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||1: The finest pieces in Mr Gray's book are satire. ||2: One is a Swiftian essay in favour of torture (which some serious-minded lefties took at face value). ||3: Even better is a devastating parody of the Marxist approach to linguistics, involving a (fictional) visit by Ludwig Wittgenstein to the Soviet Union, and his relationship with an (invented) Hungarian academic, L. Revai, who idealises the grunts of slave labourers as a proletarian Ursprache.
||1:此书中最好的作品当属讽刺文学。||2:一篇支持酷刑(某些一本正经的左翼人士便未能辨出其弦外之音)的斯威夫特式随笔可算在其中。||3:而另一篇极佳的戏仿之作更令人叫绝,此文模仿了语言学的马克思主义研究模式,其情节包括路德维希·维特根斯坦对苏联的一次(虚构的)访问,以及他与(作者创造出的)匈牙利学者L·列瓦伊的交往,这位匈牙利学者将奴工的咕哝声理想化,将之提升至无产阶级原始语的高度。
||1: Calling yourself a diaosi has also become a proud statement of solidarity with the masses against the perceived corruption of the wealthy. ||2: The word itself entered the language only recently, appealing to office grunts across the country, especially in the IT industry. ||3: A mostly male species, diaosi are often daydreamers with poor social skills and an obsession with online gaming. ||4: They are slightly different from Japan's marriage-shunning “herbivore” young men in that fewer of them have chosen their station in life. ||5: Society has chosen it for them, especially with property prices climbing well beyond their reach. ||6: Several recent studies show that, while incomes across Chinese society continue to rise, social mobility has worsened. ||7: Yi Chen of Nanjing Audit University and Frank A. Cowell of the London School of Economics found that, since 2000, people at the bottom of society were more likely than in the 1990s to stay where they were. ||8: “China has become more rigid,” they conclude.
||1:自称屌丝已经成了宣称自己是和社会中的大多数一样厌恶富裕群体腐败行为的方式。||2:这个词语最近才出现,最初来自于办公室的闲聊,尤其是IT这个多数工作者都是男性的行业。||3:屌丝通常指那些缺乏社交能力、沉迷网络游戏还老做白日梦的人。||4:他们和日本那些不愿结婚的“食草族”略有不同,极少数食草男已经选择了生活方式。||5:但社会已经为屌丝们作出了选择,尤其是高速上涨的房价让他们根本无法触及。||6:近期的几次调查显示,尽管中国社会的平均工资持续上涨,但社会流动性却进一步恶化了。||7: 南京审计学院的易辰(音)和伦敦政治经济学院的弗兰克·A·康维尔(Frank A. Cowell)发现,同上世纪90年代相比,2000年以后的社会底层群体停留在这个地位上的可能性更大。 ||8:“中国社会已经变得更加僵化了。”他们总结到。
A nuclear meltdown should be "physically impossible", says the Pentagon. The grunts on the ground will be hoping that is right.
国防部表示,核反应堆熔毁“在物理学上是不可能的”。战场上的士兵会希望是这样的。
Much to his surprise, the shop-floor grunts often have no clue who he is.
让老板感到吃惊的是,这些基层员工常常不知道自己的老板是谁。
In contrast, operations specialists such as IBM, Accenture and the Big Four accounting firms employ armies of lower-paid grunts ; and tend to answer to the client firm's finance or tech chiefs.
相反的,譬如IBM、埃森哲咨询公司和四大会计师事务所这样的操作专家则雇佣低薪大军,往往他们却做上了客户公司的财务或技术主管。
|noun|
1.A low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person.
‘with snorts and _grunts_ the animals were coaxed down the ramp’
‘he answered with a _grunt_ and made no further reply’
2.A low-ranking soldier or unskilled worker.
‘he went from _grunt_ to senior executive vice president in five years’
‘What measure of fitness is needed for a sedentary, far-behind-the-lines soldier who by pushing buttons and analyzing data can kill more of the enemy than a battalion of _grunts_ ?’
3.An edible shoaling fish of tropical coasts and coral reefs, able to make a loud noise by grinding its teeth and amplifying the sound in the swim bladder.
‘Golden eye or yellowtail _grunts_ , chubs or scads would move unhurriedly across, changing direction with uncanny synchronisation.’
‘There are a variety of other edible pan fish that may show up, such as _grunts_ and porgies.’
4.Mechanical power, especially in a motor vehicle.
‘what the big wagon needs is _grunt_ , and the turbo does the business’
‘When we hit the track on day two and turned traction control off, the sheer _grunt_ became apparent.’
|verb|
1.(of a person) make a low inarticulate sound, typically to express effort or indicate assent.
‘the men cursed and _grunted_ as they lassoed the steer’
‘‘What is it?’ he _grunted_ irritably’
2.(of an animal, especially a pig) make a low, short guttural sound.
‘an enormous pig _grunted_ and shuffled in a sty outside’
‘The gorilla _grunted_ louder, but still did not move from its repose.’
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