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sayonara
interjection, noun
farewell; goodbye.
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Sayonara comes from Japanese 蝉补测艒苍补谤补, a shortening of 蝉补测艒苍补谤补ba, which means literally 鈥渋f it be so (that the time for parting has come).鈥� Sayonara consists of 蝉补测艒 鈥渢hus鈥� and naraba 鈥渋f it be.鈥� Sayonara entered English in the second half of the 19th century.
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First of all, Joey is terrible at Nintendo. As little brothers go, he鈥檚 probably the worst. If he gets to play Zelda, you can say sayonara to your rupees.
Turchin published one final monograph … then broke the news to his UConn colleagues that he would be saying a permanent sayonara to the field, although he would continue to draw a salary as a tenured professor in their department.
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产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别
noun
a box or dish for candies.
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A 产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别 is a person or store that sells candies, or a box or tray for serving candies. 叠辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别, a French noun, has been in English for more than 200 years, but it is still completely unnaturalized. 叠辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别 is a derivative of the noun bon-bon, literally 鈥済ood-good,鈥� French baby talk for 鈥渃andy鈥� (especially chocolate candy). 叠辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别 entered English in the first half of the 19th century.
how is 产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别 used?
He drew from his pocket a marvellous 产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别, formed out of a single emerald, and closed by a golden lid, which unscrewed and gave passage to a small ball of a greenish colour, and about the size of a pea.
At Sotheby’s the Rivers collection includes a gold and enamel cigarette case with pink rosettes, a carved nephrite gold and enamel 产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别, whose lid has Cupid riding an eagle on a cloud, and several elephants in bowenite, obsidian and aventurine.
产辞苍产辞苍苍颈猫谤别
eidetic
adjective
of, relating to, or constituting visual imagery vividly experienced and readily reproducible with great accuracy and in great detail.
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Eidetic 鈥減ertaining to visual images vividly experienced and readily reproducible鈥� is a technical term used in psychology. It comes via German eidetisch from the equally technical Greek adjective 别颈诲脓迟颈办贸蝉, whose senses include 鈥渃onstituting an image; (of a number) capable of being represented by a mathematical figure; formal (cause).鈥� 贰颈诲脓迟颈办贸蝉 is a derivative of 别铆诲脓蝉颈蝉, one of the several Greek nouns meaning 鈥渒nowledge.鈥� Eidetic entered English in the first half of the 20th century.
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His eidetic memory went to work, conjuring an image of a large-scale map he had once studied. Closing his eyes he laid off the exact distance, latitude and longitude, individual islands.
Dr. Matsuzawa said the ability reminded him of the phenomenon called eidetic imagery, in which a person memorizes details of a complex scene at a glance.
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