牛津英語詞典又收了一大波新詞！你都認(rèn)識(shí)嗎
Brexit may mean Brexit to Theresa May, but the Oxford English Dictionary has come to the aid of those who wish for a less opaque definition. The word is among 1,500 new words added to the dictionary this week.
Brexit一詞也許只有在特里莎·梅眼里是“脫歐”的意思，對(duì)于許多人來說，該詞的定義仍然模糊不清。近日《牛津英語詞典》幫助大家釋義解惑。本周，包括Brexit在內(nèi)，《牛津英語詞典》共收錄了1500個(gè)新詞。
Fiona McPherson, senior editor on the OED said:" the word had been one of the fastest to move from coinage to definition and listing".
詞典高級(jí)編輯菲奧納?麥克弗森稱：“許多詞語由新詞快速上升為一種定義，并被列入詞典，而Brexit就是其中速度最快的之一”。
YouTubers, defined as frequent user of the video-sharing website YouTube, especially someone who produces and appears in videos on the site is included in the dictionary for the first time.
YouTubers（油管人）首次被納入詞典，指頻繁使用視頻分享網(wǎng)站YouTube（油管）的用戶，特別是自己制作視頻并且出鏡的人們。
Singer Beyonce had a hand in the listing of Bama, originally a 1920s abbreviation of the US state of Alabama. It evolved to become slang for a person from the rural American south, but was reclaimed this year by the singer in Formation, a track from her latest album Lemonade.
Bama一詞的收錄得力于歌手碧昂斯，該詞最早是20世紀(jì)20年代對(duì)美國阿拉巴馬州的縮寫，而后演化成了一個(gè)俚語，指來自美國南部鄉(xiāng)下的人。但碧昂斯在今年的最新專輯《Lemonade》里的單曲《Formation》中重新使用了這個(gè)詞。
Leading the way for Baby Boomers is glam-ma: a glamorous grandmother, especially one who is comparatively young or fashion-conscious.
搶了Baby Boomer（嬰兒潮時(shí)代出生的人）風(fēng)頭的是glam-ma（時(shí)尚奶奶）：指風(fēng)韻猶存的高齡女性，尤指相對(duì)年輕、有時(shí)尚氣息的老奶奶。
Words are admitted to the OED, McPherson said, according to their usage.
麥克弗森說，《牛津英語詞典》會(huì)根據(jù)用法來收錄詞語。
"Once a word goes in, it doesn"t come out. We have to have examples of it having passed into common usage or within a specialist area."
她說：“一個(gè)詞語一旦被收入字典，就不會(huì)被刪除。當(dāng)它成為常用詞或?qū)I(yè)詞后，我們必須舉出與之相關(guān)的例子。”
Brexit may mean Brexit to Theresa May, but the Oxford English Dictionary has come to the aid of those who wish for a less opaque definition. The word is among 1,500 new words added to the dictionary this week.
Brexit一詞也許只有在特里莎·梅眼里是“脫歐”的意思，對(duì)于許多人來說，該詞的定義仍然模糊不清。近日《牛津英語詞典》幫助大家釋義解惑。本周，包括Brexit在內(nèi)，《牛津英語詞典》共收錄了1500個(gè)新詞。
Fiona McPherson, senior editor on the OED said:" the word had been one of the fastest to move from coinage to definition and listing".
詞典高級(jí)編輯菲奧納?麥克弗森稱：“許多詞語由新詞快速上升為一種定義，并被列入詞典，而Brexit就是其中速度最快的之一”。
YouTubers, defined as frequent user of the video-sharing website YouTube, especially someone who produces and appears in videos on the site is included in the dictionary for the first time.
YouTubers（油管人）首次被納入詞典，指頻繁使用視頻分享網(wǎng)站YouTube（油管）的用戶，特別是自己制作視頻并且出鏡的人們。
Singer Beyonce had a hand in the listing of Bama, originally a 1920s abbreviation of the US state of Alabama. It evolved to become slang for a person from the rural American south, but was reclaimed this year by the singer in Formation, a track from her latest album Lemonade.
Bama一詞的收錄得力于歌手碧昂斯，該詞最早是20世紀(jì)20年代對(duì)美國阿拉巴馬州的縮寫，而后演化成了一個(gè)俚語，指來自美國南部鄉(xiāng)下的人。但碧昂斯在今年的最新專輯《Lemonade》里的單曲《Formation》中重新使用了這個(gè)詞。
Leading the way for Baby Boomers is glam-ma: a glamorous grandmother, especially one who is comparatively young or fashion-conscious.
搶了Baby Boomer（嬰兒潮時(shí)代出生的人）風(fēng)頭的是glam-ma（時(shí)尚奶奶）：指風(fēng)韻猶存的高齡女性，尤指相對(duì)年輕、有時(shí)尚氣息的老奶奶。
Words are admitted to the OED, McPherson said, according to their usage.
麥克弗森說，《牛津英語詞典》會(huì)根據(jù)用法來收錄詞語。
"Once a word goes in, it doesn"t come out. We have to have examples of it having passed into common usage or within a specialist area."
她說：“一個(gè)詞語一旦被收入字典，就不會(huì)被刪除。當(dāng)它成為常用詞或?qū)I(yè)詞后，我們必須舉出與之相關(guān)的例子。”
