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词根词缀法
词根acer-，尖的，首的。-stic，词源同stitch，缝合。即按某顺序把字母缝在一起，引申词义藏头诗。来自法语la crosse，曲棍，弯棍，词源同cross，cricket.后用来指一种曲棍球游戏。=across的语义和用法借用于古法语a croix或en croix，意为“在十字交叉位置”或“横过地”，在中古英语时期为a creoix或o（n）croice，到15世纪cross成形后，此语义才逐步变为in cross或on cross，最终成为across。
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双解例句
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小知识
Did you ever compose a poem in which you wrote a word in which you wrote a word vertically down the page and started each line with one of the letters in that word? That was an acrostic poem.
A word that
Can be spelled so that it
Reads from top to bottom
Or across, as a poem
Sometimes is very clever.
That's an acrostic poem.
It can also refer to a puzzle.
Cool, isn't it?