Experts say heroic stories of questionable veracity emerging from Ukraine are propaganda or morale boosters. Or both.
Ukrainian forces are using their home-turf knowledge to stymie Russia, U.S. Gen. Mark Milley said.
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How does the project manager avoid the second-system effect?
By insisting on a senior architect who has at least two systems under his belt.
(from The Mythical Man-Month, p.58)
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By ERNESTO LONDOÑO and SHANNON SIMS
The ruling comes amid a fight between conservationists and President Michel Temer over environmental protections and indigenous rights.
stymie
ˈstʌɪmi/
verb
informal
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under one's belt
Experienced or achieved, as in Once a medical student has anatomy under her belt, she'll have much less to memorize. This metaphoric expression likens food that has been consumed to an experience that has been digested. [Colloquial; first half of 1800s]
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms
另外一辭典說法:
have sth under your belt
to have learned or succeeded in something which might be a benefit in the future:
Basic computer skills are a good thing to have under your belt.
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
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