Choctaw

英 ['tʃɔktɔ:] 美
  • adj. 乔克托族(北美印第安人)的;乔克托语的
  • n. 乔克托族;乔克托语
Choctaw
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Choctaw
1722, from Choctaw Chahta, of uncertain meaning, but also said to be from Spanish chato "flattened," for the tribe's custom of flattening the heads of male infants. As a figure skating step, first recorded 1892. Sometimes used in 19c. American English as typical of a difficult or incomprehensible language (compare Greek in this sense from c. 1600).
1. Some people say it came from the Native American Indian try tribe known as the Choctaw.
一些人认为它是源于美国印第安乔克托家族.

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2. Some people say it came from the Native American Indian tribe known as the Choctaw.
有些人说它来自美国印第安土著巧克陶族.

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