Category Archives: Vocabularies

Verb: Alternate or waver between different opinions or actions; be indecisive.

无聊的

It can be positively used to mean against "discrimination". But it is also a strong term to mean "隨便", which I have often translated as arbitrarily.

After hearing that name, only now I learned of its meaning: felt hat with creased top. Favored in the 50s and even now in New York. Those mafia hats. Used in combination of tommy guns in classic movies.

Limpet: Single shell snail/clam

I just came up with a term for the so called Evangelicals who infuse some of charismatic theology/psychology into their foundations. Singing those charismatic music. They couldn't tell the difference between praising Christ and singing a prom song to Jesus. … Continue reading →

Its history originated from the French Revolution, where the noblemen sat to the president's right and commoners sat to the left in parliament. Left Wing leaning towards: changes, reforming, for the people, democratic, liberal, communism, etc. Right Wing leaning towards: … Continue reading →

To say things without offending anyone. i.e. "I don't care about being politically correct or incorrect, I will say the truth. "

On last Friday's fellowship, the subject of Matriarchy of ancient China was brought up. Out of suspicion, I could only take notes for further research. After a brief referencing online, I have concluded that it is a minor thing that … Continue reading →