babel

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Colours & soundsbabelba‧bel /ˈbeɪbəl $ ˈbeɪ-, ˈbæ-/ noun [singular, uncountable] CLOUD/NOISYthe confusing sound of many voices talking together a babel of French and ItalianExamples from the Corpusbabel• The village was a babel of accents from Ulster, London, Glasgow and Lancashire.• a babel of conflicting opinions• Why did the people want to build the tower of babel?• She hushed the babel of her thoughts and tried to sleep.Origin babel (1500-1600) Tower of Babel, (in the Bible) tower in ancient Babylon whose builders made God angry, so he made them unable to understand each other's speech

单词	babel
释义	babel From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Colours & soundsbabelba‧bel /ˈbeɪbəl $ ˈbeɪ-, ˈbæ-/ noun [singular, uncountable] CLOUD/NOISYthe confusing sound of many voices talking together a babel of French and ItalianExamples from the Corpusbabel• The village was a babel of accents from Ulster, London, Glasgow and Lancashire.• a babel of conflicting opinions• Why did the people want to build the tower of babel?• She hushed the babel of her thoughts and tried to sleep.Origin babel (1500-1600) Tower of Babel, (in the Bible) tower in ancient Babylon whose builders made God angry, so he made them unable to understand each other's speech
随便看	mordant wit/satire/humour mordere mordre Mordred more more More more (...) than more ... than more and more more details more etc than the sum of its parts more fool him etc more fool you etc more fool you/him etc more fortunate than more frequent more haste less speed more importantly more in sorrow than in anger more like more like it more likely more of the same more often than not