At the Shenzhen Wal-Mart, the buzzword is “retailtainment”.
在深圳沃
,
时髦的词是“
买
”。
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The mommy wars of the 1990s are still going on today, prompting arguments about why women still can't have it all and books like Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In, whose title has become a buzzword in its own right.
二十世纪九十年代的“妈妈间的论战”直到今天仍在继续,该论战引发了人们对《妇女为什么不能工作与家庭两不误呢?》和诸如谢丽尔·桑德伯格的《
一步》等书的热
,
“
一步”这个书名本身就已成为一个流行词语。
You've heard of " kidults" — grown-ups who can't quite seem to grow up — but China's latest buzzword is their polar opposite: preternaturally mature kids whose life skills, attitudes, and fearlessness are spooking their elders.
你听说过“玩童”——指仍然童心未泯的成年人——但中国最新的流行语与
截然相反:异常成熟的孩子,他们的生活技能、态度和无畏吓到了他们的长辈。
Consumption, a buzzword highlighted not only in this year's Government Work Report but also during the newly-concluded two sessions, will witness further recovery and expansion this year, with preferential policies gradually taking effect, industry experts said.
行业专家表示,随着优惠政策逐渐生效,消费,这个不仅在今年的政府工作报告中,
且在刚刚结束的两会上都被强调的热词,将在今年见证进一步的恢复和扩张。