⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
Lordy be! Is the same as “What do you know!”
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Giorgio Gvinjiasked for translation 6 years ago
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Well, lordy be. A lawyer for The New York Times has figured out that prosecuting WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange might gore the ox of The Gray Lady herself.
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Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
lordy ˈlɔ:dэ interj chiefly US and Canadian an exclamation of surprise or dismay (?)
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
That’s interesting because US and Canadians pronounce [r] - we say [lordi bi:]
Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
А значение совпадает?
lordy = lordy be ?
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
Нет, Lordy be = what do you know! (Cм. ссылку выше)
Giorgio Gvinjiadded a comment 6 years ago
Улий 🐝 Спасибо
Giorgio Gvinjiadded a comment 6 years ago
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Alex Sv Спасибо
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
👍🏼
Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
Улий, по твоей ссылке и есть выражение удивления или волнения.= surprise or dismay
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
Да, но есть разница между простым «Боже мой!» и этим выражением.
Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
Я понял, что есть. Но пока не понял какая )).
Больше выразительности?
Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
Возмущение?
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
We use it when something surprises us, but doesn’t surprise us at the same time. For example, when I got banned, I’m sure some of the users were like “Lordy be! Uly got banned.” 😂
Alex Svadded a comment 6 years ago
Удивление С сарказмом, с насмешкой.
Now I get it! Thx again. 🤝
⁌ ULY ⁍added a comment 6 years ago
👍🏼 😉