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Interestingly, one of the words Collins Dictionary discarded was selected by Oxford University Press (OUP) for its own Word of the Year. On its website, the publishing house of the University of Oxford stated it had conducted a public poll in which over 37,000 people participated. The voters, along with OUP’s language experts, settled on the term “brain rot.” One main reason for the decision was the vast amount of interest in the noun during 2023 and 2024, with its usage increasing by 230%. In fact, brain rot is not a new term by any means. The first recorded use of the expression was by American writer Henry David Thoreau in his book Walden in 1854.
I am not happy to see Michael by any means.
看到邁可我絕對不會覺得高興。
I'm in favor of taking a break before we start working again.
我贊成在我們重新開始工作之前先休息一下。
It seems likely that it will be a sunny day tomorrow.
看來明天可能會是晴天。
Father does not approve of our staying up late at night.
老爸不贊同我們熬夜。
I felt upset when nobody approved of my idea at the meeting.
會議上沒有人贊同我的點子,我感到很難過。