In any case, since Brooks does constantly use these terms, I have to overcome embarrassment and at least at times use them myself.

无论如何，由于布鲁克斯来回来去地用这两个词，那我就必须不怕尴尬，至少也要自己运用一次，讲给你们听。

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

Just put the question behind the two words, "do you" and you can ask anything.

把问题放在“do you”这两个词后面，你就可以随便问了。

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You know, "I'd like to go in this way"; all those resonances in those two words.

我想这样“,所有的共鸣都在这两个词里。

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And those words mean different things: immunogenic means that it stimulates your immune system for a response; pathogenic means that it causes a disease.

这两个词有不同的意义,免疫效应是指,刺激免疫系统产生免疫应答,致病性意指它能使你患病

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The style of warfare that emerges in this period, apparently for the first time, is what we call the hoplite phalanx and each half of that needs to be explained.

显然,这个时期第一次出现了,一种独特的战争形式,那就是重步兵方阵,我来给大家分别解释下这两个词

耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

The two words co-refer.

这两个词互相指代

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That could be an epigraph on this course, if you like, because in the end when this Civil War will finally come both sides will say over and over and over again that they are only fighting for liberty.

你愿意的话,也可以把这两个词记下来,因为在最后,当内战最终打响的时候,双方都会一遍又一遍地重申,他们只是为了自由而战

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I'll just tell you that Tennyson thought cellar door the two most beautiful words in the English language were "cellar door" and that audible beauty was his preoccupation in the making of poetry.

我想说的是，塔尼森认为,英语中最动人的两个词是“,这是他对于追求诗歌听觉效果的执念。

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So, when you see the word Colonia in late Roman history, it's talking about something very, very different from what we're talking about.

当你在罗马史中看到Colonia这个词的时候,这与我们所说的,是两个完全不同的概念

耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

So, "Dogs" and "Complained" are one word, but two morphemes and what this means is that you make the word by putting together two morphemes.

因此,"狗狗们"和"抱怨的",都是由两个语素组成的单一词,这也就意味着,你将两个语素组合在一起成为了一个词

耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

Now Brooks then uses these terms in ways that should be familiar to us, as I say. We have now been amply exposed to them in reading Jakobson and de Man.

而就想我之前说过的那样，布鲁克斯，用一种我们熟悉的方式运用这两个词,我们在读雅各布森和德曼的著作时已经充分见识过了。

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