The word religion is derived from the Latin noun religio, which denotes both earnest observance of ritual obligations and an inward spirit of reverence.
宗教一词源自拉丁语宗教名词，它既表示认真遵守仪式义务，又表示内向的崇敬精神。
The word "dismal", originally a noun, comes from Latin. Literally it means "evil days," though gradually it became used as an adjective meaning "gloomy", "depressing." or "drab".
这个词原来是名词，源于拉丁文，字面上的意思是“邪恶日”，而后逐渐变成了形容词，意为“情绪低落的”、“无生气的”或“单调乏味的”。
The noun placebo comes from a Latin verb, meaning "I shall please", in reference to some participants' belief that the "medication" had an effect.
安慰剂这个名词来自于拉丁语的一个动词，本意为“我应该高兴”。
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