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man·ci·ple AHD[mănʹsə-pəl] D.J.[ˈmænsəpəl]K.K.[ˈmænsəpəl]n.（名词）- A steward or purchaser of provisions, as for a monastery or college.采购员：食物、饮料的管理员或采购员，如为修道院或大学采办
- Middle English maunciple Middle English maunciple
- from Old French manciple [bondsman] from Old French manciple [bondsman]
- variant of mancipe variant of mancipe
- from Latin mancipium [servant, ownership by acquisition] from Latin mancipium [servant, ownership by acquisition]
- from manceps mancip- [contractor, dealer] from manceps mancip- [contractor, dealer]
- manus [hand] * see man- 2manus [hand] * 参见 man- 2
- capere [to take] * see kap- capere [to take] * 参见 kap-
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