ага, это всё и приходит в голову... интересует, откуда такое выражение взялось, может быть, какая-то история/текст с ним связаны, и тогда можно подумать о более точном эквиваленте в русском.
2. Good: (used by itself or together with other words as in "good-night," etc.)
a. The word "good" is often used as an adjective with a descriptive intent by comparison. However, the etymology of the word shows that it is not an innocent word when used as an interjection. Etymology: from the word "gods;" Anglo-Saxon, god, akin to German, Gut.
b. Used as an interjection: "In some exclamatory phrases expressing surprise, consternation, etc. (e.g. good gracious! good-grief! good-night!) Good is an euphemism for God. " That includes forms of the word goodness, even when we personalize and say "goodness me," there is a wrong connotation and it is just a replacement for being able to use the name of the Lord.
о, это "горячо", спасибо! то есть? это означает примерно то же, что и "помилуй боже, боб!", только в разговороной практике "god" заменился на "good". ага
А "СУКА" превращается в CERF. Считаю, сколько у этого сокращения разных расшифровок: Civil Engineering Research Foundation Canine Eye Registration Foundation Curriculum and Education Resource Finder Collège des Enseignants en Radiologie de France Computers and Electronics Romanian Fair ... and counting
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Date: 2004-01-25 02:37 am (UTC)"Боже мой", "ну ваащщще", "ну ты блин даешь"...
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Date: 2004-01-25 02:42 am (UTC)как-то быстро
Date: 2004-01-25 02:47 am (UTC)http://www.glasgow-coc.org/articles/mercemail42.pdf
надеюсь, это вы уже обнаружили до меня =)
Спасибо за экскурс во фразеологию.
Re: как-то быстро
Date: 2004-01-25 02:54 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-01-25 03:06 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-01-25 03:10 am (UTC)2. Good: (used by itself or together with other words as in "good-night," etc.)
a. The word "good" is often used as an adjective with a descriptive intent by comparison. However, the etymology of the word shows that it is not an innocent word when used as an interjection. Etymology: from the word "gods;" Anglo-Saxon, god, akin to German, Gut.
b. Used as an interjection: "In some exclamatory phrases expressing surprise, consternation, etc. (e.g. good gracious! good-grief! good-night!) Good is an euphemism for God. " That includes forms of the word goodness, even when we personalize and say "goodness me," there is a wrong connotation and it is just a replacement for being able to use the name of the Lord.
Звучит убедительно.
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Date: 2004-01-25 03:16 am (UTC)fuf
Date: 2004-01-25 03:16 am (UTC)Re: fuf
Date: 2004-01-25 03:38 am (UTC)Civil Engineering Research Foundation
Canine Eye Registration Foundation
Curriculum and Education Resource Finder
Collège des Enseignants en Radiologie de France
Computers and Electronics Romanian Fair
... and counting
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Date: 2004-01-25 05:41 am (UTC)какие, подумалось мне, нетривиальные ники придумывают себе люди :))
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Date: 2004-01-25 10:23 pm (UTC)