A classification of contemporary buzzwords and buzzwords

Ten popular phrases are still fresh in people's minds:

"Ceiling" originally refers to the indoor ceiling, and then refers to the "highest point and peak" that cannot be surpassed: the handsome face is called the "appearance ceiling", the social ability is super called the "social ceiling", and the outstanding ability to carry goods is called the "ceiling with goods", etc.

The popular "pinching" is often used with a simple gesture emoji, which is matched with almost everything, and can "pinch" people, indicating complete mastery of someone; It is also possible to "grasp" things, which means that something is done completely; You can "grasp" the process, which means that the entire activity is designed accurately, or you can "grasp" the result, which means that you are in control of the final expectations.

"Ice Cream Assassin" has sparked heated discussions on the Internet this summer - there is no clear price, all the ice cream is stacked together, and when you check out, you find that there are dozens or even hundreds of them, ** which is amazingly high, but it has entered the payment process, and many consumers can only pay hard.

"Mental internal friction" refers to mentally and psychologically useless consumption, which is harmful to physical and mental health if it exists for a long time. In July this year, a blogger uploaded** "After returning to the village for three days, my second uncle cured my mental internal friction", which became popular all over the Internet.

Bolt Q, Barbie Q, Web3, NFT, CPU KTV PPT ICU, etc., were not selected because they were either letter combinations or contained letters, which belonged to the language component of the polluted layer.

'Swing rotten' was very popular and ranked high in our word frequency survey, but it was ultimately rejected because of its negative connotation. Huang Anjing, editor-in-chief of "Biting the Text and Chewing the Words", explained, "We adhere to the principle of 'standardization', and take innovation in structure, meaning, and usage as the most important criterion for selecting buzzwords.

The 'Chinese-style modernization', 'new track', 'immersion' and 'spiritual internal friction' that have entered this year's list are all new structures and new forms of the Chinese language, and the popular meanings of 'vigorous work and courage to move forward', 'big white', 'fireworks', 'grasping' and 'ceiling' are all new meanings. All entries selected meet the 'canonical' criteria and reflect the value of our mother tongue. ”

1. Rat's tail juice

Rat's tail juice is a homophonic buzzword for the idiom "good for yourself", which can also be called "rat wilting juice" and "rat feeding juice". The meaning is the same as "good for oneself". The metaphor is used in the context of admonishing others by having someone look at it themselves.

2. Eggs are combined

It is an abbreviation of "but it is useless", and it is mostly used to express helplessness and ridicule.

3. Secondary two diseases:

That is, it is a common behavior of children who are in a rebellious period in junior high school and are unwilling to listen to the opinions of adults. **In Japan's Hikaru Ijiin in the radio program "Hikaru Ijiin Hikaru in the Late Night", it is a metaphor for the Japanese adolescent teenagers who are too self-righteous and other special sayings and deeds.

4. Die early:

Chinese teachers die young, and are often used to evaluate other people's clerical or oral errors.

5. I'm a little square:

The buzzwords are produced in different places, "I am a good party" means "I am so panicked", **is a lot of live broadcasts** The anchors have an accent, and often say "I am a good party", so it has become a buzzword by water friends.

6. If you are ugly, you should read more:

In the college entrance examination one year, a girl in Hengxi, Shaanxi Province, was admitted to six prestigious universities in the United States and won a full scholarship to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which aroused heated discussions among netizens.

This girl also ridiculed herself that "if you are ugly, you should study more", and everyone collapsed, which led to a series of popular sayings such as "If you are ugly, you should study more", "If you are ugly, you must work more", "If you are ugly, you must work more".

7. Blue lean shiitake mushrooms:

In the funny ** on the Internet, the male protagonist cried: "It's uncomfortable and I want to cry." Because the dialect pronunciation is similar to "blue thin shiitake mushroom", it makes people laugh. In this regard, netizens replaced "uncomfortable and want to cry" with "blue thin mushroom".

8. True fragrance:

It refers to a person who makes up his mind not to do something or does something, but ends up acting in the opposite direction. Nowadays, it is mainly used to denote a state of mind in which something someone expects and the final outcome is very different.

9, awesome my brother:

A middle school student was caught by the instructor playing Honor of Kings during military training, and then the instructor helped him finish the game. And during the game, the instructor turned on the mode of killing and killing, infinitely super-god, and his teammates said: Awesome my brother.

10, Little Black House:

The original meaning refers to prison, but also refers to banning, for example, "Little Black House Day Tour" is to be banned for a day.