These anachronisms and confused chronologies in the patriarchal stories are the rule rather than the exception in their view, and they are evidence of a very late date of composition.
在他们看来,这些年代错误和混乱的时间线,在族长故事中是普遍现象而不是例外,明显是十分近代的作品。
It was just a big hangout in the 60s and the 70s for a lot of young people.
在六七十年代,对许多年轻人来说,这儿就是他们经常光顾的地方。
One thing was that he said that they shorted the Internet stocks in the late 1990s.
他说的其中一件事是,他们在90年代末做空了互联网概念股
We still have the Quakers, we have the Baptists, but there are, of course, many groups thriving in the 1640s that have absolutely faded from the religious scene: the Ranters, the Familists, and the Muggletonians.
还是有贵格会,浸礼会,但当然有很多派系在17世纪40年代繁荣,他们完全退出了宗教舞台:,浮嚣派,家庭派,马格莱顿教。
They already held Siberia and they reached the Pacific Ocean in the 1640s.
他们已经控制了西伯利亚,在15世纪40年代,其势力已经到达太平洋西岸
There was no good reason in the world that an abolitionist in the 1830s, '40s, and even the '50s, had any right to believe they would see the end of slavery in their lifetime.
然而在这世上并不存在一个好理由,使一个十九世纪三十年代,四十年代甚至五十年代的废奴者,几乎不可能相信,他们在有生之年会看到奴隶制的终结
It's something like what we had in the '30s, although they have other institutions that protect homebuyers, so they don't see the turmoil that we saw in the 1930s.
就像我们上世纪30年代的一样,但是他们有另外的机构来保护购房者,因此他们没有经历我们在30年代的动荡
It turned out to be kind of wrong because in the 1880s they started building so many houses in response to the demand that there was eventually a crash; but somehow people got this idea at some time.
结果证明这错了,因为在19世纪80年代,为迎合需求,他们建造了很多房屋,结果却崩溃了,但不知为何,人们有时就是会突发奇想
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