在17世纪,偶尔更加字面地用于物质事物的展开:伊夫林(Evelyn)有芽“展开成叶子”[“Sylva,or,A discourse of forest-trees,and the propagation of timber in His Majesties dominions,”1664]。相关词汇: Explained; explaining; explains。用explain (something) away“通过解释削弱或消除表面意义,使其失去重要性”,...
In the caption, Randall comments on the stereotype that linguists are obnoxious pedants who obsess over correct grammar usage ("Grammar Nazis"). Tongue in cheek, he remarks that the truth is actually much "worse", because at least pedants will have the social awareness hat if somebody fell do...
aLove can not really Oh! Can with one's tongue in one's cheek, Oh! 正在翻译,请等待...[translate] a没有结果的努力 Without the result endeavor[translate] a数这些书 Number these books[translate] a能够遇到你 Can run into you[translate] ...
Tongue-in-cheek 'counting scores' are familiar in the likes of theErdősandBaconnumbers, both of which are referenced by599: Apocalypse(the latter only in the title text). In these cases the ideal is to get thelowestnumber, whereas here higher is better. The cross-field hybridErdős–Ba...
They’re a tongue-in-cheek window into my world, which is wonderfully hectic. I feel incredibly blessed to be a mum of multiples and wouldn’t have it any other way. I have a feeling this is the start of a meme… Enjoy! Rachel. ...
I think it also may be referring, in a tongue-in-cheek manner, to the fact that people who call people idiots because they don't know something, and yet fail to explain it, are creating ignorance to criticise it. Person A says, "What is x?" ...
Realizing that the Super Bowl is viewed by a large percentage of the population,Randall, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, states that those people would be quite distracted during that time, and therefore it would be possible to steal cars without fear of being caught. The title text takes this even...
This is meant to be a tongue-in-cheek joke about the potential dangers of reading footnotes. Better but still seriously flawed in the final sentence. The prompt prefix I used in front of the transcript was, "Explain the following xkcd comic. The title text should be explained in a ...
(read full review-1184 words) A slightly tongue-in-cheek reference to essays against 'The Military-Industrial complex' and how they are often copy-pasted by people who don't really understand them in inappropriate places. Or just to people who rant far beyond anything that people would ever ...