| 词组 | hardy, hearty |
| 释义 | hardy, hearty These two words do not look alike, but they sound much alike in American English. They are vaguely similar in meaning in some of their senses, but they are not interchangeable. The substitution of one for the other, then, must be accounted a mistake. We have a "hearty crop" from Newsweek in 1976, and "a particularly hearty flower" from Parade Magazine in 1977, both of which should have been hardy. And from the New York Times Magazine we have a 1982 "hardy soups," which should have been hearty. English is a very difficult language to spell by ear. We suggest you consult a dictionary whenever you are in any doubt—even if you are using a word processor. |
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