Rande Janus says people come into his wine store looking for macarons after they taste them at a friend's house or a party or a wedding.

VOA: special.2010.04.12

It's not as though the number two is something that you see or hear or taste or could bump into.

数字2不是,你能看到或听到或尝到或遇到的东西

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Which style or which taste do you want?

你想要什么风格或味道的？

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They tend to buy fillets or steaks. Kakutani says that means Americans haven't tried a lot of fish that taste best cooked whole, like branzino,sea bream, striped bass and mackerel.

VOA: standard.2010.07.14

How do we prove the existence of things we can't see or hear or taste and so forth?

我们如何能证明那些,我们无法依靠五感感知的事物呢

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The next passage: "Taste is the faculty of the judging of an object or a method of representing it by an entirely disinterested satisfaction or dissatisfaction."

下一篇：，“品尝是另一种判断事物或方法的感官作用,它表现为彻底的，公正的满足,或不满足“

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Is that type the common man ? is it found in democracies; those of acquired taste and money as in aristocracies; the warrior; ? or even the priest as in theocracies?

那属于一般大众类型吗,存在于民主之中吗;,或是存于那些得体且富有的,如贵族，战士或甚至是神父中;,如同神权政治吗？

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And if that's the case, why in the world would--can we justify all that shipping, all the excess energy to taste, to ship water in from France, rather then just buying something local or drinking water out of the tap?

既然如此,为什么还会有世界范围的进出口呢,为什么还要浪费能源,从法国进口呢,而不是买当地的品牌,或是直接喝水龙头里的水呢

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In particular, as I've mentioned previously, i think there are mysteries and puzzles about the nature of consciousness, The qualitative aspect of experience, what it's like to smell coffee or taste pineapple or see red.

如我之前所言,我认为特别是那些,对于意识本质的研究,还存在许多奥秘和难题,拿定性的体验来说,闻咖啡,吃菠萝,看到红色,具体是什么感觉

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It's not something we taste or touch or smell or hear.

我们无法尝到摸到闻到或者听到

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What's it like to smell coffee or to taste pineapple?"

闻咖啡和尝菠萝又是怎么样的感觉

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So when we say, he says invisible things can't be destroyed, he means the things that you can't see or touch or hear or feel, whatever it is, see, touch, smell, taste.

所以当我们说，他说无形的东西不可毁灭，他的意思是你看不见摸不着,听不见也感觉不到的东西，看，摸，问，尝所有这些。

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Or, you like math now but then you lose your taste in math, and you become the kind of person perhaps who's interested in Chinese poetry, whatever it is.

或者你失去对数学的原有兴趣，变成那种,对中国诗词感兴趣的人。

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