hurly-burly, alphabet, to address, unaddressed, hustings, mediatheque, burly,

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Google's founders picked the name Alphabet because language is “one of humanity’s most important innovations.” And also because buying Google’s stock is an “alpha-bet”, or a bet that Google will outperform the market http://econ.st/1Mmg5dh

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By the mid-1990s Mr. Gandolfini had made gangster roles a specialty, playing burly but strangely charming tough guys in films like “True Romance” (1993) and “The Juror” (1996). He had an impressive list of character-acting credits, but was largely unknown when Mr. Chase cast him in “The Sopranos” in 1999.

到上世紀90年代中期，甘多爾菲尼把飾演 黑幫角色變成了自己的專長，在《真實羅曼史》(True Romance, 1993)和《危險機密》(The Juror, 1996)等影片中扮演了高大粗魯但擁有奇特魅力的硬漢角色。他演過的性格角色之多讓人驚嘆，但在蔡斯於1999年讓他出演《黑道家族》之前，他在很大程 度上處於默默無聞的狀態。

mediatheque在法文中的意思是「收納媒體的架子」。而仙台媒體中心是收集、保存了書籍，加上錄影帶、DVD、CD和CD-ROM之類，以影像或音樂為首的多種表現媒體。除了直接向來館者提供服務之外，也透過網頁進行市民的文化收容。

日語原文	せんだいメディアテーク
平文式羅馬字	Sendai Mediateku

List of Tony Blair's Personal Contacts "Hacked"

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Domestic cats are considered among the 100 worst non-native invasive species in the world yet control of the creatures has not been widely addressed by local, state and federal governments, the study shows.（Reuters）
研究顯示，家貓是世界前百大最具侵略性外來物種之一，但地方、州和聯邦政府尚未著手控制這種生物。（路透）

hustings

発音hʌ'stiŋz

[名]((単数・複数扱い))((主に英))

1 （1872年以前の）政見発表台.

2 ((the 〜))選挙演説［運動］；選挙手続き, 投票

on the hustings
選挙遊説中で.

hustings (HUS-tingz)

noun
1. Political campaign trail.
2. A place where campaign speeches are made.
3. A local court formerly held in some localities in Britain and still occasionally held in London.
4. A local court in some parts of Virginia.

Etymology
From Middle English, from Old English husting, from Old Norse husthing, from hus (house) + thing (assembly)

Hustings is the British equivalent of the US word stump. Originally, campaigning politicians conveniently used the stump of a large tree to stand on and to speak from. Today, it's metaphorically used in expressions such as stump speech (campaign speech) or on the stump (on the campaign trail). Until 1872 Hustings was the raised platform from which candidates were nominated for the British Parliament, and where they addressed electors.

Usage
"By this time next Monday, after all the hurly-burly of the hustings is done, Malaysians would have cast their ballots in the country's 11th general election and the results will be known." — Warren Fernandez; Election Numbers to Watch; The Straits Times (Singapore); Mar 15, 2004.

"A lot can be learned about candidates from their speeches on the hustings: not what they say, but how they say it." — The Way He Talks; Economist (London, UK); Mar 4 2004.

address：動詞，處理、對付。例句：We need to address the issue immediately. （我們必須立刻處理這個問題。）

address

addressの変化形

addresses (複数形) • addressed (過去形) • addressed (過去分詞) • addressing (現在分詞) • addresses (三人称単数現在)

[名] 〔drés, ǽdres | drés〕

1 （式典などでの）あいさつ（の言葉）；（特に公式の）演説, 式辞, 講演, 声明

an opening ［a closing］ address
開会［閉会］の辞

address forms
呼びかけの形式

deliver ［give］ an address
演説をする.

2
(1) （郵便物などの）あて名（▼厳密には名前を含まない）；上書き, 住所, 所番地

one's name and address
住所氏名

a permanent address
定住所（長期出張・留学・軍役などで住所が不確実なとき, 必ず連絡できる留守宅や親元などの住所）

an address book
住所録, アドレス帳

a man of no fixed address
住所不定の男（⇒ABODE）

change one's address
転居する.

(2) 《コンピュータ》アドレス.

3 [U]((まれ))話しぶり, 応対ぶり, 物腰

a person of good ［awkward］ address
応対のうまい［まずい］人.

4 [U]手ぎわよさ；巧妙な手腕；（処理の）手早さ, 敏速

with address
手ぎわよく

address in dealing with opponents
相手をさばいていく手ぎわよさ.

5 ((米))（立法府が行政府に対して行う）裁判官罷免(ひめん)請求.

6 ((通例〜es))女性の歓心を求めること, 求婚, 求愛

pay addresses to a young lady
若い女性に言い寄る［求婚する］.

7 ((the A-))((米))大統領の教書；((英))勅語奉答文.

━━[動] 〔drés〕 （〜ed or -drest, 〜・ing）(他)

1 ［III[名]］〈よく知らない人に〉（丁寧に）話しかける, 呼びかける；［V[名]as[名]］〈人に〉（敬称・愛称で）話しかける, 〈人を〉（…と）呼びかける

He addressed me politely.
彼は私に丁寧に話しかけた

From now on please address me as Judy.
これからは私をジュディと呼んでください.

2 ［III[名]］〈団体・集会などに〉演説する

He addressed the audience on the subject of national literature.
彼は国民文学について聴衆に話をした.

3 ((形式))〈要求・意見などを〉（…に向かって）述べる, （…の）耳に入れる, （…に）申し入れる((to ...))；((〜 -self))（…に）話しかける, 発言する((to ...))

address a complaint to the police
警察に苦情をもち込む

He addressed himself to the reporters.
彼は自ら記者たちに向かって発言した.

4 ((通例受身))〈郵便物などの〉あて名［上書き］を書く；…を（人に）あてる((to ...))

address a package to him
小包を彼あてにする

The letter was wrongly addressed.
その手紙はあて名がまちがっていた.

5 ((形式))〈心・注意力・精力などを〉（…に）注ぐ, 向ける((to ...))；((〜 -self))（…に）本気でとりかかる, 身を入れる((to ...))

I addressed my full attention to the landscape outside.
外の風景にすべての注意を集中した

He addressed himself to the business at hand.
彼はさし迫った仕事にとりかかった.

6 ((形式))〈問題などに〉取り組む, 解決のために努力する

address live issues
当面の重要な問題と取り組む.

7 《商業》〈船荷などを〉（代理人などに）ゆだねる, 委託する；…を（…に）託送する((to ...)).

8 《コンピュータ》〈データを〉アドレス指定する.

9 《ゴルフ》〈ボールに〉アドレスする, 打つ構えをする；《弓》〈矢を〉構える.

10 ((米))〈行政府が〉〈裁判官を〉（立法部からの要請により）罷免［解任］する.

［中フランス語adresser（a-へ＋dresserさし向ける→真直ぐにする）. △DRESS, DIRECT］
address
tr.v., -dressed, -dress·ing, -dress·es.

1. To speak to: addressed me in low tones.
2. To make a formal speech to.
3. To direct (a spoken or written message) to the attention of: address a protest to the faculty senate.
4. To mark with a destination: address a letter.
5. 1. To direct the efforts or attention of (oneself): address oneself to a task.
   2. To deal with: addressed the issue of absenteeism.
6. To dispatch or consign (a ship, for example) to an agent or factor.
7. Sports. To adjust and aim the club at (a golf ball) in preparing for a stroke.

unaddressed

Syllabification: (un·ad·dressed)

Pronunciation: /ˌənəˈdrest/

adjective

• 1not considered or dealt with:wider questions remain unaddressed

2(of a letter or other item sent in the mail) having no address written or printed on it.

alphabet
n.

1. The letters of a language, arranged in the order fixed by custom.
2. A system of characters or symbols representing sounds or things.
3. A set of basic parts or elements: "genetic markers . . . that contain repeated sequences of the DNA alphabet" (Sandra Blakeslee).

[Middle English alphabete, from Latin alphabētum, from Greek alphabētos : alpha, alpha; see alpha + bēta, beta; see beta.]

Definition of burly

adjective (burlier, burliest)

• (of a person) large and strong; heavily built.

Derivatives

burliness

noun

Origin:

Middle English (in the sense 'dignified, imposing'): probably from an unrecorded Old English word meaning 'stately, fit for the bower' (see bower¹, -ly¹)

Definition of hurly-burly

noun

busy, boisterous activity:the hurly-burly of school life