- 根據一份最新解密並與國會分享的美國情報評估報告，
烏克蘭戰爭摧毀了俄羅斯入侵前的軍事機器，該國近90% 的戰前軍隊人員傷亡，數以千計的作戰坦克被毀。
Putin, Exuding Confidence, Suggests Western Support for Ukraine Is Waning
普丁流露出自信，暗示西方對烏克蘭的支持正在減弱
Pǔ dīng liúlù chū zìxìn, ànshì xīfāng duì wūkèlán de zhīchí zhèngzài jiǎnruò
President Vladimir Putin also spoke about Evan Gershkovich, an American reporter detained in Russia, saying that he wanted to make a deal for his release.
Even our hotel staircase exudes a sense of beauty.
So normal
Theresa May's holiday snaps exude all the relaxed charm we've come to expect of the PM
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"She exudes a capacity to engage, befriend and inspire [employees] like few other executives," he says.
Federal prosecutors acknowledged in a court order released Monday that Mr. Madoff's lawyer, Ira Lee Sorkin, is "engaging in discussions concerning a possible disposition of this case." 處置案件
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"The greatest part of our happiness depends on our dispositions, not our circumstances." — Martha Washington (意)性向
I suspect it is only a matter of time until Ms. Spear's point of view wins out entirely.
For the time being, Ms. Spear says she'll wear hose to board meetings 'or if there is reason to exude the highest professional appearance. I will not wear them if I will be in the office all day, because I believe one can be professional-looking without wearing hose.'
我懷疑﹐斯皮爾的觀點最終全勝只是一個時間問題。
斯皮爾表示﹐目前而言﹐她會在出席董事會議或有理由展示(sic?)最佳職業風貌的場合穿長筒襪。“如果整天待在辦公室的話﹐我就不穿﹐因為我相信﹐即使不穿長筒襪也能顯得很職業。”
Precious Ramotswe has no blue steel pistol, just two desks, two chairs, a telephone and an old typewriter. Her tiny white van is incapable of high-speed chases and fiery stunts. Then there is Mma Ramotswe herself. (Mma is a local honorific.) Film sleuths usually exude chiseled sexiness and a noir persona. But as Mr. McCall Smith puts it, Precious Ramotswe is ''the fat lady detective'': rounded, not chiseled; softhearted, not dark.
Somber Clinton Soldiers On as the Horizon Darkens
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has not given up, but she no longer exudes the supreme confidence that was once her trademark.
soldier on phrasal verbto continue doing something although it is difficult:
I admired the way she soldiered on when her business ran into trouble.
The Help Desk – a modern oxymoron
Local authorities have been bullied by the regime to ‘share’, ‘out-source’ or ‘centralise’ their IT services. Of course, the designs promulgated are bad, ideological and without good method. Here is one such tale.
READER BOB LARKIN of Beverly was puzzled by an episode of the PBS series "History Detectives," recently re-aired, wherein the sleuths tried to discover whether they had the "original copy" of Robert E. Lee's surrender order. "Obviously they were looking for the original order," Larkin said in an e-mail. "How can a 'copy' be both an original and a duplicate?"
Original copy, as fans of George Carlin and Richard Lederer know, has been a staple of the joke-oxymoron list for decades, along with jumbo shrimp, guest conductor, terribly happy, and the like. But these are only oxymoronic if you pretend that you're ignorant of one sense of the modifying word - that you think "jumbo" is an absolute measure, you've never used "guest" to mean "substitute" ("guest conductor"), and you believe "terribly" must involve terror.
That's just fooling around, though. We know better, just as we know that copy means both "one of the multiple specimens of a work" ("do you have a copy of 'Middlemarch'?") and a replica ("it's a copy, not an original").
snap
noun
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1.
a sudden, sharp cracking sound or movement.
"she closed her purse with a snap"
synonyms: click, crack, pop, clink, tick, report, smack, whack, crackle
"she closed her purse with a snap"
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2.
a hurried, irritable tone or manner.
"‘I'm still waiting,’ he said with a snap"
Local authorities have been bullied by the regime to ‘share’, ‘out-source’ or ‘centralise’ their IT services. Of course, the designs promulgated are bad, ideological and without good method. Here is one such tale.
That's just fooling around, though. We know better, just as we know that copy means both "one of the multiple specimens of a work" ("do you have a copy of 'Middlemarch'?") and a replica ("it's a copy, not an original").
noun
- 1.a sudden, sharp cracking sound or movement."she closed her purse with a snap"
synonyms: click, crack, pop, clink, tick, report, smack, whack, crackle "she closed her purse with a snap" - 2.a hurried, irritable tone or manner."‘I'm still waiting,’ he said with a snap"
ox・y・mo・ron
━━ n. （pl. ox・y・mo・ra 
） 【修辞】矛盾語法.
） 【修辞】矛盾語法.‘tude
(tūd, tyūd)
n. Slang.An arrogant or hostile attitude or disposition.
[Short for ATTITUDE.]
disposition Show phoneticsnoun
1 [C usually singular] the particular type of character which a person naturally has:
She is of a nervous/cheerful/sunny disposition.
2 [S + to infinitive] FORMAL a natural tendency to do something, or to have or develop something:
a disposition to deceive
dis・po・si・tion
━━ n. 配置; 処理; 性質［向］, 意向.
exude
verb [T]
1 If you exude love, confidence, pain, etc., you show that you have a lot of that feeling:
She just exudes confidence.
2 to produce a smell or liquid substance from inside:
Some trees exude from their bark a sap that repels insect parasites.
exude
verb [T]
1 If you exude love, confidence, pain, etc., you show that you have a lot of that feeling:
She just exudes confidence.
2 to produce a smell or liquid substance from inside:
Some trees exude from their bark a sap that repels insect parasites.
ex・ude
━━ v. しみ出る［させる］, 発散する［させる］ ((from, through)).
ex・u・da・tion
━━ n. 浸出［放出］（物）.
ex・u・da・tion ━━ n. 浸出［放出］（物）.
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