catchall rubric, missal, hymn, hymnal, the lack of transparency, and the catchall nature of Western estimates of Russian casualties, made them, at best, an unreliable snapshot of the war.

Military analysts and statisticians said the lack of transparency, and the catchall nature of Western estimates of Russian casualties, made them, at best, an unreliable snapshot of the war.

軍事分析家和統計學家表示，西方對俄羅斯傷亡人數的估計缺乏透明度，而且籠統，這使得它們充其量只是對這場戰爭的不可靠的描述。

Authors are seen as rather serene, noble characters, licking their pencils, perpetually looking out the window for inspiration – not bound to the nine to five like the rest of us, but picking beautiful sentences out of the air like passing butterflies, which they trap and affix decoratively to the page.


If only it were like that.

 One World School House is a partly a hymnal for future donors, in which Khan gamely plugs a riches-to-rags storyline. A Louisiana native, he was president of his MIT class, earned an MBA at Harvard, and later made a tidy sum working at a hedge fund. But he gave up all that when he discovered his true calling as an online teacher. (His first big contributor, the wife of powerful venture capitalist John Doerr, was moved to write him a $100,000 check when she discovered he was living “off of savings.”)
The term documentary has become a catchall rubric, a label that can be affixed to heterogeneous, even contradictory products.

catch-all

/ˈkatʃɔːl/

noun

noun: catchall

1. a term or category that encompasses a variety of different elements.

   "the stigmatizing catch-all term ‘schizophrenia’"

rubric
n.

1. 1. A class or category: "This mission is sometimes discussed under the rubric of 'horizontal escalation' . . . from conventional to nuclear war" (Jack Beatty).
   2. A title; a name.
2. A part of a manuscript or book, such as a title, heading, or initial letter, that appears in decorative red lettering or is otherwise distinguished from the rest of the text.
3. A title or heading of a statute or chapter in a code of law.
4. Ecclesiastical. A direction in a missal, hymnal, or other liturgical book.
5. An authoritative rule or direction.
6. A short commentary or explanation covering a broad subject.
7. Red ocher.

adj.

1. Red or reddish.
2. Written in red.

[Middle English rubrike, heading, title, from Old French rubrique, from Latin rubrīca, red chalk , from ruber, rubr-, red.]

rubrical ru'bri·cal adj.

missal[mis・sal] 

• 発音記号[mísəl]
• [名] 1 ((時にM-))《カトリック》ミサ典書.

2 祈祷(きとう)書, 信心書.

hymn

音節

hymn

発音

hím

hymnの変化形

hymns (複数形) • hymned (過去形) • hymned (過去分詞) • hymning (現在分詞) • hymns (三人称単数現在)

[名]

1 （教会の）賛美歌, 聖歌；賛歌.

2 （一般に）賛美の表現.

━━[動](他)((詩))（賛歌などで）〈神を〉たたえる；（神への）〈感謝を〉歌う((to ...)).

━━(自)賛美歌［賛歌］を歌う.

［ラテン語←ギリシャ語hýmnos（神や英雄を賞賛する歌）］

唱詩 *Processional Hymn 快樂歌《普天頌讚》 18首

 唱詩 *Recessional hymn 決定歌 普天頌讚 249首

hymnal[hym・nal]

 発音記号[hímnl]

• [名]（礼拝での）賛美歌集(hymnbook).

━━[形]賛美歌の, 聖歌の.