Word · Frequency #12775
Lombard
伦巴第人
核心释义
a member of a Germanic people that invaded northern Italy in the 6th century
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意大利伦巴第的本地人或居民
A native or inhabitant of Lombardy, Italy.
意大利伦巴第的本地人或居民；银行家；当铺；银行；放款者
用法In use
We read about a Lombard who crossed the Alps into Italy.
用法提示：句中的 Lombard 为单数名词，指伦巴第人这一民族成员。
The Lombards ruled much of northern Italy for two centuries.
用法提示：句中的 Lombards 为 Lombard 的复数形式，作主语，泛指伦巴第民族。
This map shows where the Lombards built their first settlements.
用法提示：句中的 Lombards 为复数形式，在从句中作主语，表示伦巴第人群体。
a/an [singular proper noun]
Lombard 是可数名词，表示单个成员；作为专有名词时首字母通常大写。
A Lombard was a member of a Germanic people who invaded northern Italy in the 6th century.
伦巴第人是公元6世纪入侵意大利北部的日耳曼民族的一员。
the [plural proper noun]
指整个民族时用 the + 复数形式。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- the Lombards
- 伦巴第人
- The Lombards settled in northern Italy in the sixth century.伦巴第人在6世纪定居于意大利北部。
- Lombard invasion
- 伦巴第人入侵
- The Lombard invasion changed the history of Italy.伦巴第人的入侵改变了意大利的历史。
- Lombard kingdom
- 伦巴第王国
- The Lombard kingdom was conquered by Charlemagne in 774.伦巴第王国于774年被查理曼征服。
- Lombard king
- 伦巴第国王
- Desiderius was the last Lombard king.德西德里乌斯是最后一位伦巴第国王。
- Lombard rule
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
记忆联想：把 Lombard 想成‘伦巴第人’，想象他站在意大利北部的伦巴第（Lombardy）地图上——6世纪来自日耳曼的入侵者。
语境与语域Context & Register
语域：neutral 常见场景：history、ethnography 该词作名词指伦巴第人，即6世纪入侵意大利北部的日耳曼民族成员。它通常见于历史叙述或民族志语境，属于中性偏书面的说法，日常口语中较少单独使用。
语法说明Grammar Note
指公元6世纪入侵意大利北部的日耳曼民族成员，通常首字母大写。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
No common word rhymes exactly with 'lombard' (/ˈlɒmbəd/ or /ˈlʌmbəd/). 'lumber' and 'lumbar' are homophones /ˈlʌmbə/, nearly matching the /ˈlʌmbəd/ variant except for the final /d/. 'mustard' /ˈmʌstəd/ shares the same stressed vowel and final /əd/ but not the same consonant cluster, so it is not a rhyme. 'bombard' looks similar but is pronounced /bɒmˈbɑːd/ with stress on the second syllable and a long /ɑː/, so it doesn't rhyme. 'hazard' and 'standard' share the '-ard' spelling but have different stressed vowels.
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