2009年度潮词精选（Choice of tide words in 2009）.docVIP

2009年度潮词精选（Choice of tide words in 2009） The selection of tide words in 2009 was carried out by the publisher of the new Oxford American Dictionary, published by the University of Oxford press. The vocabulary came from economic, political, current affairs and other fields of science and technology. The day before, the word unfriend talent shows itself from a number of technical vocabulary, the new Oxford American Dictionary was named the 2009 year term. The Oxford American Dictionary Project senior lexicographer Kristen? Lindberg said in a statement: this word is in line with the trend of the moment, there are some potential life. In the online social environment, the meaning of the word is easy to understand, so defining it as a modern verb form is also an interesting choice in this years annual vocabulary selection. Unfriend is defined as a verb meaning to remove someone from a friend on a social networking site such as Facebook. Because of the social networking site, the distance between people is suddenly pulled closer. Maybe you didnt know him or her yesterday, but through social networking sites, you might be make friends with him/her today. However, friends on the Internet and friends in reality are still different. Real friends have conflicts, which may turn against each other, but may also calm after make friends again (together). Although friends on social networking sites always look very friendly, if one day you get bored, you may be unfriend him/her, and you will never get a chance to get in touch with each other. Vocabulary in technical field 1. hashtag, refers to a # symbol in a word or phrase that allows users to search twitter taged; 2. intexticated, refers to the people in the car distracted by texting while intexticated driving; 3., sexting (send pornographic text messages): once in the market is very popular yellow message because of the spread too wide, bad influence, so that the relevant departments issued a decree prohibiting. In foreign count