Meaning of bozone | Babel Free
ˈboʊzoʊnExamples
“The official report⟳ didn't mention⟳ it, but I suspect⟳ that there was an unusual odor in the air when this guy was caught. No, I'm not alking about the drugs—I think⟳ it was the distinctive smell⟳ of bozone.”
“But attaining wisdom, despite our possible "bozone" layers, should still be a priority in our lives.”
““Is there a bozone layer over your school?””
“Elliot referred to the speed⟳ bump level of management as the bozone layer. If Elliot was the get⟳ 'em guy guru; George Devine was lord of the bozone layer.”
“I call⟳ it the bozone layer. It's a symptom of the immune system, a fog of inertia that infects people who are stuck in status quo thinking. It is designed to resist⟳ the process⟳ mind⟳. Managers in the bozone layer find⟳ it difficult to accept⟳ new thinking, as discovered in Daniel Kahneman's (psychologist and winner of the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences) research⟳, especially if the thinking breaks though the bozone layer and sheds light⟳ on problems that have⟳ been there all along.”
“(see⟳ title)”
“We knew that the direct⟳ and indirect schemes of the DIA, its thick bozone, had created our intergenerational catastrophes.”
CEFR level
B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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