anticadj.
英 'æntɪk | 美
中文adj. 古怪的；滑稽可笑的\nn. 滑稽动作；丑角\nvi. 扮小旦；做滑稽动作\nn. (Antic)人名；(法)安蒂克
古怪的；滑稽可笑的
n. 滑稽动作；丑角
vi. 扮小旦；做滑稽动作
n. (Antic)人名；(法)安蒂克
词根词源
anticantic: see antiqueantic (n.)1520s, "grotesque or comical gesture," from Italian antico "antique," from Latin antiquus "old" (see antique). Originally (like grotesque) a 16c. Italian word referring to the strange and fantastic representations on ancient murals unearthed around Rome (especially originally the Baths of Titus, rediscovered 16c.); later extended to "any bizarre thing or behavior," in which sense it first arrived in English. As an adjective in English from 1580s, "grotesque, bizarre."
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