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這是：有關(guān)狂熱愛好者的名詞

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Word of the Day:August 4, 2020

aficionado

(某方面的)狂熱愛好者

noun uh-fish-ee-uh-NAH-doh

Definition

: a person who likes, knows about, and appreciates a usually fervently pursued interest or activity : devotee

喜歡，了解和欣賞通常熱心追求的興趣或活動(dòng)的人：奉獻(xiàn)者

Examples

Mickey's brother, an aficionado of jazz, was a regular at the downtown clubs and often bought new records on the day they were released.

米奇的兄弟是爵士樂的狂熱愛好者，他是市區(qū)夜店的?？停?jīng)常在唱片發(fā)行之日購(gòu)買新唱片。

"But assessing the investment value of a vintage watch or a vintage car—a popular pastime among aficionados—can be a tricky business. Supply, or lack of it, often dictates which models appreciate, and which lose value." — Stephen Williams, The New York Times, 18 June 2020

“但是，評(píng)估古董表或古董車的投資價(jià)值—在狂熱者中流行的消遣物—是一項(xiàng)棘手的事情。供應(yīng)或缺乏，通常會(huì)決定哪種型號(hào)會(huì)升值，哪些會(huì)失去價(jià)值?！?/p>

Did You Know?

The affection an aficionado has for their favorite subject isn't merely emotional—it's also etymological. Back in the early 1800s, English borrowed aficionado from the past participle of the Spanish verb aficionar, which means "to inspire affection." That verb comes from the Spanish noun afición, meaning "affection." Both Spanish words trace to the Latin affectiō (which is also an ancestor of the English word affection). Affectiō, in turn, is from afficere ("to influence") and gave English speakers the noun and verb affect.

Aficionado[狂熱者]對(duì)他們最喜歡的事物的感情不僅僅是emotional[情感上的]-這也是etymological[詞源上的]。早在1800年代初，英語aficionado就從西班牙語動(dòng)詞aficionar的過去分詞中借來的，意思是“to inspire affection[激發(fā)感情]”。該動(dòng)詞來自西班牙語名詞afición，意為“affection[感情]”。兩個(gè)西班牙語單詞都可以追溯到拉丁語“affectiō ”（也是英語單詞“ affection”的祖先）。反過來，Affectiō是來自afficere（“to influence[影響]”），它為英語使用者提供了名詞和動(dòng)詞的affect[情感]。

Name That Synonym

What 4-letter synonym of aficionado can refer specifically to a person who is an enthusiast of fires and firefighting?

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