mete
mete1
[miːt]
verb
mete2
[miːt]
noun
[miːt]
verb
- [with obj.](mete something out)dispense or allot (justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment)
施以，给予（法律制裁，惩罚，虐待）
he denounced the maltreatment meted out to minorities.
他谴责对少数民族的虐待。
■(in biblical use) measure out
(圣经)量出；取出
with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
你用何种量器量出，量入予你亦必如是。
- Old English metan 'measure, determine the quantity of', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meten and German messen 'to measure', from an Indo-European root shared by Latin meditari 'meditate', Greek medesthai 'care for', also by meet
mete2
[miːt]
noun
- (一般作 metes and bounds)(chiefly historical)a boundary or boundary stone
(主史)边界，界线；界石
- late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin meta 'boundary, goal'
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- intercultural adj.不同文化间的
- intercurrent adj.中间发生的，并发的，间发的
- intercut v.使镜头交切，作镜头交切
- interdate v.与（不同宗教或教派信徒）约会
- interdeducible adj.可相互推导的
- interdenominational adj.派系间的
- interdental adj.牙齿之间的，舌头放在上下牙齿间发音的
- interdepartmental adj.各省[部，局]间的
- interdepend vi.互相依赖
- interdependence n.互相依赖,互赖
- interdependeney n.互相依赖，互相依存
- interdependent adj.互相依赖的，互相依存的
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