Definition of lucubrate in English:

lucubrate

verb ˈluːkjʊbreɪtˈluk(j)əˌbreɪt

[no object]archaic

1Write or study, especially by night.
1. 1.1 Produce scholarly written material.
  I have often lucubrated for your Magazine
  Synonyms
  hold forth, expatiate, pontificate

Early 17th century: from Latin lucubrat- '(having) worked by lamplight', from the verb lucubrare.

verbˈluk(j)əˌbreɪtˈlo͞ok(y)əˌbrāt

[no object]archaic

1Write or study, especially by night.
1. 1.1 Produce scholarly written material.
  I have often lucubrated for your Magazine
  Synonyms
  hold forth, expatiate, pontificate

Early 17th century: from Latin lucubrat- ‘(having) worked by lamplight’, from the verb lucubrare.

单词	lucubrate
释义	Definition of lucubrate in English: lucubrate verb ˈluːkjʊbreɪtˈluk(j)əˌbreɪt [no object]archaic 1Write or study, especially by night. 1.1 Produce scholarly written material. I have often lucubrated for your Magazine Synonyms hold forth, expatiate, pontificate Origin Early 17th century: from Latin lucubrat- '(having) worked by lamplight', from the verb lucubrare. Definition of lucubrate in US English: lucubrate verbˈluk(j)əˌbreɪtˈlo͞ok(y)əˌbrāt [no object]archaic 1Write or study, especially by night. 1.1 Produce scholarly written material. I have often lucubrated for your Magazine Synonyms hold forth, expatiate, pontificate Origin Early 17th century: from Latin lucubrat- ‘(having) worked by lamplight’, from the verb lucubrare.
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