干的好事, 杰作, 的作品: 1. skiddy(屎痕迹) The state of your pants (UK) or shorts (US) if they have a poo stain inside, possibly because you haven't wiped your bum才屁股, or farted and followed through. Darling, your pants are rather skiddy. You might want to apply some vanish(消失不见) before you wash them. hardwork Is that your hardwork 杰作, 是你干的好事吗(the work of someone)? You left the toilet skiddy. hardworking adj. Of a person, taking their work seriously and doing it well and rapidly. He was hardworking 工作勤奋, 勤劳 and energetic. 2. "It is totally unfair because she had three children that were his doing 他干的好事, and for her to be able to look like she did prior to having the kids is just impossible." 3. Fleischers statement was the strongest to date by the Bush administration about who may be behind the attacks, and it contradicted earlier speculation that the anthrax was the work of foreign terrorists. An FBI profile describes the possible culprit as a male loner with a scientific background.
'I haven't been in a relationship for a while': Justin Bieber says he'll remain single as he waits for his heart to 'heal' after splitting from Selena Gomez: As one of the world's most famous faces, Justin Bieber could have his pick of any woman he wants - but the Canadian hit-maker seems to be still pining over 念念不忘, 恋恋不舍, 不舍得, 忘不掉, 抛不开, 丢不开 ( pine over/after/for someone or something 'Rick isn't pining over her and is spending time with another girl.' To pine over someone is to miss them dreadfully with feelings of great sadness. to long for or grieve for someone or something. Bob pined after Doris for weeks after she left. Dan is still pining for his lost dog. There is no point in pining over Claire. "When my dog had to be put to sleep, I pined over her for more than a year." ) his ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez. Talking to KIIS 1065's Kyle And Jackie O Show on Tuesday morning as he promoted his visit Down Under at the end of the month, the Baby singer said that he has been keeping himself to himself as heartbreak has become too much for him to bear. 'I haven't been in a relationship for a while, I'm chilling and just hanging out. Just being by myself,' he told Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson. 'I am a relationship type of guy, I love to be in love and I love cuddling and I love all of that kind of stuff but I got my heart broken and so I'm just going to let that heal up 痊愈, 疗伤, 治愈. 'I had a few beers guys, maybe I'm talking too openly?' the 21-year-old added. Justin wouldn't say if was talking about his ex Selena per se, but she has been his only official girlfriend of late. The pair have been on-again off-again a number of times, but their major break-up came around October last year. He also cleared up 澄清 if he was trying to send his ex a subtle message with in his new music video for What Do You Mean? During a skate park scene 在...一幕里 at the end of the video, the name Selena is written in graffiti on the wall alongside the words 'hope' and 'love'. But he told the radio duo: 'That wasn't me who did that.' Justin, had been caught up with the law in recent times but says he has also moved on from his old group of pals. 'I kind of distanced myself from a lot of friends and I'm doing a lot of stuff by myself recently,' he added. He said it was all a phase 生命中的一个阶段 but has moved on now: 'I want to enjoy right now, I don't want to keep apologising.' Justin has granted 250 wishes for children through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and says it's one of his favourite things to do adding he loves being around children because they never want anything from and allow him to be himself. 'I think that's a lot of the misconception that they had about Michael Jackson. He wanted to be around kids because they are just innocent and he never wanted anything from them. 'I don't know if I believe all the stuff going on about Michael but that's just my opinion但那只是我个人的看法.'
歌词深意: In Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off," which I consider a perfect song, there's a giggle 格格笑 she releases between the lines "I go on too many dates" and "But I can't make 'em stay." Driving around suburban St. Louis, listening to the radio, I've wondered many times if Swift includes this giggle—which acts as a vocal eye roll 翻白眼, or maybe a middle finger, to those whose judgmental comments she's parroting ( to copy or repeat what someone says without thinking about it or understanding it properly. The children were obviously just parroting what they'd been told.)—during her live performances. Surely, I thought, the temptation to include the giggle would be diminished by the cumulative evidence, as she performed show after show on her "1989" World Tour (which started in May and is still going), of the giggle's utter lack of spontaneity. As a forty-year-old woman with unapologetically mainstream musical tastes, I've followed Swift's career with increasing interest. From my vantage point, the defining aspects of her identity seem to be—surprise!—not her romantic partners but rather her appetite for hard work (that is, her ambition); her savvy 聪明地 and apparently early-adopting use of social media; and the enjoyable accessibility of her art, with songs that alternate between deceptive simplicity 貌似简单, 欺骗性的 and actual simplicity. Also, she's articulate in interviews, she's become a vocal proponent of feminism, and apparently she's friends with Lorde (and a bunch of other glamorous female singers, models, and actresses in their twenties). In June, when Swift wrote an open letter, on Tumblr, to Apple (titled "To Apple, Love Taylor"), criticizing the company's decision not to pay artists during users' free three-month trials of its music-streaming service, Apple reversed its policy the next day. "I unsarcastically love that Taylor Swift has acquired enormous economic & cultural power by being very good at singing about her feelings," Swift wore perilously high heels and an array of skimpy outfits as her image was reflected not only on large screens on either side of the stage but also on the single biggest screen that I've seen in my life, which, curiously, faced the backs of most of the crowd and the front of only Swift herself, lending it a mirror-above-the-bed quality of self-interest 利己主义 ( one's personal interest or advantage, especially when pursued without regard for others. interest in yourself and how to gain advantages for yourself, often without considering other people. decisions motivated solely by self-interest. ) notable 醒目的, 显眼的 even in these highly narcissistic times. Interspersed 穿插其间的 with songs, Swift delivered monologues to us about the specialness of the night, how much she loves her fans, and how uncool she's always felt. Tonally 语气上, these fell somewhere between the speeches of a dim high-school student and a tipsy bridesmaid. Sometimes, during a set or costume change, the screens showed videos asking Swift-related trivia or featuring testimonials from her coterie of famous girlfriends about the fun that they have and the enormous quantities of food they like to consume, which seemed a preëmptive 此地无银三百两的, 先发制人的, rebuttal 反驳 to anyone noting Swift's thinness. Of the three people I attended the show with—in addition to Annie, my sister Jo and my brother-in-law Thad, both of whom are photographers—I'm confident that I was there the least anthropologically ( anthropology the study of human societies, customs, and beliefs. Someone who studies anthropology is called an anthropologist. anthropologically speaking: It means speaking about the science that deals with the origins, physical and cultural development, biological characteristics, and social customs and beliefs of humankind. ) and the most earnestly. Not that I take pride in this, but I could actually answer the trivia questions about, say, Swift's cats. And I swear that I was ready to enjoy myself—to sing along to "I Knew You Were Trouble" while feeling cheerfully silly about my own middle-aged dorkiness ( dork I. n. the penis. (Usually objectionable.) Paul told a joke about a dork, but everybody just sat there and looked straight ahead. II. n. a jerk; a strange person. (see also megadork.) Ye gods, Sally! You are a dork! dork off in. to waste time; to goof off. The whole class was dorking off and the teacher got furious.). Instead, the cognitive dissonance induced by the show bewildered me: Why was Swift, a shrewd businesswoman, blathering ( blather 啰哩啰嗦, 唠唠叨叨 to talk for a long time about something that is boring or not important. ) on so cheesily 厚脸皮的, 厚颜无耻的( cheesy I. 过于夸张的, 过于戏剧化的. 过于做作的. (informal) Overdramatic, excessively emotional or clichéd, trite, contrived. a cheesy song; a cheesy movie. II. 假笑. (of a smile or grin) Exaggerated and likely to be forced or insincere.)? If she were trying to speak in terms understandable to the youngest members of her audience, many of whom looked to be in grade school, then why was she wearing a garter belt and showing those B.D.S.M. videos? When she floated above the audience in her high, high heels on that lighted dock, facing a stadium of sixty-eight thousand people, how could she feel anything except either a messiah complex( A messiah complex 英雄情结, 济世救人的情结, 悲天悯人的情结 (also known as the Christ complex or savior complex) is a state of mind in which an individual holds a belief that they are, or are destined to become, a savior. ) or profound loneliness? Later that night, I said to my husband, "I thought of her as a singer-songwriter." And my husband, who has never voluntarily listened to a single word escaping Taylor Swift's mouth, laughed. "Singer-songwriters don't perform in stadiums," he said. But before all that, before my buzz-killing ( buzzkill I. Something or someone that spoils an otherwise enjoyable event. II. A person who attends a social event and occupies his or her time with activities other than those offered at the event. ) realization that my admiration for Swift should not have been confused with a wish to see her live—before, in fact, the concert even started—I felt the sweetness and promise of what she offers. It was a lovely summer evening, and among the tailgaters ( tailgate party A celebration, held in a parking lot, with picnic food served out of the back of automobiles or pickup trucks. ) there was a preponderance ( [prɪˈpond(ə)rəns] most of the people or things in a group. A preponderance of the students on the course came from overseas.) of tweens and mother-daughter duos. Their giddy anticipation of the night ahead emanated ( emanate [ˈeməneɪt] I. [intransitive] to come from a particular place. emanate from: She could hear raised voices emanating from her parents' room. Wonderful smells emanated from the kitchen. II. [intransitive/transitive] if you emanate a lot of a quality or feeling 流露出来, 不自觉的显露出来, or if it emanates from you, you show it without expressing it in words. emanate from: A sense of joy emanated from him. ) from them as they snacked on fruit and cheese, beaded, and drew posters. In fact, the tailgaters were so winning that, the next night, my sister went back to photograph them. One mom told Jo that she'd bought her tickets eight months prior and given them to her daughter for Christmas. They'd screen-printed T-shirts at their local mall, and, after driving two hours to the concert, they were sitting on the asphalt by their car applying beads to the shirts' tassels. On both nights, many audience members wore shirts that bore the phrase "Taylor Swift's #1 Fan." I'm not sorry that I went to the show, even if that isn't an article of clothing, or a title, I'll be fighting anyone for.
