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N*52018-09-22 07:09

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先买CREST的牙膏，5.99，用一张1.50 的胖子，付了4.85含税，收到4元的ECB。然后买
3.69的牛奶和REVLON 的笑盒眼影3.29，用了刚才的4元ECB和一张3元的打印的CVS券，
最后付出0.2元，又拿到一张1元的ECB。第三TRANS，买两罐PROGESSOR的汤，两罐3.00
，可是我打不了他家的胖子，算了，于是用了刚才的1元券，自己再另附了2元，结帐时
又出来一张1元的ECB。最后，买了DAWN的洗盘子液0.99和一罐CVS的COOKIE0.75，用了
张0.5的胖子和刚才的1元ECB，自掏0.3元。
结束，本人是刚用胖子的初学者。总结下，去CVS前做好功课，一般先从金额高的ECB开
始买，还是不错的。

v*n2018-09-22 07:09

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好像还挺多的。

p*l2018-09-22 07:09

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看到这么一句俗语，按钮有什么可爱的？
这里面有什么典故？

c*72018-09-22 07:09

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精神可嘉 thumbup!

n*t2018-09-22 07:09

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神马？

H*g2018-09-22 07:09

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洋话很多都莫名其妙

【在 p**l 的大作中提到】

: 看到这么一句俗语，按钮有什么可爱的？
: 这里面有什么典故？

m*y2018-09-22 07:09

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求洗盘子液dawn的库胖链接！

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【在 N*****5 的大作中提到】

: 先买CREST的牙膏，5.99，用一张1.50 的胖子，付了4.85含税，收到4元的ECB。然后买
: 3.69的牛奶和REVLON 的笑盒眼影3.29，用了刚才的4元ECB和一张3元的打印的CVS券，
: 最后付出0.2元，又拿到一张1元的ECB。第三TRANS，买两罐PROGESSOR的汤，两罐3.00
: ，可是我打不了他家的胖子，算了，于是用了刚才的1元券，自己再另附了2元，结帐时
: 又出来一张1元的ECB。最后，买了DAWN的洗盘子液0.99和一罐CVS的COOKIE0.75，用了
: 张0.5的胖子和刚才的1元ECB，自掏0.3元。
: 结束，本人是刚用胖子的初学者。总结下，去CVS前做好功课，一般先从金额高的ECB开
: 始买，还是不错的。

m*72018-09-22 07:09

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必然是xp1啊

H*g2018-09-22 07:09

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这个有点道理
I found this answer quite intriguing. It comes from http://ndsmcobserver.com/2013/03/cute-as-a-button/.
First, both the words cute and button come to English from Latin by way of
French. The etymology of button is as follows: late Latin bottonem became
the French bouton and subsequently the English button. The word cute is an
abbreviated form of acute, which means small (you may remember something of
acute angles in geometry). So, the sources of cute and acute are the same.
The precedent for acute is aigu and for aigu, acutus. What does all of this
mean? Well, it turns out that in addition to the meaning of small, aigu is
often used in medical terminology to mean a condition that appears abruptly
and needs urgent care, which is also true of the English acute. This seems
irrelevant until you consider that bouton can refer to a pimple or spot.
Finally, the term “cute as a button” is known to have arisen in the 1800s,
a time when diseases like chicken pox, measles, mumps and the dreaded small
pox threatened lives daily. Now, we bring it all together. In a time when
chicken pox and other diseases ran rampant, a word recently derived from
another word used for sudden symptoms and the need for urgent care and a
word derived from another word used for dermatological spots find themselves
in the same unexplainable colloquialism. To state what is by now obvious,
“seeming as in need of medical care as someone with spots from chicken pox,
measles, etc.” was the original meaning and proper usage of “cute as a
button.”
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【在 p**l 的大作中提到】

: 看到这么一句俗语，按钮有什么可爱的？
: 这里面有什么典故？

r*h2018-09-22 07:09

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不错啊，很好啊，都是有用的东西

W*g2018-09-22 07:09

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肯定不是D800

p*l2018-09-22 07:09

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赞👍，长知识，就是这圈子绕的有点远

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abruptly

【在 H********g 的大作中提到】

: 这个有点道理
: I found this answer quite intriguing. It comes from http://ndsmcobserver.com/2013/03/cute-as-a-button/.
: First, both the words cute and button come to English from Latin by way of
: French. The etymology of button is as follows: late Latin bottonem became
: the French bouton and subsequently the English button. The word cute is an
: abbreviated form of acute, which means small (you may remember something of
: acute angles in geometry). So, the sources of cute and acute are the same.
: The precedent for acute is aigu and for aigu, acutus. What does all of this
: mean? Well, it turns out that in addition to the meaning of small, aigu is
: often used in medical terminology to mean a condition that appears abruptly