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нечто выдающееся (Informal • North American – While it's often maintained that the word "doozy" derives from the "Duesenberg" in the name of the famed Duesenberg Motor Company, this is impossible on chronological grounds. "Doozy" was first recorded (in the form "dozy") in eastern Ohio in 1916, four years before the Duesenberg Motor Company began to manufacture passenger cars; the related adjective "doozy", meaning "stylish" or "splendid," is attested considerably earlier, in 1903. So where did "doozy" come from? Etymologists believe that it's an altered form of the word "daisy", which was used especially in the late 1800s as a slang term for someone or something considered the best. (Merriam-Webster) • a real doozy of a snowstorm (Merriam-Webster) • They say the snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy. (Merriam-Webster) • Some of her comments have been real doozies. (Merriam-Webster) • Yeah. The bubble is going to pop. Hard to say exactly when but it’s going to be a doozy. I read an article in Zerohedge calling this the everything bubble. Real estate, gold, silver, stock market, bitcoin: all at record highs although bitcoin has dropped lately. The bubble is global and will bring misery and poverty to the whole world on a scale not seen since the Great Depression. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver); нечто грандиозное (Informal • North American – While it's often maintained that the word "doozy" derives from the "Duesenberg" in the name of the famed Duesenberg Motor Company, this is impossible on chronological grounds. "Doozy" was first recorded (in the form "dozy") in eastern Ohio in 1916, four years before the Duesenberg Motor Company began to manufacture passenger cars; the related adjective "doozy", meaning "stylish" or "splendid," is attested considerably earlier, in 1903. So where did "doozy" come from? Etymologists believe that it's an altered form of the word "daisy", which was used especially in the late 1800s as a slang term for someone or something considered the best. (Merriam-Webster) • a real doozy of a snowstorm (Merriam-Webster) • They say the snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy. (Merriam-Webster) • Some of her comments have been real doozies. (Merriam-Webster) • Yeah. The bubble is going to pop. Hard to say exactly when but it’s going to be a doozy. I read an article in Zerohedge calling this the everything bubble. Real estate, gold, silver, stock market, bitcoin: all at record highs although bitcoin has dropped lately. The bubble is global and will bring misery and poverty to the whole world on a scale not seen since the Great Depression. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver); нечто невиданное (Informal • North American – While it's often maintained that the word "doozy" derives from the "Duesenberg" in the name of the famed Duesenberg Motor Company, this is impossible on chronological grounds. "Doozy" was first recorded (in the form "dozy") in eastern Ohio in 1916, four years before the Duesenberg Motor Company began to manufacture passenger cars; the related adjective "doozy", meaning "stylish" or "splendid," is attested considerably earlier, in 1903. So where did "doozy" come from? Etymologists believe that it's an altered form of the word "daisy", which was used especially in the late 1800s as a slang term for someone or something considered the best. (Merriam-Webster) • a real doozy of a snowstorm (Merriam-Webster) • They say the snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy. (Merriam-Webster) • Some of her comments have been real doozies. (Merriam-Webster) • Yeah. The bubble is going to pop. Hard to say exactly when but it’s going to be a doozy. I read an article in Zerohedge calling this the everything bubble. Real estate, gold, silver, stock market, bitcoin: all at record highs although bitcoin has dropped lately. The bubble is global and will bring misery and poverty to the whole world on a scale not seen since the Great Depression. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver); нечто потрясающее (Informal • North American – While it's often maintained that the word "doozy" derives from the "Duesenberg" in the name of the famed Duesenberg Motor Company, this is impossible on chronological grounds. "Doozy" was first recorded (in the form "dozy") in eastern Ohio in 1916, four years before the Duesenberg Motor Company began to manufacture passenger cars; the related adjective "doozy", meaning "stylish" or "splendid," is attested considerably earlier, in 1903. So where did "doozy" come from? Etymologists believe that it's an altered form of the word "daisy", which was used especially in the late 1800s as a slang term for someone or something considered the best. (Merriam-Webster) • a real doozy of a snowstorm (Merriam-Webster) • They say the snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy. (Merriam-Webster) • Some of her comments have been real doozies. (Merriam-Webster) • Yeah. The bubble is going to pop. Hard to say exactly when but it’s going to be a doozy. I read an article in Zerohedge calling this the everything bubble. Real estate, gold, silver, stock market, bitcoin: all at record highs although bitcoin has dropped lately. The bubble is global and will bring misery and poverty to the whole world on a scale not seen since the Great Depression. (vancouversun.com) ART Vancouver) |
