英语词汇rumti-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

rumti-(also rum-ti-, rumty-; rumpti-, rumpty-, rump-te-),a meaningless combination of syllables used in refrains or imitations of sounds. Also, used in comb. with adjs.; rumti-too adj., commonplace.(a)1820Scott Let. 30 Nov. in Lockhart (1845) 442/1 The Rumti-iddity chorus in Tom Thumb.1834Tait's Mag. I. 738/1 Luckily, Old Sparks hadn't christened him with any of his ridiculous rumfoozles, or rumptyiddities.1848Dickens Dombey ii, The..unmeaning and unfeeling remark of rump-te-iddity, bow-wow-wow.(b)1817Keats Let. 15 Apr. (1958) I. 129, I hope one of you will be competent to take part in a Trio..when you have said Rum-ti-ti you must not rum any more.1834M. Scott Cruise Midge xviii, The tabor was fiercely beaten, rumpti, tumpti.1897Star 20 Apr. 3/4 The music..is of the commonplace rum-ti-tum order.1898G. B. Shaw Perfect Wagnerite 109 A little rum-ti-tum triplet.1901Pall Mall Mag. Feb. 265 If you were to put in a little less rumty-tumty language, I'm not sure that I shouldn't agree with you.1912World 7 May 690/2 Mr. Cyril Maude makes a rather rumtifootling bishop amusing and forgivable even in his most flagrant lapses from clerical circumspection.1974Listener 31 Jan. 131/1 Try translating Goethe's Faust with the same metre..it's apt to sound fatally rum-ti-tum.1976G. Ewart No Fool i. 31 This is a convention, we know, of course, and a wistfulness in the rum-ti-tum might be detected.(c)1906Galsworthy Man of Property i. i. 22 Did you ever see such a collection of rumty-too people?1920― In Chancery i. i. 9 He was feeling more strongly than ever that Timothy's was hopelessly ‘rum-ti-too’, and the souls of his aunts dismally mid-Victorian.

rumti- /ˈrʌmti/ combining form. E19.

ORIGIN: Arbitrary.

A meaningless combination of syllables used in refrains or imitations of sounds, as rumti-tum, rumti-tumty.

DERIVATIVE rumti-ˈtoo adjective (colloq.) commonplace E20.

词汇	rumti-
词根词缀	OED SOED rumti-(also rum-ti-, rumty-; rumpti-, rumpty-, rump-te-),a meaningless combination of syllables used in refrains or imitations of sounds. Also, used in comb. with adjs.; *rumti-too* adj., commonplace.(a)1820Scott Let. 30 Nov. in Lockhart (1845) 442/1 The Rumti-iddity chorus in Tom Thumb.1834Tait's Mag. I. 738/1 Luckily, Old Sparks hadn't christened him with any of his ridiculous rumfoozles, or rumptyiddities.1848Dickens Dombey ii, The..unmeaning and unfeeling remark of rump-te-iddity, bow-wow-wow.(b)1817Keats Let. 15 Apr. (1958) I. 129, I hope one of you will be competent to take part in a Trio..when you have said Rum-ti-ti you must not rum any more.1834M. Scott Cruise Midge xviii, The tabor was fiercely beaten, rumpti, tumpti.1897Star 20 Apr. 3/4 The music..is of the commonplace rum-ti-tum order.1898G. B. Shaw Perfect Wagnerite 109 A little rum-ti-tum triplet.1901Pall Mall Mag. Feb. 265 If you were to put in a little less rumty-tumty language, I'm not sure that I shouldn't agree with you.1912World 7 May 690/2 Mr. Cyril Maude makes a rather rumtifootling bishop amusing and forgivable even in his most flagrant lapses from clerical circumspection.1974Listener 31 Jan. 131/1 Try translating Goethe's Faust with the same metre..it's apt to sound fatally rum-ti-tum.1976G. Ewart No Fool i. 31 This is a convention, we know, of course, and a wistfulness in the rum-ti-tum might be detected.(c)1906Galsworthy Man of Property i. i. 22 Did you ever see such a collection of rumty-too people?1920― In Chancery i. i. 9 He was feeling more strongly than ever that Timothy's was hopelessly ‘rum-ti-too’, and the souls of his aunts dismally mid-Victorian. rumti- /ˈrʌmti/ combining form. E19. ORIGIN: Arbitrary. A meaningless combination of syllables used in refrains or imitations of sounds, as rumti-tum, rumti-tumty. DERIVATIVE rumti-ˈtoo adjective (colloq.) commonplace E20.
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