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你会用gaussview吗

Word of the Day：May 22, 2022

galumph

以沉重的步伐移动

verb guh-LUMF [ɡəˈlʌmf]

What It Means

Galumph means "to move with a clumsy heavy tread."

Galumph的意思是“以笨拙的沉重步伐移动”。

GALUMPH in Context

"One moment he'd be pitter-pattering…; the next he'd be whirling and galumphing about the stage." — Jeffrey Gantz, The Boston Globe, 8 Feb. 2022

前一刻的他还在哒哒哒地疾驰，后一刻他就在舞台他旋转用沉重的步调表演。

After long days at his landscaping job, their teenage son galumphs into the house and flings himself onto the couch, sighing heavily.

经过漫长的景观绿化工作后，他们十几岁的儿子步履蹒跚地走进屋子，扑倒在沙发上，重重地叹了口气。

Did You Know?

Bump, thump, thud. There's no doubt about it—when someone or something galumphs onto the scene, ears take notice. Galumph first lumbered onto the English scene in 1872 when Lewis Carroll used the word to describe the actions of the vanquisher of the Jabberwock in Through the Looking Glass: "He left it dead, and with its head / He went galumphing back." Carroll likely constructed the word by splicing gallop and triumphant (galumph did in its earliest uses convey a sense of exultant bounding). Other 19th-century writers must have liked the sound of galumph, because they began plying it in their own prose, and it has been clumping around our language ever since.

Bump, thump, thud 。这些毫无疑问的是——当有人或某物出现在现场时，耳朵最先听到的声音。Galumph 于 1872 年首次出现在英语场景下，当时 Lewis Carroll 用这个词来描述the Through the Looking Glass中 the vanquisher of the Jabberwock的行动：“He left it dead, and with its head / He went galumphing back.” Carroll 很可能是通过 glop 和 triumphant 结合构建出了这个词（galumph 在其最早的用法中确实有传递着一种欢欣鼓舞的感觉）。 其他 19 世纪的作家一定是很喜欢 galumph 的声音，因为他们纷纷在自己的散文中使用它，从那时起它就一直围绕着我们的语言。

Quiz

Unscramble the letters to create a word meaning "to walk, tread, or step especially heavily": MRPAT.

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