英语词汇“modoc”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-双龙斋书画网

Modoc¹

(also Modock)

noun ˈməʊdɒk

1A member of a North American Indian people living on the border of Oregon and California.
2The extinct language of the Modoc, a dialect of Klamath (or Klamath–Modoc), which is hypothesized to be part of the Penutian superfamily.

adjective ˈməʊdɒk

Of, relating to, or designating the Modoc.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Klamath mo:wat'a:k, lit. ‘in the extreme south’, a name for Tule Lake in the centre of the Modoc territory.

modoc²

(also modock)

noun ˈməʊdɒk

US rare, slang

A person who takes up aviation for reasons of self-publicity or social prestige.

Origin

1930s. Origin unknown: see quot. 1931.

Modoc¹

(also Modock)

nounˈməʊdɒk

1A member of a North American Indian people living on the border of Oregon and California.
2The extinct language of the Modoc, a dialect of Klamath (or Klamath–Modoc), which is hypothesized to be part of the Penutian superfamily.

adjectiveˈməʊdɒk

Of, relating to, or designating the Modoc.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Klamath mo:wat'a:k, lit. ‘in the extreme south’, a name for Tule Lake in the centre of the Modoc territory.

modoc²

(also modock)

nounˈməʊdɒk

US rare, slang

A person who takes up aviation for reasons of self-publicity or social prestige.

Origin

1930s. Origin unknown: see quot. 1931.

词汇	modoc
释义	Modoc¹ (also Modock) noun ˈməʊdɒk US 1A member of a North American Indian people living on the border of Oregon and California. 2The extinct language of the Modoc, a dialect of Klamath (or Klamath–Modoc), which is hypothesized to be part of the Penutian superfamily. adjective ˈməʊdɒk US Of, relating to, or designating the Modoc. Origin Mid 19th century. From Klamath mo:wat'a:k, lit. ‘in the extreme south’, a name for Tule Lake in the centre of the Modoc territory. modoc² (also modock) noun ˈməʊdɒk US rare, slang A person who takes up aviation for reasons of self-publicity or social prestige. Origin 1930s. Origin unknown: see quot. 1931. noun.1 noun.2 Modoc¹ (also Modock) nounˈməʊdɒk US 1A member of a North American Indian people living on the border of Oregon and California. 2The extinct language of the Modoc, a dialect of Klamath (or Klamath–Modoc), which is hypothesized to be part of the Penutian superfamily. adjectiveˈməʊdɒk US Of, relating to, or designating the Modoc. Origin Mid 19th century. From Klamath mo:wat'a:k, lit. ‘in the extreme south’, a name for Tule Lake in the centre of the Modoc territory. modoc² (also modock) nounˈməʊdɒk US rare, slang A person who takes up aviation for reasons of self-publicity or social prestige. Origin 1930s. Origin unknown: see quot. 1931. noun.1 noun.2
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