And this is very much deliberate on our part so you just don't feel that inevitable angst when it comes to asking what you think is a dumb question and probably isn't, but you don't need to disclose your name.

这在我们的角度上来说是非常深思熟虑的,所以你们不要认为那是必然的麻烦,当问了一个你认为是愚蠢的问题,或者可能不是，但是你不必要,公开你的名字。

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

and you're feeling a certain way that you feel like you shouldn't be feeling.

当你产生了一种你认为不该产生的感觉时，也可以使用这个句型。

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It's not simple to buy, generally, when everybody thinks you're wrong The more people that think you're wrong, the better you're going to do in the long run.

通常情况下，当别人都觉得你不该买时，你越不容易下决心买,认为你不该买的人越多，从长远角度来说你越应该买。

耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

So, when you hear a sentence like, " "John thinks that Bill likes him," in a fraction of a second you realize that this means that John thinks that Bill likes John.

所以，当你听到下面这样的句子，“约翰认为比尔喜欢他“,你马上就能领会,这话的意思是,约翰认为比尔喜欢约翰。

耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

When you've got a view about cause and effect that works this way-- for everything that happens, there's some earlier thing that caused it to happen such that given that earlier cause, the event had to follow-- that's a deterministic picture.

当你认为因和果,是以这种方式互相作用的,对于所发生的一切,总有些事先发生,然后它们导致这些事发生,于是一旦给定了前因,这些后果必定会接着发生,这是一个决定论的图景

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The point I've got in mind here is this-- even when you think you're perfectly safe, you could of course die of a stroke.

我脑中所想的重点是-,即便是当你认为自己十分安全的时候，你当然也有可能死于中风。

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