enamoured, bountiful, Ideal Lover, A-Z, overmote. oaf-pandering

Murakami, it should be noted, writes in Japanese but is so enamoured of quintessentially American authors that he has himself translated Raymond Carver into Japanese.




"Take rest; a field that has rested gives a bountiful crop" – Ovid, Poet

「休息一會，經過休養生息的田地會大豐收。」– 奧維德

 As far as I can tell from the teaser, the show is so grossly formulaic that it almost seems like a parody: a portly, spiky-haired host overemotes into the camera about “the orgasmic sense of bacon,” sings silly bacon songs, and otherwise checks off every trope of oaf-pandering, lowest-common-denominator programming you can think of. I am embarrassed to say that I am looking forward to it.

oaf

音節

oaf

発音

óuf

oafの慣用句

oafish, （全1件）

[名]（複 〜s, ((古))oaves 〔óuvz〕）

1 ばか；まぬけ；武骨者, いなか者. ▼特に男子についていう

You('re a) big oaf！
大ばか野郎.

2 ((古))＝changeling 1.

oaf・ish

[形]やぼな；がらの悪い.

oaf・ish・ly

[副]

oaf・ish

pander

音節

pan • der

発音

pǽndər

レベル

社会人必須

panderの変化形

panders (複数形) • pandered (過去形) • pandered (過去分詞) • pandering (現在分詞) • panders (三人称単数現在)

[動](自)

1 売春をあっせんする.

2 〈メディアなどが〉（下劣なものに）迎合する, おもねる((to ...)). ▼受身可能.

━━(他)((古))…に売春［悪事］の仲介［手助け］をする.

━━[名]((古))

1 情事の仲立ち；売春仲介者；売春宿の主人.

2 他人の弱みにつけこむ者, 悪事の仲介者.

enamor

  

音節

en • am • or

発音

inǽmər

enamorの変化形

enamored (過去形) • enamored (過去分詞) • enamoring (現在分詞) • enamors (三人称単数現在)

[動](他)((通例受身))…を（…で）夢中にさせる, 魅惑する；((文))…を恋のとりこにする((of, with ...))

be enamored of ［with］ ［＝enamor oneself of］ its beauty
その美しさに心を奪われる.

enamoured of "Mr. Right" love game...

據說這是堂 吉訶德 一段 待查:

amiable/ bountiful/constant/daring/enamoured/faithful/gallant/honorable/illustious/kind/loyal/mild/noble/obliging/prudent/quiet/rich/S?...../true/valiant/wise/young/zealous

上述"S 含蓄的體恤....西諺四S 標準/X "都有問題

bountiful1

Line breaks: boun¦ti|ful

Pronunciation: /ˈbaʊntɪfʊl

  

, -f(ə)l/

ADJECTIVE

1Large in quantity; abundant:the ocean provided a bountiful supply of fresh food

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1.1Giving generously:this bountiful God has thought of everything

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Origin

early 16th century: from bounty + -ful.

overemote

[edit]English

[edit]Etymology

over- +‎ emote

[edit]Verb

overemote (third-person singular simple present overemotes, present participle overemoting, simple past and past participle overemoted)

1. To display emotion excessive for the situation.