这个英文网名惊艳到我了!

Epiphany
源自希腊语,原意 reveal,显现;
现代英语中主要含义:
1、主显节

2、一瞬间明白的感觉,“顿悟”


很多以此命名的歌曲


《心灵奇旅》插曲

类似“治愈系单词”
Vicissitude

Euphoria

Serendipity

Ethereal

Petrichor

更正:是名词
Iridescent

Eureka(与阿基米德发现浮力有关)a-ha

Some say it goes all the way back to the time of ancient Greece and an inventor named Archimedes (c. 287-212 B.C.E.).
The king of Syracuse, Heiro II, gave Archimedes a difficult problem to solve. The king wanted to know if goldsmiths had used pure gold to make his crown.
This problem troubled Archimedes. How could he learn if the crown was pure gold?
One day, he stepped into the water of a bathtub. He saw that the water flowed over the top of the tub. The water that overflowed was displaced by his body.
When Archimedes climbed in and out of the bath, he carefully studied the displaced water. He noticed that the more his body sank into the water, the more water was displaced. This meant that the displaced water measured his volume exactly.
Suddenly, Archimedes realized how he could test the gold in the king's crown. He knew that gold is heavier than silver. So, he reasoned that a crown mixed with silver would have to be bulkier than one made only of gold if both weighed the same. Therefore, it would displace more water than a crown of pure gold.
Archimedes, allegedly, became so excited by this discovery that he jumped out of the bath and ran naked through the city streets, shouting: "Eureka! Eureka!" meaning, "I have found it! I have found it!"
In another version of the story, the king gives a different puzzle to Archimedes to solve. Archimedes must figure out how to build a massive ship that won't sink. Again, he supposedly makes his discovery in a public bath.
Both are great stories, but most likely, Archimedes never said "Eureka!" And who knows if he really ran through the streets naked.
What we do know is that Archimedes discovered the law or buoyancy, or what engineers still call today, the Archimedes principle.
Benevolence

Oblivion

Aurora
