harum-scarum
英 ['hεərəm'skεərəm]
美
- n. 鲁莽；粗心的人
- adj. 冒失的；轻率的
- adv. 鲁莽地；轻率地
harum-scarum 鲁莽的，莽撞的可能来自harum,骚扰，侵扰，词源同harry,scarum,害怕，词源同scare.引申词义鲁莽的，莽撞的。
- harum-scarum (adv.)
- 1670s (harum-starum), probably a rhyming compound of obsolete hare (v.) "harry" + scare (v.), with 'um as a reduced form of them, the whole perhaps meant to be mock Latin. As an adjective from 1751; as a noun, "reckless person," from 1784.
- 1. And Coz begat Anub, and Zobebah, and the families of Aharhel the son of Harum.
- 8哥斯生亚诺, 琐比巴, 并哈仑儿子亚哈黑的诸族.
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- 2. And Koz begot Anub and Zobebah and the families of Aharhel the son of Harum.
- 8哥斯生亚诺、琐比巴、并哈仑儿子亚哈黑的诸家族.
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