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主播:MurderofBirds(屠鸟哥)
短语笔记 📝
词汇总表🚀
单词与短语 |
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play through |
turn-based RPG |
a big momentous occasion for sb |
soon after |
with the same aesthetic |
brand new lores to dive into |
I’m stoked |
trailer |
external media |
try out |
With all of that out of the way |
trailblazer |
sophisticated music |
lead the evacuation |
You couldn’t have timed it better |
mainframe |
Antimatter Legion |
be in charge of this operation |
voice acting |
nefarious |
sb’s busted |
saunter |
oppressor |
over their comms |
Trailblaze EXP |
Interastral Peace Corporation |
eighty-odd |
protagonist |
详细笔记 ✍️
play through
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Welcome to my first ever play through series for the newest release of Honkai Star Rail
- Meaning
- In the context of video games or sports: “Play through” means to continue playing a game until its conclusion, without stopping. It implies completing a game or a level in its entirety.
- Substitution
- Complete
- finish
- proceed to the end
- Example
- I decided to play through the entire game in one weekend.
- I decided to complete the entire game in one weekend.
turn-based RPG
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Hoyoverse’s latest turn-based RPG series that I have been looking forward to for at least a year now
- Meaning
- A “turn-based RPG” (Role-Playing Game) is a genre of video game where players control characters in a fictional setting and take turns to make decisions and actions. This format contrasts with real-time RPGs where actions occur continuously. Turn-based RPGs often focus on strategic planning and tactical decision-making.
a big momentous occassion for sb
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: This is a big momentous occassion for me
- Meaning
- “A big momentous occasion for somebody” refers to an important, significant event or a milestone in a person’s life. This could be a personal or professional achievement, or a major life event that is memorable and has a lasting impact on the individual.
- Substitution
- A significant milestone
- A landmark achievement
- Example
- Graduating from college was a big momentous occasion for her.
soon after
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: And hopefully this content will find its way to the YouTube audience relatively soon after
- Meaning
- Soon after” is a phrase used to indicate that an event or action takes place shortly following another event or action. It implies a close succession in time.
- Substitution
- Shortly thereafter
- Not long after
- Immediately following
- Example
- He left the room, and soon after, she began to cry.
- He left the room, and shortly thereafter, she began to cry.
with the same aesthetic
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: This is a turn-based RPG style game with the same aesthetic as Genshin Impact.
- Meaning
- “Aesthetic” in this context refers to the visual style and overall artistic design of a game. When a game is said to have the same aesthetic as another (e.g., Genshin Impact), it means it shares a similar visual style, art direction, color scheme, character design, and general ambiance.
- Substitution
- Artistic style
- Visual design
- Example
- This is a turn-based RPG style game with the same aesthetic as Genshin Impact.
- This is a turn-based RPG style game with the same artistic style as Genshin Impact.
brand new lores to dive into
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: It’s a brand new world, brand new story, brand new characters, brand new lores to dive into which is the topic that I kinda enjoy focusing on especially for my Genshin content
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “lore” refers to the intricate and detailed narrative elements that create the game’s universe. This includes the game’s history, legends, character backstories, and the overall narrative framework that gives depth and richness to the game world.
- Substitution
- Game world backstory
- Example
- The latest expansion offers players brand new lore to dive into.
- The latest expansion offers players a brand new game world backstory to explore.
I’m stoked
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: It’s a big honor and I’m like super stoked
- Meaning
- “I’m stoked” is a colloquial expression meaning someone is very excited or enthusiastic about something. It conveys a high level of eagerness or anticipation.
- Substitution
- I’m really excited
- I’m thrilled
- I’m super enthusiastic
- Example
- I’m stoked about the new game release next week.
- I’m really excited about the new game release next week.
trailer
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I have not seen any of the trailers
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “trailers” refer to short promotional videos created to showcase a game. These videos often highlight key features, gameplay, story elements, or cinematic sequences to generate interest and excitement among potential players.
- Substitution
- Promotional videos
- Teaser videos
- Game previews
- Example
- The game’s trailers showed impressive graphics and exciting gameplay.
- The game’s promotional videos showed impressive graphics and exciting gameplay.
external media
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I’ve not seen any type of external media covering the characters, the lores or any type of bits that regarding the game
- Meaning
- “external media” refers to various forms of content outside the game itself that provide information or entertainment related to the game. This can include articles, reviews, interviews, fan-created content, social media posts, and other media sources that discuss the game’s characters, story (lore), gameplay, and other aspects.
- Substitution
- Supplementary content
- Outside sources
- Example
- I’ve not seen any type of external media covering the characters, the lores, or any type of bits that regarding the game.
- I’ve not seen any supplementary content covering the characters, the lores, or any type of bits that regarding the game.
try out
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: And if you want to try out this game for the first time, it is free and I will leave a link in the description of this YouTube video as well for anyone that wants to check it out.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “try out” refers to the act of playing a game for the first time to experience its features, gameplay, and mechanics. This phrase is often used when someone wants to test or sample a game before deciding whether to continue playing or purchasing it.
- Substitution
- Test play
- Give it a go
- Example
- I’m going to try out the new adventure game tonight.
- I’m going to test play the new adventure game tonight.
with all of that out of the way
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: With all of that out of the way, we’re officially upon the astral Express
- Meaning
- “with all of that out of the way” is a phrase used to indicate that previous topics, issues, or obstacles have been addressed or resolved, and now the focus can shift to a new subject or activity.
- Substitution
- Now that’s settled
- Having dealt with that
- With that done
- Example
- With all of that out of the way, let’s start discussing the game’s main quest.
- Now that’s settled, let’s start discussing the game’s main quest.
Trailblazer
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I’m also gonna keep it a secret as to which Trailblazer I’m gonna to pick up first.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “Trailblazer” often refers to a character, player, or element within the game that is innovative, pioneering, or the first to explore new territories, ideas, or gameplay mechanics. It signifies someone or something that sets new standards or leads the way in uncharted areas.
- Substitution
- Pioneer
- Pathbreaker
- Example
- In the gaming community, she is known as a trailblazer for her unique playstyle.
- In the gaming community, she is known as a pioneer for her unique playstyle.
sophisticated music
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Yo, this sophisticated music?
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “sophisticated music” refers to a high-quality, often complex and layered soundtrack that enhances the gaming experience. This type of music is typically composed and arranged with great care and skill, often employing a wide range of instruments and musical styles. It’s designed to complement the game’s atmosphere, themes, and narrative, contributing to the immersive experience for the player.
- Substitution
- Complex game soundtrack
- Example
- The new level introduced in the game features sophisticated music that perfectly captures the mood.
- The new level introduced in the game features a complex game soundtrack that perfectly captures the mood.
lead the evacuation
- Sentence
- Lead the evacuation. Quickly
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “lead the evacuation” refers to a scenario or mission where the player is responsible for guiding characters (either NPCs or other players) out of a dangerous or compromised area to safety. This often involves strategic planning, quick decision-making, and possibly combat elements to fend off threats during the evacuation process. It’s a common trope in games with adventure, strategy, or survival elements.
- Substitution
- Coordinate the escape
- Organize the retreat
- Example
- During the mission, players must lead the evacuation of the village before the enemy arrives.
- During the mission, players must coordinate the escape of the village before the enemy arrives.
you couldn’t have timed it better
- Sentence
- Kafka: Seems I came at a bad time.
- Silver Wolf: No,no - I think you couldn’t have timed it better
- Meaning
- The phrase “you couldn’t have timed it better” is often used to commend someone for their perfect timing in a situation. It implies that the timing of their action or arrival was ideal and couldn’t have been any better.
- Substitution
- Perfect timing on that move
- Impeccable timing for that action
- Example
- Social Gathering: Imagine you’re hosting a dinner party and just as you’re about to serve dessert, a friend walks in with a bottle of fine wine. You might say, “You couldn’t have timed it better, we were just about to have dessert!”
mainframe
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: They are hacking into the mainframe
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, a “mainframe” typically refers to a central, highly important computer system within the game’s world. This system often controls key elements of the game’s environment or narrative, such as security systems, data repositories, or other crucial infrastructure. In game missions or quests, players might need to hack, defend, or interact with the mainframe to progress the story or achieve objectives.
- Substitution
- Central computer system
- Core network hub
- Example
- The final mission involves breaking into the enemy’s headquarters to access the mainframe.
- The final mission involves breaking into the enemy’s headquarters to access the central computer system.
Antimatter Legion
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, the term “Antimatter Legion” could refer to a formidable group or faction, often antagonistic, characterized by their use of advanced, possibly futuristic technology involving antimatter. This term suggests a group with significant power and resources, potentially posing a major threat to players or other factions within the game. The use of “antimatter” in their name implies a science fiction setting with high-tech weaponry or capabilities.
- Substitution
- Advanced Tech Army
- Futuristic Force Brigade
- Example
- In the game’s storyline, players must confront the Antimatter Legion to prevent a galactic disaster.
- In the game’s storyline, players must confront the Advanced Tech Army to prevent a galactic disaster.
be in charge of this operation
- Sentence
- Kafka: Got it. So from now on, I will be in charge of this operation.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “be in charge of this operation” refers to a scenario where the player is given the responsibility to lead or oversee a specific mission or task. This often involves making strategic decisions, coordinating team members or resources, and ensuring the successful completion of the operation’s objectives. This role usually requires tactical thinking, leadership skills, and a good understanding of the game’s mechanics.
- Substitution
- Lead this mission
- Oversee this task
- Example
- Your commander in the game tells you, “You’ll be in charge of this operation; make sure it’s a success.”
- Your commander in the game tells you, “You’ll lead this mission; make sure it’s a success.”
may as well
- Sentence
- Kafka: May as well kill them all.
- Meaning
- The phrase “may as well” is used to suggest that one should do something because there is no good reason not to, or because there is nothing better to do. It often implies a sense of resignation or acceptance of a situation, and can also suggest taking an opportunity because the circumstances are convenient. Here are some examples of how “may as well” might be used in different scenarios:
- Substitution
- Might as well go ahead
- Just as well do it
- Example
- Indecision: “We can’t decide which movie to watch, so we may as well pick the first one on the list.”
- Lack of Better Options: “I don’t really want to go to the party, but there’s nothing else happening tonight, so I may as well go.”
- Conceding a Point: “I’ve already eaten half the cake, may as well finish it.”
voice acting
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I like the voice acting.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “voice acting” refers to the art of providing voices for the characters in the game. This involves actors using their vocal skills to bring characters to life, conveying emotions, personality, and story through their performance. Good voice acting can greatly enhance the player’s immersion in the game’s world, making characters more relatable and the narrative more engaging.
- Substitution
- Character voicing
- Example
- The latest game received critical acclaim for its excellent voice acting.
- The latest game received critical acclaim for its outstanding character voicing.
nefarious (/nɪˈferiəs/)
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Alright, these two sound kind of nefarious.
- Meaning
- If you describe an activity as nefarious, you mean that it is wicked and immoral.
- In the context of video games, “nefarious“ is an adjective often used to describe villains, actions, or plans that are wicked, villainous, or criminal in nature. It implies a deep level of evil or immorality, often associated with a major antagonist or a sinister plot within the game’s narrative. Using this term helps to establish a clear moral dichotomy between the game’s heroes and villains.
- Substitution
- Wicked
- Evil
- Example
- The player must stop the nefarious plans of the game’s main villain.
- The player must stop the wicked schemes of the game’s main villain.
she’s busted
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Oh my god. She’s busted.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, the phrase “she’s busted” can have a couple of interpretations depending on the situation. Most commonly, it refers to a character or game element (often a female character) that is perceived as excessively powerful or unbalanced in terms of gameplay. This can make the character seem overpowered compared to others. Alternatively, it might mean that the character is broken or glitched in some way that affects gameplay.
- Substitution
- She’s overpowered
- She’s too strong in gameplay
- Example
- Players in the forum are complaining that the new character is busted and needs to be nerfed.
- Players in the forum are saying that the new character is overpowered and needs to be nerfed.
saunter across
- Sentence
- Mission Briefing: The woman sauntering elegantly across the invasion site is a mystery.
- Meaning
- “saunter” refers to a relaxed, confident, and unhurried way of moving or walking. This term is often used to describe a character’s movement style that is casual and leisurely, possibly indicating a certain attitude or personality trait. In games, the way a character moves can add depth to their characterization, and sauntering can suggest confidence, nonchalance, or a lack of urgency.
- Substitution
- Stroll
- Walk casually
- Example
- The character can saunter through the town, interacting with NPCs at their own pace.
- The character can stroll through the town, interacting with NPCs at their own pace.
oppressor
- Sentence
- Mission Briefing: She mocks the victims, while also ruthlessly eliminating their oppressors.
- Meaning
- An oppressor is a person or group of people that is treating another person or group of people cruelly or unfairly
- In the context of video games, an “oppressor“ typically refers to a character, group, or entity that exerts control, force, or tyranny over others within the game’s universe. This term is often used to describe villains or antagonistic forces that the player must confront or overcome. Oppressors in video games are usually characterized by their abuse of power, authoritarian rule, or other forms of domination that contribute to the game’s conflict and narrative.
- Substitution
- Tyrant
- Authoritarian antagonist
- Example
- The main quest involves overthrowing the oppressor ruling over the land.
- The main quest involves overthrowing the tyrant ruling over the land.
over their comms
- Sentence
- Mission Briefing: Over their comms, the mysterious helper revealed that the two seem to have some sort of agenda. Is their presence a sign of more chaos to come? Or is it the start of a new story?
- Meaning
- The term “comms“ is commonly used as an abbreviation for “communications.” It can refer to various forms of communication, including verbal, written, digital, and electronic methods. Depending on the context, “comms” can mean different things.
- Example
- To successfully complete the mission, players need to maintain clear comms.
Trailblaze EXP
- Sentence
- Accumulate Trailblaze EXP to increase Trailblaze Level.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, “EXP“ is an abbreviation for “Experience Points.” These are points that a player earns through various actions within the game, such as completing quests, defeating enemies, or achieving certain tasks. Accumulating EXP is a common mechanism for character progression in games, allowing characters to level up, improve their skills, or unlock new abilities. It’s a key element in many role-playing games (RPGs) and other genres that incorporate character development.
- Substitution
- Experience points
- Level-up points
- Example
- Defeating the boss enemy awards a large amount of EXP.
- Defeating the boss enemy awards a substantial amount of experience points.
Interastral Peace Corporation
- Sentence
- This currency, used by the Interastral Peace Corporation to settle accounts with its customers, is now widely accepted as the hard currency for space travel.
- Substitution
- Interstellar
- Galactic
- Example
- The Interastral map allows players to navigate through various star systems.
- The Interstellar map allows players to navigate through different galaxies.
eighty-odd
- Sentence
- Kafka: I seem to recall that over half of the Genius Society’s eighty-odd members had a normal death.
- Meaning
- “eighty-odd“ is an informal phrase used to indicate a number in the approximate range of eighty, but not exactly eighty. It’s often used when the exact number isn’t known or isn’t important to be precise.
- Substitution
- About eighty
- Roughly eighty
- Example
- The game features eighty-odd levels of increasing difficulty.
- The game has about eighty levels of increasing difficulty.
protagonist
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: Aren’t the immortal bosses in the game always waiting for the protagnist to come kill them?
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, the “protagonist“ refers to the main character or leading figure around whom the story revolves. This is the character that the player usually controls or follows throughout the game. The protagonist is central to the game’s narrative, and their actions and decisions often drive the storyline forward. They are typically designed with distinctive characteristics and abilities, and their journey is key to the player’s experience.
- Substitution
- Main character
- Example
- The protagonist of the game is a young adventurer seeking to uncover ancient mysteries.
- The main character of the game is a young adventurer on a quest to uncover ancient mysteries.
blank
- Sentence
- Kafka: Her face is all blank. She had destroyed all of her own portraits and sculptures in the entire universe.
- Meaning
- In the context of video games, describing a character’s face as “all blank“ typically means that it is devoid of discernible features or expressions. This could be due to a variety of reasons such as a graphical design choice, a narrative element (e.g., a character whose identity is a mystery or hidden), or a symbolic representation (like a loss of identity). In the scenario you provided, where she has destroyed all her portraits and sculptures, it could symbolize erasing her identity or past.
big brain
Sentence
- The first big brain created a God.
Meaning
- “big brain“ is a colloquial expression used to describe actions, strategies, or decisions that are particularly clever, creative, or intellectually impressive.
Substitution
- Clever strategy
Example
- Pulling off that complex maneuver was a big brain move.
- Executing that intricate strategy was a display of intelligent play.
get someone’s eye on someone
Sentence
- Kafka: Ah, that battle was how Elio got his eyes on you. Imagine, someone actually able to crack Screwllum’s code!
Meaning
- The phrase “get someone’s eye on someone“ typically means to attract someone’s attention or interest, particularly in a way that is noticeable or significant. It can be used in various contexts, such as in business, where someone might want to get a potential investor’s eye on a new project, or in social situations, where one person might try to catch the attention of another person they are interested in. Essentially, it’s about drawing someone’s focus towards someone else or something they are doing.
Example
- In the stealth mission, you need to get someone’s eye on the guard to proceed without being detected.
- In the stealth mission, you need to keep watch on the guard to move forward undetected.
in succession
- Sentence
- Kafka: First Screwllum, then Herta… there’s probably no one else in the universe who offended two genii in such quick succession.
- Meaning
- “in succession“ is a phrase that denotes a sequence of events or actions occurring one after another, without interruption or break.
- Substitution
- Consecutively
- Successively
- Example
- He won the championship three times in succession, showcasing his dominance in the sport.
- The team scored goals successively in the last few minutes of the game, securing their victory.
the cornerstones of sth
- Sentence
- Herta: He created the Synesthesia Beacons and over-range remote sensing, the cornerstones of modern cosmic communication.
- Meaning
- “the cornerstones of something“ is a metaphorical expression that refers to the fundamental, essential, or indispensable elements or principles upon which something is built or depends.
- Substitution
- The foundational elements of something
- The key pillars of something
- Example
- Trust and communication are the cornerstones of a strong relationship.
- Education and innovation are the foundational elements of progress in any society.
Intelligentsia Guild
- Sentence
- Herta: However, he did not disclose his inventions to the public, so I hereby certify that the rights of these two technologies belong to the Intelligentsia Guild. To be honest, I am not a big fan of the Guild, but it is impressive that they managed to reproduce Elias Salas’ inventions
- Meaning
- “intelligentsia“ refers to an intellectual elite or a group of highly educated and intelligent individuals in a society. This term is often associated with those who are engaged in intellectual, cultural, and artistic activities and may have influence on public opinion.
- A guild is an organization of people who do the same job
- Substitution
- Intellectual elite
- Example
- The discussion at the conference was dominated by the opinions of the intelligentsia, reflecting the perspectives of the educated and thoughtful members.
- Throughout history, the intellectual elite or intelligentsia has played a crucial role in shaping societal values and cultural progress.
get closer to
- Sentence
- Recently, I have been working with him and Ruan Mei on a project. I hope this project can help us get closer to the great mystery of the universe.
make sth out of sth
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Bro, she made like a spider web out of her bullets.
- Meaning
- “make something out of“ means to create or construct something from various materials, to interpret or understand something, or to achieve success or progress despite challenges.
- Substitution
- Create something from
- Example
- The artist decided to make a sculpture out of recycled materials, showcasing creativity and environmental consciousness.
Ultimate
- Sentence
- All characters possesses a powerful Ultimate which can be used when their energy is full.
That’s hype
- Meaning
- The phrase “That’s hype“ is an informal expression used to convey approval or excitement about something. It suggests that the mentioned thing or situation is perceived as cool, impressive, or noteworthy.
- Substitution
- That’s exciting
- That’s impressive
- Example
- You got tickets to the concert? That’s hype!
- I heard they’re releasing a new version of the game with added features. That’s impressive!
That is such a treat
- Meaning
- “such a treat“ is an expression used to convey that something was exceptionally enjoyable, delightful, or satisfying.
- Substitution
- A delightful experience
- An enjoyable occurrence
- Example
- The concert last night was such a treat; the band played all of my favorite songs.
- Thank you for cooking dinner tonight. It was such a treat!
- Trying the new restaurant was such an enjoyable experience; the food was amazing.
tamper with
- Sentence
- Just a little trick of tampering with the data of the reality. I wouldn’t call it fancy.
- Meaning
- “Tamper with“ is a phrasal verb that means to interfere with, alter, or manipulate something, often in a way that is unauthorized or malicious. It implies making changes to something with the intention of causing harm, deception, or disruption.
- Substitution
- Interfere with
- Manipulate
- Example
- The investigation revealed that someone had tampered with the security camera footage, erasing crucial evidence.
- It’s important not to tamper with the settings of the equipment without proper authorization to avoid malfunctions.
swing by
- Sentence
- Kafka: I guess we can swing by and play with it if it’s not too far.
- Meaning
- “Swing by“ is a casual and colloquial phrasal verb that means to visit or stop by a place briefly. It often implies a quick, informal visit without much prior planning.
- Substitution
- Drop by
- Example
- I’ll swing by your house after work to pick up the books you borrowed.
- If you’re in the neighborhood, feel free to drop by for a cup of coffee.
find out
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: That’s where we can find out where the Stellaron is.
- Meaning
- “Find out“ is a phrasal verb that means to discover or obtain information about something, often through investigation, research, or inquiry.
- Substitution
- Discover
- Example
- I want to find out more about the author before I start reading the book.
- We need to find out what caused the issue so that we can address it properly.
meet up with
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Meet up with Silver Wolf and leave the Reception Center.
- Meaning
- “Meet up with“ is a phrasal verb indicating the act of coming together or arranging to see someone in a social context. It can involve meeting at a specific location, gathering for a planned activity, or simply spending time together.
- Substitution
- Gather with
- Example
- Let’s meet up with our friends at the park this weekend.
- After years of being apart, they decided to meet up for dinner to catch up on each other’s lives.
disclaimer
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I’m putting out a quick disclaimer here.
- Meaning
- a statement in which sb says that they are not connected with or responsible for sth, or that they do not have any knowledge of it
generosity
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Thanks for the generosity, HoYoverse.
- Meaning
- “Generosity“ refers to the quality of being generous, characterized by a willingness to give or share with others, often involving kindness, magnanimity, or a liberal disposition in providing help or resources.
- Substitution
- Kindness in giving
- Example
- Her generosity knew no bounds; she often contributed to various charitable causes.
- The organization was grateful for the generosity of the community, which helped fund important projects.
save up for
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: So that’s gonna be the currency I have to save up for.
- Meaning
- “Save up for“ is a phrasal verb that means to set aside money over time with the intention of accumulating enough funds to afford a specific purchase or achieve a particular financial goal.
- Substitution
- Accumulate funds for
- Example
- They decided to save up for a family vacation and started putting money into a dedicated fund.
- I’m currently accumulating funds for a down payment on a house.
get ambushed
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: Looks like we are the ones getting ambushed.
- Meaning
- “Get ambushed“ is an expression indicating the act of being unexpectedly and suddenly attacked by individuals or a group who have strategically positioned themselves to catch the target off guard.
- Substitution
- Fall into an ambush
- Be surprised by an attack
- Example
- The patrol team didn’t anticipate the danger and got ambushed in the narrow alley.
- Travelers should be cautious in unfamiliar areas to avoid falling into an ambush by potential threats.
kit
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: I guess it has something to do with their kit.
- Meaning
- In the context of a video game, “kit“ typically refers to a set of equipment, items, or tools that a player’s character can use in the game. It often includes weapons, armor, and other accessories that contribute to the character’s abilities and performance.
- Substitution
- Equipment set
- Example
- The new expansion pack introduces a variety of powerful kits for players to customize their characters.
- Players can choose different gear sets or kits based on their preferred playstyle in the game.
acting
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: The evacuation was directed by the acting lead researcher, a girl named Asta.
- Meaning
- You use acting before the title of a job to indicate that someone is doing that job temporarily
ring a bell
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: The evacuation was directed by the acting lead researcher, a girl named Asta.
- Kafka: It doesn’t ring a bell.
- Meaning
- The phrase “ring a bell“ is an idiomatic expression that means to sound familiar or to trigger a vague recollection or recognition of something, often a person, event, or idea.
- Substitution
- Sound familiar
- Example
- The name doesn’t ring a bell, but I might have seen them somewhere before.
- When I mentioned the old bookstore, it seemed to trigger a bell in her memory, and she recalled visiting it years ago.
extraordinary
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: The space station is packed with extraordinary objects, I wouldn’t be surprised if there is one that can make it happen.
- Kafka: Hide something extraordinary with something extraordinary… this is pretty Herta.
- Meaning
- “Extraordinary“ is an adjective used to describe something that is remarkable, exceptional, or unusual in a positive way. It denotes qualities or characteristics that go beyond the ordinary or expected.
- Substitution
- Remarkable
- Exceptional
- Example
- The artist’s talent is truly extraordinary, producing paintings that captivate everyone who sees them.
- Her courage in facing adversity was remarkable and inspired others to persevere as well.
surveillance system
- Sentence
- Kafka: I can see the whole space station on the surveillance screen, but not the Stellaron.
- Meaning
- A “surveillance system“ refers to a network of devices, including cameras, sensors, and monitoring equipment, designed to observe, record, and analyze activities or behavior within a specific area. Surveillance systems are commonly used for security, safety, or monitoring purposes.
- Substitution
- Monitoring system
- Security system
- Example
- The company installed a comprehensive surveillance system to ensure the safety of its premises and employees.
- Cities often use surveillance systems in public spaces to enhance security and monitor for potential threats.
I’m all ears
- Sentence
- Kafka: So, got a master plan? I’m all ears.
- Meaning
- The expression “I’m all ears“ is an idiomatic way of saying that someone is fully attentive and ready to listen. It indicates a willingness and eagerness to hear what the speaker has to say.
- Substitution
- I’m ready to listen
- I’m paying full attention
- Example
- Whenever you’re ready to share your thoughts, I’m all ears.
- Go ahead and tell me the news; I’m all ears.
motto
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: The simplest method is the hardest to spot, isn’t that our motto.
- Meaning
- A “motto“ is a short phrase or statement that expresses a guiding principle, a belief, or an aim. It often represents the ideals or values of an individual, organization, or group.
- Substitution
- Slogan
- Example
- The company’s motto is “Innovation for a Better Tomorrow,” reflecting its commitment to forward-thinking solutions.
- His personal motto is “Never give up,” and it has guided him through various challenges in life.
hologram
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: The data suggest it’s just an ordinary hologram, but it has an added layer.
- Meaning
- A “hologram“ is a three-dimensional image created by recording light patterns, typically using laser technology. Unlike regular photographs, holograms provide depth and perspective, allowing the viewer to see the image from different angles.
- Substitution
- Three-dimensional image
- Holographic projection
- Example
- The science museum showcased a fascinating hologram exhibit, allowing visitors to interact with virtual objects.
- In futuristic movies, characters often communicate through holographic projections, creating a sense of advanced technology.
Stellaron
- Sentence
- This is Stellaron - spread throughout the galaxy by a wandering Aeon, sowing chaos and disasters.
no ordinary
- Sentence
- Silver Wolf: I guess even for Herta, Stellaron is no ordinary rarity.
- Meaning
- The phrase “no ordinary“ is used to emphasize that something or someone is exceptional or extraordinary, surpassing what is typical or usual.
- Example
- She’s no ordinary student; her intelligence and dedication set her apart from the rest.
get roasted
- Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Why I’m I gettting roasted for picking up my protagonist?
- Meaning
- The phrase “get roasted“ is a colloquial expression that refers to being subjected to severe criticism or mockery, often in a humorous or joking manner, particularly in the context of online interactions or comedy roasts.
- Example
- After his embarrassing blunder on stage, he knew he was going to get roasted by his friends for weeks.
- I made a silly mistake during the presentation, and now I’m bracing myself to get roasted by my colleagues.
be in a daze
- Sentence
- Kalfka: You are in a daze right now
- Meaning
- The phrase “be in a daze“ describes a state of confusion, disorientation, or bewilderment, where someone feels mentally foggy or unfocused, often due to shock, fatigue, or surprise.
- Example
- After the accident, she was in a daze, unable to process what had just happened.
- Waking up in a strange room, he was in a daze, trying to remember how he got there.
do sb dirty
Sentence
- MurderofBirds: Please don’t do me dirty, Kalfka.
Meaning
- The phrase “do somebody dirty“ is slang terminology that means to treat someone unfairly, disrespectfully, or inconsiderately. It often involves betraying someone’s trust, taking advantage of them, or acting in a deceitful manner towards them.
Example
He did me dirty by spreading rumors about me behind my back.
She did him dirty by cheating on him with his best friend.
encounter all kinds of perils and hardships
- Sentence
- Kalfka: In the near future, you will encounter all kinds of perils and hardships, but you will also have many wonderful experience. You’ll meet companions who treat you like a family, and embark on surreal adventures with them.
- Meaning
- The phrase “encounter all kinds of perils and hardships“ refers to facing various dangers, risks, difficulties, or challenges in life. It implies experiencing a wide range of adversities or obstacles that may be daunting or hazardous.
- Example
- Throughout their journey, the explorers encountered all kinds of perils and hardships, from harsh weather conditions to treacherous terrain.
- Despite encountering all kinds of perils and hardships along the way, they persevered and eventually reached their destination.
have a chance to make a choice
- Sentence
- Kalfka: When you have a chance to make a choice, make one that you know you won’t regret.
to pave the way for the future that is written
- Sentence
- Kalfka: The next stop, to pave the way for the future that is written.
mannequin
- Sentence
- March Seven: Who cares. They are here and alive. Do they look like a mannequin to you?
- Meaning
- A “mannequin“ refers to a life-sized, often anatomically accurate, model or dummy used by clothing designers, dressmakers, or retailers to display clothing or accessories. Mannequins are typically made of materials like wood, plastic, or fiberglass and are used to showcase fashion items in store windows, exhibitions, or photographs.
- Example
- She posed like a mannequin while the photographer captured images for the fashion magazine.
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