#season vocab

[ricksanchezbignaturals]

his mastery of multigenerational linguistics <3 <3 <3

[twinsunstars]

y’all this should be tech the clues are likely adding up

[folktaylor]

regency era wenclair

[superlocrians]

vocab of the day! (#pordavotd)

10.12.24 🍁

idiosyncratic: relating to idiosyncrasy; peculiar or individual.

pareidolic: the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern

petrichor: a pleasant smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather.

sybarite: a person who is self-indulgent in their fondness for sensuous luxury.

hitherto: until now or until the point in time under discussion.

[thealogie]

Have you seen Inside Man (2022)? If so, thoughts? I liked it a lot, I felt it was a perfect David Tennant role!

The writing on that show was so bad and contrived that every time I think about it I think “Steven Moffat was trying to ruin David Tennant’s life and career” but fortunately David Tennant walks away from bad projects like the lead of an action movie walks away from big explosions. He was very good in it though!! So was Stanley Tucci and the whole supporting cast especially Lydia West who needs to be in more things.

[lingpaopao]

╰₊🧂 𝘚𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘝𝘰𝘤𝘢𝘣𝘶𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘺 𝜗𝜚

Bay leaf ~ 香叶 (xiāng yè) BBQ seasoning ~ 烧烤调料 (shāokǎo tiáoliào) Basil ~ 罗勒 (luólè) Black vinegar ~ 黑醋 (hēi cù) Cane sugar ~ 甘蔗糖 (gānzhè táng) Caper ~ 开普 (kāipǔ) Cayenne pepper ~ 辣椒粉 (làjiāo fěn) Chives ~ 韭菜 (jiǔcài) Cilantro ~ 香菜 (xiāngcài) Clove ~ 丁香 (dīngxiāng) Coleslaw ~ 美式卷心菜沙拉 (měishì juǎn xīncài shālā) Cooking wine ~ 料酒 (liàojiǔ) Cumin ~ 孜然 (zīrán) Dark soy sauce ~ 老抽 (lǎo chōu) Dill ~ 莳萝 (shíluó) Fennel ~ 茴香 (huíxiāng) Fermented bean curd ~ 豆腐乳 (dòufu rǔ) Garlic ~ 大蒜 (dàsuàn) Gravy ~ 肉汁 (ròuzhī) Hoisin sauce ~ 海鲜酱 (hǎixiān jiàng) Hummus ~ 鹰嘴豆泥 (yīngzuǐ dòuní) Jalapeño ~ 墨西哥辣椒 (mòxīgē làjiāo) Ketchup ~ 番茄酱 (fānqié jiàng) Lavender ~ 薰衣草 (xūnyīcǎo) Lemongrass ~ 柠檬草 (níngméngcǎo) Light soy sauce ~ 生抽 (shēng chōu) Maple syrup ~ 枫糖浆 (fēng tángjiāng) Mayo ~ 蛋黄酱 (dànhuáng jiàng) Mint ~ 薄荷 (bòhé) Miso ~ 味噌 (wèizēng) Mugwort ~ 艾草 (àicǎo) Mustard ~ 芥末 (jièmò) Nutmeg ~ 肉豆蔻 (ròudòukòu) Oregano ~ 牛至 (niúzhì) Oyster sauce ~ 蚝油 (háoyóu) Paprika ~ 辣椒粉 (làjiāo fěn) Parsley ~ 欧芹 (ōuqín) Pepper ~ 胡椒 (hújiāo) Peppermint ~ 薄荷 (bòhé) Poppy seed ~ 罂粟籽 (yīngsù zǐ) Ranch dressing ~ 牧场沙拉酱 (mùchǎng shālā jiàng) Red pepper flakes ~ 红辣椒片 (hóng làjiāo piàn) Rosemary ~ 迷迭香 (mídiéxiāng) Saffron ~ 番红花 (fānhónghuā) Sage ~ 鼠尾草 (shǔwěicǎo) Salad dressing ~ 沙拉酱 (shālā jiàng) Salsa ~ 莎莎酱 (shāshā jiàng) Sesame oil ~ 麻油 (máyóu) Shallots ~ 青葱 (qīngcōng) Sichuan pepper ~ 花椒 (huājiāo) Spearmint ~ 荷兰薄荷 (hélán bòhé) Spices ~ 香料 (xiāngliào) Star anise ~ 八角 (bājiǎo) Sweet bean sauce ~ 甜面酱 (tiánmiàn jiàng) Sour cream ~ 酸奶油 (suānnǎi yóu) Syrup ~ 糖浆 (tángjiāng) Teriyaki sauce ~ 照烧酱 (zhàoshāo jiàng) Thyme ~ 百里香 (bǎilǐxiāng) Turmeric ~ 姜黄 (jiānghuáng) Wasabi ~ 山葵 (shānkui)

[thespanishgarden]

Spanish Word Wheel - Los Copos de Nieve ❄️

Los Copos de Nieve - Snowflakes

• Snowflakes fell from the sky.

• Los copos de nieve caían del cielo.

• The snowflake melted.

• El copo de nieve se derritió.

[Gif not mine]

[seherstudies]

厚着

あつぎ = wearing thick clothes, dressing warmly. ⇔薄着

Ex.　彼はいつも厚着している。 かれは　いつも　あつぎ　している。 He always wears thick clothes.

[mylilcomfycorner]

The confusing draft next to the organized sheet that will stay on my binder

I had some time at work, since it's a slow season, and took the opportunity to study some mandarin.

[atamanoii-usagi]

Aggretsuko Season 5 - Vocab list

Words I picked from watching Aggretsuko season 5:

無職 むしょく without an occupation

温い ぬるい lukewarm; tepid

態々 わざわざ expressly; specially

ドロドロ syrupy; muddled|muddy|sordid|rumble (e.g. of drums, of thunder); peal; boom

向け むけ intended for ...; aimed at ...

再建さいけん rebuilding; reconstruction

ださい uncool unsophisticated; unfashionable

万歳 ばんざい crying "banzai" (or raising one's hands in the banzai gesture)|something worthy of celebration

献金 けんきん donation; contribution; offering

兄ちゃん あんちゃん (my) older brother|sonny (with a nuance of suspicion); lad

投入 とうにゅう throwing into; inserting; depositing|investment; putting in (personnel, etc.)|release of a product

まぶ達 まぶだち true friend; close friend

投票権 とうひょうけん voting right

当選 とうせん being elected|being selected (to win a prize, etc.)|winning (in a lottery, raffle, etc.)

[oppositetfmu]

I hate it here.

[ralexsol]

you guys aren't ready for what im writing

[im-sure-i-love-you]

ah I can feel the brain worms starting for a starstruck odyssey, wonderful

[cashmere-caveman]

ivan fedotov i am growing fond of you like you are an old friend who could toss me up into a tree to reach the top crop of the apple harvest

[batsplat]

have you read aleix’s latest interview he gets compared to gibernau. other than aleix too reaching his best results late into his career it’s seems like a big stretch no? gibernau was a runner up to valentino twice after all. but the interview is interesting!

https://as.com/motor/motociclismo/aleix-me-gustaria-ser-recordado-como-una-buena-persona-n/

(link) ah no I didn't, cheers!

yeah I mean sete and aleix competed in different enough versions of the sport that idt it's all that worthwhile to assess who was 'better' in an objective sense. obviously sete was better in a relative sense and was the more complete rider, but I am also intensely relaxed about these cross-generational comparisons. I don't think this was necessarily supposed to be how 'good' they are... I mean, like you said the main parallel is that they're both late bloomers who became title contenders a little bit out of nowhere. I think it's nice!! nice description of sete! it did initially throw me a bit because that's not really a comparison I would've made - so I did go back in the interview to see why they might've gone there

and yeah, I do think you could probably apply that description to sete at his absolute peak - certainly the 'being clever' bit, though a criticism of sete before that point in time is that he hadn't committed himself enough to the sport. he did in 2003-04, though, and he did take advantage of the opportunities he had thrown his way! on first thought, I did feel they're otherwise quite different types of guy... aleix is a more abrasive personality, more forthright, whereas sete is a little less confrontational and less hot headed. then again, they are definitely both quite emotional characters. if you were being mean, which many motogp fans are, you could call them both divas. they do both get a lot of flak from the fanbase for being emotional - like in some ways they're the two best case studies of their respective generations for how much riders' feelings are policed by the fanbase. this isn't a fully fleshed out thought, but I do think there's something to that!! also obviously both blokes deeply concerned with rider safety, willing to be a bit different from their peers, very much their own guys... and yeah, maximisers. blokes who subverted expectations when it came to their ultimate potential. who surprised a lot of people who had been too quick to write them off. exactly the type of rider who fans often don't respect as much as they should. I'll allow the comparison since I think they're both neat