On this reading, Greece and Ireland were just the hors d’oeuvre. The main course is yet to come. Japan is still the world’s third-largest economy, and the aftershock from a bond market crash would be like the fall of Lehman cubed.
就此而言,希腊与爱尔兰仅仅是开胃小菜。主菜尚未呈上。日本仍然是全球第三大经济体,其债券市场崩塌的余震,冲击力将会与雷曼(Lehman)倒闭一样。
攝影/游崴) 今年10月斐列茲藝術博覽會(Frieze Art Fair)期間,倫敦藝廊界龍頭之一的白立方藝廊(White Cube Gallery),在倫敦南邊的伯蒙西(Bermondsey)
cube
(kyūb)

n.
- Mathematics. A regular solid having six congruent square faces.
- Something having the general shape of a cube: a cube of sugar.
- A cubicle, used for work or study.
- Mathematics. The third power of a number or quantity.
- cubes Slang. Cubic inches. Used especially of an internal combustion engine.
- Mathematics. To raise (a quantity or number) to the third power.
- To determine the cubic contents of.
- To form or cut into cubes; dice.
- To tenderize (meat) by breaking the fibers with superficial cuts in a pattern of squares.
[Latin cubus, from Greek kubos. N., sense 2b, short for CUBICLE.]
cuber cub'er n.n. - 立方體, 立方
v. tr. - 使成立方形, 量...的體積, 將...切成小方塊, 使自乘二次
idioms:
- cube root 立方根
cubicle[cu・bi・cle]
- レベル:社会人必須
- 発音記号[kjúːbikl]
[名]
1 (特に英国のパブリックスクールなどの寮の)寝室;仕切った狭い場所, 小個室;(プールなどの)脱衣場.
2 =carrel.
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