用法学习: 1. run a train on someone I. to participate in an orgy. Usually regarding one female and multiple males simultaneously. She ran train with the hockey team. II. For many males/females to have sex with one person one right after the other. We ran a train on that female yesterday. gang-bang = gang rape, a common occurrence in prisons. a lot of people having sex at once. group sex, bunch of guys and one woman. v. I. To kill people out of respect for your gang, or disrespect for their's. Automatic weapons are the preferable firearms used by "gang-bangers". II. many people to take turns having sex with one person. for an woman to have sex with multiple partners at once, 3 or more. 2. 明星八卦: Despite the acrimonious ( acrimonious[ˌækrɪˈməuniəs] 剑拔弩张的 an acrimonious situation is unpleasant because people feel angry towards each other. an acrimonious divorce. ) nature of their split, Kourtney is said to be keen for Scott to maintain a relationship with his children, including seven-month-old Reign Aston. The site adds she has 'bad feelings towards him', but facilitates contact between Scott and the children as they come first. 36-year-old Kourtney dumped the father of her three children following a ten year relationship, after he was photographed canoodling ( canoodle 搂搂抱抱, 亲热 to hold and kiss another person in a romantic way. ) with another woman in Monte Carlo. Meanwhile, Kourtney has been taking her mind off 试图不去想 things by hanging out with her supportive sisters as she comes to terms with her new life as a single mother. 3. 男孩被棒杀(blungened [ˈblʌdʒ(ə)n] to death): When a phone call to his mother was suddenly cut off 通话被打断(the call is cut out) and he failed to
return home, dozens of relatives began searching the streets of
Villawood and Fairfield East in darkness. The following morning,
Mahmoud's unrecognisable body was found on the white-tiled floor of a derelict ( 荒凉破败的. something such as a building or piece of land that is derelict is empty, not used, and in a bad condition. a derelict house/factory/warehouse. n. =dero someone who has no home or job and lives on the streets. A more usual word is a homeless person. ) house. Police say the single-storey house had been used as a
hangout for local teens in recent months. Mahmoud has been
described by his mother as a "beautiful boy" and police said he was a
model, hard-working teenager who had no criminal history. This has
led police to rule out any links to organised crime but left them
stumped 困惑不解, 疑惑不解 as to why anyone would want to kill Mahmoud in such a violent
way. "The motivation behind this murder is a complete
mystery. The murder motivation is something that we are very interested
in to fill in the gaps(fill the gap to serve temporarily. I think that the temp will fill the gap until a new person can be hired.)," he said. 4. Factory scoop = refurbished means second hand. It also could mean refurbished. The term factory scoop is usually used when an electronics store is selling a refurbished electronic. Serena Williams gives in 屈服于(give into pressure) to trolls and has her eyebrows waxed before basking in Wimbledon win. The 33-year-old didn't let the haters get to her for too long and was soon basking in the glory of her Wimbledon win. Serena Williams doesn't seem like the type of lady to let a few Twitter trolls bother her. But the tennis player – who just won her 36 grand slam title – decided to get her eyebrows groomed after receiving abuse following the tennis final. The 33-year-old shared a video of herself getting her brows seen to(see to something to deal with or take responsibility for someone or something. I'll see to the children's breakfast. have/get something seen to 看病, 看伤: You'd better take her to the hospital and get her ankle seen to. see to it that 确保: I should have seen to it that she was told. live to fight/see another day To be ready to continue with your life or job despite a defeat or failure. She lost the election, but she'll live to fight another day.), which she captioned: "Lol finally getting them shaped! Hahahha #haters I love you!!! Hahah but I still like them all natural! But for now you win lol' [sic]." Serena had received comments such as "Serena Williams may've won but seriously those eyebrows!!" and "I'm currently having a little breakdown over Serena Williams' eyebrows, they make me want to cry and throw tweezers at her." While the tennis star may have given in to the trolls this time, she has better things to do with her time than worry about them – such as sunbathing. Shortly after sharing the funny video she upload a snap of herself and her ample cleavage while sunbathing. She captioned the snap – which sees her in a polka dot 小圆点 bikini top – "Beach day in Sweden #SerenaSlam #renasarmy." Serena's eyebrows weren't the only thing to come under critique following her win – other trolls commented on her manly physic身材, 体格, 身形. But when one troll wrote that Serena "looks like a man", Harry Potter author J.K Rowling lept to her defence and tweeted: "Yeah, my husband looks just like this in a dress. You're an idiot." Following her sixth Wimbledon win, J.K. heaped praise on 不吝赞美之词 Serena, describing her as an inspiration to other women. She tweeted: "I love her. What an athlete, what a role model, what a woman!"
Friends: 1. Chandler: That's our phone number. Now look, I know I kinda sprung 突如其来的, 一下子甩给你, 强推给你 this whole me moving out on thing, so why don't I just—why don't I just cover you for a while? Joey: No-no! No way! Joey Tribbiani does not take charity 不接受施舍, 不接受怜悯, 不受嗟来之食(give some charity 施舍)(raise something for charity: The show raised thousands of pounds for charity. give/donate something to charity: I donated the prize money to charity. a charity event/concert/gala: a charity event to raise money for the school. People tend to give to (= give money to) charity at Christmas time. Proceeds from the sale of these cards will go to (= be given to) local charities. UNICEF is an international charity. They did a charity performance on the first night, to raise money for AIDS research. charity begins at home You should take care of your family and other people who live close to you before helping people who are living further away or in another country.)…anymore. Chandler: It's not charity, Joe… Joey: No! Forget it! Okay—I mean thanks, but I'm done taking money from you. All right, I can take care of myself. 2. Rachel: "Oh my God, I can't find a boyfriend! So I guess I'll just stumble across the hall and sleep with the first guy I find in there!" (Monica picks up one of those boxes of hair curling things, dumps it in a box, and storms out.) Phoebe: Yeah, we should get a move on 开始行动, 开始动起来 if we wanna make 赶上 those dinner reservations. (Phoebe dumps a drawer full of makeup into a box.). 3. Table football, also known as table soccer (as in the German "Tischfußball"), foosball, baby-foot or kicker, is a table-top game and sport that is loosely based on association football. 4. Monica: I'm not talking to her! Phoebe: Well, one of you has to take the first step! And it should be you, because she's the one who's leaving. It's harder for her! Monica: Well, maybe you're right—She made fun of my phone pen! Phoebe: I know, I took it hard 接受不了(hard to take 难以接受, 难以相信 difficult or painful to accept. difficult to believe. The reports that this extremely successful company is near bankruptcy are very hard to take. The humiliation of her son's crime was very hard to take. The news was hard to take, but we soon realized that it was all for the best. take a hard line on sb/sth to be very severe in the way that you deal with someone or something. take something hard 接受不了 to be very upset by something. He took it very hard when his wife died last year.) too. 4. Joey: Wait a second, I see what you're trying to do here! You-you're trying to give me money again! Over there! (Points to the couch) Before, with the bills! You tried to give some charity, I said "No," you dropped it. Okay? Then we had a nice last night together, we had some fun, we gambled, nobody tried to give anybody any money! Now out of the blue, you start with the charity thing again! Chandler: I'm just trying to help you out! Okay? I wanna make sure that you're okay. Joey: I will be okay! Look Chandler, you gotta get it out of your head 摒弃那种想法 that I can't take care of myself. Okay? Look, I'm not gonna miss you helping me out with money. The only thing that I'm gonna miss…is you. And now the dog. 5. Chandler: I invented the game of Cups as a way to give Joey money. Ross: And now you want that money back. Chandler: Exactly. Ross: Chandler, what kind of an idiot do you take me for 你把我当成傻瓜啊, 你把我当什么样的傻瓜啊? Chandler: It's not a real game! I made it up! Ross: I'm sorry you lost your money, but I won it fair and square 光明正大. Chandler: At a fake game!! Ross: Now, if you wanna try to make some of it back赢回来, I'd be glad to play you for 和你对打 it. But I should warn you, I am very good at Cups. 6. Phoebe: Oh, you're no ordinary roommate 不是简单人物 are you? Rachel: Phoebe, come on can we finish this later? Cause I wanna go running before it gets dark. Oh! Why don't you come with me?! Phoebe: Really? Rachel: Yeah, it'll be fun. We'll run in the park. It'll be like our first y'know roommate bonding thing. Phoebe: Okay, let's go running! Phoebe: All right, wait just one more second. Hi, it's Phoebe and Rachel's. Please leave a message, thanks! Rachel: Now wait a minute. You just took all the words! Phoebe: Uh-huh. You've met your match ( meet one's match 遇到对手了, 遇到强敌了, 棋逢对手, 将遇良才 Encounter one's equal in strength or ability: Iris had met her match. ) Rachel Green. 7. Joey: Oh, Oh, you're right! I don't want that. I can't date her! Monica: Yeah and you better watch the flirting 小心别调情 too, cause you know, in such close quarters 这么近距离的, 这么小的空间, it could be trouble. Joey: Well, that's gonna be tough Mon. I mean it's hard for me to be around an attractive woman and not flirt. Monica: (chuckles) Hmm, well you're around me all the time and you don't flirt. Joey: You a little sad about that sweetheart? 8. Phoebe: I have to tie my shoe, so you go ahead, I'll catch up 你先走, 我追上你, 追你. Rachel: Okay. (Runs off.) Phoebe: Okay. (Starts running crazily with her arms flapping 忽闪着胳膊 and her legs far apart) Come on! That's not running! Let's go! (Rachel pauses, then follows, embarrassed.). 9. Rachel: You guys, I'm telling you, when she runs, she looks like a cross between Kermit The Frog and The Six Million Dollar Man. Ross: Monica had such a crush on him. Yeah, she used to kiss his poster every night before she went to bed. Rachel: Oh! I used to do that too! Monica: Did you also have his album, It's Not Easy Being Green? Rachel: Aw, Mon...(Kisses her on the cheek). Monica: So, Phoebe runs weird 跑步姿势很奇怪 huh? Rachel: Yeah, yeah and you know what, I know she's gonna wanna run again, I just don't know how to get out of it 摆脱, I mean, I live with her. Monica: Why don't you just be straight with her? Tell her the truth. Ross: Yeah. Rachel: You're right, you're right. I should just tell her the truth. 10. Oh, sorry about that stuff hanging in there. It's just my thongs are too delicate 经不起, 太柔软易碎 for the dryer. 11. Ross: Did you get Monica's authorization to move all of her stuff? Chandler: Authorization? I don't need that. I'm gonna put everything back. Ross: Put it back exactly where you found it? Chandler: Yes I'm gonna put it back (Mocking Ross) exactly where I found it. Ross: 'Kay, first of all, this attitude is not helping没有用, 不会有什么绑住. Chandler: She's not gonna care if I put her stuff back in the same stupid place. Ross: Whoa, hello, did you just meet Monica你刚刚认识? Chandler: She is gonna recognize that 认可 I did a nice thing and-and, appreciate it. Ross: Hmm -you know, actually this'll work out well. Cause when you have to move back in with Joey, Joey's hot new roommate can come and live with me. Chandler: I see, I see, y-y-you're trying to freak me out. 12. Joey: (entering) Look, what am I gonna do? I'm not flirting but still, I'm drawing her to me like - like a moth to a flame飞蛾扑火! (Tries to put his feet on the coffee table...they won't reach and looks around.) What the hell's going on over here?!?!? (Points to Chandler) Monica's gonna kill you! Look I need your help, I have to do something to repel 驱逐, 赶走 this woman(I. [transitive] if something repels you, you think that it is extremely unpleasant and you want to avoid it. II. [transitive] to keep something away, or to prevent it from entering something. The wheat is genetically engineered to repel 驱赶 insects. boots that have been specially treated to repel moisture. a. [intransitive/transitive] science if one thing repels another 排斥, 互斥., an electrical or magnetic force makes them move away from each other. III. [transitive] to force someone who is attacking to move back or to stop attacking. Using water cannons and tear gas, police repelled protesters outside the U.S. embassy. IV. [transitive] to be unwilling to accept something. a very private woman, who unconsciously repelled any attempts at intimacy.)! Wait a minute, wait a minute, you guys repel women all the time. Ross: Hey, I've been married 3 times (Chandler gives him a round of mock applause.) Joey: No-no-no I've seen it happen前言见过这种事发生, you get a rapport going with a woman ( [ræˈpɔ:(r)] a relationship in which people like, understand, and respect each other. Many doctors develop an excellent rapport with their patients.) but somehow you manage to kill it. What's your secret? Ross: Look, we do not repel women OK? That is completely untrue. 13. Phoebe: Well, I didn't get embarrassed running next to Miss (panting). But no, okay. No, no, I can see why running with me would be embarrassing to you. Yeah, okay. You're uptight. Rachel: I am not uptight—Hey-hey-hey-oh-oh! Listen, I am not uptight, man. Phoebe: That's okay Rachel. I'm not judging you; that's just who you are. Me. I'm more free y'know? I run like I did when I was a kid, cause that's the only way it's fun. Y'know, I mean didn't you ever run so fast you thought your legs were gonna fall off甩脱? Y'know, like when you were like running towards the swings or running away from Satan? (Rachel looks confused) The neighbor's dog. 14. Monica: Why is Ross naked? Ross: I had to show Chandler something? Monica: Naked? Ross: Yeah-yeah I uh, I have a uh, a guy problem. Monica: Is it the same thing that Chandler had? Chandler: Look, uh, just come later, we'll get everything squared away ( square away 一切都好了 I. (idiomatic) To finish, complete, tidy or put in order. I have almost squared away the last of the paperwork from that job. II. (nautical) To square the ships' yards to make her run before the wind, with the wind blowing straight from the stern. ) and you can come back later. Monica: Okay, listen, there's still some of Chandler's medicine under the sink in the bathroom. Bye! 15. Chandler: No, I don't see anything different other than the fact that the room got so much brighter when you came into it. (Forced laughter 挤笑, 假笑) Monica: Well, the end table is wrong, The couch looks bizarre and don't even get me started on the refrigerator magnets. 16. Phoebe: (Hugging her again.) You've lasted 都待一年了 a whole year. Good for you. Rachel: But, Pheebs, you can still use the copy machine where I actually work. But, just come by at lunch so my boss doesn't see you. Cause Kim will just freak out and she already doesn't like me very much. Chandler: That's weird. I don't think my boss likes me either. Monica: I don't think mine likes me either. Ross: Maybe it's a universal thing 普适的, 普世的, 大家都一样的? 17. Joey: But, okay my towels for instance. I come in to the bathroom here and my towel is not on the floor where keep it. It's up here on some hook.. and… smells different. Janine: It's clean. Joey: Yeah, well, it feels different. Janine: It's dry. Joey: Alright, I can make my peace with 勉强接受, 就算了, 就不提了 the clean dry towels…Also what is with these chips you bought? Janine: No no no no, it's potpourri [ˌpoupuˈri]. You're supposed to smell it. (Joey takes a big whiff of the potpourri.). Joey: (Voice cracking) Well that's like summer in a bowl. 18. Rachel: Yeah I know. She ran into him at my office and they just…made out. And the craziest thing is, now my boss likes me because I told her about it and she said it was the best gossip she'd heard all year. Chandler: I am proud of all my friends today. Monica: My God, Rachel, I can't believe Phoebe made out with Ralph Lauren. Ohh, I'm so jealous. (Chandler looks at her.) Chandler: Hi, I'm Chandler. Your live-in 同居男友 boyfirend. 19. Monica: (Holding a shirt in front of Ross.) Okay, maybe this will make your teeth look less white. (Ross has a big smile.) Nope. Okay, colors that don't work are blue, yellow, green, red, black, white, orange, and purple. Ross: I don't know what I'm going to do. That date starts in like an hour. Monica: Hey Ross, maybe if your skin was lighter. Your teeth wouldn't look so bright. Ross: Oh great. So all I need to do is get some new skin. Thank you. Monica: I'm just saying, if we put just a little bit of makeup on you. Ross: Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. We're not 13 anymore. Monica: Ross this is the only thing left that has a shot at 有可能会管用的 working. Ross: But, won't she notice I have makeup on? Monica: Please. Half the guys out there have makeup on. Ross: What?? Monica: All right, half the people. I mean, just try it and see. Ross: No. I am not putting on makeup. (Knock at the door. Phoebe enters.). Phoebe: Hello. Oh good. Ross could you put up some of these flyers for me? (He smiles at her.) OH!! Demon!! Demon!! 20. Kim: Oh that's interesting? Because I checked and only one keycard was used to access the copy machine yesterday during lunch and that keycard belonged to you, Rachel. Rachel: Oh no, no, no. Oh God, you think I made out with him. Kim: Listen to me. If you think sleeping with Ralph is going to get you my job. You are sadly mistaken 搞错了, 大错特错了. Rachel: I-I don't want your job. I-I don't. Ohh this is such a mistake. I did not make out with him. Nobody made out with him. I did not use my keycard yesterday. I don't even know how to use my keycard. (The elevator stops. Ralph steps on.) 21. Rachel: (Faking crying.) Yeah, he dumped me. He said, "Rachel, I can't do this. Even though you are a very, very, very beautiful women. I can't do this. I'm married and I'm sorry." And then I don't know why but he said, "and you will never get promoted. Especially not above Kim, who is an integral cog不可或缺的一环 in the Ralph Lauren machine."
软件技术: 1. On-premises software 在地软件, 本地软件 (sometimes abbreviated as "on-prem" software) is installed and runs on computers on the premises (in the building) of the person or organization using the software, rather than at a remote facility, such as at a server farm or cloud - somewhere on the Internet. On-premises software is sometimes referred to as "shrinkwrap" software, and off-premises software is commonly called "software as a service" or "computing in the cloud". Within the context of cloud computing, the term "on-premise" is incorrect grammatical English, yet has become commonplace particularly with some of the cloud software vendors. The on-premises approach to deploying and using business software was the most common until around 2005, when software running at a remote location became widely available and adopted. The new, alternative deployment and use model typically uses the Internet to remove the need for the user to install any software on premises and had other accompanying benefits 还有其他与之俱来的好处, 还带来其他好处: running software remotely can result in considerable cost savings because of reduced staffing, maintenance, power consumption, and other factors. 2. In cryptography, a salt is random data that is used as an additional input to a one-way function that hashes a password or passphrase. The primary function of salts is to defend against dictionary attacks versus a list of password hashes and against pre-computed rainbow table attacks. A new salt is randomly generated for each password. In a typical setting, the salt and the password are concatenated and processed with a cryptographic hash function, and the resulting output (but not the original password) is stored with the salt in a database. Hashing allows for later authentication while protecting the plaintext password in the event that the authentication data store is compromised. 3. How Atlassian, a favorite with software developers, is redefining business collaboration： The 13-year-old upstart, last valued at $3.3 billion, thinks its software can automate all sorts of service workflows—from onboarding employees ( onboard n. fitted as part of a car, plane etc. the ship's on-board computer. take something on board I. to consider an idea, problem, or situation and try to deal with it. The committee will certainly take your opinions on board before making a decision. on board I. on a ship or plane. The plane had 125 passengers and crew on board. A customs officer came on board the ship. II. involved in a project or organization, or working for a company. Welcome to the team. It's great to have you on board.) to managing legal contract approvals. Atlassian, the teenage business collaboration disruptor搅局者, 破坏者, is accustomed to comparisons with the latest fresh-faced startups in its space. Remember Yammer, acquired by Microsoft in June 2012? Or Asana, created by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz? These days, Atlassian is usually mentioned in the same breath as 同时提起, 相提并论 ( in the same breath If you say two things in the same breath, you say two things that are so different that if one is true, the other must be false. used for saying that someone has said two things that cannot both be true. She says the treatment is safe, and then in the same breath says that patients should be warned about possible side-effects.You say he treats you badly but in the same breath you tell me how much you love him! II. if you talk about two people or things in the same breath, you mention them together because they are similar. I don't think you can mention his poetry in the same breath as that of Longfellow. ) Slack, being nurtured by Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield. Atlassian is unique in one very specific way: it has been profitable for the last 12 years, a relatively rare achievement and one that its top executives attribute to its "self-service" sales model. That approach allows the Australian-born company to spend a higher percentage of revenue on research and development than most rivals, according to its top executives. Its newest offering, JIRA Service Desk, is not only the company's fastest growing product (to date), it is helping Atlassian build brand recognition beyond its traditional following with software development teams. "The biggest thing we're working on is proving that our model doesn't just work for technical people," said Mike Cannon-Brooks, co-founder and co-CEO. At last official count上一次统计, more than 43,000 organizations (including 80 of the Fortune 100) were using Atlassian's team communications and service management software, including Citigroup, eBay, Coca-Cola, Tesla, Twilio, and NASA. The company managed to win over these accounts without hiring a massive sales team, such as the ones that made the likes of Oracle and SAP well-known names in corporate board rooms. The big difference: the rising profile of corporate software developers. Consider the example of General Motors, which has added more than 8,000 software engineers over the past two years after ending an outsourcing relationship with Hewlett-Packard. "All companies fit into one of two buckets(buckets of something large amounts of something. by the bucket 大批量的 in very large quantities. They buy tickets by the bucket and sell them at a profit. (come down) in buckets if it rains in buckets, it rains very hard.
Of rain, to pour down heavily and at great length. It started coming down in buckets just as I began cycling home. The rain was coming down in buckets. a drop in the bucket/ocean 沧海一粟, 九牛一毛 a very small amount that will not have much effect. This money is just a drop in the ocean compared to what's needed. a gut-bucket (informal) someone who is very fat She introduced me to her son who was a real gut-bucket with tattoos all over his arms. bit-bucket n. the imaginary place where lost computer data goes. I guess my data went into the bit-bucket. hanging basket a container for flowers or plants that you hang from a hook, for example outside your house as a decoration. put all your eggs in one basket to depend completely on just one idea, plan, or person so that you have no other possibilities if things go wrong. Don't dedicate all your resources into one thing. Don't count on any one thing to keep what is valuable safe. The basic advice with investment is don't put all your eggs in one basket. ): either becoming a software company or being disrupted by one. Every industry is being fundamentally altered by software," Cannon-Brooks said. "We'll continue to make it easier for developers to build great software while taking that understanding of how highly effective teams work to help all teams better organize, collaborate and communicate." JIRA Service Desk, born during one of Atlassian's quarterly "ShipIT" brainstorming and hackathon sessions, can automate pretty much any sort of workflow, such as legal contract approvals or expense approvals. "It's a way to get your colleague's attention," said Atlassian President Jay Simons. "This is a logical progression of our mission in collaboration. It is in our DNA to help people communicate with one another and keep track of the things people to together." Today, this sort of task might typically be facilitated through an email thread. Its the same problem (and opportunity) being targeted by ServiceNow. Operation teams at auction house Sotheby's in New York and London use JIRA Service Desk to facilitate everything from moving artwork between exhibition spaces to arranging from carpet cleaning. Previously, these sorts of requests were handled with email. "It's too early to put definitive metrics 无法衡量, 无法准确评估 on the benefits of the system," said Nathan Smith, assistant vice president of IT application development for Sothebys, which has used Atlassian software since 2010. "Anecdotally, it has resulted in improvements in productivity and clearer communication between different parties. We are confident that improvements will come further down the line, but so far they have been difficult to measure because we had very little data to start with. The data was hidden in emails, and on pieces of paper. By centralizing requests onto a single system, the data is now visible. This means we have established a baseline to report on, and use in our planning." Rich Wong, general partner at Accel Partners and a longstanding Atlassian board member, said workflow platforms such as JIRA Service Desk are redefining business collaboration software. "Everything in the work world is better with teams. … A lot of this has historically been done in a spreadsheet or a manual checklist," Wong said. "A lot of companies are starting to realize the power of workflow tools [as another option]. Think of it as collaborative project management." Mind you, Atlassian is also trying to make a dent with more traditional offerings such as HipChat, the communications platform it introduced in 2010; and Confluence, its collaboration software (used by the likes of Bonobos, Facebook, and Microsoft). It just acquired a videoconferencing company last week to beef up those platforms. For its latest fiscal year, ended June 2014, Atlassian reported revenue of more than $215 million. That figure is more than nine months old, though, and Wong suggests that the company is "dramatically" larger now. Atlassian's last funding round, in April 2014, valued the company at approximately $3.3 billion (at least $500 million more than the valuation Slack earned in mid-April). It brought on a new CFO in mid-February, Erik Bardman, whose resume includes stints at Roku, Logitech International, and eBay Marketplaces. Simons brushes off the inevitable question about IPO timing, joking that Bardman needs some time. The company will take that step 走上那一步 when it's ready. "We feel like best-in-class 业界最好的 companies(best in class 同行业第一的 if something is best in class, it is the best of its kind: Investors look for the company that's best in class. a best-in-class drug/service/employer.) are public. They compete on the public stage, which provides a certain scrutiny and discipline," he said. "Then again, we've run our business that way for some time."
