The peasants were ploughing the field.
农民们在
。
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And they would organise recurrent annual or monthly rituals, celebrations of the emperor's birthday, or princes'and princesses'birthdays, seasonal observances-things like the ploughing rite, where the emperor would open the agricultural season by symbolically ploughing a field somewhere in the palace.
比方为皇帝、皇子和公主举办寿宴,以及农业节气,如演讲:每年春天,皇帝都会在宫内象征性地犁一下地,宣布春耕开始。
In 1635 the Parliament of Ireland passed an Act against ploughing by the tail and pulling the wool off living sheep, to prevent the Gaelic-Irish practices of attaching a plough to a horse's tail and tearing wool from a sheep's back.
1635年, 爱尔兰议会通过了一项法案, 禁止用马尾拖犁和活剥羊毛,以制止盖尔爱尔兰人将犁系于马尾并从羊背
撕扯羊毛的习俗。
Working from home means few of us are actually stopping to eat lunch. Instead, we're ploughing on sandwich in hand. The lunch hour, it seems, may be dead. Don't take my word for it. Take Nick Bloom's. Nick, hello.
在家办公意味着我们中很少有人会真正停下来吃午饭。相反,我们会一手拿着三明治继续工作。看来,“午餐小时”可能已经消失了。别光听我说。听听尼克·布鲁姆的说法吧。尼克,你好。