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The guy who wrote 2 Peter--again,not really Peter, but a writer writing in Peter's name--talked about Paul's letters as if--and he calls them scripture.
写彼得后书的人同样也不是彼得，他以彼得的名写信，谈到保罗的书信时,他把它们称为圣典。
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Hal is behaving in exactly the way you would expect him to behave, or it to behave, if it felt fear.
哈尔准确地表现出你所期望他,或称为它,理应表现的行为方式,如果它确实感到恐惧的话
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OK. The next largest element has to end up in the second last spot. Et cetera. All right, so it's called bubble sort because it does this bubbling up until it gets there.
好的，下一个最大元素又,能跑到倒数第二的位置，等等如此，好的，这称为冒泡排序,因为这个泡泡一直冒到他自己的位置。
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Upon his return, he established this school at Athens he called the Academy, "Academy" for the training of philosophers, statesmen, and legislators.
在归来之后,他在雅典建立了他的学院，称为,用以训练哲学家，政治家及立法委员。
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This is why he tells us parenthetically that marriage must not be called a defilement.
这就是为什么他顺便地告诉我们,婚姻不能被称为肮脏。
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And Peter Gray in his psychology textbook refers to it as the "changing hiding places" problem, which is probably a better name for it.
彼得·格雷在他的心理学教科书中,将这一任务称为"变换藏身地"问题,这可能是个更为恰当的名字
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But still, he considers justice grounded on utility to be what he calls "the chief part and incomparably, the most sacred and binding part of all morality."
但是他依然把基于功利的公正称为,所有道德的主体,最无与伦比，最神圣，最有约束力的部分“
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He was dubbed the "miracle baby," for reasons that I will explain.
他被称为奇迹之子,至于原因我之后会解释
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He calls that,and I quote, " "a failure of personal growth".
他将这称为，“个人成长的失败。
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Under Louis Brandeis -Brandeis wanted companies to always present the information, but for him it always meant presenting a document, so they had something called a prospectus, for example.
路易斯·布兰代斯...,他希望公司能够始终提供信息,在他那个时代,是指提供文档,比如当时称为招股说明书一类的文件
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In almost every poem Walt Whitman wrote he seems to be fashioning himself, if not the whole of this American people, which sometimes he did call an American race, as a new Adam.
在沃尔特·惠特曼所写的的几乎每首诗中,他似乎都是在标榜自己,如果不是标榜美国人民的话,但他确实有时将美利坚民族,称为一个新的亚当
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He is often said to be the second most powerful man in the country after the president who is the most powerful man not only in the US, but also in the world.
他经常被人们称为,位列总统之后,国家里面最有权力的人,而总统不仅是美国,而且在世界上，都是权力最大的人。
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I have four bonds that are of equal energy, and he called this an sp3 hybrid.
我已经将4个能量相等的键画好了，他把这称为sp3杂化。
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You'll remember that Mammon has a special place within his cave that's called the garden of Proserpine, and the Garden of Proserpine has within it all of the central symbols of pagan wisdom and of beautiful epic literature.
你们应该记得贪神在他的洞穴中有个特别的地方,那里被称为普罗塞尔皮娜之园，这个园子中集合了所有异教神的智慧和,优美史诗的重要象征。
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And, in particular, I want to lead off the class with an idea that the Nobel Prize winning biologist, Francis Crick, described as "The Astonishing Hypothesis."
我想先提到一种观点,这种观点的提出者是位诺贝尔奖得主,生物学家,弗兰西斯·克里克,他将这种观点称为"惊人的假说"
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So defamiliarization, against the backdrop of a kind of gray uniformity that Jakobson in his essay on byt "The Generation that Squandered its Poets" called "byt"-- I don't know how to pronounce that.
陌生化所针对的，灰色一致性,正如雅各布森在他的论文,浪费诗人的时代中提到的，称为-,我不知道这个词怎么发音。
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But more importantly still--those are all crucial but there's an extra ingredient as well-- he thinks he's got good reason to believe, when he dies he's going to go, basically, to what we'd call heaven.
更重要的是,当然前面几点也很重要,但是还有更重要的一点,他觉得他有理由相信,他死后他将去到一个,我们通常称为天堂的地方
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For the great Jewish medieval philosopher, Moses Maimonides Aristotle was called by him " "the Master of those who know."
而对中古世纪的犹太哲学家，而言，Moses，Maimonides，亚里士多德则被他称为,“有识者的老师“
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And he called these "defense mechanisms."
他把这些方法称为，“防御机制“
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He was--He had a reputation by then as a mad doctor.
他那时被称为疯狂博士。
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He often described them as little scientists.
他常把儿童称为小科学家
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And again, recall this is the theme raised at the beginning of Book II by Adeimantus, who puts forward an idea of self-control, or what he calls self-guardianship as his goal.
不要忘了这个主题是在,第，II册一开始时由，Adeimantus，所提出，他带进了自控的概念，或他称为作为个人目标的自我守护。
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Though he sometimes does talk about texts that we call "literary," indeed he very often does, nevertheless Derrida's position and the logic of that position suggest that we can't really reliably discriminate among genres.
尽管他有时确实会讨论被我们称为“文学“的文本“,事实上他经常如此，然而德里达的立场和他立场的逻辑,是我们不能够明确地划分文学的体裁。
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Alexander H. Stephens, a Georgian, a slaveholder, said the cornerstone of the Confederacy, the cornerstone of their political movement, was what he called "American Negro slavery."
亚历山大· H·斯蒂芬斯,一个来自乔治亚州的奴隶主,用他的演讲为邦联打下了基石,这块邦联政治运动的基石,被他称为,"美国的黑人奴隶制度"
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This is why even the best city, even Kallipolis will require, as he spends a great deal of time discussing, will require a warrior class, a class of what he calls "auxiliaries."
这就是为何就算是最优之城，就算是，Kallipolis，仍需要，如他费时讨论，都还是需要战士阶级，一个他称为，“后备的，“阶级“
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