See blursday on Wiktionary
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"De l’anglais blursday."
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"ref": "Institut des sciences du vivant Frédéric Joliot, 2022",
"text": "La pandémie de Covid-19 et les mesures de distanciation et de confinement associées ont modifié de façon spectaculaire nos conditions de vie, nos interactions sociales et notre bien-être psychologique, physiologique et économique. Rapidement, le phénomène culturel du « Blursday » a été évoqué par les média anglo-saxons pour désigner le flou qui s'installait sur l'identité des jours et la fusion calendaire ressentie pendant cette période historique."
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"Jour indistinct, flou temporel du à l’isolation, au confinement."
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"Composé de blur, ’s et day, littéralement « jour de flou », par jeu de mot avec Thursday."
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"text": "Today must be blursday because I have no idea what day it is.",
"translation": "Aujourd’hui doit être « jour-di » parce que je n’ai aucune idée quel jour on est."
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"ref": "NPR, 23 novembre 2020",
"text": "The pandemic, racial unrest and natural disasters shaped the English language in countless ways in 2020. So Oxford opted to highlight dozens of terms, including \"Black Lives Matter,\" \"Blursday,\" \"coronavirus,\" \"lockdown,\" \"social distancing\" and \"systemic racism.\""
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"ref": "The Economic Times, 4 décembre 2020",
"text": "Covidiot, Blursday & Zumped: The pandemic introduced humorous new corona-linguo."
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"ref": "« It’s Not Just You: Lockdowns Had Us Living in “Blursday,” Study Says », dansThe Scientist, 26 aout 2022",
"text": "Now, a large team of scientists from around the world has captured what it was like to live in “Blursday,” as they call it: to have it feel as though time ground to a halt due to feelings of isolation."
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"ref": "Noemi Penna, Repubblica.it, 14 septembre 2022",
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"Composé de blur, ’s et day, littéralement « jour de flou », par jeu de mot avec Thursday."
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},
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"ref": "NPR, 23 novembre 2020",
"text": "The pandemic, racial unrest and natural disasters shaped the English language in countless ways in 2020. So Oxford opted to highlight dozens of terms, including \"Black Lives Matter,\" \"Blursday,\" \"coronavirus,\" \"lockdown,\" \"social distancing\" and \"systemic racism.\""
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