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I'm going to just give you two examples of the way Moses and God act as a check upon each other.
我会给大家举两个例子,就上帝和摩西克制对方脾气的例子。
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We usually use this pattern when the question that you're asking about relates directly to the person you're speaking with.
当你在询问与谈话对方直接有关的话题时，你可以使用这个句型。
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But, can you see that as you get really close together the negative electronic cloud surrounding the two ions start to sense one another.
然后当你真的让它们,离得很近时,这两个离子周围的负电子云能感应到对方。
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But they're two individuals who are committed to being with the other person in a respectful, generous, kind manner while disagreeing on some fundamental things.
但是他们两个人都努力,倾听对方,以相互尊重，宽宏大量并且友善的态度和谐共处,尽管他们在一些基本问题上各持己见。
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We understand irony only, he means, to the extent to which we are in agreement with the other person.
他的意思是,我们只能在赞同对方观点的程度上,理解讽刺。
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They all tutoyer each other, even if they hate each other's politics, and they call each other by the informal name.
人们表面亲热,即使他们与对方的政见相对立,他们用非正式的名字称呼对方
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Now you can all see these hats, and if they turn around to each other, they can see each other's hat.
现在你们都能看清这两顶帽子,如果他们转过来,就也能看到对方的帽子
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So you're marching forward at that pace, but now as you get closer and closer to each other, various items begin to affect your behavior.
所以大家步调一致地突进,但当你越来越接近对方时,各种事物开始影响你的行为
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On any dimension that psychologists have measured in these kinds of studies, when people are more similar they are more likely to find each other attractive.
心理学家在,这类研究中的研究维度，双方越相似,被对方吸引的可能性就越大。
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It's also not--it's generally not in a business person's interest to suggest that, so we're all instinctively trying to promote each other's confidence and that's what business people do.
站在商业的角度来看,也不建议这么去说，所以我们都本能地,相互鼓舞对方,这也是现在商业领域的人们现在所做的。
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or it's a moment where you're both feeling opened and available to speak about what the other person looks like.
或者是在你们彼此都感觉轻松坦率，因而可以评价对方的样子的时候。
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This opens a question wide for the respondent to really given any type of response.
这一句型的回答是开放式的，对方可以给出各种类型的回答。
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There's no one person owning them, so they both have two electrons here that are bonding.
这里没有人欠对方，因此它们都有两个成键的电子。
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A state of war can include, in other words, " what we might call a "cold war," two hostile sides looking at each other across a barrier of some type, not clear or not certain what the other will do.
换句话说，战争状态包括，我们所说的“冷战“,敌对双方透过某种屏障,对对方虎视眈眈，却不知道对方会干什么。
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But secretly hidden, I think it's kind of been set up just so that I can meet her, and we met and it took a while.
但说句老实话，我觉得我们是被刻意安排好见面的，然后我们的确见到了对方，但真正产生感情仍花了一段时间。
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and you're not certain that your English sentences are being understood.
你不能肯定你说的英语对方有没有听懂。
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you're asking for something from the person you're speaking with.
你希望从对方那里得到想要的东西。
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to find out more about someone else you're speaking with.
这样你就能进一步了解对方的情况。
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Well, of course, all parties to disputes of this kind believe they are right and believe that they're listening carefully to the other side. And I do.
当然，在这样的争论中，所有当事者,都认为自己正确，认为自己认真听取,对方的观点，我也这样认为。
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Would the winner of the war slaughter the enemy that would fall behind or would they give them back?
战争胜利的一方会屠杀对方落在后面的人,还是任其溃逃
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But another clue is the sort of smiles they give when they see each other when they walk into the lab.
但另一个线索是他们给出的微笑,当他们走向实验室时碰到对方。
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Our opponent understands our ironies, and there is, it seems to me, a perfect kind of symbiosis, ironically enough, between political opponents precisely maybe in the measure to which their ironies are mutually intelligible.
政敌同样也了解我们的讽刺，我认为，这其中有一种共生关系，足够讽刺的是,敌对的两派之间,恰恰好能相互理解对方的讽刺。
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The idea is. It embodies the idea of putting yourself in someone else's shoes and trying to figure out what they're going to do, and then think about them putting themselves in your shoes, figuring out what you're going to do, and so on and so forth.
它揭示了以下过程的主旨,站在对方的立场上去换位思考,推测对手的行动策略,同时想象对手也会,站在你的立场,推测你的行动意图,如此反复进行
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Each of them is trying to play a best response for what they anticipate the other person's going to do.
每家公司都想采取预料的对方策略的,最佳对策来制定产量
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In fact, during this whole period playwrights were writing prologues to their plays abusing each other for being obscure that is to say, abusing each other for requiring interpretation.
事实上，当时,剧作家给别人的剧作写序言时,经常互相指责说对方的作品晦涩难懂,换言之，指责说对方的作品需要解读。
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They're throwing out insults, maybe they're tickling each other, maybe they're making fun of each other, maybe they're making fun of themselves, and there's some aggression to it.
他们会说伤人的话，胳肢别人，取笑对方，取笑自己，而这些打闹是有一定的侵略性的。
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I don't have any very good answers for that and yet it is one part of the traditional explanation is this, and it's a very important one and much debated, that at a critical time in the battle one technique would be one side would give one great big shove.
我并没有令人满意的答案,目前还有一种传统解释,很重要,同时也饱受争议,那就是在战局千钧一发的时刻,有一项技术就是一方给对方致命一推
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They get into these fights and screaming matches and name-calling and such even if it's not physical violence.
他们大打出手,声嘶力竭的辱骂对方,即使没有身体暴力。
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So, that means he's got to make his line unless he comes up with some clever trick, the same size as the other guy.
所以,这意味着除非他想出别的好点子,否则他就必须使他那一排的规模,和对方的一样
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The military in the United States was a situation which brought together people who wouldn't otherwise have any contact and they liked each other.
美国军队,就是一个让很多人发生接触的地方,如果不是军队，这些人平常是没有接触的,而军队里的人都喜欢对方。
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