Local airlines cancelled flights. Shops and offices closed and radio stations went off the air. Banks shut early, and mobile-phone companies warned of network outages. Nigeria, the country with sub-Saharan Africa’s largest oil reserves, ran out of oil. The irony wasn't lost on Nigerians http://econ.st/1AI7Tjm
At the age of 80, with almost 40 books behind him and nearly as many accumulated honors, Harold Bloom has written, in “The Anatomy of Influence,” a kind of summing-up — or, as he puts it in his distinctive idiom, mixing irony with histrionism, “my virtual swan song,” born of his urge “to say in one place most of what I have learned to think about how influence works in imaginative literature.”
Pronunciation: /ˈʌɪrəni/
noun ( plural ironies)
Origin
Early 16th century (also denoting Socratic irony): viaLatin from Greek eirōneia 'simulated ignorance', fromeirōn 'dissembler'.
sum up
Present the substance of, summarize, as in They always sum up the important news in a couple of minutes, or That expletive sums up my feelings about the matter. [Early 1600s]
summary
[名](複 -ries)要約, (…の)摘要, 概括, (特に著作の内容をまとめた)結論((of ...))(▼学術論文の概要はabstract;記事・本などの要約版はdigest;論文・文学作品などの摘要はsynopsis)
make a summary of ...
…を要約する
…を要約する
in summary
要約すると.
要約すると.
━━[形]((限定))
1 要約した, 概略の, 簡潔な, 手短な
2 ((形式))即座の;〈法的手続などが〉即決の, 略式の
a summary analysis
手短な分析.
手短な分析.
summary judgment /execution
略式裁判
make a summary job of ...略式裁判
histrionism,
(′his·trē·ə′niz·əm)
(psychology) Dramatic affect, associated with some psychoneuroses and psychoses.
historicism
[名]歴史主義.
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