US /ˈmɛnʃən/
・UK /'menʃn/
Philosophers often rely on what's known as the use-mention distinction.
The use-mention distinction is helpful when we talk about sensitive or taboo words, because we have to use them in order to talk about them.
And afterwards, they'll say, "I'm surprised you didn't mention it." And they'll say, "Well, I didn't want to bring it up as though she's not thinking about it." It, it can be so meaningful.
friend and afterwards I'll say, “I'm surprised you didn't mention it.”
Not once during this movie or Home Alone do the two crooks ever mention Kevin's name.
Not once during this movie or "Home Alone" do the two crooks ever mention Kevin’s name.
I'll mention it quickly again now.
I'll mention it quickly again now.
The audits reported some incidents that involve what the company calls involuntary labor, but didn't mention exactly how many or where these incidents occurred.
but didn't mention exactly how many
Oh, yeah. Sorry, I forgot to mention that.
Oh, yeah, sorry, I forgot to mention that.
>> YOU MENTION CLIMATE.
MENTION.
If you are a complete beginner and you start reading rules about tenses in English and prepositions, it will be very hard to remember them, not to mention use them.
If you are a complete beginner and you start reading rules about tenses in English and prepositions, it will be very hard to remember them, not to mention use them.
I'm far from the first to notice or mention that many of his films reference film itself—that, for example, the Inception team bears a strong resemblance to a film crew.
or mention that many of his films
And not to mention, it's fucking hard to market.
and not to mention it's fucking hard to market.