• "It was always thought that you needed a little bit of something to get the system going.

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  • So, most of you saw that what we would expect to see is a three bond, some of you thought six.

    大部分人都认为,我们会看到3个键,有些人认为是六个。

    麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

  • at whoever, on the list of the club that you thought was interesting.

    不管是谁,都会在自己感兴趣的俱乐部的名单上,

    想加入社团 - SpeakingMax英语口语达人

  • You might have thought before we started talking about molecular orbital theory that non-bonding was the opposite of bonding, it's not, anti-bonding is the opposite of bonding, and anti-bonding is not non-bonding.

    你也许在我们讨论分子轨道之前,就想过非成键时成键的反面,它不是,反键才是成键的反面,反键不是非成键。

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  • If you can feel the force of that thought, then you're seeing how the question Will I survive?

    如果你能感觉到这想法的力量,那你就能明白我是否依然生存这个问题?

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • Okay. What are some of the things that you thought dampened its accuracy and its validity? Go ahead.

    你们认为有些什么原因,降低了它的准确性和真实性,你说

    耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

  • The Greeks would have thought you were out of your mind, or that you were some kind of barbarian, but that's okay.

    希腊人会认为你疯了,或者将你视为野蛮人,那也无所谓

    耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

  • You may remember that I had suggested in the lecture on the Nativity Ode that Milton may have thought of his career as if it were something like a race.

    你们可能记得我在的演说中,曾经设想的,弥尔顿或许把他的职业,看作无休止的竞赛与追逐。

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  • Well, Fahrenheit came along and thought, well, you know, 7-1/2, that's kind of silly; 22-1/2 that's, kind of silly So let's multiply everything by four.

    然后华伦海特来了,他想,7。5,听起来有些犯傻;,22。5,那也够傻的,我们还是把所有的东西乘以四吧。

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  • we thought about using juice, the kinds of stimuli that you would use in animal experiments.

    我们想过使用果汁,这种刺激物也会在动物试验中使用。

    斯坦福公开课 - 7个颠覆你思想的演讲课程节选

  • Defamiliarization" means precisely pulling you up short or taking you by surprise, making you feel that what you thought was going to be the case or what you thought was the state of affairs is not the state of affairs.

    陌生化“就是指让你“突然停下“,或者说,令你惊讶,猝不及防地,让你感觉,我以为会发生的,或者你原本以为事情处于这个状态,而事实却并非如此。

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  • You are not gonna be graded The workshop, the virtual of it is that you bring up problems that other have not thought of and then there can be some conversation, from your point of view, not mine.

    你们不会后悔的,讨论课的实质就是,你提出了一些其他人没有想到的问题,然后进行一些讨论,从你的观点来陈述,不要从我的观点来陈述。

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  • There's a lot of engineering that we've already talked about in terms of producing quantities of the vaccine, producing it reliably, producing it safe, distributing it, and keeping track requires a level of sophistication that maybe you wouldn't have thought about initially.

    我们已经讲过很多工程方面的内容,比如大批量制造疫苗,制造可靠的疫苗,制造安全的疫苗,分派发放疫苗,以及一个完善的随访监测系统,你们最早可能没有想过这些冬夜

    耶鲁公开课 - 生物医学工程探索课程节选

  • But he believed that it was important to take the tools of science, to take the tools of rational thought and apply them to the good of the state, even if you saw that good of the state as in ships that could lob cannonballs even further against hostile ships, and that kind of thing.

    但他同时还认为,借助利用科学和理性的工具,来为国家利益服务也是非常重要的,即使你所看到的所谓"国家利益",只是军舰上的炮弹能比敌舰射得更远,或者其他诸如此类的东西

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  • What I thought I would do is first give you a little bit of sense of some of the opportunities that we as a group have been exploring.

    我想我先要做的是给你们,一点感觉,知道我们这个团队,是研究什么的。

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  • What is it about Buddhism, what is the actual tradition you bring to that, is there a school of thought or being more specific, what is it?

    佛教到底是要做什么,有哪些实际的传统惯例,有没有自成一派的学说,具体来说,佛教到底是什么?

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  • and not, you know, not kind of something that I would've thought of...

    我没有想过我会从事这方面的工作……

    在哪都可以实习 - SpeakingMax英语口语达人

  • If you follow these instructions " you will be a man my son." So that's the mode of thought he may have been in when he talked.

    如果你遵循这些教诲,你将成为一个真正的人,我的孩子,所以,那也许才是他发言时所处的思维模式吧。

    耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

  • Well,here's one other that you might not have thought of, and that is that most of the chords in rock music in particular tend to be root-position chords, and for that reason they're easier to hear.

    还有另外一点也许大家还没有想到,那就是摇滚乐的主要和弦尤其倾向于变成根和弦,因此他们听起来也更加容易。

    耶鲁公开课 - 聆听音乐课程节选

  • One other remark before we leave this, in the game we played last time, in the investment game, one feature of that game was that the more you thought other people were going to invest, the more you wanted to invest.

    在继续讲下面的内容前,我再多说几句,上一讲的投资博弈有一个特征,就是如果你越认为大家会投资,你就越想投资

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  • I just want to flag the thought that you can be the very same hunk of stuff, even if some of the constituent atoms have changed along the way.

    我只是要树立这样一个观点,就算在过程中,改变了一些原子,还能是同一件物品。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • I mean, they took special care of the dead and they thought that the way you buried people and so on was terribly important.

    他们对死者有很特殊的仪式,他们认为,逝者埋葬的方式非常重要

    耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

  • Now, here's another document that you want to be aware of that gives you some idea of what the Greeks fairly early thought the polis was for and about, and what the relationship between individual and polis was.

    现在,这有另一份你们应该注意的材料,它能让你了解一些早期希腊人,是如何认识城邦的作用和本质,以及个人与城邦之间的关系的

    耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

  • You know about this but maybe you haven't thought about it at this level of detail, but you know that when you - after you eat, you eat lunch for example.

    你们学过胰岛素了,但可能没有在我讲的层面上想过这个问题,但你知道的,吃饭以后,比如说你们吃午饭

    耶鲁公开课 - 生物医学工程探索课程节选

  • Well a calorie technically--and this is again, not something that we would ever quiz you on but I just thought you might be interested to know-- that it's the energy required to raise one gram of water one degree centigrade, and we'll talk in a minute about you might go about measuring that.

    理论上一卡路里,我重复下,这不是考试内容,但我想你们会感兴趣,一卡路里,是将一克水提升1℃所需要的热量,过会儿我们会讲如何测量

    耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

  • I do want to talk about one important subject which you might not have thought too much about and that's lipids, because lipids are so important to the structure of the body because they make up the membranes that form the cells that are the fundamental units.

    我的确想要讨论一个重要的主题,这个主题也许你们都没有深入思考过,那就是关于脂类的问题,脂类对身体结构形成十分重要,它是组成细胞膜的基本单位,而细胞膜能够维持细胞形态

    耶鲁公开课 - 生物医学工程探索课程节选

  • What are some of the other things you guys found that you thought might diminish its accuracy? Yes?

    你们找到其他的你们认为可能会,降低它的准确性的原因了吗,好的

    耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

  • And the next highest percentage of you thought that we still only had two.

    第二多的选择,认为只有两个。

    麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

  • And the thought, of course, is that the robot or the computer is a deterministic system and you can't have free will if you're a deterministic system.

    那个想法,当然,是说机器人和电脑只是一种决定论的系统,而如果你是个决定论系统的话,就不可能有自由意志

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • You can only do that by balancing competitive desires that can be thought of as evil; faction was what they were talking about and everybody thought faction was bad, but it was inevitable.

    你仅仅通过平衡那些被视为罪恶的,竞争性欲望就可以达到此目的,也就是,大家所谓的派系,每个人都认为派系是不好的,但它是必然存在的

    耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

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