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词汇 trigger warning
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Definition of trigger warning in English:

trigger warning

noun
  • A statement at the start of a piece of writing, video, etc. alerting the reader or viewer to the fact that it contains potentially distressing material (often used to introduce a description of such content)

    there probably should be a trigger warning for people dealing with grief
    trigger warning: sexual assault discussed very bluntly
    Example sentencesExamples
    • According to a New York Times report, college students are now requesting "trigger warnings" from professors.
    • An op-ed in the student paper suggested that study of "The Great Gatsby" should require trigger warnings about violence and gore.
    • This article should have a trigger warning.
    • I have a follower on Tumblr who has requested that posts about self-harm be marked with trigger warnings because they cause him anxiety.
    • This second video comes with a heavy trigger warning, as it shows a great many clips to emphasize her points.
    • Trigger warning: Sexual assault descriptions.
    • The most vociferous criticism has focused on trigger warnings for materials that have an established place on syllabuses across the country.
    • Trigger warnings have been used on the Internet for a long time, first appearing on feminist websites visited by victims of sexual attacks.
    • To be fair, Bring the Noize should probably come with a trigger warning for photosensitive epilepsy, but other than that the video seems fairly harmless.
    • Any mention of tech buses in San Francisco should come with a trigger warning, because pretty much every discussion surrounding the massive, much-maligned vehicles comes fully equipped with deep contention.

Definition of trigger warning in US English:

trigger warning

noun
  • A statement at the start of a piece of writing, video, etc., alerting the reader or viewer to the fact that it contains potentially distressing material (often used to introduce a description of such content)

    there probably should be a trigger warning for people dealing with grief
    trigger warning: sexual assault discussed very bluntly
    Example sentencesExamples
    • According to a New York Times report, college students are now requesting "trigger warnings" from professors.
    • An op-ed in the student paper suggested that study of "The Great Gatsby" should require trigger warnings about violence and gore.
    • To be fair, Bring the Noize should probably come with a trigger warning for photosensitive epilepsy, but other than that the video seems fairly harmless.
    • Trigger warning: Sexual assault descriptions.
    • This article should have a trigger warning.
    • I have a follower on Tumblr who has requested that posts about self-harm be marked with trigger warnings because they cause him anxiety.
    • The most vociferous criticism has focused on trigger warnings for materials that have an established place on syllabuses across the country.
    • Any mention of tech buses in San Francisco should come with a trigger warning, because pretty much every discussion surrounding the massive, much-maligned vehicles comes fully equipped with deep contention.
    • Trigger warnings have been used on the Internet for a long time, first appearing on feminist websites visited by victims of sexual attacks.
    • This second video comes with a heavy trigger warning, as it shows a great many clips to emphasize her points.
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