真的那塊石頭
這一支就是核心畫面本身,摸得到、看得到。
noun · B2
A large stone put in place at the bottom of a new building, usually set there by an important guest as part of a ceremony, and often cut with the date on it.
奠基石
Picture the very first big stone going into the ground before a building exists. Someone important sets it in place, the date is cut into its face, and then everything else is built on top of it. It stays at the bottom, out of sight, holding up what came later. Both uses of the phrase can be thought of as that one stone: the thing that went in first, and that the rest now stands on.
Two branches
真的那塊石頭
這一支就是核心畫面本身,摸得到、看得到。
noun · B2
A large stone put in place at the bottom of a new building, usually set there by an important guest as part of a ceremony, and often cut with the date on it.
奠基石
撐住其他東西的根本
把房子換成一個想法、一門學問、一項事業,石頭的位置和工作完全沒變:在最底下撐著。
noun · B2
A fact, idea, rule, or skill that everything else is built on, so that without it the rest could not stand.
基石、根基