• Now if you smiled to-- or make three people smile, and these three people-- each one makes three other people smile.

    如果-,感染了三个人,这三个人-,每个人又引起另外三人发

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  • You just can't help but smile throughout the entire show and that's the kind of stuff I enjoy watching.

    整部剧让止不住从头到尾,我就是喜欢看这种。

    喜欢的电视节目 - SpeakingMax英语口语达人

  • Within 20 degrees of separation from you initial smile to the three people, the entire world will be smiling.

    只需要20度的分隔,从容感染三个人开始,全世界就会起来。

    哈佛公开课 - 幸福课课程节选

  • And his big finding is that you could separate people-- you could separate the question of laughter from the question of a joke or the question of humor.

    他有一个重大的发现,可以区分…,可以区分什么是,什么是玩,什么是幽默。

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • And a few seconds later, he says "Mr. Bernstein, you don't expect me to keep my promises, do you?" And Berstein laughs like the little toady that he is and says, "Oh, yes!"

    几秒之后他说,伯恩斯丁先生,不希望我,恪守承诺吧,不是么,伯恩斯丁了“

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  • But, in the meantime, what you have is the continual reproduction of that yell, that laugh, that "wow," that "yes," that "that's all right," all those things that they say just to register their existence and their relation with one another.

    但同时,听到看到的只是不断重复的,叫喊,,“哇“,“是“,“对极了“,所有这些都只是用来显示他们的存在,和他们之间的关系。

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  • Now, if you were listing the parts of the body, you would list the teeth, you would list the lips, you would list the gums, you would list the tongue, but you wouldn't list the smile.

    如果要罗列完成这个动作牵涉到的身体部位,也许会列举牙齿,嘴唇,会列举牙龈,舌头,但不会列举出

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • You know, even some goes pass you on the street and you don't smile ostensibly you don't smile-- there are certain micro-muscles in your face that are moving that actually make you feel better.

    即使路人与擦身而过时,,表面上没有-,但面部的细微肌肉,会收缩,让感觉更好。

    哈佛公开课 - 幸福课课程节选

  • So, if you smile at somebody, and you just hate their guts but you want to smile at them, it's--unless you're quite gifted it's difficult to fake a really good, really happy smile.

    所以,对某人微很讨厌他们,但要对他们微,除非很有天赋,很难去假,伪装真正的微

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • Children are particularly influenced by the contagiousness of laughter, but just in general, if you hear somebody laughing, like the kids you saw before, it's the sort of thing that could easily make you laugh.

    孩子特别容易,受声的感染,但普遍来说,如果听到有人,像们刚才看到的小孩子,这样的事物很容易引

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • And Piaget's claim was one reason why they're surprised at peek-a-boo is you go-- you look at a kid, the kid's smiling and go, "Oh, peek-a-boo," and you close--and you cover your face and the kid says, "He's gone."

    皮亚杰认为,他们对捉迷藏感到惊奇的一个原因便是,凭空消失了,看着婴儿,婴儿会对你笑,然后和他玩捉迷藏,"躲猫猫",用双手遮住了的脸,婴儿会以为,"他不见了"

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • When you're in a group doing something terribly aggressive and you are not--you don't feel like you're at risk you might laugh and laughter is a signal to other members of your group as a signal of solidarity and what you're doing together.

    在群体在做具有强烈攻击性的行为时,不会觉得自己有危险,,你笑是向其他群体成员传达一个信号,们团结一致,共同进退。

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • Someone smiles-- makes you smile.

    别人会引起

    哈佛公开课 - 幸福课课程节选

  • This is what--this is where the humor for that baby comes in, which is you couldn't predict when the sound was coming and some aspect of that was what made it so funny then, what elicited the laughter.

    这就是…,为什么那些婴儿那么好,因为猜不到他们什么时候会,因此我们才觉得好,引起我们大

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

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