Introducing Internet buzzwords, what are the Internet buzzwords?

Internet buzzwords that have been included in the dictionary are:

1. Sell cute. Selling Meng is an extension of the word "Meng" in the ACGN world, that is, "deliberately showing its own cuteness", and later its meaning was extended on the Internet. Under the positive part of speech, "selling cute" refers to deliberately making cute shapes to impress others.

In a derogatory sense of speech, "selling cute" means deliberately putting on a show.

2. Fans. It is an Internet word, a foreign language, commonly known as star chasers in China, which refers to people who are obsessed with and worship a celebrity, that is, a group of people who worship a certain star, artist or thing, most of them are young people with a fashionable and popular mentality.

3. The original intention. the original mind; It refers to the initial desire, the initial reason for doing something. Such as: do not forget the original intention, you have to always. The domestic words of the year in the "Chinese Inventory 2017" activity were included in the twelfth edition of the Xinhua Dictionary.

4. Swipe the screen. It refers to sending a large number of repetitive or meaningless messages in a short period of time on online forums, message boards, chat rooms, electronic bulletin boards (BBS) and other interfaces. Also used as screen washing. Some dictionaries are also translated as "washing" and "washing".

5. Like. Internet terminology means "agree" and "like". This Internet slang is used in the "Like" function of the online community. The number of likes sent and received, the preference for giving likes, etc., to some extent, can reflect what kind of person you are and what kind of state you are in.

With the continuous progress of network technology, it has also greatly facilitated people's lives, and now whether it is clothing, food, housing, transportation, or leisure and entertainment, it can be completed by relying on the network, in addition to the network has also derived some emerging things, such as Internet celebrities and Internet terms.

Time flies, and now there are only 20 days left in 2022, and at the end of the year, all walks of life are also making summaries, while reviewing the experience of this year.

It can also find out the deficiencies and correct them, so as to prepare for better work and life in the coming year, the list of "Top Ten Internet Catchphrases" in 2022 has been newly released, let's take a look at what they are.

The 2022 "Top Ten Popular Words" was released, and the parents expressed their confusion by tying Q Lao Liucheng into the mantra of primary school students.

The speed of the current Internet development is really fast, and if you don't go online for a day, you may not be able to keep up with the "trend", and it is said that the lifeblood of Internet buzzwords is now in the hands of "post-10" primary school students.

Recently, the list of "Top Ten Orange Hail Qi Internet Buzzwords" in 2022 has been released, and parents can take a look at what the mantra often says in the mouths of primary school students means.

1. The word "thank you" is a homonym of the English word "thank you", although it seems to mean "thank you" on the surface, but in fact it is mainly used to express a particularly speechless state, or a very bored emotion.

It's not really used to express gratitude to others, but also has the same meaning as "tie q", "I really will thank you" and "listen to me thank you".

So don't hear this word and think that others are sincerely thanking you, and don't use this word to thank others at will, otherwise it will be very embarrassing.

2. Great injustice.

The word "unjust" comes from the dialect of the Northeast region, which originally referred to people who were depressed because they were wronged and unscrupulous, and now this word is often used on the Internet to refer to people who have done stupid things, that is, unjust heads, unlucky ghosts, etc., which can be used to describe others and can also be used to laugh at themselves.

3, I served you sixth.

"Old Six" is a meme from a shooter game, and is often derogatory, as the game is usually a "5v5" mode, but some people don't play with their teammates, and fight other teammates head-to-head.

This group of "old six" hides in the shadows and wins in a sinister and cunning way, so "old six" is often used to taunt those who win by surprise or play insidious methods, in short, "old six" is not a good adjective.

It is not a good thing for Internet terms to be integrated into the learning and life of primary school students, and parents must pay attention to it.

According to relevant statistics, more than sixty percent of primary school students in China have their own mobile phones, and now the "post-10" primary school students are more active on the Internet.

They have their own communication platforms, communities and circles, and have unique codes and symbols in the circle, and primary school students like to use these online words, on the one hand, it is the social needs of integrating into the community, and it is also an expression of the identity of the group.

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