breach, unbreachable, freight, multiple pieces of information,

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“Superman!” gasps Lois Lane, freshly scooped from beneath the nodding carbines of a South American firing squad. “Right!” says the boxy blue-and-red figure who holds her in his arms. “And still playing the role of gallant rescuer!” His mouth is set in a kind of grimace, but with dimples. Is he frowning? Tautly grinning? And what can he mean by “still playing the role”? This is only the second Superman comic ever, from July 1938, and already our hero — caped and airborne, with Lois coiled against his unbreachable bosom — is carrying a freight of super-irony.“超人！”剛從南美行刑場的卡賓槍下逃過一劫的洛伊斯·萊恩(Lois Lane)氣喘吁籲地喊道。 “是我！”穿著紅藍衣衫的壯漢把她攬在懷裡，肯定地回答道，“我還在扮演英勇的救世主角色！”他咧著嘴，似乎在做鬼臉，但露出了酒窩。他在皺眉嗎？還是在緊張地咧嘴笑？他說“還在扮演這個角色”，這又是什麼意思？這只是自1938年7月以來的第二部《超人》漫畫，但是我們的英雄——穿著披風，飛來飛去，將​​洛伊斯護在他堅實的胸前——已經開始蘊含著巨大的諷刺。

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breach

[名]1 [C][U]（法律・義務・約束などの）違反, 不履行, 破棄 a breach of contract契約違反 a breach of confidence秘密漏洩(ろうえい) a b...

breach of promise

[U][C]《法律》契約違反, 約束不履行, （特に）婚約不履行.

breach of the peace

《法律》((通例単数形))（暴動・騒乱などによる）治安妨害（罪）, 治安紊乱(びんらん)（罪）.

breach

Syllabification: (breach)

Pronunciation: /brēCH/

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noun

• 1an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct:a breach of confidence I sued for breach of contract
• a break in relations:a sudden breach between father and son

• 2a gap in a wall, barrier, or defense, especially one made by an attacking army.

verb

[with object]

• 1make a gap in and break through (a wall, barrier, or defense):the river breached its bank
• break or fail to observe (a law, agreement, or code of conduct).

• 2 [no object] (of a whale) rise and break through the surface of the water.

Phrases

breach of the peace

an act of violent or noisy behavior that causes a public disturbance and is considered a criminal offense.

breach of promise

the action of breaking a sworn assurance to do something, formerly especially to marry someone.

step into the breach

replace someone who is suddenly unable to do a job or task.

Origin:

Middle English: from Old French breche, ultimately of Germanic origin; related to break¹

unbreachable

Syllabification: (un·breach·a·ble)

Pronunciation: /ˌənˈbrēCHəbəl/

Definition of unbreachable

adjective

not able to be breached or overcome:a virtually unbreachable position

freight

Syllabification: (freight)

Pronunciation: /frāt/

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Definition of freight

noun

• 1goods transported by truck, train, ship, or aircraft.
• the transport of goods by truck, train, ship, or aircraft.
• a charge for transport by freight.

• 2 (in full freight train) a train of freight cars:sugar and molasses moving by freight

• 3a load or burden.

verb

[with object]

• transport (goods) in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft:the metals had been freighted from the city [no object]:ships freighting to Dublin
• (be freighted with) be laden or imbued with (something abstract):each word was freighted with anger

Derivatives

freighting

Pronunciation: /frātiNG/

noun

Origin:

late Middle English (in the sense 'rental of a ship for transporting goods'): from Middle Dutch, Middle Low German vrecht, variant of vracht 'ship's cargo'. Compare with fraught