NBC Newsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (NBC NewsInstagram)「“Words reflect our environment, so it's no surprise that a host of new phrases have recently emerged to capture the events of 2020. From "case fatality rate" to "viral load," the terms are often so horrible they can make you nostalgic for the past decade,” Rachel Greenblatt and Jonathan Krieger write for @NBCNewsTHINK. “But while we've found plenty of ways to describe the big stuff, we could use a few more words to detail everyday life during a pandemic, like the experience of spending an entire Zoom call checking out your co-worker’s interior design or the haircut your friend got that clearly wasn't done by a professional. These words are useful not simply because they make conversation more efficient, but also because common language has the power to unify us and to help us understand our experiences — all things we could really use right now.” Tap the link in our bio for a short glossary to help navigate life during the time of coronavirus.」7月25日 2時23分