当某人递给我们一封信，递给我们一本书，给我们一杯饮料，或者借给我们一把伞时，我们就会说它们。

We say them when someone hands us a letter, passes us a book, offers us a drink, or lends us an umbrella.

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当台风来时，我们可能会说：“今天风有点大。”或者当事情完全出错时，我们会说：“出了点小问题。”

We might say in the middle of a typhoon, "It's a bit windy today." or "There is a tiny problem," when something has gone totally wrong.

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或者与医生类似，他们会说：“到我们的医院来吧，因为我们是唯一知道如何治疗这种特殊疾病的人。”

Or similar thing with a doctor, who would say, "Come to this hospital, because we’re the only people who know how to do this particular kind of procedure".

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Or, more generally, we'll worry about how should the fact that I'm going to die affect the way I live?

或者，更通俗的说，我们会担心我将死去这个事实,如何影响我的生活方式？

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We'd all be better off dead, " or perhaps more accurately still, " all be better off never having been born in the first place."

我们死了会更好，“或者更准确地说，“没有出生会更好“

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You might say--or a good part of-- it is our ability to process information.

你们可能都会说，或者大部分人会说-,因为我们有处理信息的能力。

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