每日一词 | double Dutch的意思是“talk or writing that is nonsense or that you cannot understand”,即“晦涩的言语(或文字);莫名其妙的话”。 这句习语最早出现于John Davis的作品《Travels of Four Years and a Half in the United States of America》中,其中有这样一句话: ...
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In this connection, one may note that Akkadiannâṣu(fromnaʾāṣu) may be used of something that is revolting to look at: “if the appearance of the house is repulsive (nāṣ)” (CT 38, 14:4,22; seeAHW, p. 758). In a lexical text cited inCADXII2, p. 53, the word...
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The shiny stuff (political scandals, celebrity nonsense, and more) in the long run, does not matter. We must turn away from the distractions, but it’s hard when those who “design” the distractions are very VERY good at it. The challenge with facing up to the mult...
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How does etymology help with spelling? Every language has its rules withspelling. Most of us can’t forget being told in school, “I before E, except after C, making the ‘long A’ sound like neighbor and weigh.” This, like many other rules, helps us to remember how to spell words...
for most Amish people it is still a second language. I once asked someone from a much “higher” Amish group whether dealing in English still “felt” like using a foreign language. She replied that it did, saying that she thinks in Pennsylvania Dutch – even though she does much work in...