你的前额很烫。你发烧了吗？

Your forehead's burning. Have you got a fever?

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你发烧了—你看过医生吗？

You're burning up—have you seen a doctor?

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她把那些信都烧了以便永远不让她丈夫看见。

She burned the letters so that her husband would never read them.

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But, you know, his experiment wasn't so great, and, you know, maybe had a fever when he did the reference point with 96, whatever. It turns out that it's not 96 to 9 be in good health, it's 98.6 -- whatever.

但是他的实验做得并不特别好，也许他测定96度的参考点时,发了烧还是怎么，总之健康人的体温,不是96度，而是。

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The classic moral hazard problem is the problem that you give fire insurance on a house and someone burns down the house in order to collect the insurance.

有个经典的道德风险的例子就是,给一栋房子投保了火险,有人就可能会烧了这栋房子,以获得保险赔付

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