英语词汇rabbi的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	rabbi
词源	rabbi. Meaning “my lord” or “master” in Hebrew, rabbi of course refers to a teacher and scholar of Jewish law who usually heads a synagogue or temple. In police jargon one’s rabbi is a person who can help further one’s career, the person so called because he has influence with higher-ups—just as a rabbi has influence with the ultimate higher-up.
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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