argonaut
英 ['ɑːg(ə)nɔːt]
美
- n. 阿尔戈号的船员
英英释义
- 1. someone engaged in a dangerous but potentially rewarding adventure
英文词源
- Argonaut (n.)
- "sailor of the Argo," 1580s (implied in argonautic), from Argo + Greek nautes "sailor" (see naval). Adventurers in the California Gold Rush of 1848 were called argonauts (because they sought the golden fleece) by those who stayed home.