用etymological造句子，“etymological”造句

There's an etymological connection between the platform upon which speeches are made and squirrels, rats and beavers.

Shuowen Jiezi, an etymological dictionary by Xu Shen of the Han Dynasty, said that the original shape of the character "Wu"(dance) was an imitation of a person dancing with two long sleeves.

There have been etymological speculations over the centuries that the reason for this is that people who are cynical sneer at others in the same way that a dog rolls its lips back when it growls.

Another etymological derivation is that william is a corruption of the French oillet, meaning "little eye".

In what way can the multi-dimensional feature of Chinese character's etymological proto-context be integrated with the multiple orientations of the psychological and cognitive development of children?

The idea of flipping from one entry to another, following a line of inquiry (especially etymological inquiry) from one page to another, even one volume to another, is a sensual experience.

The etymological motivation is the most original reason of language creation and base of words production.

Now, if that’s true it means that the inexperience of being green-at-something and the inexperience of being a virgin-at-something have at least a remote etymological connection.

Examine the text's diction. Consider the denotation, connotations, and etymological roots of all words in the text.

Shengxun is the major form of etymological exploration. It is more reasonable and objective to take it as the method of etymological exploration than that of elucidation.

The irony of the situation is that we, we in this room, are the true liberals, in the etymological and only worthy sense of that noble word.

Still, people sometimes throw around the insult "ferret face" and although this isn't for etymological reasons, there is an etymological connection.