手指最前面那一截
字面上的那個部位,以及直接用那個部位做出來的動作。
noun · B1
The end part of your finger, furthest from your hand — the soft part you touch, feel, and press things with.
指尖
Hold up one hand and look at the last small piece of a finger. That piece reaches first, touches first, and feels most. It is also the point of you: past it there is only air. One way to hold fingertip is as that reaching, feeling far end. Everything else the word does comes from one of those two facts. Because it reaches first, whatever is already under it needs no searching. Because it is the point of a person, going out to it means going all the way. And because it touches so lightly, a touch with it is the smallest push there is.
A compound of finger and tip, the same way English makes tiptoe and toetip.
由 finger(手指)+ tip(尖端)合成,跟 tiptoe(腳尖)、toetip 是同一種造字方式,字面意思就是今天的核心畫面。
Wiktionary entry supplied in packet (kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:714306488), etymology_text: From finger + tip. Compare tiptoe and toetip.
Three branches
手指最前面那一截
字面上的那個部位,以及直接用那個部位做出來的動作。
noun · B1
The end part of your finger, furthest from your hand — the soft part you touch, feel, and press things with.
指尖
在指尖上=不用找就拿得到
指尖最先碰到東西;如果一樣東西已經在指尖底下,那就表示不必去找它。
noun · B2
To have knowledge or information ready and close by, so that you can use it straight away without having to go and look for it.
隨手可得
一路到指尖=整個人都是
指尖是人身上最外面的一點,所以「延伸到那裡」就等於「沒有一處不是」。
noun · C1
Completely, in every part: used after a word describing what someone is, to say they are that thing all the way through.
徹頭徹尾