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ancillary (AN sill air ee) From the Latin for “maidservant,” this word was once used as a noun to mean “servant.” It is now used as an adjective to mean “of secondary importance” or, alternatively, “something that is auxiliary or helpful to something else,” such as a workbook is to a textbook.
- “While you are in Paris,” said Catherine’s mother, “I’d like you to learn something about French art and architecture. Whether you actually learn to speak French is ancillary.”
- On the first day of class, the teacher gave Catherine her art history textbook and several ancillary materials, including a collection of slides from the Louvre and a book about the French Impressionist painters.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
adjustive（AN sill air ee）这个词在拉丁语中是“女仆”的意思，曾经被用作名词来表示“仆人”。现在它被用作形容词来表示“次要的”，或者，“对其他事情有辅助或帮助的东西”，比如工作簿对教科书来说。
- “你在巴黎的时候，”凯瑟琳的母亲说，“我想让你学习一些法国艺术和建筑。你是否真的学会说法语是次要的。”
- 在上课的第一天，老师给了凯瑟琳她的艺术史课本和一些辅助材料，包括卢浮宫的幻灯片集和一本关于法国印象派画家的书
