• n. 鱸魚; 高位；棲木；桿
• vt. 棲息；就位；位于；使坐落于
• vi. 棲息；就位；位于
• n. (Perch)人名；(俄)佩爾奇；(丹)佩克

來自古法語perche,桿，棍，測量尺，來自拉丁語pertica,桿，棍。后用于指鳥棲息的橫桿，引申詞義棲息，停留。

來自拉丁語perca,鱸魚，來自PIE*perk,斑點。因鱸魚身上的黑色斑紋而得名。

perch (n.1)

"where a bird rests," late 13c., originally only "a pole, rod, stick, stake," from Old French perche "unit of linear measurement" (5.5 yards), also "measuring rod, pole, bar" used to measure this length (13c.), from Latin pertica "pole, long staff, measuring rod," related to Oscan perek "pole," Umbrian perkaf "twigs, rods." Meaning "a bar fixed horizontally for a hawk or tame bird to rest on" is attested from late 14c.; this led to general sense of "any thing that any bird alights or rests on" (late 15c.). Figurative sense of "an elevated or secure position" is recorded from 1520s. The "land-measuring rod" sense also was in Middle English (c. 1200), hence surviving meaning "measure of land equal to a square lineal perch" (usually 160 to the acre), mid-15c.

perch (n.2)

"spiny-finned freshwater fish," c. 1300, from Old French perche, from Latin perca "perch," from Greek perke "a perch," from PIE root *perk- "speckled, spotted" (cognates: Sanskrit prsnih "speckled, variegated;" Greek perknos "dark-colored," perkazein "to become dark"), typically in names of animals.

perch (v.)

"to roost," late 14c., from Old French perchier "to sit on a perch" (of a bird), from perche (n.) (see perch (n.1)). Related: Perched; perching.

1. The perch is a freshwater fish.

鱸魚是淡水魚。

來自柯林斯例句

2. A macaw screeched at him from its perch.

一只金剛鸚鵡站在棲木上沖他尖叫。

來自柯林斯例句

3. We watched the parade from our perch.

我們從高處觀看游行.

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

4. I like fishing for perch on vacation.

我喜歡在假期中釣鱸魚.

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

5. The bird took its perch.

鳥停歇在棲木上.

來自《現代漢英綜合大詞典》