And inevitably, something new comes along, a new idea, a new fashion, a new country, a new world, whatever.

然而不可避免的是新事物的出现，一个新想法，一种新时尚，一个新国家，一个新世界等等等等。

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New Englanders know something about attachment to place, and so did people from the low country, South Carolina.

新英格兰居民对家乡有着深切的眷恋,位于低地区域的南卡罗来纳人也一样

耶鲁公开课 - 美国内战与重建课程节选

Because of the wide spread belief that it was the new deal which saves the country and got us out of the depression.

因为大家普遍都这样认为,是新政,救了美国,让我们脱离经济衰退。

斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

Now, you may know that New York City and other places around the country have enacted regulations to stop Trans fats being served in restaurants.

你们可能知道,纽约市和国内某些地方,颁布了卫生条例,禁止餐馆使用反式脂肪

耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

Every major African-American writer of the twentieth century, at least until your lifetime, when black writers in this country are now born and raised in cities, in California or Minneapolis or New York or and in modern Atlanta and they come from all the same places other Americas do.

二十世纪的每一个主流的非裔美籍作家,至少到你们这一辈子所能接触到的,这个国家的黑人作家,现在,都生于城市长于城市,在加州,明尼阿波利斯市或者纽约市,或者现代亚特兰大,他们从和其他美国人来自同一个地方

耶鲁公开课 - 美国内战与重建课程节选

How do you get there? You go to go here, here and these could be busy roads, and so parents don't want to do it because of safety reasons, so you see how--when the country used to be laid out in a grid, like say New York City still is today, then people walk to get to places.

那要怎么才能去呢,你得绕道这里,还有那里的繁忙路段,出于安全原因家长们不允许孩子们这么做,可以看到,规划为网格状道路的地区,比如依旧保留了传统规划的纽约,人们出行是靠步行

耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选