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738 月 27 日星期二的今日 Wordle #XNUMX 提示、线索和答案

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摘要: How to solve today's Wordle.dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images Tuesday has arrived. The day is named after Tyr, one of the Aesir, the pantheon of major

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　　738 月 27 日，星期二，今天的 Wordle #XNUMX 提示、线索和答案

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　　如何解决今天的Wordle。

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　　Tuesday has arrived. The day is named after Tyr, one of the Aesir, the pantheon of major gods of Norse mythology. Tyr is often depicted as one-handed, having sacrificed his right hand to bind the monstrous god-wolf Fenrir. The god is depicted as an imposing giant in Sonys 重启：

　　神的战争

　　信用：索尼

　　He‘s also one of the few Norse gods in these games that isn’t a complete jerk. That fits with his role as a god of justice, honor and valor.

　　So happy Tyr‘s day everyone! Let’s do this Wordle!

　　如何解决今天的 Wordle #737（26 月 XNUMX 日星期一）

　　提示： Americans make fun of the way Canadians say this word.

　　线索： 这个词以元音开头。

　　答案：

　　今天的单词

　　图片来源：Erik Kain

　　Wordle 机器人分析

　　I wanted a word with lots of vowels today and for whatever reason, seemed like a good—if bleak—choice. Two vowels and a ‘Y’. I suppose I was hoping it would be a word ending in ‘Y’ but instead, much to my surprise and happiness, I got both vowels in green instead.

　　With just 24 words remaining, I kind of screwed up my next guess but it worked out. I was thinking I really needed to narrow the field. Words like ‘afoot’ or ‘afoul’ had ‘L’ and ‘F’ and ‘U’ and ‘T’ and others had ‘B’ and so forth. I figured I‘d knock out as many as possible and guessed but I probably should have picked a word that didn’t use the ‘O’. Wordle Bot suggested as a better option, but I‘m not sure it’s that much better. Either way, I knew immediately what the answer had to be after that: 为了胜利！

　　今天的成绩：

　　Not bad at all today! I get 1 point for guessing in three and 1 point for beating Wordle Bot, who took four tries today. Thats 2 points! Huzzah!

　　今日词源学

　　The word “about” has a relatively complex etymology. It originated from Old English as the word “abutan” or “onbutan,” which was a combination of the preposition “on” (meaning “on” or “around”) and the adverb “butan” (meaning “outside” or “without”). Over time, these two words merged to form “abutan.”

　　The Old English “abutan” eventually evolved into Middle English, where it appeared as “abouten” or “abuten.” By the 14th century, the “en” ending was dropped, and the word became “about.”

　　The specific origins of the preposition “on” and the adverb “butan” can be traced back to various Germanic and Old Norse roots. “On” can be linked to the Proto-Germanic word “ana,” while “butan” is derived from the Old Norse word “bútan.”

　　Throughout its evolution, the word “about” retained its general meaning of “around” or “surrounding.” It is commonly used to indicate location, direction, or proximity in relation to something else. Additionally, “about” can function as an adverb to indicate approximately or roughly, as in “about 10 oclock” or “about 5 miles.”

　　与我竞争 Wordle！

　　我一直在与我的宿敌 Wordle But 玩 PvP Wordle 的残酷游戏。现在你应该和我对战！我可以做你的克星！（当然还有有用的 Wordle 指南）。如果您订阅了《纽约时报》，您还可以与机器人对战。