• This phrase serves as a connecting link between the preceding and the following.

    这个短语起到了承上启下的作用。

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  • How often do you start a tale of fame and fortune, comedy, or tragedy with this phrase?

    你多久会用这个短语来开始一个关于名利、喜剧或悲剧的故事?

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  • E. E. "Doc" Smith seems to have coined this phrase in 1934.

    博士e·e·史密斯在1934年杜撰了这个短语。

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  • Sources differ in their speculation on where this phrase came from.

    在猜测这个短语源自哪里时,资料并不一致。

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  • You heard this phrase a lot of times and you probably get tired of hearing it again.

    你或许听过这句话许多次了,可能觉得厌倦再听到这样的话。

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  • This phrase is often written on greetings CARDS that we send to people who are sick.

    这个短语通常是写在我们发送给生病的人的问候卡片上。

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  • It seemed like you couldn't make it through one day without hearing someone say this phrase.

    似乎每一天你都能听见有人使用这句话。

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  • We don't know all that this phrase covers, but we do know some of the aspects it includes.

    我们并不完全理解这句话到底意味着什么,但我们确实可以明白它某些方面的意义。

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  • Welcome to English in a minute. This phrase sounds pretty simple. But it's actually a warning.

    欢迎来到英语一分钟。这个句子听起来很简单,但是实际上这是一个警告。

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  • I know that doing this thing will be easier said than done. That's the meaning of this phrase.

    例如:做了这件事,我才真正知道了“说起来容易,做起来难”这句话的含义。

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  • This phrase insinuates that a person who was expected to do something goes ahead and does it anyway.

    这个短语隐含着一个意思,即某人本来事先就想做什么事,而且以某种方式做了。

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  • This phrase has resurfaced for me as I think about my mother's death a day before her 83rd birthday.

    这句话在我母亲离她83岁还剩一天时过世的时候重新浮现在我眼前。

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  • Even if you don't have firsthand memories of this phrase, you almost certainly have heard of it before.

    即使您没用过这个短语,也一定听说过它。

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  • The origin of this phrase is, undoubtedly, from hunting, and more specifically from the hunting of boars.

    这个词的来历无疑是来自打猎,特别是打猎野猪。

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  • At India's instigation, the paragraph in which this phrase appeared was reshuffled, leaving its meaning unclear.

    在印度的鼓动下,这一短语所在的段落似乎得重新更正,使其不清楚化。

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  • So if someone USES this phrase then you know that listening to their idea will be worth the time you invest.

    所以,如果有人对你讲了这个短语,你会知道花时间听取他们的意见是值得的。

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  • Modern database technology borrows this phrase in naming the data modeling behind various database technologies.

    现代数据库技术借用了这一术语来命名不同数据库技术之下的数据建模时。

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  • M: If someone is doing something that annoys you, and you really want them to stop, you can use this phrase.

    噢,所以,谁要是做的事让你很讨厌,你要他别这么做,这个时候你就可以说这句话。

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  • So if someone USES this phrase then you know that listening to their idea will be worth the time you invest.

    所以,如果有人对你讲了这个短语,你会知道花时间听取他们的意见是值得的。%。

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  • The best way to combat this is found in this phrase: Rather than trying to adjust the wind, adjust your sails.

    这时候最好的解决方法莫过于:调整你的风帆,不要试着改变风向。

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  • I used to think this was a bit corny, but now I know that the very act of saying this phrase does impact both people.

    我过去认为这有点老生常谈,但是现在,说这句话可以影响两个人的行为。

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  • Many schools use this phrase as a motto or as a key principle in describing themselves in brochures and other public material.

    许多学校在对外描述自己的宣传手册及其他公开材料中,也都将这句话作为座右铭或指导思想。

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  • In science fiction, this phrase most commonly refers to a region of empty space between stars or that is remote from the home world.

    在科幻小说中,这个短语通常指星球之间或者远离地球的空旷空间。

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  • The origin of this phrase is linked with an early British practice, at a time when forests were still the exclusive property of royalty.

    这个成语的来由是和早先英国的一个行为有关,那时候森林还是皇家的专属财产。

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  • They will speak before thinking. If you find yourself always using this phrase you may want to think more before you express your opinion.

    如果你发现自己总是说这个短语,你可能应该在表达自己的观点前多想想。

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  • When someone says this phrase, what first comes to people's minds is not the meaning itself, but rather the funny drawings on social media.

    当某人说到“一脸懵逼”之时,首先进入人们大脑的不是词语本身的意思,而是社交媒体上的那些趣图。

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  • When someone says this phrase, what first comes to people's minds is not the meaning itself, but rather the funny drawings on social media.

    当某人说到“一脸懵逼”之时,首先进入人们大脑的不是词语本身的意思,而是社交媒体上的那些趣图。

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