n.新词，新语汇，新义

The term "cybernetic" was coined by Norbert Wiener, who combined the Greek words for "steersman" and "navigator.
这个术语是由诺伯特·维纳创造的，他将希腊语中的“舵手”和“航海者”结合在一起。
The neologism "infomercial" emerged in the 1970s to describe television advertisements that blend sales pitches with entertainment. "信息商业广告"这个新词在20世纪70年代出现，用来描述将销售宣传与娱乐相结合的电视广告。
A recent neologism in the field of linguistics is "clickbait," referring to headlines designed to attract clicks without providing substantial content.
语言学领域的一个新词是"点击诱饵"，指的是吸引点击但内容不充实的标题。
The concept of "mindfulness" as a practice for mental well-being is a relatively new neologism that has gained widespread acceptance. "正念"作为一种促进心理健康的实践，是一个相对较新的词汇，已广为接受。
The term "staycation" was invented during the economic recession to describe taking a vacation at home instead of traveling. "居家度假"这个词是在经济衰退期间创造的，用来形容在家度假而不是外出旅行。
The advent of social media gave rise to the neologism "selfie," referring to a photograph taken of oneself.
社交媒体的兴起催生了"自拍"这个词，指自己拍摄的照片。
The term "greenwashing" refers to companies exaggerating or misrepresenting their environmentally friendly practices for marketing purposes. "绿色洗脑"这个词指的是公司为了营销目的夸大或误导其环保做法的行为。
The expression "phubbing" was coined to describe the act of ignoring someone in favor of a mobile phone, typically during a social interaction. "低头族"这个词用来描述在社交互动中忽视他人而专注于手机的行为。
Blockchain" is a neologism that describes the decentralized digital ledger technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. "区块链"是一个新词，用于描述比特币等加密货币背后的分布式数字账本技术。
The term "microaggression" was introduced to describe subtle, often unintentional acts that marginalize or offend certain groups, particularly in discussions of race and gender. "微攻击"这个词被引入来描述那些可能无意间边缘化或冒犯特定群体的微妙行为，尤其是在种族和性别讨论中。