-ance [-əns] n. [国xieng-xing]性；性质。
an.cest.or [‘ænsistə] n. [国 ye zhe] 爷者；祖先。 [<拉丁语]
an.cest.ral [æn’sestrəl] a. [国ye zhe] 爷者；祖先。 [<拉丁语]
an.cestral [ansestr] a. 祖先[<拉丁语]
an.cest.re [ansestr] n. 祖先 [<拉丁语]
anc.ient [ansj-] a. 古老的 [<拉丁语]
anc.ienne.ment [ansj-] ad. 古老的。 [<拉丁语]
前 [qian] prep.————-
an.cest.ry [‘ænsistri] n. [国ye zhe] 爷者；祖先。 [<拉丁语]
你是那光，
自从走入我的心底，
因为拥抱你的光明，
我从此开始了我的奋起，
我的那片黝黑的土地，
开始生长出那盛开的不同颜色的花，
那片寒冷的地区，
开始出现暖流的涌动，
你是给我带来生命的太阳，
你的狮子座般的雄姿，
你昂首挺立在远方的地平线，
众多的生命臣服于你，
你燃烧自己，
你不惧怕孤单寂寞，
因为你的使命就是，
给我给众生带来力量。
你是那光，
自从走入我的心底，
因为拥抱你的光明，
我从此开始了我的奋起，
我的那片黝黑的土地，
开始生长出那盛开的不同颜色的花，
那片寒冷的地区，
开始出现暖流的涌动，
你是给我带来生命的太阳，
你的狮子座般的雄姿，
你昂首挺立在远方的地平线，
众多的生命臣服于你，
你燃烧自己，
你不惧怕孤单寂寞，
因为你的使命就是，
给我给众生带来力量。
-ance [-əns] n. [国xieng-xing] sex; nature.
an.cest.or [‘ænsistə] n. [国 ye zhe] Lord; ancestor. [<Latin]
an.cest.ral [æn’sestrəl] a. [国ye zhe] Lord; ancestor. [<Latin]
an.cestral [ansestr] a. Ancestor [<Latin]
an.cest.re [ansestr] n. Ancestor [<Latin]
anc.ient [ansj-] a. ancient [<Latin]
anc.ienne.ment [ansj-] ad. ancient. [<Latin]
Before [qian] prep.————-
an.cest.ry [‘ænsistri] n. [国ye zhe] Lord; ancestor. [<Latin]
You are the light,
Since I entered the bottom of my heart,
Because embrace your light,
I started my rise from then on,
My dark land,
Began to grow that blooming flowers of different colors,
That cold area,
Began to surging of warm currents,
You are the sun that brings me life,
Your Leo-like majesty,
You stand tall on the horizon in the distance,
Many lives surrender to you,
You burn yourself,
You are not afraid of being alone and lonely,
Because your mission is,
Give me strength to all beings.
You are the light,
Since I entered the bottom of my heart,
Because embrace your light,
I started my rise from then on,
My dark land,
Began to grow the blooming flowers of different colors,
That cold area,
Began to surging of warm currents,
You are the sun that brings me life,
Your Leo-like majesty,
You stand tall on the horizon in the distance,
Many lives surrender to you,
You burn yourself,
You are not afraid of being alone and lonely,
Because your mission is,
Give me strength to all beings.
Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
burn (
noun)
burn (
verb)
intransitive verb
1.
a) to consume fuel and give off heat, light, and gases - a small fire burns on the hearth
b) to undergo combustion , also to undergo nuclear fission or nuclear fusion
c) to contain a fire - a little stove burning in the corner
d) to give off light - shine glow a light burning in the window
2.
a) to be hot - the burning sand
b) to produce or undergo discomfort or pain - ears burning from the cold
c) to become emotionally excited or agitated as
(1) to yearn ardently - burning to tell the story
(2) to be or become very angry or disgusted - the remark made him burn
3.
a) to undergo alteration or destruction by the action of fire or heat - the house burned down the potatoes burned to a crisp
b) to die in the electric chair
4.
to force or make a way by or as if by - burning her words burned into his heart
5.
transitive verb
to suffer sunburn - she burns easily
1.
a) to cause to undergo combustion , especially to destroy by fire - burned the trash
b) to use as fuel - this furnace burns gas
c) to use up - consume burn calories
2.
a) to transform by exposure to heat or fire - burn clay to bricks
b) to produce by burning - burned a hole in his sleeve
c) to record digital data or music on (an optical disk) using a laser - burn a CD , also to record (data or music) in this way - burn songs onto a disk
3.
a) to injure or damage by or as if by exposure to fire, heat, or radiation - scorch burned his hand
b) to execute by burning - burned heretics at the stake , also - electrocute
4.
a) - irritate annoy often used with up really burns me up
b) to subject to misfortune, mistreatment, or deception - often used in passive has been burned in love
c) to beat or score on - burned the defense with a touchdown pass
(
noun)
1.
an act, process, instance, or result of as - burning
a) injury or damage resulting from exposure to fire, heat, caustics, electricity, or certain radiations
b) a area - burned a burn on the tabletop
c) an abrasion (as of the skin) having the appearance of a burn - rope burns
d) a burning sensation - the burn of iodine on a cut
2.
the firing of a rocket engine in flight
3.
- anger , especially increasing fury - used chiefly in the phrase slow burn
Merriam-Webster Online Thesaurus
burn (
noun)
a natural body of running water smaller than a river
SYNONYMS:
beck, bourn ( bourne), brook, brooklet, burn, gill, rill, rivulet, run, runlet, runnel, streamlet
RELATED WORDS:
arroyo, billabong [], fresh, freshet, runoff; bayou, coulee, slough ( slew slue), stream, wash; canal, channel, cut, cutoff, gut, kill, millrace, millstream, race, watercourse, waterway; affluent, branch, confluent, distributary, influent, tributary
(
verb)
1.
to be on fire especially brightly
SYNONYMS:
blaze, combust, flame, glow
RELATED WORDS:
catch, enkindle; deflagrate, fire, ignite, kindle; flare (up), light (up); flicker, gutter, waver; bake, broil, char, cook, melt, roast, scorch, swelter; smolder ( smoulder), spark, sputter; beam, brighten, radiate; beat (down), flash, glare, gleam, glimmer, glint, glisten, glitter, scintillate, shimmer, shine, sparkle, twinkle
(
verb)
2.
to set (something) on fire
SYNONYMS:
enkindle, fire, ignite, inflame ( enflame), kindle, light, torch
RELATED WORDS:
immolate; deflagrate; char, frizzle, scorch; bake, broil, cook; ash, cremate, incinerate, kiln; set off; brighten, illuminate, illumine, irradiate, lighten, radiate; scald, scathe, sear; reignite, rekindle, relight; bank, stoke
NEAR ANTONYMS:
choke, smother, suffocate; stamp (out); blacken, darken, dim, dull, obscure
(
verb)
3.
to be excited or emotionally stirred up with anger
SYNONYMS:
burn, foam, fume, rage, rankle, seethe, sizzle, steam, storm
RELATED WORDS:
fulminate, rant, rave; smolder ( smoulder); bristle, flare (up), inflame ( enflame); chafe, fret, stew; agitate, convulse, roil, shake
(
verb)
4.
to shine with a bright harsh light
SYNONYMS:
beat, blaze, burn, flame, flare
RELATED WORDS:
beam, glow, radiate; flash, glance, gleam, glimmer, glint, glisten, glister, glitter, scintillate, shimmer, sparkle, twinkle; bedazzle, blind, daze, dazzle
(
verb)
5.
to cause to believe what is untrue
SYNONYMS:
bamboozle, beguile, bluff, buffalo, burn, catch, con, cozen, delude, dupe, fake out, fool, gaff, gammon, gull, have, have on, hoax, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, juggle, misguide, misinform, mislead, snooker, snow, spoof, string along, sucker, suck in, take in, trick
RELATED WORDS:
kid, put on, tease; bleed, cheat, chisel, defraud, diddle, euchre, flam, fleece, gyp, hustle, mulct, rook, shortchange, skin, squeeze, stick, sting, swindle
NEAR ANTONYMS:
debunk, expose, reveal, show up, uncloak, uncover, unmask; disclose, divulge, tell, unveil; disabuse, disenchant, disillusion
(
verb)
6.
to make complete use of
SYNONYMS:
absorb, burn, consume, devour, drain, draw down, exhaust, expend, play out, spend, use up
RELATED WORDS:
abate, decrease, de-escalate, diminish, downsize, dwindle, lessen, lower, reduce; eat, use; bankrupt, clean (out), impoverish; cripple, debilitate, disable, enfeeble, sap, undermine, weaken; dry up, empty; blow, dissipate, fritter (away), guzzle, lavish, misspend, run through, squander, throw away, waste
NEAR ANTONYMS:
augment, enlarge, increase; bolster, enforce, fortify, reinforce ( reenforce), strengthen; rebuild, repair, restore, revive; conserve, preserve, save
(
verb)
to disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable acts
SYNONYMS:
aggravate, annoy, bother, bug, burn (up), chafe, eat, exasperate, frost, gall, get, grate, gripe, hack (off), irk, itch, nark, nettle, peeve, persecute, pique, put out, rasp, rile, ruffle, spite, vex
RELATED WORDS:
hassle, heckle; nag; inflame ( enflame), provoke, rouse; badger, bait, bullyrag ( ballyrag), devil, hagride, harass, harry, pester, plague, tease; anger, antagonize, enrage, incense, infuriate, madden, rankle, roil; agitate, discomfort, discompose, disquiet, distress, exercise, freak (out), fret, perturb, undo, unhinge, unsettle, upset, worry; affront, insult, miff, offend, outrage
NEAR ANTONYMS:
appease, conciliate, mollify, oblige, pacify, placate, propitiate; delight, gladden, gratify, please, satisfy; assure, cheer, comfort, console, content, quiet, reassure, solace, soothe
