英語學習 minister without portfolio post ； As a noun or verb, "snark" means mocking irreverence, cutting sarcasm, or snide criticism. 「No takeies-backsies」（經常被戲謔地誤讀為「no taksies backsies」）是一個俚語短語，意思是一旦達成交易、承諾或交換，就不能取消或更改。這是一項最終的、不可更改的協議——就像遊樂場的合約一樣，將雙方永久約束在一起。

Presidential order removes Yang Jen-ni from minister without portfolio post
總統令解除楊的不管部長職務




-----「snark」

. Linguistics & Behavior

As a noun or verb, "snark" means mocking irreverence, cutting sarcasm, or snide criticism. [1, 2]

• Etymology: It is a back-formation from the word snarky. Its modern usage was famously popularized by Lewis Carroll’s 1874 nonsense poem, The Hunting of the Snark. [1, 2]

「No takeies-backsies」（經常被戲謔地誤讀為「no taksies backsies」）是一個俚語短語，意思是一旦達成交易、承諾或交換，就不能取消或更改。這是一項最終的、不可更改的協議——就像遊樂場的合約一樣，將雙方永久約束在一起。以下是這個概念的運作方式：核心定義：反悔：指收回某物或違背承諾的行為。 「禁止反悔」：一條口頭規則，聲明嚴格禁止改變主意或撤銷交易。常見範例：物品交換：如果你用鉛筆和朋友換鋼筆，說「禁止反悔」代表如果你後悔了，以後不能回鉛筆。做出承諾：如果你的朋友同意幫你搬家，說「禁止反悔」可以確保他們不能在最後一刻取消。變體：「禁止反悔」：該短語更常見、更日常的版本。 「禁止反悔」：一個更簡短、更俏皮的變體，常用於兒童脈絡中。這個短語起源於兒童遊戲和遊樂場規則，在這些遊戲中，規則是透過口頭方式快速確立的。

"No takesies-backsies" (often playfully mispronounced as "no taksies backsies") is a slang phrase meaning once a deal, promise, or trade is made, it cannot be canceled or changed. It is a firm, final agreement—like a playground contract that locks both parties in permanently. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Here is how the concept works:

Core Definitions

• Takesies-backsies: The act of taking something back or going back on a promise.
• "No" takesies-backsies: A spoken rule declaring that changing one's mind or undoing a transaction is strictly prohibited. [1, 2, 3]

Common Examples

• Trading items: If you trade a pencil for a friend's pen, saying "no takesies-backsies" means you can't ask for your pencil back later if you regret the trade.
• Making a promise: If your friend agrees to help you move, saying "no takesies-backsies" ensures they can't cancel at the last minute. [1, 2, 3]

Variations

• "No take-backs": A slightly more common, everyday version of the phrase.
• "No backsies": A shorter, playful variation often used in childish contexts. [1, 2, 3]

The phrase traces its roots back to children's games and playground logic, where rules were established quickly and verbally. [1, 2, 3]