See, to be honest even though it might feel like a whole of new stuff at once, it's a pretty small language and so we've almost seen all of the syntactic features thus far so now we'll be able to start focusing more on concepts.

瞧，即使它感觉好像一个新的东西,它是一种相当小的语言,我们迄今看到的几乎所有的语法特征,现在我们将把重点放在概念上。

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

So that explains one of our glitches here, but we have another glitch, and that second glitch comes between nitrogen and oxygen.

那么我们的第一种小偏差已经解释清楚了，但是我们还有另外一种，它在氮和氧之间发生。

麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

The little clicker then, as I said, there will be an electronic device connected to my computer.

我刚才说了,这种小表决器,就是一种电子设备,连接到我的电脑

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So, what you have are small, poor, weak units, and that's a miserable situation.

我们所看到的是微小的,贫穷的,虚弱的小单元,这是一种悲惨的境地

耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

So you can either say that electrons are very, very tiny or that they're never ending, and both are pretty accurate ways to think about what an atom is.

所以你既可以说,原子非常非常小,也可以说它是不会终止的，这两种说法,都是正确的。

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