PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «GOOGLEGANGER»
Googleganger
urban
googleganger
person
shares
your
name
find
self
googling
term
comes
from
combining
with
german
expression
googlegänger
daniel
bejar
destroyer
posted
january
dabejar
reading
book
fire
have
found
digital
inspiration
searching
surfing
come
across
people
share
they
called
word
same
whose
references
mixed
yours
when
year
sydney
morning
herald
channel
seven
newsreader
jennifer
keyte
animal
research
academic
memorial
university
newfoundland
what
wisegeek
play
doppelganger
literally
double
goer
suggesting
physical
twin
eerie
similarity
lehrkräfte
portal
cornelsen
verlag
week
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woche
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rätsel
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «GOOGLEGANGER»
Descubra o uso de
Googleganger na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
Googleganger e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
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Night Whispers - Dynamite For The Darkness
It's this last thought that brings me tonight to Jesus my googleganger. Yes,
coming a close second to being chosen as word of the year in 2007 was the word
“googleganger!” Literally, a googleganger is someone with the same name
whose ...
Rev. Victor Robert Farrell
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Urban Dictionary: Freshest Street Slang Defined
Googleganger. An individual with the same name as you whose records and/ or
stories are mixed in with your own when you Google yourself. Similar to a
doppelganger. Hey, I jnst Googled my name and fonnd tbatI baoe tbree
Googlegangers ...
Aaron Peckham, urbandictionary.com, 2012
But that Eve Fairbanks wasn't her Eve— it was a "Googleganger," a virtual
doppelganger linked by a shared name thanks to the all-knowing search engine.
Much like the verb "to Google" has become as familiar in our vernacular as "to
search ...
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Waves of News: An Entertaining News Book
Runners-up were "Facebook", "Green", Googleganger" and "Waterboarding".
Subprime is an adjective that means "a risky or less than ideal loan, mortgage or
investment." About 80 members (wordsmiths) spent 2 days deciding. Information
...
Carolyn Gerdink Cavolt, 2009
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Chain of Blame: How Wall Street Caused the Mortgage and ...
The other finalists included Facebook, Googleganger, and waterboarding—stiff
competition all around. For at least two decades the term subprime had been
used in the mortgage industry to refer to consumers whose credit was less than ...
Paul Muolo, Mathew Padilla, 2010
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Leading with Passion: Simple and Creative Ways to Inspire ...
It gained so much popularity in our culture that the American Dialect Society
voted subprime the 2007 Word of the Year over such contenders as green and
Googleganger. However, those who understood the events unfolding realized
the ...
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English Language Exam Guide
... more effective communication.' (Rob Forbes, 'Don't listen to the purist pedants,
English is doing just fine', The Age, 13 May 2011) c) '“Googleganger”: person
with the same name as oneself, whose online references are mixed with one's ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «GOOGLEGANGER»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
Googleganger no contexto das seguintes notícias.
15 Facts You Probably Didn't Know About the New Pornographers
... name with a New York-based artist who grew out his hair and beard and then impersonated the musician in a series called 'Googleganger'. «Diffuser.fm, jul 14»
Dictionary addition is a tweet surprise
The 2010 word of the year was 'googleganger', meaning: "a person with the same name as oneself, whose online references are mixed with ... «Sydney Morning Herald, jun 13»
Slang from new dictionary is downright 'narsty'
Googleganger -- similar to a doppelganger; a person whose links are mixed with your own when you Google yourself. Store d'oeuvres -- food ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, abr 12»
The Language of Online Life
The online equivalent of your doppelgänger is the Googleganger, a person who has the same name as you and whose online references are ... «IEEE Spectrum, set 11»
Blending the rules of slanguage spawns some sticky nonsense
Earlier this year, a Macquarie panel anointed ''googleganger'' word of the year. A googleganger (''google'' with ''doppelganger'') is a person ... «Sydney Morning Herald, set 11»
WCBS 880 Interview: What's That Thingamajig Called?
Googleganger is a person who happens to have the same name you do and you find that out as you're egosurfing.” Evans' book is called ... «CBS New York, jun 11»
Naming Nuisance: Mark (S.) Zuckerberg's Facebook Account Deleted
That is, Mark S. Zuckerberg, not the more famous Mark E. Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook. Life on the Internet can be tough for a Googleganger. «TIME, mai 11»
'Googleganger' is word of the year
Channel Seven newsreader Jennifer Keyte's googleganger is an animal research academic at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, ... «Sydney Morning Herald, fev 11»
The Essay: A common language
googleganger (n) person who shares your name and who gets mixed up with you in Google searches. hacktivism (n) Using computer hacking ... «Sydney Morning Herald, jan 11»
Ask the Experts: Robert Beard on language
Things like "electile dysfunction" — the inability to become aroused by any candidates in an election — or "Googleganger" — a person with ... «Bucknell University, mai 10»
