rue

rue怎么读

英式音标：[ru:]

美式音标：[ru]

rue基本解释

vi. 后悔；悲伤

vt. 后悔；懊悔

n. 芸香；后悔

n. (Rue)人名；(英)鲁

rue的意思释义

vt.

对…感到后悔；

n.

悲叹，悔恨；[植]芸香；

vi.

感到后悔；

变形

过去式：rued过去分词：rued现在分词：ruing第三人称单数：rues

英英释义

rue[ ru: ]

n.

European strong-scented perennial herb with grey-green bitter-tasting leaves; an irritant similar to poison ivy

同义词：herb of graceRuta graveolens

leaves sometimes used for flavoring fruit or claret cup but should be used with great caution: can cause irritation like poison ivy

sadness associated with some wrong done or some disappointment

\"to his rue, the error cost him the game\"

同义词：sorrowregretruefulness

(French) a street or road in France

v.feel remorse for; feel sorry for; be contrite about

同义词：repentregret

rue用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

To his rue, the error cost him the game.

让他后悔的是，这个错误让他满盘皆输。

Rue and thyme grow both in one garden.

花园里同时种着芸香和百里香。

用作动词(v.)

I rue never having been to university.

我后悔从未上过大学。

He\'ll rue the day he married her.

他将会因为和她结婚而抱恨终身。

It would be easy to look back and rue the wasted moments.

人们总是容易回忆过去，懊悔浪费的光阴。

例句参考

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rue词源

rue

rue: Rue ‘regret’ [OE] and rue the plant [14] are distinct words. The former goes back to a prehistoric Germanic source, of uncertain ultimate origins, which meant ‘distress’, and which also produced German reuen and Dutch rouwen. In the early Middle English period, when it still meant ‘cause to feel pity’ (a sense which has now died out), a noun ruth ‘pity’ was formed from it, which survives in ruthless [14]. And a cognate noun rue once existed too, meaning ‘sorrow, regret’, which also lives on only in the form of a derivative: rueful [13]. The plant-name rue comes via Old French rue and Latin rūta from Greek rhūté.=> rueful, ruthless

rue (v.)

\"feel regret,\" Old English hreowan \"make sorry, distress, grieve\" (class II strong verb; past tense hreaw, past participle hrowen), from Proto-Germanic *khrewan (cognates: Old Frisian riowa, Middle Dutch rouwen, Old Dutch hrewan, German reuen \"to sadden, cause repentance\"); in part, blended with Old English weak verb hreowian \"feel pain or sorrow,\" and perhaps influenced by Old Norse hryggja \"make sad,\" both from Proto-Germanic *khruwjan, all from PIE root *kreue- (2) \"to push, strike\" (see anacrusis). Related: Rued; ruing.

rue (n.1)

perennial evergreen shrub, late 14c., from Old French rue (13c.), earlier rude, from Latin ruta \"rue,\" probably from Greek rhyte, of uncertain etymology, originally a Peloponnesian word. The bitter taste of its leaves led to many punning allusions to rue (n.2.).

rue (n.2)

\"sorrow, repentance,\" Old English hreow \"grief, repentance, sorrow, regret, penitence,\" common Germanic (Frisian rou, Middle Dutch rou, Dutch rouw, Old High German (h)riuwa, German reue), related to the root of rue (v.).

rue (n.3)

French for \"street,\" from Vulgar Latin *ruga (source also of Old Italian ruga), properly \"a furrow,\" then in Medieval Latin \"a path, street\" (see rough (adj.)).