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n. 密室,密事

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  • What are the correct plural forms of penis? [duplicate]
    I was reading this Reddit post's comments: 'I am the guy with two penises AMA' (NSFW), and came upon this discussion (of sorts), where the plural of "penis" has been suggested to be either: "penises", "penii", or "penes" I looked it up and Wiktionary states that "The hyperforeign Latinate penii is occasionally used as the plural in modern
  • etymology - Peoples names as names for genitalia? - English Language . . .
    How did Peter, the surname, Johnson, and the nicknames for William(Willy) and Richard(Dick), come to mean penis? Was the first instance of these usages, related to a specific person? Are there more
  • What is the proper plural form of apparatus?
    penii instead of penises; Although in some cases (see "octopi" vs "octopuses" on Ngrams) the hypercorrected form may be common enough to be accepted as standard usage In the case of "syllabus", for instance, an analysis of the Latin shows "syllabi" to be a hypercorrection
  • Please explain this joke about two nuns in a bath [closed]
    Examples abound - jokes about how Jewish Asian [insert modifier here] men have small penises, jokes about how "you might be a redneck if ", and on and on Ultimately, they're contextual, and no amount of explaining the context will make the joke funny (even if it makes it decipherable)
  • hung LIKE a - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Instead, both horse and person have something dangling from their body (specifically, their reproductive organs): The expression "He's hung like a horse" means "he has a very large penis and or testicles" because horses are known to have very large penises 1 It's a weird (reflexive?) use of the verb, only used in this expression (and parallel
  • Plural form of schema - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    When a word comes into English from another language (or as a coinage using parts from another language) with a countable noun sense, there are two possible approaches to pluralising; to also borrow the plural (hence criteria for criterion, and bacteria for bacterium) or using the normal -s and similar productions of English plurals (pianos or the longer pianofortes rather than the Italian
  • synonyms - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The words that you would use must express as closely as possible the intended meaning of the original So, perhaps, in case you have not done this already, it makes sense to write down the story in Spanish, and think through, very carefully, what meaning each word and phrase need to convey





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