• 她打着呵欠,舒适地转身侧向一边。

    She turned luxuriantly on her side, yawning.

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  • 她伸开手臂,打了个大呵欠。

    She stretched her arms out and gave a great yawn.

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  • 克鲁克的眼睑垂了下来,打起了呵欠。

    Crook's eyelids drooped and he yawned.

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  • 他敞开睡衣站着打呵欠。

    He stood yawning, his pyjama jacket gaping open.

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  • 他装着打了一个呵欠。

    He faked a yawn.

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  • 她忍住了呵欠。

    She managed to stifle a yawn.

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  • 打呵欠会分散注意力,消耗精力,耗费时间。

    Yawning is distracting, consumes energy and takes time.

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  • 他已经很多个小时没吃东西了,饿得开始打呵欠。

    It was many hours since he had eaten anything and he started to yawn from hunger.

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  • 两个人随即打了个呵欠,印第安·乔说:“我困得要死了!”

    Both men presently fell to yawning, and Injun Joe said: "I'm dead for sleep!"

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  • 希德打了个呵欠,伸了个懒腰,然后用胳膊肘支起身子,哼了一声,开始瞪着汤姆。

    Sid yawned, stretched, then brought himself up on his elbow with a snort, and began to stare at Tom.

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  • 另一种完全不同的理论认为,打呵欠有助于生命早期肺部的生理发育,但对成年人没有任何剩余的生理功能。

    A completely different theory holds that yawning assists in the physical development of the lungs early in life, but has no remaining biological function in adults.

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  • 打呵欠最关键的诱因就是大脑的温度。

    The key yawn instigator appears to be brain temperature.

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  • 她张口打呵欠。

    She gaped and yawned.

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  • 主要在早上和中午,老人比年轻人打的呵欠少。

    Aged people yawn less than younger ones, mainly during morning and mid-afternoon.

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  • 看门人半露出身子,打着呵欠,似醒非醒,手中拿着蜡烛。

    The porter half made his appearance yawning, vaguely awake, and with a candle in his hand.

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  • 他动弹了一下,然后睁开了眼睛,打了个呵欠,之后对我笑了笑。

    He stirred and then opened his eyes. He yawned and then smiled at me.

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  • 现在他们明白了呵欠对于鸟类和哺乳类来说起到了散热器的作用。

    It's now believed yawning operates like a radiator for birds and mammals.

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  • 科学家还猜测有羽毛的恐龙会生虱子,还认定呵欠在黑猩猩中也是会传染的。

    Scientists also hypothesized that feathered dinosaurs had lice and determined that yawns are contagious among chimpanzees.

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  • 但是这项新的关于呵欠的研究改变了大众对呵欠的看法——只不过是无聊的表现。

    But the new study on yawning changes the popular notion that yawns are mere signs of boredom.

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  • 工作时呵欠连天不仅仅效率低下,更糟的是,可能会引起严重的生产事故。

    Nodding off at work isn't just unproductive; in the worst cases, it can cause serious industrial accidents.

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  • 不仅婴儿和新生儿有呵欠行为,就连12 -14周的胎儿也会打呵欠。

    It has not only been observed in infants and in newborns, but also in fetuses of 12-14 weeks' gestational age.

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  • 这表明打呵欠是因为大脑温度升高所触发的,且“实际上促进了大脑降温”盖洛普说。

    This suggests yawns are triggered by an increase in brain temperature and "actually promote brain cooling," Gallup said.

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  • 在冬天,当室外平均温度21度时,45%的人看到别人打呵欠的图片时自己也会打哈欠。

    In the winter, when outdoor temperatures averaged 21 degrees, 45 per cent of people responded to the images by yawning themselves.

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  • 举个例子,呵欠在环境温度超过体温时不大可能发生,因为这时候深吸一口热空气只能帮倒忙。

    For instance, yawning should not occur when ambient temperatures exceed body temperature, as taking a deep inhalation of warm air would be counterproductive.

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  • 呵欠传染被认为是进化出来用于保持群体的警惕性使群体“在危险面前保持警觉,”盖洛普说。

    Contagious yawning is thought to be an evolved mechanism for keeping groups alert so they "remain vigilant against danger," Gallup said.

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  • 研究人员发现,在看别人打呵欠的视频时,用鼻子呼吸的人比用口腔呼吸的人打呵欠的几率要小。

    The researchers found that those who breathed through the nose rather than the mouth were less likely to yawn when watching a video of other people yawning.

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  • “过多呵欠的症状经常是癫痫病人病情发作的先兆,而且可以预测头痛病人偏头痛的发作,”他补充道。

    "Bouts of excessive yawning often precede the onset of seizures in epileptic patients, and predict the onset of headaches in people who suffer from migraines," he added.

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  • 但是在夏天,当环境温度远高于人体平均温度37度时,看同样图片而产生打呵欠反应的人还不到四分之一。

    But in summer, when conditions are much hotter than the average body temperature of 37 degrees, fewer than a quarter yawned.

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  • 打呵欠不仅是疲劳或厌倦的信号——根据科学家的最新发现,它还是人体用来自动调节大脑温度的一种手段。

    Yawning is not just a sign of tiredness or boredom - it is the body's method of keeping our brain cool, scientists have found.

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  • 另外,在极度寒冷的时候打呵欠也许不大合适,因为这时通常会将冷空气送到大脑,从而使大脑发生热冲击。

    In addition, yawning when it is extremely cold may be maladaptive, as this may send unusually cold air to the brain, which may produce a thermal shock.

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