zeitgeist

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Historyzeitgeistzeit‧geist /ˈzaɪtɡaɪst/ noun [singular] SHthe general spirit or feeling of a period in history, as shown by people’s ideas and beliefs at the timeExamples from the Corpuszeitgeist• Or maybe Letterman, circa 1997, occupies a different niche in the cultural zeitgeist.• But those who fought for debt relief should not underestimate the success they have had in changing the zeitgeist.Origin zeitgeist (1800-1900) German “spirit of the time”

单词	zeitgeist
释义	zeitgeist From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Historyzeitgeistzeit‧geist /ˈzaɪtɡaɪst/ noun [singular] SHthe general spirit or feeling of a period in history, as shown by people’s ideas and beliefs at the timeExamples from the Corpuszeitgeist• Or maybe Letterman, circa 1997, occupies a different niche in the cultural zeitgeist.• But those who fought for debt relief should not underestimate the success they have had in changing the zeitgeist.Origin zeitgeist (1800-1900) German “spirit of the time”
随便看	somebody’s heart sinks somebody’s hero somebody’s heroine somebody’s hide somebody’s home town somebody’s home/office/work number somebody’s hope is that somebody’s hour of need/glory etc somebody’s humble abode somebody’s hunch somebody’s idea of a joke somebody’s inner voice somebody’s inside/insides somebody’s jaw dropped somebody’s keep somebody’s kind of person/thing/place etc somebody’s labours somebody’s last/final resting place somebody’s level of stress somebody’s life as something somebody’s life flashes before their eyes somebody’s likes and dislikes somebody’s line manager somebody’s little boy/girl somebody’s little brother/sister