the origin of the word "steward".
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I've read a book of smattering knowledge sort, containing uncertain rumours. And what made me laugh was a word "steward(a cabin attendant properly nowadays)" had originally meant "a watch/guard for a pigpen". Even if it's so, it's still agreeable^^
They sure are feeding porcine－looking people on foods taste awful and watching whether they are sitting on their seats without a fuss.
They sure are feeding porcine－looking people on foods taste awful and watching whether they are sitting on their seats without a fuss.
I've been reading a book that divulges various tidbits of knowledge and uncertain rumours.>> examples using smatterring:>>1. i have a smattering of Japanese>>2. his smattering knowledge of English enabled him to get by
They sure are feeding porcine－watching over people eating disgusting food and (checking) whether they are sitting on their seats properly.>> 'porkers' or 'pigs' might be more common
lunch in british pubs. feeding time at the zoo!
I've read a book containing a smattering of knowledge and uncertain rumours.
And what made me laugh was the word "steward" (nowadays properly known as a cabin attendant) had originally meant a watch/guard for a pigpen.
They sure are feeding porcine-looking people on awful tasting foods and watching whether they are sitting on their seats without making a fuss.