【黥：紋身的士兵與宋代刑罰-軍制複合體】
雖然關於宋代與其軍事歷史的制度、戰略、政治層面已有諸多作品，本書是首部查考為國奮戰人們的生活的專書。樂永天（Elad Alyagon，獨立學者，漢學研究中心2012年度獎助訪問學人）檢視軍隊作為被邊緣化的社會族群與菁英階級間的匯聚之處。在此過程中，他揭示軍隊是新的下層不法之徒與國家執法者之間的對抗場所。對於被捲入這個這個體制中的數百萬人——身有刺青的士兵、他們的家族與鄉里——宋代並非一個仁政的時代，而是奴役、暴力與反抗的時代。《黥：紋身的士兵與宋代刑罰-軍制複合體》講述著他們的故事。
“I find it lifts me out of wherever I am... I'm just in the grind and find myself thinking, come on Tom, you gotta pull your socks up. You've got stuff to do. You need energy...”
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Immediately after Mr. MacFadyen’s death, WikiLeaks issued this Twitter post: “Gavin Macfadyen, beloved director of WikiLeaks, now takes his fists and his fight to battle God. Sock it to him, forever, Gavin.” It was signed “JA.”
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Altman socked him, and the man splashed into a swimming pool.
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- sock
verb trans, orig and mainly US
1: To hit forcefully. (a.1700 —) .
B. Chatwin The porter had socked him on the jaw, and he now lay, face down on the paving (1982).
2: to sock it to (someone) To hit (someone) forcefully; to let (someone) have it; hence in the catch phrase sock it to me (them, etc.)!, used to express encouragement, sexual invitation, etc. (1877 —) .
S. Sheldon She reached between his legs and stroked him, whispering, 'Go, baby. Sock it to me' (1970).
3: jazz To perform (music) in a swinging manner; esp. in phr. to sock it (out). (1927 —) .
Radio Times He's spent his evenings singing in pubs...'socking' out the rhythm and blues (1968).
4: US To impose something onerous (e.g. a heavy charge) on. (1939 —) .
Detroit Free Press The township socked the company with a building permit violation (1978). noun
5: A hard blow. (a.1700 —) .
6: US A strong impact, emphasis, a 'kick'. (1936 —) .
Arizona Daily Star I figure we have enough speed and sock in our lineup to score runs (1979).
[Origin unknown.] - sock
noun, US —— one's socks off
1: to knock (or beat, rot) the socks off To beat thoroughly, to trounce. (1845 —) .
Arizona Daily Star 'Trucks have been beating our socks off,' said...a spokesman for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway in Chicago. 'But now we have a chance to get some of the business back' (1979).
2: to put a sock in it Brit To be quiet, shut up; usu. imperative. (1919 —) .
N. Shute 'For Christ's sake put a sock in it,' he had said...'and tell them I want an ambulance down here' (1944).
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- ((略式))[動](他)1 …を強く打つ；〈人に〉（石などを）投げつける((with ...)) sock a person with a stone石を人に投げつける I socked him...
sock2 (sŏk)
v., socked, sock·ing, socks. v.tr.
To hit or strike forcefully; punch.
v.intr.
To deliver a blow.
n.
A hard blow or punch.
idiom:
sock it to (someone) Slang.
- To deliver a forceful comment, reprimand, or physical blow to someone else.
informal
attack or make a forceful impression on someone.
[Origin unknown.]
hucksterism was in his genes.
huckster
Seller
of a good or service who will try to sell anything by making misleading
promises and assurances. An example is a peddler who will make any kind
of guarantee to a tourist to make the sale.penalty box
n.
An area to the side of an ice-hockey rink in which penalized players wait out the time of their penalties.
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