• vt. 傳播，販賣
• n. 商人，販子
• n. (Monger)人名；(英)蒙格

來自拉丁語mango,交易商，貿易商，商人，詞源同warmonger,whore-monger.來自PIE*mang,裝飾，打扮，清洗，整理，可能來自PIE*ma,水氣，濕氣，流出，詞源同emanate,marine.

monger (n.)

Old English mangere "merchant, trader, broker," from mangian "to traffic, trade," from Proto-Germanic *mangojan (cognates: Old Saxon mangon, Old Norse mangari "monger, higgler"), from Latin mango (genitive mangonis) "dealer, trader, slave-dealer," related to mangonium "displaying of wares." Not in Watkins, but Buck (with Tucker) describes it as "one who adorns his wares to give them an appearance of greater value" and writes it is probably a loan-word based on Greek manganon "means of charming or bewitching." Used in comb. form in English since at least 12c.; since 16c. chiefly with overtones of petty and disreputable.

monger (v.)

1928, from monger (n.). Not considered to be from Old English mangian. Related: Mongered; mongering (1846).

1. And you know who our champion rumour - monger is - Chao Po - tao !

趙伯韜 慣會造謠言!

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2. He was not a fame - monger , but merely one of God's mad lovers.

他不是追名逐利之徒, 只不過是上帝的癡迷的情人而已.

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3. The war - monger would sometimes posture for peace.

戰爭販子 有時也會裝出主張和平的姿態.

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4. This paper reveals the internal relations and properties of the Cayley - Monger determinant and Cram determinant.

本文揭示Cayley—Menger行列式與Cram行列式的內在聯系及性質,借助這一橋梁作用.

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