2012年5月6日 星期日

2012_05_06 Mensch n. responsible person.负责任的人。

Word of the Day for Sunday, May  6, 2012
mensch \mench\, noun:
A decent, upright, mature, and responsible person.
It's easy to be a mensch, his dad says. You honor your father and mother. You stay married, you set your kids a good example, you don't lie or cheat or steal. And every once in a while, Cookie, you gotta pick up the check, his father says, then winks.
 -- Jane VanDenburgh, Physics of Sunset
A mensch is not usually interested in fame. You are liable to meet a mensch in almost any situation.
 -- Ira Wood, The Kitchen Man
Mensch entered English from Yiddish in the 1950s. In Yiddish, it meant "man, human being" and had the positive associations that carried into English. It is related to the German word mensch.
一个正派,正直,成熟的负责任

它很容易成为一个门施他的父亲说。孝敬你父亲和母亲结婚了,设置你的孩子一个很好的例子说谎或欺骗或窃取每隔一会儿,饼干你必须拿起支票他的父亲说,然后眨眨眼睛
- VanDenburgh日落物理

门施通常不感兴趣的名声有责任,以满足几乎在任何情况下,1门施
- 伊拉木,厨房的人

门施在20世纪50年代意第绪语英语。意第绪语这意味着“人人类的成英文进行正相关它与德国门施

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