用法学习: 1. yellow brick road: The Yellow Brick Road is a fictional element in the 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by American author L. Frank Baum. The road also appears in the several sequel Oz books such as The Marvelous Land of Oz (1904) and The Patchwork Girl of Oz (1913). The road is first introduced in the third chapter of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The road begins in the heart of the eastern quadrant called Munchkin Country in the Land of Oz. It functions strictly as a legit guideline that leads all who follow it, to the road's ultimate destination—the imperial capital of Oz called Emerald City that is located in the exact center of the entire continent. In the book, the novel's main protagonist, Dorothy, is forced to search for the road before she can begin her quest to seek the Wizard. This is because the cyclone from Kansas did not release her farmhouse closely near it as it did in the various film adaptations. After the council with the native Munchkins and their dear friend the Good Witch of the North, Dorothy begins looking for it and sees many pathways and roads nearby, (all of which lead in various directions). Thankfully it doesn't take her too long to spot the one paved with bright yellow bricks. fastidious [fəˈstɪdiəs] I. 完美主义者的. caring a lot about small details and wanting everything to be correct and neat. Excessively particular, demanding, or fussy about details, especially about tidiness and cleanliness. II. 有洁癖的. keeping your clothes, possessions, and property very clean and neat. Overly concerned about tidiness and cleanliness. III. 难以取悦的. Difficult to please; quick to find fault. gape [ɡeɪp] I. 大张着嘴. 大张着口. to look at something or someone with your mouth open because you are very surprised. II. to open wide, or to be wide open. Suddenly he was at the door, his pyjama jacket gaping open. "there was a gaping hole in the wall". liqueur [lɪˈkjuə] 注意发音 N-MASS A liqueur is a strong alcoholic drink with a sweet taste. You drink it after a meal. 餐后甜酒. Midori. Barcadi 都是甜酒. aluminum 美国[əˈlu:mɪnəm] 澳洲 aluminium[ˌæləˈmɪniəm]. without fail 从不间断, 从无特例 with no exception; always. "He writes every week without fail". On Tuesday, Sunrise's Queensland Correspondent Michelle Tapper was booted off (be kicked off, be knocked off, thrown off) the island by security guards. 'I am the only one who is being kicked off,' the stunned reporter told the show's viewers on Wednesday's show. 'You survived the mean streets of Brussels and you got thrown off Hamilton Island. I think it's hilarious,' the show's co-hosts Samantha Armytage and David 'Kochie' Koch told her. The shocked reporter, who was turned away from the island by staff on arrival, told viewers she had never encountered anything like this in her 20 years of journalism. 'I wanted to go to the bathroom to change clothes because it was so hot and had security escort me there, we were basically detailed ( detail I. to list all the facts or aspects of a situation. a report detailing the circumstances surrounding the deal. II. 派专人的. 专门护送的. 特殊任务的. 专项任务的. [usually passive] to give someone a particular job, especially someone in the armed forces, Clarke was detailed to follow him.) there,' Michelle said. The reporter, who scored a kiss from Johnny Depp in his Pirates Of The Caribbean garb earlier this year, also told DMA: 'I've never even heard of an entire island going into lock down for one celebrity. And we're sunrise - we weren't gonna stalk her [Taylor] around Qualia resort. We were just going to do some live crosses 现场联线, it's fun, she is news - the fact that she's doing a concert there for 100 fans, it would have been a good publicity opportunity 宣传机会,' she added. Instead, the news crew jumped on a boat in the morning and waded off the coastline (to walk in or through water or other liquid that is not very deep. She waded across the stream to get the ball.) near Qualia resort. Even then, security came up to their boat and asked them to leave but the group stood their ground, telling viewers: 'While it is legal for them to kick us off the island while she is there, it's actually legal for us to lurk just off the coast here. 'So, we are just going to sit back and enjoy the morning,' Michelle added defiantly([[dɪˈfaɪənt]] refusing to obey a person or rule. He was in a defiant mood. Mr. Lally remains defiant, insisting that he will not give in.). 2. bolshie [ˈbolʃi] 不听话的. 不合作的. (of a person or attitude) deliberately combative or uncooperative. Difficult or rebellious. Timothy, don't be so bolshie! "policemen with bolshie attitudes". blighter a person who is regarded with contempt, irritation, or pity. A person, usually male, especially one who behaves in an objectionable or pitiable manner. "you little blighter!". 结婚看比赛: Watching an ice hockey game and tucking into a cheeseburger doesn't exactly sound like a typical wedding scenario, but for one bride it was the perfect big day. Erica Skuta and Lewis Blake tied the knot on Saturday in Minnesota before catching a game between the Minnesota Wild and Dallas Stars as their "wedding finale", and the bride's appearance has caused a stir. Still clad in her wedding dress and chandelier earrings, Ms Skuta was captured chomping down on a burger, unaware that her post-nuptial meal was being beamed onto the big screen. "I was kind of terrified when I first learned I was eating a cheeseburger on TV," the newlywed told the Star Tribune. Her new husband, a New Zealand resident, had originally hoped to make a debut on the big screen by holding up a sign that read: "I flew 8044 miles from New Zealand to be at this game (and to get married)." Instead, it was a loving 恩爱的举动 gesture that captured the hearts of hockey fans, with Mr Blake wiping food from his bride's chin. succinct [səkˈsɪŋkt] 简洁的. 简明的. 简单明了的. expressed in a very short but clear way. a succinct set of instructions. We can express our preceding subquery more succinctly as follows. clutter to put too many things in a place so that it looks untidy. His bedroom was cluttered with books and papers. a. to put too many facts, pictures etc in something so that it becomes hard to understand. n. the mess created when there are too many things in a place. The only way we can declare a variable of this type is with the var keyword. In this case, var is more than just a clutter reduction device 显得简洁, 显得干净, 显得整洁; it's a necessity. 3. c#: Our example makes an ideal database query, because it would be processed as a unit, requiring only one round trip 只需要取一次数据, 一次数据访问 to the database server. This query, however, is inefficient for a local collection because the subquery is recalculated on each outer loop iteration 每一次外层循环. hit I. 大火. 爆火. 爆红. someone or something that people like very much. be/prove a hit: The car proved an instant hit in the U.S. hit with: The clown was a huge hit with the children. make a hit with someone: He's already made a big hit with the locals. a. 大热门. a movie, play, or show that is very successful and popular. The movie was a massive hit at the box office. hit movie/show. b. 热门歌曲. a song that sells a very large number of copies. They played a lot of old hits from the 70s and 80s. someone's greatest hits (=their most successful songs): a CD of Madonna's greatest hits. hit single/album/record: They only ever had one hit single. II. an occasion when someone or something uses their hand or an object to touch another person or thing with a lot of force. a. 袭击. 重创. an occasion when something such as a bomb or bullet lands on something, causing damage. C#关于LINQ: Although it's easiest to think of "into" as restarting a query from the perspective of a query expression, it's all one query when translated to its final fluent form. Hence, there's no intrinsic performance
hit 性能影响 (drop in performance If you are talking about computers, a
performance hit means something has caused the system to run slower. intrinsic 固有的, 天生的, 与生俱来的 relating to the essential qualities or features of something or someone. the intrinsic beauty of the Italian language. intrinsic to: Providing good service is intrinsic to a successful business.)
with into. Nor do you lose any points for itsuse! direct hit: The house she lived in during the war received a direct hit. III. a visit by someone to a particular website. Their website gets a couple of hundred hits a day. a. a piece of information that a computer program finds for you. I searched for the name "Mundy" and got over 50 hits. IV. 点击. an occasion when a player hits the ball in a game. V. informal a murder that a criminal does for someone else, usually for money. VI. informal an occasion when someone uses an illegal drug. take a hit I. to be criticized. II. to suffer damage or loss. Clothing took the biggest hit, with sales down by 35%. take a hammer to something (=hit something hard using a hammer): She took a hammer to the headlights of his car. swipe I. a movement in which you swing your arm and you hit or try to hit someone or something, using your hand or an object. take a swipe at someone/something (=try to hit them): He leaned forward and took a swipe at me. II. informal a spoken or written attack on someone or something. take a swipe at someone/something (=criticize them): Do you think he was taking a swipe at the President? III. an act of moving your finger across the screen of a smartphone or tablet. You can access the menu with a swipe across your screen. tease I. 嘲笑. 取笑. to make someone think that you are willing to have sex with them when you are not. II. [intransitive/ transitive] to say something to someone in order to have fun by embarrassing or annoying them slightly in either a friendly or an unkind way. Stefan Woodward collapsed at the Adelaide festival at Bonython Park after allegedly taking an illicit drug and died later in hospital on Saturday. A young woman who was standing behind Mr Woodward and his friends at the first aid tent said his friends urged him to leave the line and teased him for seeking help, reported Seven news. However, friends of the teenager took to Facebook to deny the claims saying although someone did call him 'weak' they were not in Mr Woodward's group of friends. His mother, Julie Davis, has since released a statement urging friends to never ridicule 取笑. 嘲笑 each other and instead be supportive. She also called for greater access to first aid and free water at festivals, to ensure no other family endures the same heartache. I didn't mean it: I was only teasing. tease someone about someone/something: John's always teasing me about my accent. III. American (slicked back hair.) to backcomb your hair. You got that long hair, slicked back, white t-shirt. And I got that good girl faith and a tight little skirt. And when we go crashing down, we come back every time. 'Cause we never go out of style. IV. tease out [transitive] to separate a group or knot of pieces of hair, string etc into individual pieces. The wool is teased into longer and straighter fibres. Don't tease me 耍我, 玩我, 别逗我玩了 like that. Justin just can't stop teasing the public about the status of his complicated relationship with Selena, who he has been involved with since 2010. An expression used after being inquired to partake in a worthwhile event or offered something too good to be true. Tom: "Hey Ryan, do you want this last piece of pizza?" Ryan: ..."Don't tease me." Tom: "no seriously, take it." Ryan: "ok sweet, thanks.". conjoin [kənˈdʒɔɪn] formal join; combine. "an approach which conjoins theory and method". We are not conjoined twins连体的. We work together but we are not conjoined. We are not handcuffed together 拴在一起. To join together; to unite; to combine. They are representatives that will loosely conjoin a nation. 4. score I. [singular] informal the true facts of a situation. So what's the score 什么情况 on the party this weekend? Are we going? II. [countable] a mark cut into the surface of something. Workers cut deep scores in the road before laying the paving. III. the result of a game, or the number of points gained by everyone playing up to a particular moment. Easily the biggest score for Aussie shoppers is the large range of bedding (a signature of Zara Home). The player with the highest score is the winner. The score is 8-1 although it's not even half-time! The test scores for this class were high. The average score for the test was 75. Have you heard the latest score? The final score 最后得分 was 4–3 to United. keep score to count the number of times that something happens. It's not the first time they've beaten us, but who's keeping score? know the score 知道真相, 了解真实情况 to know the truth about something, especially when it is unpleasant. You don't have to lie to me. I know the score. on that/this score used for referring to something that has just been mentioned. We wanted to attract new recruits, and on that score, the campaign has been successful. IV. (US, crime, slang) A robbery; a criminal act. Let's pull a score! (US, crime, slang) A bribe paid to a police officer. (US, crime, slang) An illegal sale, especially of drugs. He made a big score. V. (US, crime, slang) A prostitute's client. (US, slang) A sexual conquest. 墨尔本黑帮成员泰国被害: Fairfax Media has reported a source in Melbourne as saying Schneider was cashed up at the time of the abduction after recently returning to Thailand with the proceeds 收入, 所得 of a large drug trafficking operation in Europe. The source said Schneider's new bank balance was well known among Australian bikie gangs and that it was not the first time he had been stood over ( standover using intimidation or threat of force to coerce others into submission or compliance. e.g. "standover tactics" or "standover man". sit/stand in judgment /on/over someone to criticize someone in a way that shows you think you are better than they are. What right do you have to sit in judgment over me? stand over someone I. To postpone something: We'll have to let this budget item stand over till next year. We were tired of talking about the matter, so we stood it over until the following meeting. II. to watch someone while they are doing something, usually in order to make sure that they are doing it correctly. to stand close to someone and watch what they are doing: Don't stand over me all the time - it makes me nervous. I'm fed up with him standing over me while I work. stand/keep guard = mount a guard 监视 to watch a person or place carefully in order to protect them from attack, or to prevent someone from escaping. Small groups of men kept guard in the fields. stand/keep guard over: Armed soldiers stood guard over him. hold up I. [transitive] to hold something in a high position, so that it can be seen. She held up her hand for silence. II. [transitive] 站不住. 站不稳. to support someone or something so that they do not fall down. Her legs were almost too shaky to hold her up. III. [transitive] 耽搁. [often passive] to cause a delay for someone or something, or to make them late. Sorry I'm late, but my train was held up. She got held up at work. IV. [transitive] 持枪抢劫. 武装抢劫. 打劫. to steal from a person, business, or vehicle by threatening them with a gun or other weapon. An armed raider held up the village store last week. V. [intransitive] to remain strong or in a fairly good condition. There were fears that her ankle might not hold up for the competition. Prices had held up well until late 1997.). 5. work out I. to exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body: Huw works out in the gym two or three times a week. II. to be the result of a calculation: These figures work out differently each time I add them. The safe load for a truck of this size works out at nearly 20 tons. In fact the trip worked out cheaper than we'd expected. III. to happen or develop in a particular way: How is the new monitoring procedure working out? Let's hope this new job works out well for him. 明星转会: If the report is true and Burgess is successful, he would be the second member of his family to transition into another sport, following his brother Sam's controversial move to rugby. Whilst 'Slammin' Sam' was successful in making England's World Cup team, he was the target of fierce backlash when England became the tournament's first hosts to exit in the pool stage. He has since signed a three-year deal to return to the Rabbitohs, whom he helped guide to a drought-breaking premiership in 2014. 角力赛有多假: A professional wrestler appears to have produced concrete evidence that the sport is fake after flipping an opponent with his penis捏住对方的鸟. Joseph Ryan Meehan, whose stage name is Joey Ryan, was competing at a show in Osaka when Japan's famed Danshoku Dino reached out and grabbed him by the genitals. Rather than flinch(to make a sudden small movement because you are afraid, surprised, or in pain. Pamela flinched each time he yelled at her. not flinch 没有退缩, 不退缩, 不让步 if someone does not flinch, they remain calm despite danger or shock. She was used to people shouting at her, and didn't flinch. flinch from (doing) something to avoid dealing with a difficult responsibility or decision. We won't flinch from making tough decisions.), Ryan instead appears to channel his inner-powers before unleashing a violent thrust and twist 扭摔 that causes Dino to cartwheel onto his back. The move was clearly pre-planned and further evidence that wrestling is more akin to acting. Nevertheless, points must go to the pair for their execution. It's still a very entertaining watch. 6. A New Zealand school principal says he has advised a pair of his students to get out of town after footage of them apparently "bullying" a disabled student went viral. The footage shows the boys kicking at the youngster's wheelchair, and then pulling it out from underneath him, causing him to fall helplessly to the ground. Predictably, the short clip sparked outrage online, with many commenters stating that the boys involved deserve to come to some kind of swift and fatal grief(A Californian teenager, purportedly caught on camera punching a blind
student, has received swift and savage justice after another student
intervened - knocking the bully to the ground with a right hook右勾拳.). But Vaughn Couillault, the principal of James Cook High in south Auckland, says the reaction to Tuesday's incident is ill-informed, overblown夸大了的, 放大了的, and has already had a disastrous impact on the students. "It didn't go well," Mr Couillault, who says the disabled student had "gotten in his classmates' faces" ( be/get in someone's face (slang) to behave in a confrontational or annoyingly direct or persistent manner toward someone. ) before the camera started rolling, told 3NEWS. "It went really badly on every level, actually. "However what that video doesn't show that as soon as it happened, the two boys involved in making it happen realised their wrong and instantly went to his aid and picked him up and got him some help," Mr Couillant said. "My advice to both of their sets of whanau (family) was to get them out of Auckland for a serious few months, because I have genuine fears for their safety." Mr Couillant says the unfortunate incident should be a lesson to keyboard warriors not to make judgements without any notion of the context. 过年回家: German supermarket EDEKA used a neglected grandfather figure to send an emotional message to German families this Christmas. German supermarket Edeka has released the ultimate weepy Christmas ad about a lonely old man whose family never comes home for the annual holiday. In the heart-warming ad, which has been viewed more than 23 million times in the past five days, the man's busy children are fooled into coming home by a morbid trick ( I. characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease. "his morbid 病态的 fascination with the horrors of contemporary warfare". II. Medicine of the nature of or indicative of disease. "the treatment of morbid obesity". ). When the guilt-ridden 愧疚不已的 children finally arrive from all over world they get a surprise which has no doubt left millions of viewers in tears. Loneliness among the elderly appears to be a common theme in this year's Christmas commercials, with British department store John Lewis also dealing with the same issue in its ad. The John Lewis ad features a girl on Earth who looks through her telescope and sees an elderly man emerging from a shack on the moon.
A Gold Coast man has handed himself into police over an alleged unprovoked attack in which a Korean student was "coward-kicked" in the head. Security cameras recorded the disturbing assault and robbery, which took place outside a karaoke bar in the Scarborough Street mall late Sunday. The footage shows one alleged offender chatting with the students, as the other hovers behind the group before swiftly 快速的, 迅速的 kicking his victim unconscious. The alleged offenders then search the student's pockets and steal his phone and wallet. The student was taken to hospital for treatment and his injuries were not life-threatening. A 26-year-old Labrador man attended Southport Police Station yesterday after the video emerged of the alleged attack. He has been charged with one count of armed robbery and two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. He will appear in Southport Magistrates Court today. Police yesterday described the alleged unprovoked attack as "sickening". "At approximately midnight two Korean nationals had just exited the karaoke bar… they sat on the footpath for a short period of time where two male offenders have approached them," Detective Acting Inspector Mark Proctor said. "One of these male offenders distracted the two gentleman while the other stepped behind him and delivered a swift kick 猛踢 to side of the head. "The victim was rendered unconscious immediately and the other victim was chased off 被赶跑." December 03, 2015: Security video has captured the sickening moment a Gold Coast student was knocked unconscious by a cowardly kick to the head. Insp. Proctor said he was keen to get the offenders "off the streets", and compared the alleged attack to coward-punching. "This is taking that to a whole new level… it's very sickening," he said. As gunmen stormed San Bernardino's Inland Regional Centre, one man calmly began shepherding terrified workers out, telling them "I'll take a bullet before you do, just be cool". The brave act 英勇行为 was caught on camera, filmed by customer service coordinator Gabi Flores on her mobile, as gunfire broke out about 11am. The man, believed to be a police officer or a centre security officer, can be seen attempting to clear a path 清出一条路 for a group of terrified employee who stand milling around ( mill around/about to move about in large numbers in a confused way with no particular purpose. a crowd of students milling around the library steps. ) in a hallway with their hands raised. "Try to relax, everyone try and relax," the man can be heard telling the group as the dangerous situation unfolds nearby. "I'll take a bullet before you do, that's for damn sure. "Just be cool, ok?" The footage of the extraordinary evacuation as the attack occurred was given to a local radio station and many have praised the actions of the man. "I sure hope that guy's face gets plastered over the internet ( plaster over something to cover over something with plaster. I think that we will just plaster over the cracks in the wall. ) more than the savages who attacked there today. True bravery in crisis," one person, Caleb Nelson, wrote on KPCC's website. Tony Abbott was snubbed by the Queen on his trip to London: After losing the prime ministership, Tony Abbott sought an audience 寻求会见 请求会见 with the Queen during his trip to London last month, but the request was declined. Mr Abbott, Australia's most famous monarchist and a former executive director of Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, was told that the Queen's schedule would not permit a meeting although she was in London at the time. Mr Abbott's unsuccessful bid is revealed in part 5 of Fairfax Media's Shirtfronted series on the life of the Abbott government. It also reveals that, on his last day in power, three of Mr Abbott's cabinet ministers discussed going to see him together to tell him his time was up. In the morning of the day of the coup, Christopher Pyne and George Brandis, both Turnbull supporters by this point, separately phoned Julie Bishop about going together to see the leader. She rejected the idea. Ms Bishop decided it had reached the critical point. It would be humiliating for a delegation to call on Mr Abbott. She decided to go alone. She arranged to meet him the minute he returned from a trip to Adelaide, shortly before noon, and told him he'd lost the support of the party. Ms Bishop still intended to vote for him until he later offered her job as deputy to another minister, Scott Morrison. At that, she considered herself no longer bound to vote for the leader. A few hours after Ms Bishop's call, Mr Turnbull went to see Mr Abbott to declare his challenge. Mr Abbott was startled 惊到, 吓着了, despite feverish media reporting and warnings from colleagues. He and his then chief of staff, Peta Credlin, had sometimes described Mr Turnbull in private as "another Peter Costello", all pose and no punch(虚张声势, 做做样子). They seemed to be convinced that he would never challenge. Mr Abbott, invited to give the Margaret Thatcher oration, was in London from October 26 to 28. The Queen's daily schedule, which is published by the Palace, shows that she had only two appointments on the 26th and was apparently free in the evening. On the 27th she hosted a morning reception and had an evening meeting with Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron but nothing in between. And on the third and final day of Mr Abbott's trip she had no appointments all day but gave a reception in the evening, according to her published diary. Mr Abbott once quoted Pascal in explaining widespread public support for the monarchy: "The heart has reasons that reason cannot know(The full quote as I know it: "The heart has its reasons which reason knows nothing of... We know the truth not only by the reason, but by the heart." - Blaise Pascal)." The former prime minister was careful to consult the Governor-General, Sir Peter Cosgrove, before approaching the Palace to make sure he was not breaching etiquette. He was encouraged to go ahead. Other former prime ministers have been granted audiences. It's not clear whether Mr Abbott had any particular purpose in his request, but he said in September that part of the Queen's appeal was as a symbolism of continuity: "The Crown is a fixed and stable point in a shifting and changing world." The first leadership spill against Mr Abbott was precipitated ( precipitate [prɪˈsɪpɪteɪt] I. [intransitive/transitive] formal to make something happen or begin to exist suddenly and quickly, especially something bad. Such headaches can be precipitated by certain foods as well as stress. II. 沉淀. [intransitive/transitive] chemistry if a solid substance precipitates, or if something precipitates it, it becomes separate from the liquid that it is in and drops to the bottom of the container. III. [intransitive/transitive] formal to fall or be thrown forwards quickly in a particular direction, or to make someone do this.) when he announced that he had knighted the Queen's husband, Prince Philip.
Kendall Jenner and pal Hailey Baldwin flash their long legs 显示大长腿 in equally short outfits as they hit up the jewelry store in Beverly Hills It was girl time for Kendall Jenner and her gal pal Hailey Baldwin during a round of shopping at XIV Karats in Beverly Hills on Saturday. Kendall, 20, looked sexy yet chic in a light pink blouse partially tucked into her tight and thigh skimming skirt, fully exposing her long legs. Hailey, 18, meanwhile, opted for a more casual look with her sporty olive green shirt that had a plunging cut-out with a woven neckline protecting her modesty. The daughter of Stephen Baldwin put her long, runway legs on show in a light beige skirt, which was barely visible beneath her long green tee. She kept it comfortable with a pair of fluffy white boots and slicked her light locks back into a casual pony tail. Kendall hit another fashion high note with her suede [sweɪd] ankle boots, and she accessorised with a pair of aviator sunglasses and a grey purse in hand. Further glamming up the camera-ready outfit were the glossy silver-hued heels to her boots. Kendall combed her fingers through her dark brunette hair, which was swept over her head in a dramatic side part, adding a casual weekend vibe to the ensemble. Kendall's outing came just two days after the star posted a provocative picture of Instagram which featured somebody bent over, so only their rear end is visible, and flipping up their middle finger as they hold their arm between their legs. While it's not known if the pert posterior [pɑˈstɪriər](relating to the back part of something, especially the back part of your body. pert I. a pert girl or young woman is lively, confident, and attractive, especially in a way that shows a lack of respect. II. 小巧精致的. a pert object is small, attractive, and has a nice shape. a pert nose.) in the photo belonged to Kendall, or who the expletive post was aimed at, the snap came the same day as it was revealed her younger sister Kylie had split from boyfriend Tyga, prompting heavy speculation that the image was targeted at him. Keeping coy, Kendall captioned the picture mysteriously with an emoji of a question mark and a palm tree plus a flesh coloured square. However, on Saturday, it seemed Tyga and Kylie had kissed and made up. Posting a Snapchat of their legs entwined on Saturday, the 18-year-old made it clear that the drama was all over. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star wrote: 'Everyone needs to chill'. Kylie and Tyga went public with their romance after Kylie turned 18 in August, and have put on loved-up displays 秀恩爱 in the weeks since in music videos together and at events. The rap artist was spotted enjoying a night out at Hollywood hot spot The Nice Guy before hitting 1 OAK with friends such as A$AP Rocky and Wiz Khalifa. Not to be outdone 不甘落后, a day later Kylie headed to The Nice Guy also before heading to club Hyde. The reality star partied up a storm with Justin Bieber and A$AP Rocky, whom she left in the same car as to head to an after party. But then sometime between 2am on Saturday morning and 2pm Saturday afternoon, Kylie and Tyga reconciled ( Woods last played on August 23, and the uncertainty of his health has led to plenty of speculation that his career might be over. "It's not what I want to have happen, and it's not what I'm planning on having happen," Woods said. "But if it does, it does. I've reconciled 接受 myself to it." ) - and got in a sofa snuggle session.
