| 释义 |
† overˈvolve, v. Sc. Obs. rare—1.
In 6 ouer-, oure-, our-.
[? f. over- + L. volvĕre to roll, turn: cf. L. supervolvĕre.]
? To turn over or aside.
(But the reading is doubtful: the original may have been ‘Onrevolvit (i.e. not turned over) this volume lay ane space’.)
1513Douglas æneis vii. Prol. 154 For byssines, quhilk occurrit on cace, Ourvoluit [v. rr. oure-, ouer-] I this volume, lay ane space: And, thocht I wery was, ne lyst nocht tyre. |
