What is the meaning of "sin-bin"?
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The sin-bin is a penalty box. The term is used in hockey all the time.
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Asterisk.\n\nAnd don't give the points to Smiddy, he posted first but he modified his answer. :-)
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"Illegitimis non carborundum"\n\n(Phrase Origins)\n\n\n\n   Yes, this means "Don't let the bastards grind you down", but it\nis not real Latin; it is a pseudo-Latin joke.\n\n   "Carborundum" is a trademark for a very hard substance composed\nof silicon carbide, used in grinding.  (The name "Carborundum" is a\nblend of "carbon" and "corundum".  "Corundum" denotes aluminium\noxide, and comes to English from Tamil _kuruntam_; it is related to\nSanskrit _kuruvinda_ = "ruby".)  "The "-ndum" ending suggests the\nLatin gerundive, which is used to express desirability of the\nactivity denoted by the verb, as in _Nil desperandum_ = "nothing to\nbe despaired of"; _addendum_ = "(thing) fit to be added";\n_corrigendum_ = "(thing) fit to be corrected"; and the name Amanda,\nfrom _amanda_ = "fit to be loved").\n\n   _Illegitimis_ is the dative plural of _illegitimus_ =\n"illegitimate"; the gerundive in Latin correctly takes the dative to\ndenote the agent.  _Illegitimus_ could conceivably mean "bastard" in\nLatin, but was not the usual word for it:  _Follett World-Wide Latin\nDictionary_ (Follett, 1967) gives _nothus homo_ for bastard of known\nfather, and _spurius_ for bastard of unknown father.\n\n   The phrase seems to have originated with British army\nintelligence early in World War II.  It was popularized when U.S.\ngeneral Joseph W. "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell (1883-1946) adopted it as\nhis motto.  Various variant forms are in circulation.\n\n\nSource: [Mark Israel, 'Phrase Origins: "Illegitimis non carborundum"', The alt.usage.english FAQ file,(line 4970), (29 Sept 1997)]
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It is a noun derived from the adjective ambiguous, meaning the state of being ambiguous.\nAmbiguous is derived from the very similar Latin word 'ambiguus' which can mean "changeable, doubtful, ambiguous, wavering, fickle; treacherous, or unethical".\nAmbiguus is itself taken from the Latin verb 'ambigere' meaning to be undecided (literally means 'to lead/drive two ways').
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Are you kidding me? Sin(x) is awesome! I totally love sinx-ing  those sexy numbers :)\n\nI sinxed pi the other day, and it totally melted away.
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well it depends on the metal the bin is made of. If its made of a metal below Zn in the electrochemical series, then the Zn is oxidised (rusts) in preference to the metal the bin is made of. This is known a sacrificial protection, as the layer of Zn is 'sacrificed'
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This is the latin equivalent to corporation. It means anonymous society (sociate anonyme) The CD probaly refers to the country in which the organization is incorporated
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it means why would anyone crack a nut with a sledgehammer and waste all that energy and get no fruit for their labor when they could've used a nut cracker and expended less energy and got all the fruit for their labor.\n\nLemme get them 10 points ... please.
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It means stupid or dump....\nIn some senses people might use to indicate the other meaning of sth ,,which is not the real fact
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It's sometimes short for "C deez nuts?"\n\nSorry to be vulgar, but that's the truth.
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At birth - to reomve the first sin ASAP. \nThe name - that is sth different. Changing the name, in literature, sometimes signify the change of personality, of wievs, new role, destiny - like in a bible...
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If you mean what does WORM stand for, it can have any of the following meanings:\n\nWrite-Once, Read-Many\nWrite Once Read Memory\nWrite Only-Read Many
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A bin card is a way to monitor inventory that one may have in stock.  It's kinda like a library card that keeps track of books, with the history of that items receipts and dispersments on it.\nMost organizations that have been modernized have a computer program to do all of this, but the logic is still the same.  It also has reorder points placed on it to notify when to reorder.\nIt's still a reliable system of managing inventory, and the concept is still in wide use, even if a computer system is in place.
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The tool of sin was created to let human understand their imperfections and to point towards a higher plane of consciousness.\n\nBut the human mind wrongly reads and keeps him busy in showing him other's sins
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bin is a CD/DVD image file and it has the image (i.e exact copy of data) of the Disc So you can only write 1 bin file on only 1 cd/DVD (if you want the disc to be read normally after burning the bin file)\n And so you know now why you can't select 2 bin files for burning on a single disc.\n As you have 2 bin files you will require 2 discs to write on to it in a readable format.
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It's slang for "damn."
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Depends a bit on whether you are using "sin" as a noun or as a verb.\n\nAs a VERB:\n"sin" has to do with one or more of the following:\n1) violating a law (esp God's law)\n2) disobeying a superior (esp. God)\n3) offending someone(another human being and/or God), that is committing an offense against them\n\nSo antonyms would include:\nOBEY\nHONOR\n\n------------\n\nFor the NOUN, which means "violation of the law, disobedience, immoral acts, evildoing/wrongdoing, offense", etc, try:\nOBEDIENCE\nRIGHTEOUSNESS\nGOODNESS\nVIRTUE\nMORALITY\nLAWKEEPING