fritz
弗里茨,弗里兹,弗利兹,弗里奇
Definitions
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- : fritz out, Informal. to become inoperable.
Examples
Mondale — who went by the nickname “Fritz” — was a pillar of Minnesota Democratic politics for a generation, and came to national prominence in 1976 when then-Georgia Governor Carter selected Mondale as his running mate.
The third is that, even without a PhD, you see a problem with Fritz’s analysis.
Fritz’s PhD allows him to do the math himself, he assures you, but he passes along a formula that he derived from Excel.
Michael immediately saw how to incorporate it into the K-theory that he and Fritz had developed, and he quickly had the statement of the general index theorem in hand.
Though that can generate huge waves offshore, it doesn’t do too much in terms of raising sea level far away from the coast, says Fritz.
Hitchcock also met Fritz Lang, who was later to work in Hollywood.
And then she tasted the Fritz Briem Berliner Weisse 1809, and everything changed.
I ordered the same beer she had, and for the next two hours, we drank this refreshing brew: Fritz Briem Berliner Weisse “1809.”
In a comic moment, one man suffered a brain fritz and said he had read something about the defendant being “related to Obama.”
McMahon, who succeeds Fritz Winans, was the former CEO of St. John.
Balsamo waited until Fritz returned, when he went back to the private inner house, fastening all the doors.
Fritz is lodged there; has a magnificent bed: poor young fellow, he alone now makes the business of any meaning to us.
We would see Fritz disappear round a traverse and we simply could not stand still and let him go, or let the other fellow get him.
He arrests, punishes and banishes, where there is trace of cooperation or connection with Deserter Fritz and his schemes.
In certain sordid times, even a "Failure of a Fritz" is better than some Successes that are going.