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climb the social ladder

To improve one's position within the hierarchical structure or makeup of a culture, society, or social environment. Miss Dumfey hopes to climb the social ladder by marrying the local diplomat. John's had a chip on his shoulder from being raised in a trailer park, so climbing the social ladder has been his only aim since leaving home.

social butterfly

Someone who enjoys frequently mingling with other people at social events. Tom's always been something of a social butterfly, so we've never really worried about him making friends or finding his way in the world. She used to be quite the social butterfly, but no one has heard from Sarah in weeks.

social climber

A person who tries to elevate their social status, often through the calculated use of friendships and relationships. Based on his circle of friends, it's obvious that he is nothing more than a social climber.

social justice warrior

A derisive term for someone who supports or upholds very liberal or progressive views on social issues. This phrase typically implies that such a person is overzealous or disingenuous. Often abbreviated SJW. These social justice warriors want to control every aspect of our lives! Betsy used to be pretty moderate in her political views, but she turned into a total social justice warrior in college.

social listening

In marketing, using a business's social media presence to learn what interests customers and how they view the business as a brand, with the goal of identifying trends that can be used to further the business in the future. A lot of big brands now engage in social listening and often end up offering products based on direct consumer suggestions.

the social ladder

The hierarchical structure or makeup of a culture, society, or social environment. Miss Dumfey hopes to improve her standing on the social ladder with a marriage to the baron. It's always hard for high school freshmen to find their place on the social ladder. Mary's had a chip on her shoulder from being raised in a trailer park, so climbing the social ladder has been her only aim since leaving home.

social butterfly

A person who flits from event to event without a care in the world. This derogatory phrase is usually but not always applied to women who “live to party.” Going from one dinner party or ball or benefit to another, they are preoccupied with being the height of fashion and popularity. According to one wonderfully descriptive characterization, a social butterfly has a “brow unfurrowed by care or thought."

词组	social
释义	social climb the social ladder To improve one's position within the hierarchical structure or makeup of a culture, society, or social environment. Miss Dumfey hopes to climb the social ladder by marrying the local diplomat. John's had a chip on his shoulder from being raised in a trailer park, so climbing the social ladder has been his only aim since leaving home. See also: climb, ladder, social social butterfly Someone who enjoys frequently mingling with other people at social events. Tom's always been something of a social butterfly, so we've never really worried about him making friends or finding his way in the world. She used to be quite the social butterfly, but no one has heard from Sarah in weeks. See also: butterfly, social social climber A person who tries to elevate their social status, often through the calculated use of friendships and relationships. Based on his circle of friends, it's obvious that he is nothing more than a social climber. See also: social social justice warrior A derisive term for someone who supports or upholds very liberal or progressive views on social issues. This phrase typically implies that such a person is overzealous or disingenuous. Often abbreviated SJW. These social justice warriors want to control every aspect of our lives! Betsy used to be pretty moderate in her political views, but she turned into a total social justice warrior in college. See also: justice, social, warrior social listening In marketing, using a business's social media presence to learn what interests customers and how they view the business as a brand, with the goal of identifying trends that can be used to further the business in the future. A lot of big brands now engage in social listening and often end up offering products based on direct consumer suggestions. See also: listen, social the social ladder The hierarchical structure or makeup of a culture, society, or social environment. Miss Dumfey hopes to improve her standing on the social ladder with a marriage to the baron. It's always hard for high school freshmen to find their place on the social ladder. Mary's had a chip on her shoulder from being raised in a trailer park, so climbing the social ladder has been her only aim since leaving home. See also: ladder, social Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. social butterfly A person who flits from event to event without a care in the world. This derogatory phrase is usually but not always applied to women who “live to party.” Going from one dinner party or ball or benefit to another, they are preoccupied with being the height of fashion and popularity. According to one wonderfully descriptive characterization, a social butterfly has a “brow unfurrowed by care or thought." See also: butterfly, social Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price See also: climb the social ladder the social ladder tag and rag ragtag and bobtail rag, tag, and bobtail bobtail social butterfly Black Twitter twitter SJW References in periodicals archive If we don't fix Social Security, our children will pay the price--literally. Should Social Security be partly privatized? President Bush wants to let workers invest part of their Social Security taxes in private accounts Currently, Social Security's benefits continue for as long as a retiree lives (and throughout the lifetime of a surviving spouse, as well). Gambling on the future "Social Security was never intended to be an individual retirement account. Privatizing Social Security: do African Americans stand to gain from President Bush's controversial plan? Social-academic goals are "cognitive representations of desired social outcomes that have an impact in academics" (McCollum, 2006, p. Gender differences in students' social goals However, the choice to elect early Social Security benefit payments at this age results in a reduction of the Social Security benefit otherwise payable at the full retirement age. Electing Social Security early: a variable annuity with guaranteed withdrawal benefits can make up for taking lower Social Security benefits at age 62 10-14: International Conference: Social Work in Health and Mental Health; Hong Kong; www.swh2006.com Foreign calendar ITEM: The White House website, in a section called "Strengthening Social Security for Future Generations," boasts: "Social Security was one of the great moral successes of the 20th century by providing a critical foundation of income for retired and disabled workers." Social Security con job Keywords: Indigenization, recontextualization, China, social work development, Basil Bernstein The politics of indigenization: a case study of development of social work in China It would be wrong to imagine that social history was unique in expanding the notion of power in this way. From hegemony to governmentality: changing conceptions of power in social history Usually a taxpayer can exclude workers' compensation from his or her gross income but may be required to include Social Security benefits, including disability benefits. Taxing workers' comp Editorial will include articles on human strengths and virtues, personal and social well-being, teaching, new theoretical and methodological approaches, and counseling and psychotherapy. Three new journals in 2006 from Psychology Press Morgan's book Rethinking Social Realism could not have appeared at a better time. Stacy I. Morgan. Rethinking Social Realism: African American Art and Literature, 1930-1953 One key concept presented in \|he class was social networking analysis (SNA). Social networking analysis: one of the first steps in net-centric operations M was 62 and receiving Social Security retirement benefits in 1997. SE earnings reduced social security benefits The time seems ripe for the concept off social capital and what is known about its relationship to employment chances to make the jump from sociology to the field off vocational rehabilitation and counseling for persons with disability. Disability and employment: considering the importance of social capital
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