smith

英 [smɪθ] 美[smɪθ]

smith 铁匠

来自古英语 smith,铁匠，工匠，来自 Proto-Germanic*smithaz,铁匠，工匠，来自 PIE*smi,砍，切，击。

smith: smith: [OE] Smith is a general Germanic word, with relatives in German schmied, Dutch smid, and Swedish and Danish smed. These point back to a prehistoric Germanic ancestor *smithaz. This appears to have meant simply ‘worker, craftsman’, a sense which survived into Old Norse smithr. The specialization to ‘metalworker’ is a secondary development.
smith (n.): Old English smið "blacksmith, armorer, one who works in metal" (jewelers as well as blacksmiths), more broadly, "handicraftsman, practitioner of skilled manual arts" (also including carpenters), from Proto-Germanic *smithaz "skilled worker" (cognates: Old Saxon smith, Old Norse smiðr, Danish smed, Old Frisian smith, Old High German smid, German Schmied, Gothic -smiþa, in aiza-smiþa "coppersmith"), from PIE root *smi- "to cut, work with a sharp instrument" (cognates: Greek smile "knife, chisel"). Attested as a surname since at least c.975.
smith (v.): Old English smiðian "to forge, fabricate, design," from the source of smith (n.). Related: Smithed; smithing.

1. He had had a fight with Smith and bloodied his nose.: 他和史密斯打了一架，把后者的鼻子打出了血。

3. Striker Alan Smith was guilty of two glaring misses.: 前锋艾伦·史密斯两次严重失误，将球射偏。

4. This guy, Jack Smith, does he go by the name of Jackal?: 这个叫杰克·史密斯的家伙是不是还有个名字叫杰凯尔？

5. Glover thinks that Smith did him down, perhaps out of envy.: 格洛弗认为史密斯说他坏话，也许是出于嫉妒。