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14 juin 2008 · Miles and miles of sweet... (the rest of the phrase must be too well known to bear repetition)". It's almost certain, given that this is an excerpt from a wartime diary, that the missing phrase is in fact "sweet Fanny Adams", which was (and still is) a popular euphemism for the phrase quoted by Dimcl. Check this link out for the origins of the ...
17 nov. 2013 · I am supposed to meet some people from Sweden and I don't want to embarrass myself by pronouncing names incorrectly. How can these names be pronounced? Perhaps, with capital letters indicating the accent, eMIlia, isaBELLE, FAN-ni (FAN-ny?) Is it otherwise OK to ask someone how to pronounce...
2 juin 2024 · 在英国，Fanny是个十分受欢迎的女性名字，而且是一种可爱和令人喜爱的词汇。. 但在美国，Fanny则被认为是带有侮辱性的词汇来使用，与臀部和性行为相关，也许这是因为美国和英国俚语的差异，导致Fanny在不同地区的使用方法和观念也不同。. Fanny这个单词在 ...
1 avr. 2024 · Fanny是一个英文女性名字，但在英国和美国的俚语中，Fanny经常用来形容臀部。因此，Fanny这个词有时也会被认为是一个不礼貌的词汇，需要在不同的环境下使用，避免造成歧义和冒犯。除此之外，Fanny也是一位著名的法国女性小说家，她以“La Dame aux Camélias”和“La Traviata”等作品而闻名于世。
最后： 起英文名的基本准则是——自己喜欢，get what you want。. 题主可以继续使用Fanny这个名字，如果题主想换英文名字，可以关注我们哈。. 了解中国人怎么起英文名的思路，可以参考我们对下面这个问题的回答：. 关于我们. 本原英语起英文名，专注英文名字 ...
10 janv. 2021 · Jan 10, 2021. #4. As "Aunt Fanny", both words need to be capitalised since it forms part of the person's name. Personally I would also capitalise "my Aunt Fanny" - she is "Aunt Fanny" to me (although, of course, to you, she is Mrs Blenkinsop) - but it is also possible to read it as "my aunt (who is called) Fanny".
因为 Fannie 和 Fanny, 在部分英语国家的俚语中有两个意思：. 1. The buttocks. （臀部）. 2. The female genitals. （女性器官）. 我听说的某个范姓女生，到英国第一天 自我介绍 引起一片笑声，当天有人邮件提醒她，从此就只用拼音，而不是 Fannie. 知乎，中文互联网高质量 ...
14 avr. 2008 · French French. Jun 30, 2008. #8. Hello, welcome to the WR forums. As an abbreviation, sympa is supposed not to agree. Il est sympathique -> il est sympa. Ils sont sympathiques -> ils sont sympa. That said, when abbreviations become so common that they are massively considered as full words, they act as such and, then, agree : Ils sont sympas.
4 avr. 2020 · For a start, 'that' is more common than 'which' anyway: the grammar book that explained this > the grammar book which explained this. I'm not sure that 'something which' is any more avoided than 'book which'. Edit: The CGEL (Cambridge Grammar) section 3.5.4 (e), p.1053: 'All (that)', 'anything (that)', etc. They say the preference applies to ...
我就是用fanny做英文名的，因为有自由的意思，本人很喜欢~不过看到翻译成臀部还是有点尴尬的说。. 老子用了这么久！. 最后还是听她的了orz. 不好。. fanny pack 是给我的第一印象，是常用（外国人）旅行小包；第二个是Fanny Mae （房地美）的第一个字。. 换个 Faye ...
