英语词汇meshugge的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	meshugge
词源	meshugge. A Yiddish term for “crazy” that derives from the Hebrew word meaning the same. Meshugge, pronounced to rhyme with “Paducah,” can be used literally or in a lighter vein. The derivation meshuggener for a crazy man has also become fairly common in English, as has the adjective meshuggeneh (“That’s a meshuggeneh idea”).
随便看	the peter principle the philippines the pits the plot thickens the popgun plot the powers that be the queen the quip modest the race is not to the swift the rat the cat and lovell the dog therblig there ain’t no horse that can’t be rode / there ain’t no man that can’t be throwed there are no atheists in foxholes there but for the grace of god goes god there but for the grace of god go i thereby hangs a tale the red one there-s a one-eyed man in the game there-s as good fish in the sea as ever came out of it there-s a sucker born every minute there-s many a slip twixt between cup and lip there-s no love lost between them there-s no there there there-s nothing in the middle of the road but yellow stripes and dead armadillos there-s nothing new under the sun

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