英语词汇schadenfreude的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	schadenfreude
词源	Schadenfreude. A German word that is part of many English vocabularies, Schadenfreude means “joy gotten from someone else’s misfortune.” Deriving from German Schaden, “harm,” plus Freude, “joy,” the word came into English about 1890, ap- parently filling a need.
随便看	i would like my roses to see you i wouldn’t know him from adam-s off ox i wouldn’t touch it with an 11-foot pole iww ixion ixion-s wheel ixnay ixtacihuatl izvestia i’d rather dine with jack ketch i’d rather not go there i’d sooner sleep in the pasture and pick corn out of horsedroppings i’d sooner vote for the devil i’ll be there with bells on i’ll drink all the blood that is spilled between north and south i’ll gladly trade 11 years of ‘then’ for seven years of ‘now’ i’ll have a steak and the man on the left i’ll take my davy of it i’ll tell you what i’m gonna do i’m a cranky old yank in a clanky old tank on the streets of yokahama with my honolulu mama doin’ those beat-o flat-on-my-seat-o hirohito blues i’m a curly-tailed wolf with a pink ass and this is my night to howl i’m all right jack i’m as mad as hell and i’m not gonna take this anymore i’m from missouri i’ve got a stone in my shoe

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