2024年11月19日 星期二

bread line/breadline, backfire, lineal, ancestry, lineage. On the door leading to the company’s atelier is a family tree tracing Cadolle’s lineage from its founder to its current chief executives.Credit...


White Angel Breadline, San Francisco, 1933 by Dorothea Lange.

Poverty and racial marginalization, internment camps, and life during wartime — these are among the most famous themes documentary photographer Dorothea Lange chronicled in her groundbreaking 20th century career.

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Long Bread Lines and Barricades in Libya’s Capital
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK 21 minutes ago
An effort by Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi to prove that he was in control appeared to backfire as foreign journalists he invited in discovered open defiance.



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Swatches of gauzy fabrics in rainbow colors arranged in a circle on a wooden table at an atelier.
Cadolle’s lingerie can be made in myriad colors. Americans prefer black and nude; French customers favor more vibrant shades.Credit...Lucie Cipolla for The New York Times
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A glass pane of a door decorated with photos and cutout branches arranged to form a family tree.
On the door leading to the company’s atelier is a family tree tracing Cadolle’s lineage from its founder to its current chief executives.Credit...Lucie Cipolla for The New York Times

breadline

breadline
I do not say that we are reduced to the breadline, but the allowance no longer covers the use of the charter flights.
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Most of the people who would benefit—though not all—from the £2¼ billion back in their pockets would spend it, because they are living on the breadline.
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"There's no way like the American Way", a breadline during the Louisville Flood in 1937, by Margaret Bourke-White.

lineage

音節lin・e・age 発音記号/líniɪdʒ/音声を聞く
【名詞】【不可算名詞】
[また a lineage] 血統系統; 家柄.
用例
LINE+‐AGE

an·ces·try (ăn'sĕs'trē) pronunciation

n., pl., -tries.
  1. Ancestral descent or lineage.
  2. Ancestors considered as a group.
[Middle English auncestrie, alteration (influenced by auncestre) of Old French ancesserie, from ancessour, ancestor, from Latin antecessor. See ancestor.]

  lineal (adjective) In a straight unbroken line of descent from parent to child.
Synonyms:direct
Usage:Du Bois, the present librarian of Ardis, is a lineal descendant of this revolutionary pair.

breadline
also bread line (brĕd'līn') pronunciation
n.
A line of people waiting to receive food given by a charitable organization or public agency.


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