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🥊Boxing Idioms
國慶連假第一天~來聊熱血紓壓的拳擊用語!
這些拳擊用語在生活中使用是什麼意思呢 🤔
1. come out swing「出場揮拳」→ ❓
2. below the belt, low blow「攻擊下體」→ ❓
3. be in sb.’s corner「站在某人角落」→ ❓
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Americans may love team sports like football and baseball, but they’ve also had a long fascination with the ancient blood sport of boxing. Boxing became an organized sport in ancient Greece—it was added to the Olympics in 688 BC—and brought to America by the British in the late 1700s. This long history has ensured that American English is full of boxing expressions.
When the bell rings at the start of a boxing match, the fighters often “come out swinging,” meaning they start throwing punches right away. 📌 So if someone “comes out swinging,” it means they’re aggressive in attacking their opponent right from the start. Ex: At the presidential debate, the two candidates came out swinging.
In boxing, fighters aren’t allowed to hit their opponent “below the belt.” This type of blow is known as a “low blow.” In everyday life, 📌 these phrases can both be used to describe an unfair attack or criticism of someone’s area of weakness or vulnerability. Ex: Making a joke about Mark’s divorce is kind of below the belt/a low blow.
After each round, a boxer returns to his corner, where his team helps him recover and prepare for the next round. 📌 So if you have someone “in your corner,” it means you have their full support. Ex: I’m lucky to have such a good lawyer in my corner.
【 ✍ 關鍵單字 】
1. swing:「揮拳」,也可當動詞。
2. opponent:「對手」。
3. low blow:「攻擊下體;批評,卑鄙行為」,blow 原指「攻擊」。
4. round:「(比賽)回合」。
【 ✍ 中譯】
美國人喜愛像美式足球或棒球這類團體運動,不過他們長久以來也迷戀古老的流血運動:拳擊。 拳擊自古希臘時就是一項正規運動,並在西元前688年成為奧林匹克運動項目。拳擊在18世紀末由英國人帶入美國。拳擊悠久的歷史淵源,也讓美語充滿與此運動有關的俗語。
拳擊比賽以鳴鈴作為開始,拳擊手常在一出場就猛揮拳。因此,要是說 📌 某人 come out swinging,就是指一開始「採取積極攻勢攻擊對手」。Ex: At the presidential debate, the two candidates came out swinging. (在總統選前辯論上,兩位候選人砲火猛烈互相攻擊。)
比賽中,拳擊手攻擊對方 below the belt『腰帶以下』部位是犯規行為,稱 low blow『攻擊下體』。📌 因此,這兩個片語可用來指用不正當的手段攻擊或批評對方弱點,即「下流手段」。Ex: Making a joke about Mark’s divorce is kind of below the belt/a low blow. (拿馬克的離婚來開玩笑有些不入流。)
每回合結束後,拳擊手會回到自己的角落,他的團隊會幫他處理傷口準備進入下一回合。所以如果有人📌 in your corner『站在你的角落』,就是指獲得他們全力支持。Ex: I’m lucky to have such a good lawyer in my corner.(我很幸運有個好律師全力支持。)
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vulnerability meaning 在 Sarah Lian Facebook 的最佳貼文
I couldn’t have expressed this better than what is written below:
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Many of us are taught that vulnerability and weakness go hand in hand.
We hold back our tears, hide our fears, and never let people see us at our worst.
The idea of letting others into our darkest thoughts terrifies us.
Because we believe that if others knew who we really were - they’d reject us.
How people react is often based on fear - people are seeking security - and sometimes that looks like rejection, abandonment, manipulation or betrayal.
But we make the mistake of taking that on.
We tell ourselves it’s because we are ‘not enough,” or “too much,” or somehow at fault for the negative reaction.
When really you’re being offered the opportunity to not only witness your own mind, but see the wounding of another.
The meaning you create around conflict determines how it impacts you.
If you’re afraid to show emotion, you’ll attract others who are afraid to show emotion or are afraid to be with big emotion.
If you accept yourself you’ll no longer seek external validation of your worthiness.
You won’t need everyone to like you, be there for you, or hold space for you.
You’ll attract others who mirror your love for yourself, and support will be abundant.
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vulnerability meaning 在 Red Hong Yi Facebook 的精選貼文
Here are photos of my installation "100 Meaningful Things" and I cannot thank you enough for sharing your wonderful stories with me! I collaborated with Airbnb and Design Miami/ to create a piece that evoked a sense of belonging for people visiting the site, and I loved that I also got to collaborate with my own followers on this project! People from 33 countries participated in this! High-five team!!! :)
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Throughout this collaborative project with you, I was surprised how many of you openly shared your hearts with me (some emails are really long and I will reply them this week! I promise I read every single email :)). There were stories that were sweet, sad, and funny, but all of them were meaningful. It made me realise that we may be from very different places and backgrounds, but we want the same things - love, purpose and belonging. Your vulnerability of sharing your stories photos created a deeper connection between all of us.
This space symbolises a warm welcome by people all over the world who have opened themselves up by sharing their most cherished memories. I hope that visitors walked away that day with greater clarity in the meaning of their relationships and lives.
Special thanks to my fantabulous team Chui Nee Wong, Michael Mack, Rachel Mui, Sam Koh and Terri Ng for assisting me with this project, and for Vered Zaykovsky, a wonderful educator who I met at NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milan, whose balloon installation on the topic of happiness inspired this design. #airbnb #designmiami #BelongAnywhere
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vulnerability meaning 在 Nora Hsu- Barrel Leaf Youtube 的最讚貼文
這幾個月來,我來慢慢發現飲食失調背後真正的原因,同時也注意到我以前身體、心理上都有一些明顯的症狀,想和大家分享我自己的經驗、觀察,還有想法。
希望這支影片中的分享會幫助到一些人,也希望大家可以開始打開心胸、擁抱自己脆弱的一面(Vulnerability)。
脆弱不是軟弱,它是勇氣。
Love,
Nora
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