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来自古英语tang，蛇信子，蛇的舌头，来自古诺斯语tangi，尖的金属棒，尖叉，来自Proto-Germanic*tang，咬，来自PIE*denk，咬，词源同tongs，tough.因蛇信子散发强烈的刺鼻恶臭而引申该词义。
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小知识
A tang is a sharp flavor or smell, like the tang of fresh-squeezed lemonade or the tang of the salty ocean breeze.
When you eat something sour, you taste a tang, like the tang of blue cheese or vinegar in your salad. Although it's no longer available today, Tang was also the name of a tangy, sugary orange drink that was especially popular in the 1960s and 70s. From a root word meaning “to bite,” tang's original meaning was “serpent's tongue.”