What is the buzzword of 2019? Recently, the top ten buzzwords of 2019 were announced. Do you know which ten sentences were selected as the buzzwords of 2019? Did you say that? Know what it means? The following Xiaobian brings the information of the top ten buzzwords in 2019. Interested friends, let's have a look.
2019 buzzwords
The editorial department of biting words released the top ten buzzwords in 2019: mutual learning among civilizations; Blockchain; Hard core; Melt stem& times;& times; Ten million, & times& times; Article 1; sour grapes 12 hours a day 6 days a week I'm too hard / South; It's my way or the highway Bullying.
1. Mutual learning among civilizations
Mutual learning means learning from each other, and mutual learning among civilizations means strengthening exchanges and learning from each other among different civilizations in the world
2. Blockchain
Blockchain is a term in the field of information technology. In essence, it is a shared database. The data or information stored in it has the characteristics of "unforgeability", "whole process trace", "traceability", "openness and transparency" and "collective maintenance"
3. Hard core
Hard core is translated from English 'hardcore'. In recent years, its meaning has been further extended. People often use 'hard core' to describe 'very powerful' and 'very hard', such as' hard core regulations' and 'hard core mother'
4. Melt stem
Stem, which comes from '哏', originally refers to the laughing points in artistic works, but also refers to the plot, fragments and creativity of the story. Melting stem means integrating the wonderful creativity of others into your own works
5、×& times; Ten million, & times& times; Article 1
The repeated driving safety tips in the film wandering the earth, 'thousands of roads, safety first. Driving is not standardized, and relatives' two lines of tears' spread at once. Subsequently, the scope of use was expanded and new sentences were derived.
6. Lemon essence
Lemon essence literally means' Lemon becomes essence '. Recently, its derogatory color is constantly fading, and sometimes it is also used on yourself, that is, it is used to laugh at yourself and express envy of others, appearance or talent, or material conditions or emotional life.
7、996
'996' refers to a working system, which starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 9 p.m. for 6 days a week.
8. I'm too hard / South
"I'm too hard," came from the popularity of a "local video", "I am too difficult / South", which is the psychological expression of ordinary netizens hoping to release the pressure of life.
9. I don't want you to think, I want me to think
'I don't want you to think, I want me to think'. It comes from Huang Xiaoming, a guest in the third season of Chinese restaurant, a popular variety show in the summer of 2019, which reflects people's ridicule and disgust at overbearing and arrogant personality.
10. Bullying
Bullying, transliterated from English 'bull', refers to bullying and bullying, and bullyism refers to the use of 'bullying' to deal with contradictions between countries.
In addition, on December 2, the national language resources monitoring and Research Center released 'top ten Internet terms in 2019'. The top ten online terms they released in 2019 are: don't forget your original heart; Thousands of roads, safety first; sour grapes Good hi yo; A werewolf; none of your business Hard core; 12 hours a day 6 days a week 1.4 billion flag bearers; Break away.
Also on December 2, Japan's "basic knowledge of modern terms 2019u-can new words and buzzwords Award" announced that Japan's top ten annual buzzwords this year are: one team (annual award), planned shutdown, tax reduction, smiling Cinderella, tapiru drinking pearl milk tea, # kutoo, 00pay (referring to electronic payment), returning driver's license, dark business (receiving private work), order and.