
英:/'rəʊθ; rɒθ/
GRE
adj. (古)愤怒的,狂暴的
n. (Wroth) (美、英、澳)罗思(人名)
He was wroth to see the damage to his home.
他看到家里遭到的毁坏愤怒极了。
Totally wroth the price and I recommend it.
它完全值得这样的价格,我推荐购买它。
And Cain was very wroth, and his countenance fell.
和该隐是非常愤怒,他的面容下跌。
When God heard this, he was wroth, and greatly abhorred Israel.
神听见,就发怒,极其憎恶以色列人。
And Herod was wroth and said: His son is to be king over Israel.
希律和怒意地说:他的儿子是被国王超过以色列。
adj.|angry/rude;愤怒的;狂暴的;暴风雨般的;汹涌的
"wroth"是古英语中表示"愤怒的"或"激怒的"的形容词,源自原始日耳曼语词根*wrathaz。该词在现代英语中主要保留于文学语境,与名词"wrath"(暴怒)构成同源词系。根据《牛津英语词典》的考据,该词最早可追溯至9世纪古英语史诗《贝奥武夫》中的"wrāð"形态。
在文学经典中,这个词频繁出现于《钦定版圣经》的《诗篇》18:7:"The earth shook and trembled; the foundations also of the hills moved and were shaken, because he was wroth",此处描述上帝的震怒使大地震动。莎士比亚在《暴风雨》第四幕第一场也运用了这个词汇:"Their rising senses begin to chase the ignorant fumes that mantle their clearer reason. [...] This is a strange repose, to be asleep with eyes open; standing, speaking, moving, and yet so fast asleep. Wroth with you both I am",通过对比手法强化人物情感的矛盾性。
词义演变方面,《韦氏词典》指出该词在17世纪后逐渐被"wrathful"取代,现代使用多见于仿古文体或宗教文本。在语义强度上,它特指因受冒犯而产生的强烈愤慨,区别于普通恼怒(angry),更接近"义愤"的文学表达。
“Wroth”是一个形容词,表示“激怒的”或“愤怒的”,常见于文学或宗教文本中。以下从多个角度解析该词:
如需更多例句或扩展用法,可参考(欧路词典)或(新东方词典)等权威来源。
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