frankenstein

詳細解釋：

Frank.en.stein

n.（名詞）
An agency or a creation that slips from the control of and ultimately destroys its creator.
弗蘭肯斯泰因：脫離了創造者的控制並最終毀滅創造者的媒介或作品
A monster having the appearance of a man.
人形的怪物

來源：
From Frankenstein , the creator of the artificial monster in Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
源自 Frankenstein ， 弗蘭肯斯泰因 中的一個人造怪物，由瑪麗·沃斯通克拉夫特·雪萊所著

<注釋>The wordFrankenstein has taken on a life of its own, somewhat like the monster created from parts of corpses by the Swiss student Frankenstein, whose name serves as the title of Mary Shelley`s novel, published in 88. People have persisted in calling the monster Frankenstein;in fact, the first recorded use of the name as a common noun in 838refers to mules as .Frankensteins..The word has gone on to refer to .a monster having the appearance of a man. and .an agency that slips from the control of and ultimately destroys its creator..Since most people have given the name of the novel`s protagonist to his creation,Frankenstein`s monster has, in a sense, destroyed its creator.
單詞Franerstein 有些象瑞士學生弗蘭肯斯泰因（此名成為88年出版的瑪麗·雪萊小說的書名）從部分死屍器官所造的怪物一樣，已經具備了自己的生命力。 人們堅持將那個怪物稱作弗蘭肯斯泰因；實際上此詞於838年第一次用作普通名詞，把頑固的人稱作.弗蘭肯斯泰因.。此詞後來演變為指.人形怪物.和.脫離創造者的控制並最終毀滅其創造者的媒介.。因為多數人把小說中主角的名字轉借給了他的創造物，所以，從某種意義上說，弗蘭肯斯泰因創造的怪物已經毀滅了他本人