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50 , , , : grass, pot, hash, herb, smoke. : head, smack-head, pill-head, freak, grass-hooper. , , to blow, to smoke , to hit, to shoot . : dirty, spaced, zonked . clean , .

phobia phobe , . . : acrophobia . Americanophobe , , technophobe , . Agoraphobia - , .

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60-70 . , . , Negro colored. black Afro-American.

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, , , the aged (the elderly) , , senior citizens , senior citizenship: Educators have begun to sense that this break in generational continuity has deprived many old folks of a desired organic contact with the future and a feeling of uselessness that is often lacking in the status of senior citizenship.

Standard American English . , . , , (Mister) (Miss Mrs . , , , , , Ms, Miss Mrs.: The proliferation of womena Lib-oriented journals has served to standartdize the movements special jardon/ Others are also playing the game. Unliberated honorifics like Mrs and Miss are replaced by the noncommittal Ms.

man : man human human being. , man ( ..). , . (.. ) mankind humanity (humankind, spokesman representative) spokesperson, chairman chair (chairperson, manpower labor (work force). , . business executive businessman, firefighter fireman, members of Congress representativer, lawmakers legislators congressmen, aviator aviatrix, police officer policeman, soldiers (sailors serviceman, supervisor foreman, Phone line installer telephone lineman. -person .

: If, for whatever reason, it has been determined necessary tot be of a certain height to be a policeman, then it seems to follow that only those men and women above that height should be considered (Newsweek. Nov 13, 1992). Making home repairpersons from finger smashers (The National Observer, May 25, 1974). [5, 11-16].

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airline stewardess flight attendant

busboy waiters assistant

chambermaid lodging quarters cleaner

charwoman building interior cleaner

credit man credit and collection manager

foreman blue collar workers supervisor

fireman firefighter

fisherman fisher

furnace man furnace tender

laundress launderer

maids and servants private house hold cleaners

motorman rail vehicle operator

newsboy newspaper carrier and vendor

telephone lineman telephone line installers and

 

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1) , , : multi-user - , hardware - , bogusware - , .

2) , , : BASIC - .

3) , , , : liveware - , , to trouble-shoot - , .

, . , , tele-, : telepost - , , to telework - , teleshopping - . , : dial-a-taxi - , dial-a-meal - .

, . , : mashine translation - , interlingual - , computerized cards - , , .., finger-print-scanner - , .

, , , . , , The Sunday Timer, Glossary to computerspeak, , , .

, , UFO (Unidentified FlYing Objects) - λ ( ) ufology -, ufologist - , UFO-drome - , , extra-terrestrials - , saurseman - , saucers feet - , .

: airbus - , seadrome - , to bail out - . , , : STOL (Short Take-off and Landing) - .

, . XX , , : minimal art, minimalism, rejected art, reductivism. ABCart - , , soft art - , , action painting - , , , computer art - , .

- : theatre of absurd - , theatre of cruelty - , son et lumiere - , revolve - , theatredrem - .

, , : inflight movies - , , satellite-delivered show - , , serial - , series - , , . Standard English , . , A-Bomb (atomic bomb, atomic weapons) The Daily Mirror. , nook, nuke (nuclear). to nix nukes ( ). . , drop-out, day (homosexual), hijack (to seize by force), identikit (photorobot), mugger (robber in a dark street), juggernaut (a large lorry a danger to other vehicler), ecology (natural surrounding), no-go area (a city area controlled by one criminal group and dangerous for anyone in the other group to enter), Provo (a member of the Provisional IRA), unisex (of one type which can be used by Both male and female).

M.O.T ( ). to get ones MOT, to carry out a MOT, to MOT somebody.

MOT . The Morning Star, MOTD for Health.

Nurses for Chelsea college carried out MOTS for humans yesterday in London as well as advising people on healthier life-styles. Radio Idise jockey Simon Bates gets his MOT from So Paul SRN.

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) - , - compound nuisances: labour - intensive, people - oriented, weather-, money-, health-wise; coup-prone; film-freak, bingo-boosted, doll-like, time-consuming, snake-infested, problem-free.

, N1+N2+ing, war-mondering, .

Meanwhite the Pefence Secretary had assembled a group of us journalists in London to denounce to them what he called the BBCs sensation-mondering report of what the General had said. (MS, 6 May, 1990).

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) , , demo (nstration), cab(riolet), womens lib9eration), heli(copter) port. emsee (master of ceremonies) CND .

, , CNDer ( ), : NZedder ().

) , , , . , - , - , . , , teach-in, newspeak, iron curtain .

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