JMC 26001 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Baby Boom, Proscenium, Bail Bondsman
21 Mar 2019
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Baby boom, baby boomer: reference to those born between 1946 and 1964, a span defined by the u. s. census burau. Baby bump: the rounded abdominal area of a pregnant woman. Backfire: in wildfires, this term is for a fire set along the inner edge of a fire line to consume the fuel in the fire"s path or change its direction. Backstage: part of the stage or theater behind the proscenium, particularly the wings and dressing rooms. Also can refer to the press area where the award winners meet with the news media. Bad, badly: bad should not be used as an adverb. It does not lose its status as an adjective, however, in a sentence such as i feel. bad. Such a statement is the idiomatic equivalent of i am in bad health. An alternative, i feel badly, could be interpreted as meaning that your sense of touch was bad. Baghdad: the city in iraq stands alone in datelines.
