Keynes was eminent and brilliant; Lopokova spoke what he called " Lydian English" , sprinkled with malapropisms.

凯恩斯是杰出的，才华横溢的；洛波科娃讲着他所谓的“吕底亚英语”，夹杂着一些词语错。

Its name A website called Kiss This Guy.com from a mishearing of excuse me while I kiss the sky collects others a malapropism is another kind of misunderstanding attempting to use a posh word but choosing a similar sounding term instead.

它的名字是一个名为KissThisGuy.com的网站，源于听“excuse me while I kiss the sky”这句话。另一个类似的马勒普罗现象是指试图使用一个高级词汇，但了听起来相似的词。

Another lol-worthy linguistic muddle up is the malaphor - a blend of malapropism the mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one, and metaphor.

另一个值得大声笑的语言混乱是 malaphor - 一种滥用的混合体，错地使用一个词代替一个相似的音，和隐喻。

After Costard receives his punishment, he accepts it and says that he welcomes the sour cup of prosperity, which is another apparent malapropism.

在科斯塔德接受惩罚后，他欣然接受， 并表示他欢迎这杯苦涩的命运之杯，这又是一个明显的用词错。

This stirring appeal is spoiled by a malapropism in the last phrase, the word singularity.

这种激动人心的呼吁被最后一个词“奇点”中的用破坏了。

Now with respect to Dogberry, we have several passages where he uses malapropisms.

至于狗贝瑞，我们有几处他使用词语用的段落。

The song a word a day from top banana a musical features malapropisms in reverse The singer quizzed on the meaning of amphibious defines it as someone who can use either hand The egg corn though is more venerable.

这首歌每天从顶香蕉那里学到一个词，音乐特辑中出现了反向马勒普罗现象。歌手被问到两栖动物的定义时，将其解释为能使用任意一只手的人。不过，蛋玉米的说法更值得尊敬。

Without being a malapropism, a word may still fail to be the right word for the writer's purpose, the morjuust.

如果不是用， 一个词可能仍然不能成为作者目的的正确词，morjuust。

The watchmen also speak in malapropisms.

守夜人也满口用词语。

We've encountered malapropisms before in the writings of Shakespeare.

我们在莎士比亚的作品中曾遇到过词语用的情况。

That appears to be another malapropism that was mistakenly changed in the later folio edition.

这似乎是另一个在后来的对开本版本中被错修改的词语用。

A classic example of that is a malapropism, where someone confuses one word for another.

一个经典的例子就是错用词，指某人混淆了两个词。

Shakespeare introduces them by having each of them use malapropisms.

莎士比亚通过让每个人使用用词语的方式来介绍他们。

Now, the reason why Dogberry and Virgis are of interest to scholars is because he constantly speaks in malapropisms.

狗贝瑞和维吉斯之所以引起学者们的兴趣，是因为他们说话时频繁使用词语置。

That's often the context in which malapropisms occur, and that's how Shakespeare uses them in Love's Labour's Lost as well.

这通常是词语用生的背景，也是莎士比亚在《无用之爱的劳作》中运用它们的方式。

But the use of malapropisms in English can be traced all the way back to Geoffrey Chaucer.

但英语中滥用词不达意的表达可以追溯到杰弗里·乔叟。

As you might recall, a malapropism is the mistaken substitution of one word for another word.

你可能记得，malapropism（词语用）是指错地用一个词代替另一个词。

So if someone means to say that a culprit was apprehended, but by mistake they say that he was comprehended, that's a malapropism.

所以如果有人想说罪犯被抓获了，但不小心说成了他被理解了，这就是用成语。

So in the 1800s, people started to refer to these mistakes as malapropisms.

因此，在19世纪，人们开始将这些错称为“词语用”。

Now the word malapropism is derived from the name of a character in a play from the mid-1700s called The Rivals.

现在，“马洛普里斯姆”这个词来源于18世纪中叶一部名为《冤家》的戏剧中的一个角色的名字。