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handbagging
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語源
From handbag + -ing. Originally, a metonymic reference to Margaret Thatcher's handbag.
名詞
handbagging (plural handbaggings)
- (UK, humorous) A verbal attack or criticism.
- Synonyms: harangue, rant, tirade; animadversion, criticization, stricture; see also Thesaurus:critique
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1994, Jonathan Petre, By Sex Divided: The Church of England and Women Priests, Fount, →ISBN, page 100:
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Much of the resistance to women at the altar had always derived from women in the pews; Dr Hewitt's handbagging style helped to undermine the feminists' refrain that these women's conservatism was the result of brutal oppression by men.
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参照
- ^ David Levi-Faur, editor (2012), The Oxford Handbook of Governance, OUP Oxford, →ISBN, page 316:
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Governance appeared to give way to hierarchical and even impositional Government, hence the invention of the new verb “to handbag” (coined because Mrs Thatcher always carried a large handbag and it was said that she could not look at any existing British institution without hitting it with her handbag).
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