英语词汇twit的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	twit
词源	twit. A twit is an insignificant foolishly annoying person. I’ve heard the word mainly in remarks like “Nasty little twit, isn’t he?” and it apparently comes ultimately from the Old English aetwitan, to reproach or taunt. There are several theories how- ever, about the origins of this word, which is first recorded in the early 1920s in this sense.
随便看	the juice ain’t worth the squeeze the land up over the language of war is victims the lie of the pipe dream the li-on is busy the longest day the longest night the long telegram the lost dauphin the lost generation the mammon of unrighteousness the man of a thousand faces the man who broke the bank at monte carlo the man who invented a language the marshmallows of the sea the massachusetts game the mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation the mckinley grip the mind-s eye the miracle of coogan-s bluff the miseries the missae a c missalis anatomia the moon is made of green cheese the moon-s reflection the most unkindest cut of all

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