• n. 雌狐；潑婦，刁婦；嘮叨的女人；壞心眼的女人

來自fox的英語南方方言變體，狐貍，-en，古英語陰性詞后綴，現代英語惟一保留。

vixen

vixen: [15] The only Old English word on record for a ‘female fox’ is fyxe. Fixene first appears in the late Middle English period. It was formed using the suffix -en, denoting ‘female’. This was once quite common – Old English had biren ‘female bear’, for instance, and gyden ‘goddess’ – but it now survives only in vixen. (Its German counterpart, -in, is still a live suffix.) The initial v of vixen comes from southwestern England.
=> fox

vixen (n.)

Old English *fyxen (implied in adjective fyxan), fem. of fox (see fox (n.) and cognate with Middle High German vühsinne, German füchsin). Solitary English survival of the Germanic feminine suffix -en, -in (also in Old English gyden "goddess;" mynecen "nun," from munuc "monk;" wlyfen "she-wolf," etc.). The figurative sense "ill-tempered woman" is attested from 1570s. The spelling shift from -f- to -v- began late 1500s (see V).

1. One morning when a vixen was taking her babies out of the lair, she saw a lioness and her cub.

一天清早,雌狐貍帶著她的孩子走出巢穴, 看見了母獅子和她的孩子.

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

2. With an angelic face and a vixen body nobody can resist her.

擁有天使般的面孔和悍婦般的身材沒有可以抵抗她.

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3. Winner of G 4 Video Game Vixen for Dressed to Kill even though she hardly wears anything.

G4視頻游戲以穿著殺人的勝利者,即使她幾乎什么都沒穿.

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4. Take a look back at the actress'big screen as a heat - packing vixen.

讓我們來回顧一下她在大銀幕上的全副武裝的女槍手形象.

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