welcome

英 ['welk?m] 美['w?lk?m]

反義詞

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復數:?welcomes;第三人稱單數:?welcomes;過去式:?welcomed;過去分詞:?welcomed;現在分詞:?welcoming;比較級:?welcomer;最高級:?welcomest;

welcome 歡迎

來自古英語wilcuma,來自wil-,希望，渴望，詞源同will,cuma-,來到，詞源同come。即渴望您的到來，歡迎您的光臨，后拼寫受well影響俗化。

welcome: welcome: [12] Old English had the greeting wilcume, which was a compound word formed from wil- ‘pleasure’ (ancestor of modern English will) and cume, a derivative of cuman ‘come’. From it was formed the verb wilcumian ‘welcome’. (German has the parallel wilkommen.) Then in the early Middle English period, due to the similarity of well and the influence of the parallel Old French greeting bienvenu (literally ‘well come’), it changed to welcome.
=> come, will
welcome (n.): Old English wilcuma "welcome!" exclamation of kindly greeting, from earlier wilcuma (n.) "welcome guest," literally "one whose coming suits another's will or wish," from willa "pleasure, desire, choice" (see will (n.)) + cuma "guest," related to cuman (see come). Similar formation in Old High German willicomo, Middle Dutch wellecome. Meaning "entertainment or public reception as a greeting" is recorded from 1530. The adjective is from Old English wilcuma. You're welcome as a formulaic response to thank you is attested from 1907. Welcome mat is from 1908; welcome wagon is attested from 1940.
welcome (v.): Old English wilcumian "to welcome, greet gladly," from wilcuma (see welcome (n.)). Related: Welcomed; welcoming.

2. Lucy had strung a banner across the wall saying "Welcome Home Daddy".: 露西在墻上掛了一條橫幅，上面寫著“歡迎爸爸回家”。

3. "Welcome back" was all they said. I could have kissed them!: 他們只是說，“歡迎回來?！蔽艺嫦胗H他們一下！