle, Danish l?, Old Saxon hleo, Dutch lij "lee, shelter"). No known cognates outside Germanic; original sense uncertain and might have been "warm" (compare German lau "tepid," Old Norse hly "shelter, warmth"), which might link it to PIE *kele- (1) "warm." Nautical sense "that part of the hemisphere to which the wind is directed" (c. 1400) is from the notion of the side of the ship opposite that which receives the wind as the sheltered side. As an adjective, 1510s, from the noun.

1. Originally called Lili, she eventually shortened her name to Lee.: 她原先叫Lili（莉莉），最后她把名字略作Lee（李）。

2. The sea started to ease as we came under Cuba's lee.: 我們靠近古巴的背風(fēng)海岸時(shí)風(fēng)浪開始平息。

3. As the equipment was unpacked, I led Lee around the overgrown garden.: 取出設(shè)備后，我?guī)е钤诨ú萋幕▓@里轉(zhuǎn)了一圈。

4. I'm sorry, but Miss Lee is resting and can't be disturbed.: 抱歉，李小姐正在休息，不能打擾。

5. Lee has divided his time between flat-hunting and travelling.: 李平時(shí)不是在找公寓，就是在旅行。