“I’m sorry to be so blunt,” the billionaire told Stanford students. In this episode of the #MetArtistProject, ceramic artist Ann Agee visits the Villeroy “Harlequin Family.” She describes a set of mannequins as, “who you want tobe, but maybe you can’t be because you’re too stuffy.” http://met.org/1NPpjOzHarley-Davidson used to be the Republican Party of the vehicle industry. Perhaps two-thirds of its customers in America are grizzled white guys. But unlike the GOP it has worked to broaden its appeal. As well as touring bikes big enough to fit a Jacuzzi on, it now offers zippier models that are easier to ride if you are female. Sales were roaring until last summer. But then it hit something harder and faster than a 1690cc Fat Boy: the dollar http://econ.st/1PuFAWTStarts today: "Japan Speaks Out! Early Japanese Talkies," featuring films by Shimazu, Mizoguchi, and other greats. http://bit.ly/1RdITWb["The Neighbor’s Wife and Mine." 1931. Japan. Directed by Heinosuke Gosho. Courtesy The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo – National Film Center]
only method by which Verlaine attains to the peculiar intimacy of his manner. He secures a similar effect by the garrulous confidences of his poems, by the way in which he renders the casual moods and habits of his life interesting and emotional.
Louis Pouzin, a garrulous Frenchman, helped create the internet. Mr Pouzin is now 82, and nominally retired. But like many other networking pioneers he is using his fame to campaign for greater openness and transparency on the internet, as its elegant design comes under growing commercial and political pressure http://econ.st/1hvCwgk
Zippy, chatty and refreshingly accessible, the messages soften the image of a titan of letters known for lengthy and difficult masterpieces like “The Magic Mountain” and the family saga “Buddenbrooks.”
talky
(adjective) Full of trivial conversation.
Meaning #1: full of trivial conversation
Synonyms: chatty, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, talkative
Synonyms:
chatty, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, talkative
Usage:
After the board meeting ended, my talky neighbor, Martha, cornered me and spent an hour lecturing me about the bylaws surrounding welcome mat use in the building.
Full Definition of TALKY
1
2
: containing too much talk
1
2
: containing too much talk
Examples of TALKY
- She was in a talky mood.
- talky
garrulous
Syllabification: (gar·ru·lous)
Pronunciation: /ˈgar(y)ələs/
Translate garrulous | into Italian | into Spanish adjective
Updating Mann’s Status From Stuffy to Chatty
chatty
音節chat・ty 発音記号/tʃˈæṭi/
【形容詞】
(chat・ti・er; ‐ti・est)
1
おしゃべりな，話好きの.
stuffy
ˈstʌfi/
adjective
- 1.(of a place) lacking fresh air or ventilation."a stuffy, overcrowded office"
- 2.(of a person) not receptive to new or unusual ideas; conventional and narrow-minded."he was steady and rather stuffy"
stuffy
音節stuff・y 発音記号/stˈʌfi/音声を聞く
【形容詞】
(stuff・i・er; ‐i・est)
1
〈部屋・空気など〉風通しの悪い，息が詰まる，むっとする.
2 〈鼻が〉詰まった.
3
a
〈考え方など〉古くさい，旧式の，古風な.
b
つまらない，退屈な.
アクセント・音節stúf・fi・ly 発音記号/‐fɪli/ 【副詞】
‐finess 【名詞】
［STUFF+‐Y３］
Unilever Tries to Corner 'Stock' Market
By STUART ELLIOTT 3 minutes ago
Knorr, a giant food brand owned by Unilever, pulls out the stops to introduce a new concentrated stock broth globally.
Europe May Be Turning the Corner
The missing pieces in the euro-zone jigsaw puzzle may be falling into place with the German Constitutional Court ruling. Now, growth is the key missing element.
Some consultants who help Web sites to improve their search rankings said sites like Demand’s might not feel the brunt of the change. They said Google’s real target was the hundreds of no-profile companies that post duplicate copies of the same text on hundreds of Web sites.
And many of the sites will figure out a new way to climb back up Google’s rankings, said Mr. Copeland of GroupM Search.
“This is a group of people who will analyze this change, come back with a new strategy on Tuesday and be ranking by Thursday,” he said. “It’s kind of like what happens when drug dealers get busted. They don’t find new jobs. They switch corners.”
brunt
[名]（攻撃・打撃の）主力, ほこ先.
bear ［take］ the brunt of ...
…の矢面(やおもて)に立つ.
carry the brunt
因難な仕事の先頭に立つ.
turn the ［a］ corner[turn the ［a］ corner]
〈病気・景気などが〉危機を脱する, 峠を越す. ⇒2
corner
v., -nered, -ner·ing, -ners.
v.tr.
To furnish with corners.
To place or drive into a corner: cornered the thieves and captured them.
To form a corner in (a stock or commodity): cornered the silver market.
v.intr.
To come together or be situated on or at a corner.
To turn, as at a corner: a truck that corners poorly.
adj.
Located at a street corner: a corner drugstore.
Designed for use in a corner: a corner table.
━━[動](他)
1 ［III[名]（[副]）］〈人・動物を〉窮地に追い込む, やり込める
corner a person in an argument
人を議論でやり込める.
2 〈株式・商品などを〉買い占める
corner the market on yogurt
ヨーグルトの市場を独占する.
3 ［III[名]（[副]）］…に（…の）かどをつける；…のかどを（…に）する((with ...))；…をすみに置く, すみに押し込める
The walls are cornered with brick.
壁のかどはレンガになっている.
━━(自)
1 〈自動車・運転手が〉比較的高速で急カーブを曲がる.
2 ((米))かどを成す, かどになる, かどにある
a store that corners on 25th Street
25番街のかどにある店.
3 （…を）買い占める((in ...))
corner in cotton
綿を買い占める.
［アングロフランス語. ラテン語corn（角）＋-ER2＝角状をなすもの→かど］
zippy
音節
zip • py 発音
zípi
[形]（-pi・er, -pi・est）((略式))元気な, ぴちぴちした.
zippy
Syllabification: (zip·py)
Pronunciation: /ˈzipē/
Translate zippy | into Italian adjective (zippier, zippiest)
informalDerivatives
zippiness
palate
Pronunciation: /ˈpalət/
Pronunciation: /ˈpalət/
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