since the English translation of the French verb brouter is to graze, which is what, for example, cows do when they eat grass in the meadow. We find these to be derogatory expressions, although we assume that it depends on the context and the degree of re-appropriation by the LGBT+ comm...
Now, it is true that I cannot listen to any Adele and I change the station when “Photograph” comes on. But I don’t drown my sorrows in La Marca or sop up tears with a box of Kleenex while watchingPrince of Tides. Chocolate is not being indulged in nor is drunk texting an option...
derived from the Old French word ‘gai’, which in turn was probably derived from a Germanic word, though that isn’t completely known. The word’s original meaning meant something to the effect of “joyful”, “carefree”, “full of mirth”, or “bright and showy”. ...
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“Las Vegas”, which is a Spanish term that translates roughly into “the meadows.” He chose this name because the valley had several types of wild grass growing in the nutrient-rich desert soil which made it seem like a meadow, rather than a desert. This would become the home to one...
represents ordinary German: it’s so difficult that even those whose native language is German often reach for English translations, I’m told, in an attempt to understand what he’s trying to say. Another downside to suggesting that German might be an especially appropriate language for ...
he says, “you don’t have to know what’s going on in the rest of society—how they built their huts or their canoes—if we’re going to say that antibiotics are weapons, you just need to figure out that information, which ones encode antibiotics, and then you have to g...
Say it again: you can use the word “fishes” when referring to different kinds of fish. Fishes: Plural vs. Possessive There’s one more reason you might hear the word “fishes” tossed around: when it’s used in the possessive form. ...
purple wildflowers in others. We're headed to the seismology station at Mount Fremont Peak on the northern side of Mount Rainier National Park. After nearly 3 miles, we head down a steep meadow that might've given Heidi, the Swiss Alps orphan of children's literature, some serious vertigo...
- 他们母亲早逝…They havent had much learnin in the social graces since we left Scotland.他们没学到什么社交礼仪All right, give em A Home in the Meadow.好吧,给他们唱 《家在草原上》吧Away, away, come away with meEve, you, too.伊芙,来,你也一起唱-Where the grass grows wild -Thats ...