boxer

英 ['b?ks?] 美['bɑks?]

TEM4中低頻詞擴(kuò)展詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?boxers;

boxer: boxer: [15] Boxer is a much travelled word. In its original sense ‘fighter’ it comes of course from the verb box, the origins of which remain mysterious. German borrowed the name for a new breed of dog, a sort of elongated, more elegant version of a bulldog – presumably either in tribute to its supposed pugnaciousness or because its flattened nose looked like that of an unsuccessful boxer.

Then in the 1930s English acquired this new application back from German. The use of ‘Boxer’ for the Chinese rebels around the turn of the 20th century who attempted to drive out all foreigners is based on their Chinese name, yi hé quán, literally ‘righteous harmonious fists’.
boxer (n.): "fighter," late 15c., agent noun from box (v.2). The name of the breed of dog (1934), is from German (the breed originated in Germany), itself taken from English boxer "fighter;" the dog so called for its pugnaciousness. Boxer shorts (1943) so called from their resemblance to the attire worn in the ring.

1. There was so much blood it had soaked through my boxer shorts.: 血流得太多，滲透了我的平腳短褲。

2. He was wearing a blue silk singlet and boxer shorts.: 他穿著一件藍(lán)色絲綢背心和平腳短褲。

3. He moved with the grace of a trained boxer.: 他的動作帶著一種訓(xùn)練有素的拳擊手的風(fēng)采。

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