Paparazzi is an example of an eponym that is derived from a ch name.

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Paparazzo is a role in the film, called La Dolce Vita, which was r in 1960.

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Set in R , La Dolce Vita tells of the story of the writer of a popular newspaper column f celebrity g p.

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Paparazzo was a ph who cooperated with the writer to

r l the secrets of celebrities.

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Afterwards, paparazzi, the plural form of paparazzo, became an eponym, re to all the reporters who

ch celebrities around.

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Photoshop is an example of product-based eponyms. They are br names that are commonly used to describe other

si products, or an ac .

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Photoship is an i -e software program, created by Ad Inc.

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Photoshop can cr , m y, or di co images and photographs.

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Since its release in (a)   , Photoshop has become the

st software used by photographers and designers.

Over time, people began to use “Photoshop” as a v to mean “to e a photo.”

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People could say, “The picture has been photoshopped,” (a)   (不管實際上用了什麼軟體)(翻譯) .

Even though Adobe was not pleased ___ ____ b , the eponym has become too popular for them to stop its

w d u e.

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Language is c changing (a)   (隨著新字的被採用 )(翻譯).

Besides, humans are smart enough to t (a)   a e uses for ex words (想出舊字的別種用法).