kenning
n. 比喻的复合辞
n. (Kenning)人名；(英、瑞典)肯宁
n.
比喻的复合辞；
v.
知道( ken的现在分词 )；懂得；看到；认出
英英释义
kenning[ 'keniŋ ]
n.conventional metaphoric name for something, used especially in Old English and Old Norse poetry
双语例句
The workings of the Stock Exchange are beyond most people's ken.
证券交易所的运作情况大多数人都不了解。
Ken is not present, so I shall accept the prize on his behalf.
肯不在场，所以我代表他领奖。
Lots of our friends are coming: Anne, Ken and George, to name but a few.
我们的好多朋友都来: 如安妮、 肯、 乔治等。
The working of the stock exchange is beyond most people's ken.
证券交易所的运作情况大多数人都不了解。
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kenning (n.)
Old English cenning "procreation; declaration in court," present participle of ken (v.). From early 14c. in senses "sign, token; teaching, instruction;" c. 1400 as "mental cognition." From 1871 as "periphrastic expression in early Germanic poetry;" in this sense it probably is from a modern learned use of Old Norse cognate verb kenna "to know, to recognize, to feel or perceive; to call, to name (in a formal poetic metaphor)."
In the whole poem of Beowulf there are scarcely half a dozen of them [similes], and these of the simplest character, such as comparing a ship to a bird. Indeed, such a simple comparison as this is almost equivalent to the more usual "kenning" (as it is called in Icelandic), such as "brimfugol," where, instead of comparing the ship to a bird, the poet simply calls it a sea-bird, preferring the direct assertion to the indirect comparison. [Henry Sweet, "Sketches of the History of Anglo-Saxon Poetry," London, 1871]
1. The example that is often trotted out is from Beowulf where the kenning “whale road” is used to mean the sea.
一个被反复提及的例子出现在《贝奥武甫》里，书中用“鲸鱼之路”来借代海洋。
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2. Based on the kenning degree of whiting value of grey number, this paper gives a kind of order relations of interval grey number.
在灰数白化值确认度意义下，本文给出区间灰数的一种序关系。
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3. JENNIFER KENNING graduated from Saint Cloud State University (Minnesota) with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in analytical writing and has studied screenwriting at the University of California Los Angeles.
珍妮弗肯宁毕业于圣克劳德州立大学（明尼苏达州），取得分析写作和文学学位，研究了剧本在洛杉矶加州大学洛杉矶。
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4. The American Heritage Dictionary says that window is an example of a type of word called a “kenning” that the Norse loved to invent.
《美国传统词典》写道，window属于古斯堪地那维亚人很喜欢自创的所谓“隐喻语”(kenning)。
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5. Wikipedia tells me that a kenning is called a kenning from a norse phrase translating as “to express a thing in terms of another.”
根据维基百科上的说法，kenning来自于古斯堪地那维亚语的一个词组，翻译过来的意思是“换一种说法描述某事物”。
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6. Wikipedia tells me that a kenning is called a kenning from a norse phrase translating as “to express a thing in terms of another.”
根据维基百科上的说法，kenning来自于古斯堪地那维亚语的一个词组，翻译过来的意思是“换一种说法描述某事物”。
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7. A figurative, usually compound expression used in place of a name or noun, especially in Old English and Old Norse poetry; for example, storm of swords is a kenning for battle.
隐喻语尤指古英语和古斯堪的纳维亚语诗中，一种比喻性的，在表名字或名词时常用的复合表达方式，如“剑的风暴”是“战争”的隐喻语
-- 来源 -- 英汉 - 短句参考
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