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Nobel Prize· "If we don't understand the worm, we don't understand life." British biologist Sir John Sulston's pioneering research on the development of cells within tiny nematode worms paved the way for new understandings of how cancers emerge. Where others had failed, he charted how the cells of the worm divided and matured, and showed that certain cells’ deaths were a part of the organism’s normal development. He also discovered the first mutation in a gene that is active in the cell-death process. In 2002, he shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discoveries. Photo of Sulston: Jane Gitschier. Photo of worm: Photo by William Wergin and Richard Sayre. Colorized by Stephen Ausmus. U.S. Department of Agriculture. 所有心情： 366366 Bookworms, rejoice: this list is for you Dear bookworms, It's Winter Sale time at TASCHEN. Grab an amazing bargain from a large selection of display and slightly damaged books—up to 75% off!

Every September, millions of parents try a kind of psychological witchcraft, to transform their summer-glazed campers into fall students, their video-bugs into bookworms. Advice is cheap and all too familiar: Clear a quiet work space. Stick to a homework schedule. Set goals. Set boundaries. Do not bribe (except in emergencies). bookworm

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誰說法國只有浪漫- anobii (拉丁:書虫)

2006年12月1日 ... 楊翠屏. 政大外交系畢，法國國家文學博士，曾為中國時報開卷報世界書房 ... 年非文學類最佳書獎)、《見證》（法國文學評論）、《西蒙波娃回憶錄》。 ...


aNobii is a social networking service for book lovers. It was set up in 2006 by a private company owned by Greg Sung and based in Hong Kong.

Contents 1 References 2 See also 3 Further reading 4 External links

The service allows individuals to catalogue their books and rate, review and discuss them with other readers. The service is available via the aNobii website and iPhone and Android Apps. The Apps allow individuals to barcode scan books and read both community and expert reviews.
aNobii has readers in over 20 countries, but it is most well known in Italy.
On March 2, 2011 it was announced that in 2010 aNobii has been acquired by a UK startup led by HMV Group and supported by HarperCollins, Penguin and The Random House Group and that the company is working on a new version of the website with possibility to buy books and most of all ebooks.^[1]

References

1. ^ Good News, The aNobii Blog, March 2, 2011.

See also

• Goodreads
• LibraryThing
• Shelfari

Further reading

• Ming Pao (2007-07-09). "Web 2.0 'Made in Hong Kong'". Archived from the original on 2007-11-21. http://web.archive.org/web/20071121194634/http://www.mingpaovan.com/htm/News/20070709/wa1h.htm. Retrieved 2007-10-31.
• Hong Kong Economic Times (2007-06-27). "Virtual Bookshelf in Hong Kong Impresses Bookworms of the Whole World". p. A35.
• South China Morning Post (2007-08-02). "Shelf absorbed". pp. CITY5.

External links

• aNobii official site
• aNobii iPhone App
• aNobii Android App

éarthwòrm[éarth・wòrm]

[名]《動物》ミミズ.  蚯蚓

luck[luck]

 

• 発音記号[lʌ'k]

[名]

1 [U]運命, 天命, 巡り合わせ, 運(chance)

a piece of luck
1つの幸運

the luck of the draw
くじ運

by good ［bad］ luck
運よく［悪く］

leave everything to luck
すべてを運に任せる

a man who has no luck with women
女運のない男

have the good luck of doing ［＝to do］
幸運にも…する

It was hard luck (for you) that you lost all your money.
お金をすっかりなくしたとは, ついてませんね

He has good ［bad］ luck in all he does.
やることなすことついている［ついていない］（▼無冠詞に注意）

Good ［Best of］ luck (to you)！ ［＝I wish you luck. ］
((話))ご幸運［成功］を祈ります

Bad luck to you ［him］！
こん［あん］ちくしょうめ！

Bad ［Hard, Tough］ luck！
((主に英話))（人の不運に同情して）ついてないね

Better luck next time.
次はうまくいくさ

What luck？
うまくいってるかい, 具合はどうだい

Just ［It is just］ my luck！
またやり損なった, またしてもだめか, ついてないな

Some people have all the luck！
世の中には運のいい人もいるなあ.

2 [U]幸運；まぐれ当たり；成功

a run ［a streak］ of luck
幸運続き

a stroke of luck
思いがけない幸運

with (any) luck
((話))うまくいけば

He had no luck (in) finding his hat.
帽子を捜したがあいにく見つからなかった

Luck was with me ［＝on my side］.
ついていた

Any ［No］ luck？
((話))（事の成否について）どうだった

No such (good) luck.
((話))そうは問屋が卸してくれなかった

This is just luck.
運がよかっただけさ.

3 幸運をもたらす物, 縁起物, お守り(charm).

as luck would have it

運よく；運悪く.
▼意味に応じてluckの前にgood, illをつけることもある.

down on one's luck

つきに見放されて, 落ち目になって.

luckily

[副]((ふつう文修飾))幸い, 運よく, （…にとって）幸運にも((for ...)) Luckily, he knows the answer.うまいことには, 彼は答えを知っている.

luckiness

[名][U]幸運, 幸い.

luckless

[形]((文))運のない, 不運な, 不幸な；惨たんたる結果に終わる.luck・less・ly[副]luck・less・ness[名]

lucky

[形]（-i・er, -i・est）1 （…とは）運のいい, 幸運な, ラッキーな((to do, (in) doing, that節)) a lucky dog ［beggar, duck］つ...

lucky bag

（慈善市などの）福引袋.

lucky dip

((英))1 福引箱：この中に手を突っ込んで福引を行う（((米))grab bag）.2 運, 運命(lottery).

lucky loonie

((カナダ俗))カナダドル.

bóokwòrm[bóok・wòrm]

[名]

1 勉強家, 本好き, 「本の虫」.

2 《昆虫》シミ（紙魚）科の総称；（特に）コナチャタテ.