cist

英 [sɪst] 美 [sɪst]
  • n. 石柜;石棺;圣器箱
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cist (n.)
"sepulchral chest or chamber," 1804, in some cases from Latin cista "wickerwork basket, box," from Greek kiste "box, chest" (see chest); according to OED, in some cases from Welsh cist in cist faen "stone coffin," the first element of which is from the Latin word.
1. He was an unswerving empiri-cist with little time for theory.
他是个坚定不移的经验论者,不屑研究理论。

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2. The company have decide to review freelance In the light of the rising cist of living.
根据生活费用的提高,公司已决定调整自由职业者的酬金.

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