起源于1932年的英语词汇列表
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snazzy（adj.）
"时髦的，浮华的"，1932年，美国俚语，可能是 snappy 和 jazzy 的混合。
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stem（v.3）
in verbal phrase stems from "arises from, has origins in," is by 1932, American English, perhaps from now-obsolete stem (v.) "rise, mount up" (hence "have origin in"), attested from 1570s, from stem (n.). Or it might be influenced by or a translation of German stammen aus "come from," also probably a figurative sense. Compare stem (n.) in the sense of "stock of a family, line of descent." The verb stem meaning "remove the stem of" is by 1873.
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stroganoff（adj.）
“Stroganoff”是一道牛肉菜品，用酸奶油调制，起源于1932年，源自法语。其名称来自一位著名俄罗斯家族的名字，通常认为是专门为纪念外交官 Paul Stroganov 伯爵（1774-1817）而设。
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stumblebum（n.）
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tape-recorder（n.）
"device for recording sound on magnetic tape," by 1932, from tape (n.) + recorder (n.1) "measuring apparatus." Earlier it meant "device for recording data on ticker tape" (1892), perhaps suggested by tape (n.) in an earlier mechanical sense in printing machines (by 1884).
Tape-record (v.) is attested from 1950. Tape-delay "interval between recording and playback" is attested by 1968. Tape deck (n.) is by 1949.
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technocrat（n.）
1932年，由 technocracy（见相关词条）反推而来。相关词汇： Technocratic。
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telecommunication（n.）
1932年，源自法语 télécommunication（见 tele- + communication）。相关词汇： Telecommunications。
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Telex
1932年，“一种电传打字机通信系统”，源自 tel(etype) ex(change)。
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temps perdu（n.）
French, "time lost," the past seen nostalgically, 1932, always an allusion to Proust.
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testee（n.）