The phrase comes from a popular Internet post about a bizarre girl's visit to Shanghai over the National day holiday.

该词汇出自一个广为流传的网络热文(小月月)，讲的是一位女生滑稽可笑近乎奇异的国庆节上海之旅。

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I heard on the radio the other day that the origin of the phrase "drunk as a Lord" came from a time when the aristocracy were the ones with the time and money to get boozy.

又有一天，我在广播里听到，“drunk as a lord”(酩酊大醉)这一短语源于一个特定时期——在那时，贵族总是把时间和金钱花费在买醉上面。

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And you can sign up to get a verb phrase of the day by SMS.

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In our business you use that phrase a lot, but I can't think of a day in the 37 years that I've been a United States senator and the short time I've been Vice President that it is more appropriately stated.

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In fact, the place at times took on the flavor of a giant interpersonal counseling session in which the phrase "the system" was invoked more than on any day since Abbie Hoffman died.

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These phrases are just "a drop in the bucket" (another biblical phrase) of the many things we say and do every day that have their origins in the most read, most influential book of all time.

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