英语词汇belgian liquor的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

Belgian liquor. A nasty French term for cesspool matter; at least in Gustave Flaubert’s Bouvard and Pécuchet (1881). In his novel Flaubert wrote: “Bouvard . . . became infatuated with fer- tilizer. Into his compost pits he piled boughs, blood, entrails, feathers—anything he could find. He used Belgian liquors, liq- uid manure, lye, smoked herring, seaweed, and old rags. In the midst of this stench, Bouvard smiled. To those who seemed disgusted he cried, ‘But it’s good! But it’s good!’”

词汇	belgian liquor
词源	Belgian liquor. A nasty French term for cesspool matter; at least in Gustave Flaubert’s Bouvard and Pécuchet (1881). In his novel Flaubert wrote: “Bouvard . . . became infatuated with fer- tilizer. Into his compost pits he piled boughs, blood, entrails, feathers—anything he could find. He used Belgian liquors, liq- uid manure, lye, smoked herring, seaweed, and old rags. In the midst of this stench, Bouvard smiled. To those who seemed disgusted he cried, ‘But it’s good! But it’s good!’”
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