@ethanwhite I do a fair amount of reviews and it happens quite frequently that authors cite a paper that doesn't actually support their argument, i.e. they never actually read it, or didn't read it properly. I can only imagine this will increase in future.
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The German wird "Zeug" means "stuff".@yuliyan @jensclasen
Thanks!In English we use 'mouthpiece' for the part you blow into on a brass instrument .
There is also 'codpiece'!
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The German wird "Zeug" means "stuff".@jensclasen
Is it similar with words that end with -stück ? I can think of Frühstück, which means breakfast but literally translates as 'early piece'.It is too early in the morning for me to think of other examples...