swart
英 [swɔːt]
美
- adj. 有害的；恶性的；黑黝黝的
- n. (Swart)人名；(瑞典、南非、德)斯瓦特；(英)斯沃特
swart 黑黝黝的，有毒的，邪恶的来自古英语 sweart,黑的，暗的，来自 Proto-Germanic*swarta,黑的，来自 PIE*swordo,黑的，
- swart (adj.)
- Old English sweart "black, dark," of night, clouds, also figurative, "wicked, infamous," from Proto-Germanic *swarta- (cognates: Old Frisian, Old Saxon, and Middle Dutch swart, Dutch zwart, Old Norse svartr, German schwarz, Gothic swarts "dark-colored, black"), from PIE root *swordo- "dirty, dark, black" (source of sordid). The true Germanic word, surviving in the Continental languages, displaced in English by black. Of skin color of persons from late 14c. Related: Swartest.
- 1. Price policy is widely used by the TPL companies which lead to the swart competition.
- 价格策略仍为广大的第三方物流企业所运用,价格战还在一定程度上存在.
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