obsolete except in lukewarm (late 14c.), from Middle English leuk "tepid" (c. 1200), of unknown origin; perhaps from Middle Dutch or Old Frisian leuk "tepid, weak," or from Old English hleowe (adv.) "warm," all from Proto-Germanic *khlewaz (see lee).
masc. proper name, from Latin Lucas (Greek Loukas), contraction of Lucanus literally "of Lucania," district in Lower Italy, home of the Lucani, a branch of the Sabelline race.
双语例句
1. I felt so self-conscious under Luke's mother's intense gaze.
在卢克母亲审视的目光下，我感到极不自在。
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2. Luke answered by tightening his grip on her shoulder.
卢克的回应就是把她的肩头抓得更紧了。
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3. Luke's mother stopped smiling and looked reproachfully at him.
卢克的妈妈收起了笑容，用责备的眼光看着他。
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4. Luke sat directly behind the pilot and conversed with him.
卢克就坐在飞行员后面，并且和他说着话。
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5. Luke badly wanted a pass mark. Still does, I daresay.
