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reserve,conserve均有保持，保存的意思，区别如下：【reserve】：正式用词，事先预留以备用，为了将来的用途或其他用途而保存保留。例：1）Don"t take the seats in the first three rows, which are reseved for guests. (前三排座位不要坐人,是留给客人坐的。)2) Every month a fixed amount of money should be reserved so that we can fall back on it in case of emergence. (每月要留出一定金额的钱，万一出现紧急情况，我们能依靠这笔钱。)【conserve】：一般指保存自然资源，保全人的精力、力量等。例：1) Effective measures must urgently be taken to conserve these endangered species of wildanimals. (必须采取有效措施保护这些濒临灭绝的野生动物物种。)2) There is an urgent need to educate people to conserve every drop of water, since ourwater resource is very limited. 目前迫切需要教育民众节约每一滴水，因为我们的水资源十分有限。reverse,converse 均含有对立的，相反的意思，区别如下： 【Reverse】：侧重顺序、方向上的相反。可译为：逆向的，逆序的；背面的。例：1). reverse the car(倒车)2). reverse the order(倒序)the reverse side(纸张的背面)【Converse】： 侧重事物性质上的相反，指在方向、行动或意见上相反。可译为：（性质）相反的，对立的。例：1). a converse example(反例)2). the converse is equally true(反之亦然)

casual 英 ["kæʒjʊəl; -zj-] 美 ["kæʒʊəl]adj. 随便的；非正式的；临时的；偶然的n. 便装；临时工人；待命士兵evening 英 ["iːv(ə)nɪŋ] 美 ["ivnɪŋ]n. 晚上；傍晚；（联欢性的）晚会；后期adj. 在晚上的；为晚上的；晚上用的int. 晚上好（等于good evening）希望能帮到您，祝您学习愉快

“如果这世界没有奇迹，那我便去创造一个”这句话怎么翻译啊？大家帮帮忙，万分感谢了，万分感激了

chronicle of events 大事记 [例句]Chengdu new visual art : chronicle of events.成都新视觉艺术大事记。更多示例用法>>

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我们刚刚学的哦^^ Christopher Reeve Christopher Reeve was born in September, 1952. He was in his first school play when he was eight and he started to act in TV shows and films while he was still in college. He made many successful films and TV shows but he is most famous for his Superman films. Unfortunately disaster came in 1995 when he fell from his horse and broke his back. The doctors did not expect him to live. However, he made amazing progress. At first, he couldn"t breathe on his own. He would never life with great courage. The second year after his accident, Christopher returned to film making. He also raised a lot of money to promote medical research into back injuries. He made speeches all over the USA about his experiences. This not only drew public attention to research into back injuries but also encouraged a lot of people living with all kinds of problems From their home, Christopher and his wife Dana spoke about their life after the accident. Have you thought of giving up after the accident? “No. four days after the injury, I came to understand my situation. My wife Dana and I were in the hospital. The doctor said I was not going to pull through. Dana said: ‘But you"re still you, and I love you." And that saves my life. Since that moment I have never thought of giving up. Of course, I"ve had moment of feeling sorry for myself, but I"ve never had any thoughts of committing suicide.” Did you think that your marriage was so strong? “Yes, because Dana"s so wonderful. We have always got on really well. Our relationship has always been fantastic.” How did your parents react to the accident? “They divorced when I was four. They"re got closer since the accident.” How did you get involved with charity work? “I know a lot of disabled people need my help. This is how I got involved with my charity work to improve the quality of life for all disabled people.” “With the progress of new medical research, I"m confident that people like me would be able to walk again one day. So you can see, I"m far too busy with living to think of giving up!” Christopher Reeve died on October 10, 2004. But people all over the world will always remember him as a superhero.

Christina sells women"s clothing in a department store . She usually works 6 days a week,  but this week she"s going to take 3 days off.  She"s taking time off   so that she can visit her parents. Her parents live in the mountains, about 3 hours away by train.  They are looking forward to seeing  her. They haven"t seen her for almost a year.  Christina is their only child. Christina isn"t going on the trip by herself.  Her boyfriend is going with her.  She is going to introduce him to her parents.  She and her boyfriend want to get married.  If everything goes well, they plan to get married in 6 months.  After they get married, Christina plans to quit her job .  She wants to spend more time designing clothes.  She wants to  set up her own business. This will take time.  Her boyfriend thinks it"s a good idea.  He"s also thinking about starting his own business. They don"t plan to have children  right away. In fact, they may decide not to have children.  They don"t know yet.  It"s going to be a big decision.  Christina"s parents want her to marry and have children.  They are looking forward to having grandchildren.  They don"t want her to start her own business.  They think it"s more important to have children.  In fact, they would like her to live closer to them.  They want to be close to their grandchildren. So Christina doesn"t plan to tell her parents everything.  For now, she just wants them to meet her boyfriend.  She wants them to be happy that she is going to get married.  She wants them to like him and see her happiness.  She wants her parents to accept her way of life.  Life isn"t the same now as it used to be.  Times are changing. Mechanics , like this one, fix cars.  He"s working in a repair shop . A delivery person delivers things, such as pizzas.  This person works for a restaurant. A pharmacist sells medicines.  Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy . Thieves, like this one, steal things.  This thief is stealing a television from a home. A musician , like this one, plays music.  This musician is playing a guitar. These people are wearing masks because of the smog. One cause of smog is automobile exhaust . It"s raining hard so you need an umbrella.  Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides. When the sky is overcast, we can"t see the sun because of the clouds.  A cloudy sky means that it might rain. We need to wear a coat when it"s cold and windy.  In a very strong wind it"s difficult to use an umbrella. We need to drink water and other liquids when it"s hot outside.  When it"s really hot, most people turn on the air conditioning. Here are some different types of things to read.  Works of fiction include novels, short stories and plays such as Shakespeare .  We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.  People read the news to learn about what"s happening in the world.  We can get the news in newspapers and online.  When we buy something, we often need to read an introduction manual .  Introduction manuals show us how to put together or install things.  Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.  We read non-fiction to learn about different subjects and real people.  We can learn about the latest scientific research in journals and academic papers .  Many online university courses give a list of research papers to read. What"s wrong? I can"t walk.  My left foot hurts. Is it broken? I don"t know if it"s broken, but it sure hurts. There"s one way to find out if it"s broken. How? You need to see a doctor.  The doctor can X-ray your foot. OK, let"s go.  I can"t walk by myself.  Can you help me into a taxi ? Sure, I"ll call a taxi.  I"ll get you to a hospital as soon as possible. Thanks, I sure hope it isn"t broken. We"ll find out soon enough. I don"t feel like cooking tonight.  Let"s go out. Where would you like to go? I feel like eating some great Italian food. How about Al"s Italian?  It"s always good. We went there last week.  Let"s try something new.  You have no imagination.  You always want to go to the same place. Right, I don"t like unpleasant surprises.  I just want things to be simple. OK. Let"s compromise . What does that mean?  What do you mean by compromise? Let"s go 50-50. This time we"ll go some place new and next time we can go to one of your favorites. OK, I"ll compromise and meet you halfway . Good, I"ll look for something new and make reservations. Great, let"s not go too late. I"ll make reservations for 8:00.  Is that OK? Yes, perfect.

increase in revenue是什么意思 increase in revenue 增加的收入 revenue 英[ˈrevənju:] 美[ˈrevənu:] n. 收益; 财政收入; 税收收入; [例句]Revenue from brown goods, including televisions and hi-fis, rose nearly 12 per cent. 包括电视机和高保真音响在内的黑色家电的销售收入增加了将近12%。 [其他] 复数：revenues 营业收入（美式英语：revenue；英式英语：turnover，财报中的 line），指公司在销售商品和提供劳务及让渡资产使用权等日常活动中所形成的经济利益的总流入，包括主营业务收入和其他业务收入。 increase revenue and cut government expenditures是什么意思啊？ 同学你好，很高兴为您解答！ increase revenue and cut government expenditures，您说的这个英文词语在CMA的考试中比较常见，学会这个词语对考取英文CMA资格证书特别有帮助。这个词语的汉语意思是：增收节支。 希望高顿网校的回答能帮助您解决问题，更多CMA的相关问题欢迎提交给高顿企业知道。 高顿祝您生活愉快！ increase to和increase by各是什么意思 increase to表示增长到 如，The population has increased from 1.2milion to 1.8 milion. 人口已从120万增长到了180万。 increase by表示按多少增长 如，The rate of inflation increased by 2% 通货膨胀率增长了2% revenue是什么意思 revenue[英][ˈrevənju:] [美][ˈrevənu:] 简明释义 n.（国家的）岁入，税收，（土地，财产等的）收入，收益，所得，（个人的）固定收入；[复数]总收入；税务署，〈美俚〉税务官；税务局 Revenue是什么意思？ 同学你好，很高兴为您解答！ 您所说的这个词语，是属于期货从业词汇的一个，掌握好期货从业词汇可以让您在期货从业的学习中如鱼得水，这个词的翻译及意义如下：1. 特定期间的销售总额，包括折扣及退货。总收入是损益表中排列最高的一项，从中减除开支，以得出净收入 希望高顿网校的回答能帮助您解决问题，更多期货从业问题欢迎提交给高顿企业知道。 高顿祝您生活愉快！ increase是什么意思 increase[英][ɪnˈkri:s][美][ɪnˈkris] vt.& vi.增加，增大，增多; vt.增强，增进; [缝纫]放（针）; vi.增强; 增进; 增殖，繁殖; [缝纫]放针; increase n.增加量; 增长; 提高; 第三人称单数：increases过去分词：increased复数：increases现在进行时：increasing过去式：increased 易混淆单词：Increase 例句: 1. Analysts expect gasoline consumption to increase more in ing months. 分析师预计未来几个月中汽油消费量将进一步增加。

克里斯琴的成就。1:christian[男子名][英格兰人姓氏]克里斯琴。来源于古法语教名，含义是“基督的信徒”2:achievement，英语单词，名词，意为“成就；完成；达到；成绩”。

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　　9月15日英雄联盟官方宣布S7总决赛主题曲正式发布，主题曲名为Legends Never Die(传奇永不熄)，演唱者是Against The Current乐队，主唱是chrissy，chrissy小姐姐在推特表示自己也是一个LOL老玩家(很多年的LOL粉丝了！)能够有幸演唱世界总决赛主题曲实在是太兴奋了！小姐姐兴奋是必然的，作为一个游戏的粉丝，能以演唱主题曲的身份加入世界总决赛，真棒！

Against The Current乐队 主唱chrissy

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您好，很高兴为您解答：___everybody"s disappointment, the football match was put off.To everybody"s disappointment 令每个人都失望的是，“to +one"s+情感名词”是英语中一个十分有用的结构，主要表示某人由于某事的发生而唤起其内心的某种情感，通常译为“令某人……的是”“使某人感到……的是”。这类结构在学习时应弄清以下几个方面。能用于该结构的名词非常有限，常见的有 admiration(羡慕), amazement(惊奇), amusement(娱乐), annoyance(烦恼), astonishment (惊奇), delight(欣喜), despair(绝望), disappointment(失望), embarrassment(难堪), happiness, horror(恐怖), joy(高兴), puzzlement(疑惑), regret(遗憾), relief(放心), satisfaction(满意), shame(羞愧), sorrow(悲伤), surprise(惊讶)等-------------------------------★倾心解答★愿您满意★★欢迎追问★敬请采纳★-------------------------------

Never saying goodbuy歌手：Chipz章节一:(Rach-l)I just wanna thank you我只想感谢你For being a friend作为一个朋友Together we made it我们一起达到Together we stand我们有共同的立场All the times we"ve been blessed在这段时间内我们已经经历了喜悦Those times were the best那段时间是最好的(Peter)You give me the good times你给我一段好时光We always have fun我们总是过得快活You followed me true from 你跟我真正从The day we begun我们开始的一天Though it"s time to go on虽然那段时间已经过去了I won"t leave you alone但我不会离开你不管Chorus（合唱）:Never saying goodbye to you永远不与你说再见Cause I"m coming back for more因为我回忆起更多And that is for sure而这时肯定的I will always be there for you我会永远有你的I"ll be singing and dancing我将会唱歌和跳舞I swear I do我发誓我会去做You"re the best你是最好的There is no one like you没有一个人与你一样章节二:(Cilla)I wish that it wasn"t我希望这不是The end of the show当表演结束的时候You gotta remember你必须记得That I never let go我从来没有放开Make a promise to you我为你承诺I"ll be seeing you soon我会在不久与你见面(Kevin)The lights will go down那灯光将会慢慢降下But you"re not out of sight但你不在视线之内Bringing a new song将一首新的歌曲With you on my mind在你与我的脑海中Though it"s time to go on虽然那段时间已经过去了I won"t leave you alone但我不会离开你不管Chorus（合唱）:Never saying goodbye to you永远不与你说再见Cause I"m coming back for more因为我回忆起更多And that is for sure而这时肯定的I will always be there for you我会永远有你的I"ll be singing and dancing我将会唱歌和跳舞I swear I do我发誓我会去做You"re the best你是最好的There is no one like you没有一个人与你一样章节三:I"ll be missing, reminissing我会继续想念的Always remember常常记起We together, feeling better我们在一起时，感觉是最好的Better than when I"m by myself比起我独自一人时好得多Oh噢Chorus（合唱）:Never saying goodbye to you永远不与你说再见Cause I"m coming back for more因为我回忆起更多And that is for sure而这时肯定的I will always be there for you我会永远有你的I"ll be singing and dancing我将会唱歌和跳舞I swear I do我发誓我会去做You"re the best你是最好的There is no one like you没有一个人与你一样

分别是合唱 弗兰格 回响 降噪（可能）合唱是种立体声效果弗兰格是种类似于喷气式飞机的声音效果回响是指在不同空间声音反弹呈现的效果（比如在大厅、厕所里）

副词 however:despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession) by contrast; on the other hand to whatever degree or extent

不管however以何种形式出现，它都不外乎以下两种用法。1. 用作副词(1) 表示让步：意为“无论如何”“不管怎样”，用来修饰形容词或副词，其词序为：however+形容词或副词+主语+谓语。这样用的however其实具有连词的功能，用以引导让步状语从句。如：however much he eats, he never gets fat. 不管他吃多少，他永远吃不胖。用于此用法时，请注意以下几点：①此用法属however所有用法中最重要的考点，同学们务请引起高度重视。②这样用的 however 与 no matter how 大致同义。如：People always want more, however [no matter how] rich they are. 人总是富了还想再富。however [No matter how] hard I worked, she was never satisfied. 无论我多么努力地工作，她从来没满意过。③有时从句谓语可用情态动词。如：Don"t laugh, however funny it may be. 无论多么有趣也不要笑。I"ll try to finish it in time, however hard it may be. 无论多么难，我也要按时完成。④“however＋形容词或副词＋主语＋谓语”有时可以有所省略。如：I refuse, however favorable the conditions. 不管条件如何有利，我都不干。(conditions后省去了are)I"d rather have a room of my own, however small (it is), than share a room. 无论房间多么小，我宁愿一个人住一间，而不愿意与别人合住一个房间。A grammar rule, however true (it is), is useless unless it can be understood. 一条语法规则，不管如何正确，除非能懂，否则毫无用处。(2) 表示转折：尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时，表示转折，其意为“可是”“仍然”等。可放在句首、句中或句末，通常用逗号与句子其他成分隔开。如：My father, however, did not agree. 但是，我父亲不同意。My room is small; however, it"s comfortable. 我的房间很小，但却很舒服。He said that it was so; he was mistaken, however. 他说情况如此，可是他错了。注：however不能像 but(但是)那样直接连接两个句子(注意正句中的标点符号)。如：我们都已尽了最大的努力，不过我们还是输了。.正：We all tried our best, but we lost the game.正：We all tried our best; however, we lost the game.正：We all tried our best. however, we lost the game.(3) 表示惊奇或强调：相当于how ever的用法，其意为“究竟怎样，到底以什么方式”。

您是问whatever和however有什么区别吧，whatever是副词，代词。however只能是副词。whatever既可以是副词，也能是代词，其在句子中作宾语，它的意思是无论什么，不管什么，however只能是副词，其在句子中作状语，其含义为无论到什么程度，不管多么，不管怎样，无论如何，然而，不过，仍然。

however的用法 ：一般情况however都是和but区别使用的。 辨析 however和 but 二者都意为“可是，但是”； but是并列名词，连接两个并列分句，上下二句在总的意义上构成了对比。 I really don"t like cheese, but I will try just a little this time.我实在是不喜欢吃奶酪，但是这次我要尝一点。 however不能直接连接两个分句，必须另起新句，并用逗号隔开。 It was raining hard. However, we went out to look for the boy. 雨下得很大，不过我们还是出去寻找那个孩子 1.however比but用的场合更正式,so however用于书面语,而but 常用于口语. 2.however后有"," 而but 没有 3.另外,however的意思还不只局限于"但是;然而" 。 whatevery的用法：pron. 无论什么； 任何（事物）； 诸如此类； （表示不在乎，什么都可接受）什么都可以 adj. 无论什么…都； 无论怎样…都； 任何…也1.whatever作连接代词,意为"无论什么;不管什么",连接宾语从句、主语从句。如: They eat whatever they can find. 他们找到什么就吃什么。2.whatever作连接形容词,意为"无论什么样的"。应当注意, 此用法的whatever必须同其被修饰的词一起放在从句前引导从句。如: I can do whatever work I can find.我可以做我能找到的任何工作。

无论如何，仍然，尽管，另一方面

1、意思不同instead，作副词意思是代替；反而。however，作副词意思有然而；无论如何；不管多么。作连词意思是不管怎样。2、用法不同instead是副词，只能单独使用。基本意思是“代替”，可依据上下文灵活翻译，有时甚至干脆不译。instead可位于句首，连接上下句。通常是上句先否定一种情况，再以instead引出下句，提出相反的情况。however 通常引导一个让步状语从句，从句中的形容词或副词必须紧接其后。however多插在句中，有时也放在句首或句尾，但都应紧跟在进行对比的词或短语之后，用逗号将其与其他词分开。扩展资料but，however，still，yet，nevertheless，while，whereas这些连词或副词均含“但是，可是，然而，而”之意。but口语常用词，语气较强，泛指与前述情况相反。however表转折关系，语气稍弱于but，连接性也弱一些，因而常作插入语。still语气强，多用于肯定句或疑问句。指尽管作出让步，采取措施或表示反对，但情况仍然如故，无所改变。yet常用于否定句，语气比still稍强。指不管作出多大努力或让步，仍达不到预期的结果。nevertheless指尽管作出完全让步，也不会发生任何影响。while表对比，一般可与whereas换用，但程度弱一些。whereas表对比，一般可与while互换。

英语whereas和however区别是：1）whereas 的转折强度要弱一些2） however 的转折强度要强， 直接否定。

有几种意思，作副词用时,1.意思为无论如何,不管怎样,需要另起一个句子，后跟形容词,等于nomatterhoweg,hefailed,howeverhardhetried.2.然而,不过.Shegetsupearly；shemissedthebus；however.

but: 口语常用词，语气较强，泛指与前述情况相反,不能和though连用,但可以和yet still连用while：表对比。however: 表转折关系，语气稍弱于but，连接性也弱一些，因而常作插入语。所连接的两个句子关系不密切，后一个句子只是起衬托的作用的。如：I want to go with you ，however I am quite busy。

however做然而的意思时可用no matter how替换。however和no matter how的意思都是“不管…怎样”,但前者为书面语; 后者多用于口语。however [haʊ"evə] conj. 无论以何种方式; 不管怎样adv. 无论如何；不管怎样（接副词或形容词）；然而；可是例句She felt ill. She went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.她病了。然而她照旧去上班，并且尽力集中精神工作。His first response was to say no. Later, however, he changed his mind.他最初的反应是不同意。可是后来他改变了主意。He will never succeed however hard he tries.不论他怎样努力,都不会获得成功。no matter how不管怎样1.Parallel lines will never meet no matter how far extended.无论延伸多长，平行线永不相交。2.No matter how often they turn up, their welcome never wears out.不管他们多久露面一次，都永远那么受欢迎。3.Any dog bite, no matter how small, needs immediate medical attention.被狗咬后，不管伤口多小，都必须立即就医。

but, however, still, yet, nevertheless, while, whereas 这些连词或副词均含“但是，可是，然而，而”之意。 but〓口语常用词，语气较强，泛指与前述情况相反。 however〓表转折关系，语气稍弱于but，连接性也弱一些，因而常作插入语。 still〓语气强，多用于肯定句或疑问句。指尽管作出让步，采取措施或表示反对，但情况仍然如故，无所改变。 yet〓常用于否定句，语气比still稍强。指不管作出多大努力或让步，仍达不到预期的结果。 nevertheless〓指尽管作出完全让步，也不会发生任何影响。 while〓表对比，一般可与whereas换用，但程度弱一些。 whereas〓表对比，一般可与while互换。

whatever是任可的意思 e.g I will take whatever you have. however是然而的意思 e.g.source A tells that the king was treating his people well,however,in source B says that the king was cruel and unreasonable.

一、表达意思不同1、however表转折关系，语气稍弱于but，连接性也弱一些，因而常作插入语。如：She felt ill. She went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.她病了。然而她照旧去上班，并且尽力集中精神工作。2、nevertheless指尽管作出完全让步，也不会发生任何影响。如：Our defeat was expected；nevertheless，it was disappointing.我们的失败是意料中的事；尽管如此,还是令人失望。二、一词多义不同1、however作副词意思有然而；无论如何；不管多么。作连词意思是不管怎样。2、nevertheless作副词意思有尽管如此；不过；仍然。作连词意思有然而；不过。三、作用不同1、nevertheless更有承接上文提到下文的作用。2、however的作用没有那么深刻。

however的用法： however表示“然而，可是”的意思，它作为并列连词，使用起来非常灵活，基本可用于句子中的任何位置，但要留意标点的使用。意为“无论如何”、“不管怎样”，用来修饰形容词或副词，表示转折，尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时，其意为“可是”、“仍然”等。 扩展资料 　　however表示让步：意为“无论如何”“不管怎样”,用来修饰形容词或副词,表示转折：尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时，其意为“可是”“仍然”等。 　　1.表示让步：意为“无论如何”“不管怎样”,用来修饰形容词或副词 　　however+形容词或副词+主语+谓语.这样用的however其实具有连词的功能,用以引导让步状语从句. 　　2.表示转折：尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时,表示转折,其意为“可是”“仍然”等.可放在句首、句中或句末,通常用逗号与句子其他成分隔开.如： 　　My father,however,did not agree.但是,我父亲不同意。 　　My room is small; however,it"s comfortable.我的`房间很小,但却很舒服。 　　He said that it was so; he was mistaken,however.他说情况如此,可是他错了。 　　注：however不能像 but(但是)那样直接连接两个句子(注意正句中的标点符号).如： 　　我们都已尽了最大的努力,不过我们还是输了.. 　　We all tried our best,but we lost the game. 　　We all tried our best; however,we lost the game. 　　3.表示惊奇或强调：相当于how ever的用法,其意为“究竟怎样,到底以什么方式”.如： 　　however did you get here without a car?没有汽车你究竟是怎样来的呢?

不管however以何种形式出现,它都不外乎以下两种用法. 1.用作副词 (1) 表示让步：意为“无论如何”“不管怎样”,用来修饰形容词或副词, 其词序为：however+形容词或副词+主语+谓语.这样用的however其实具有连词的功能,用以引导让步状语从句.如： however much he eats,he never gets fat.不管他吃多少,他永远吃不胖. 用于此用法时,请注意以下几点： ①此用法属however所有用法中最重要的考点,同学们务请引起高度重视. ②这样用的 however 与 no matter how 大致同义.如： People always want more,however [no matter how] rich they are.人总是富了还想再富. however [No matter how] hard I worked,she was never satisfied.无论我多么努力地工作,她从来没满意过. ③有时从句谓语可用情态动词.如： Don"t laugh,however funny it may be.无论多么有趣也不要笑. I"ll try to finish it in time,however hard it may be.无论多么难,我也要按时完成. ④“however＋形容词或副词＋主语＋谓语”有时可以有所省略.如： I refuse,however favorable the conditions.不管条件如何有利,我都不干.(conditions后省去了are) I"d rather have a room of my own,however small (it is),than share a room.无论房间多么小,我宁愿一个人住一间,而不愿意与别人合住一个房间. A grammar rule,however true (it is),is useless unless it can be understood.一条语法规则,不管如何正确,除非能懂,否则毫无用处. (2) 表示转折：尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时,表示转折,其意为“可是”“仍然”等.可放在句首、句中或句末,通常用逗号与句子其他成分隔开.如： My father,however,did not agree.但是,我父亲不同意. My room is small; however,it"s comfortable.我的房间很小,但却很舒服. He said that it was so; he was mistaken,however.他说情况如此,可是他错了. 注：however不能像 but(但是)那样直接连接两个句子(注意正句中的标点符号).如： 我们都已尽了最大的努力,不过我们还是输了.. 正：We all tried our best,but we lost the game. 正：We all tried our best; however,we lost the game. 正：We all tried our best.however,we lost the game. (3) 表示惊奇或强调：相当于how ever的用法,其意为“究竟怎样,到底以什么方式”.

无论如何

用法详解不管however以何种形式出现在高考题中，它都不外乎以下两种用法。1. 用作副词(1) 表示让步：意为(1) “无论如何”“不管怎样”，用来修饰形容词或副词，其词序为：however+形容词或副词+主语+谓语。这样用的however其实具有连词的功能，用以引导让步状语从句。如：Phone me when you arrive, however late it is. 你到达之后就给我打电话，不论多么晚也要打。However much he eats, he never gets fat. 不管他吃多少，他永远吃不胖。However cold it is, he always goes swimming. 不管天有多冷，他都去游泳。You won"t move the stone, however strong you are. 不管你力气有多大，也休想搬动那块石头。However far it is, l intend to drive there tonight 不管有多远，我今晚也要开车到那儿去。用于此用法时，请注意以下几点：①此用法属however所有用法中最重要的考点，同学们务请引起高度重视。②这样用的 howeverfont-family: "Times New Roman"">②与 no matter how 大致同义。如：People always want more, however [no matter how] rich they are. 人总是富了还想再富。However [No matter how] hard I worked, she was never satisfied. 无论我多么努力地工作，她从来没满意过。③有时从句谓语可用情态动词。如：Don"t laugh, however funny it may be. 无论多么有趣也不要笑。I"ll try to finish it in time, however hard it may be. 无论多么难，我也要按时完成。④“however＋形容词或副词＋主语＋谓语”有时可以有所省略。如：I refuse, however favorable the conditions. 不管条件如何有利，我都不干。(conditions后省去了are) I"d rather have a room of my own, however small (it is), than share a room. 无论房间多么小，我宁愿一个人住一间，而不愿意与别人合住一个房间。 A grammar rule, however true (it is), is useless unless it can be understood. 一条语法规则，不管如何正确，除非能懂，否则毫无用处。一条语法规则，不管如何正确，除非能懂，否则毫无用处。(2) 表示转折：尤其用于谈及一个既成事实时，表示转折，其意为“可是”“仍然”等。可放在句首、句中或句末，通常用逗号与句子其他成分隔开。如：My father, however, did not agree. 但是，我父亲不同意。My room is small; however, it"s comfortable. 我的房间很小，但却很舒服。My room is small; however, it"s comfortable. He said that it was so; he was mistaken, however. 他说情况如此，可是他错了。注：however不能像 but(但是)那样直接连接两个句子(注意正句中的标点符号)注意正句中的标点符号。如：我们都已尽了最大的努力，不过我们还是输了。误：We all tried our best, however we lost the game. 正：We all tried our best, but we lost the game. 正：We all tried our best; however, we lost the game. 正：We all tried our best. However, we lost the game. (3) 表示惊奇或强调：相当于how ever的用法，其意为“究竟怎样，到底以什么方式”。如：However did you get here without a car? 没有汽车你究竟是怎样来的呢? 没有汽车你究竟是怎样来的呢However does he manage to write music when he is so deaf? 他聋成这个样子，究竟是怎样从事作曲的呢?2. 用作连词用作连词，引导方式状语从句，表示“无论以何种方式“”“不管怎样”。如：However it may be, I shall take your word. 无论如何，我将会相信你的话。However I approached the problem, I couldn"t find a solution. 这一问题我不管怎样都无法解决。However you travel, it"ll take you at least two days. 无论你怎么个走法，至少要两天时间。However you travel, /SPAN>The painting looks wrong however you look at it. 这张画不论怎么看都显得不对劲。

一、用作连词 表示“虽然”，两者大致同义，可换用，只是 although 比 though 更为正式： Though [Although] it was raining，we went there. 虽然下着雨，但我们还是去了那儿。 Though [Although] it was barely four o"clock, the lights were already on. 尽管才四点钟，灯已经亮了。 Though [Although] we are poor, we are still happy. 我们虽然穷，仍然很快活。

anyway，副词（adv.），意为：无论如何；而且；尽管；至少；不管怎样；反正；总之。however，可作副词（adv.）或者连词（conj.）。作副词时意为：不管到什么程度；无论如何；然而；可是。作连词时意为“不管怎样”。两者在作为连词时意义相近，但however具有更强的表示转折含义的概念。

一、表达意思不同1、however表转折关系，语气稍弱于but，连接性也弱一些，因而常作插入语。如：She felt ill. She went to work, however, and tried to concentrate.她病了。然而她照旧去上班，并且尽力集中精神工作。2、nevertheless指尽管作出完全让步，也不会发生任何影响。如：Our defeat was expected；nevertheless，it was disappointing.我们的失败是意料中的事；尽管如此,还是令人失望。二、一词多义不同1、however作副词意思有然而；无论如何；不管多么。作连词意思是不管怎样。2、nevertheless作副词意思有尽管如此；不过；仍然。作连词意思有然而；不过。三、作用不同1、nevertheless更有承接上文提到下文的作用。2、however的作用没有那么深刻。

原句是说人类的族群中包括不同的角色，这就表示，人们一般更愿意接受某个个体帮助而不是另一个个体的帮助。意思上举个例子，比如你不小心摔倒了，你的朋友和一个路过的陌生人都会伸手想拉你起来，他们对你提供的帮助是一样的，都是伸手拉你起来，但是因为他们所扮演的社会角色不同，你会选择其中一个（朋友），而不是另外一个（陌生人）。

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on criterion referenced in engineeringinstitutions of higher education. 高等工科院校的物理测验大多数是基于标准参照的学绩测验。Achievement test is an absolutely necessary link in college English teaching. It is a means to test the effect of the students" learning and the teachers" teaching. 成绩测试是大学英语教学中必不可少的一个环节，是检测一定阶段学生学业成绩和教师教学效果的手段。2、proficiency testIn 2004 only one in five teachers passedtheEnglish- proficiency test. 2004年，只有五分之一的教师通过了英语水平测试。This paper discusses ther-coloured words in The Essentials of Putonghua Proficiency Test from two aspects: the words" form-standardizing and the words" number-controlling. 《普通话水平测试实施纲要》在儿化词语的测试数量和词形规范等方面还存在一些问题，尚需进一步规范。Someone who needs to communicate using pictures is, to say the least, unlikely to have passed the language proficiency test by themselves. 需要借助图片进行交流的学生，退一步讲，他们自己也不大可能通过语言能力考试。Implementation Outline for "Putonghua" Proficiency Test published in 2004 is the revised editionof Outline for "Putonghua" Proficiency Test published in 1994. 2004年1月出版的《普通话水平测试实施纲要》是1994年出版发行的《普通话水平测试大纲》的修订版。Harvard College does not require an English-proficiency test for undergraduate applicants. 哈佛本科生院对本科申请人没有英语能力考试的要求。The reading item " Intonation Tolerance" in ChineseMandarin Proficiency Test grossly shows as "d i- alect intonation". 普通话水平测试朗读项“语调偏误”主要表现为“方言语调”。Take Defense Language Aptitude Battery or Defense Language Proficiency Test. 接受反特语言倾向度测试或反特语言流利度测试。The final test is designed as a proficiency test that gives students an indication where they stand in terms of the four main language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing. 期末考试定为能力测试，用以测定学生在听、说、读、写四个方面的能力。Have you taken any proficiency test in English? 您是否参加过英文语文能力测验?。Objective:To sum up the participant experience of platelet function proficiency test(PT)from the College of American Pathologists(CAP). 目的总结参加美国病理学家协会血小板功能能力比对试验的经验。Objective: To sum op the participant experience of platelet function proficiency test (PT) from the College of American Pathologists (CAP). 目的：总结参加美国病理学家协会血小板功能能力比对试验的经验。I have already mentioned four ways of improving general oral proficiency test. 我已经介绍了4种提高总的口语熟练技巧的测试方法。To do the job well, the proficiency test organization should be established and strengthened, the routine teaching should be managed strictly and the scientific research should be promoted. 要做好这项工作，必须首先要健全主管这项工作的机构，抓好常规教学，展开相关的科学研究，建立水平测试机构，严格测试管理。Receives help is one kind which (ETS) globally undertakes by the US Educational TestingService English proficiency test which carries on view of the mother tongue non-English public figure. 托福是由美国教育考试服务中心（ETS）在全球范围内承办的一种针对母语非英语人士进行的英语水平考试。Have you taken any proficiency test on Chinese? Which test ?Your scores ? 是否参加过中文语文能力测验？何种测验？成绩？

Achievementtest和proficiencytest的区别：Achievementtest（成就测验）就是我们通常所说的考试。成就测验主要是针对特定领域为检测应试者对有关知识和技能的掌握程度而设计的。proficiencytest，是指技术检查熟练测验，熟练程度的水平测试。例句：1、AchievementtestAn achievement test that measures what the child expresseshehas learned so far 成绩测试可以衡量一个孩子的学习达到了何种程度。If we"re goingto reverse this tide, it might be useful toputthe Achievement Test backat the center of politics. 如果我们想要逆转这种潮流，那么把能力测评放到政治事务的中心应该是一个行之有效的办法。King acknowledgedthat just 17percent of his 11th-grade students passed thestatewideachievement test lastyear, while inthe Chicago public schools asa whole, the comparablefigure was 29percent. King承认他的十一年级学生中只有17%的人通过了全国统一成绩测试，而芝加哥的公立学校们的该项指标整体上达到了29%。Las Pinas City Grade 6 students got thefourth highest score inthe National Capital Region (NCR) forthe National Achievement Test (NAT). 拉宾斯市的六年级学生的国家水平测试成绩在国家首都地区名列第四。Jackson ElementarySchool students boosted their Illinois Standards Achievement Test scoresin2009 by 6.3 percent over 2008. Jackson小学的学生在伊利诺斯州标准成绩测试中的分数2009年比2008年上升了6.3个百分点。Accordingto the correlation between language teaching and testing, language tests involve fivebasic types:proficiency test, aptitude test, achievement test, diagnostic test,placement test. 根据语言教学和测试的相互关系，语言测试包括五方面的基本类型：水平测试、能力倾向测试、技巧测试、判断测试、综合性测试。The achievement test designed according tothe curriculum criterion is to measure towhat degree students master the concepts,the principle and the knowledge in certain fields. 成就测验就是根据课程标准和教学目标要求编制，用以测量学生对某一学科领域知识、概念、法则等掌握程度的学绩测验。Furthermore,the studentswere divided into high and low ACSWgroups by theirscoresonACSW Scale and highandlow achievement groups bytheir scores on The ScienceArticle Achievement Test. 另外，并依据四班学生在「学业自我价值后效量表」以及「成就测验」上之得分，将学生区分为高、低学业自我价值后效与高、低成就组。Theresearch findsout that the researches in China dependon two main ways: market reactiontest of amalgamation and the influence of corporate business achievement test ofamalgamation. 研究发现，国内的研究基本上沿着并购的市场反应检验和并购的公司经营业绩影响检验两条主线展开。Findingsfromthisstudy indicatethat the adding of oralpart in achievement test has aninfluentialwashback effect on students" learning. 研究表明，期末成就测试中新增口语测试对学生英语学习具有积极的反拨效应。Conclusion: Bothindividual variables and class variables have influenced the Chineseachievement test in CEE. 结论：学生的个体变量和班级变量对高考语文成绩存在影响。Establishinga computer based itembank for College English achievement test is anindispensable component of reforming thecurrentsituationofcourseassessmentand enhancing teaching quality. 建立基于计算机的校本大学英语学业测试语料库，已成为改革测试模式、提高教学质量的重要组成部分。The new goal of testing candidates comprehensive abilities set in the revised version meansareturn from achievement test to proficiency test,a beginning step that has aprofound significance. 新考纲提出测试学生综合应用能力这一新的考试目的，意味着开始了从教学考试向水平考试回归的旅程，这启始的一步具有非常积极的意义。Most physical tests are achievement test basedon criterion referenced in engineeringinstitutions of higher education. 高等工科院校的物理测验大多数是基于标准参照的学绩测验。Achievement test is an absolutelynecessary link in college English teaching. Itis a means to test the effect of the students" learning and the teachers" teaching. 成绩测试是大学英语教学中必不可少的一个环节，是检测一定阶段学生学业成绩和教师教学效果的手段。2、proficiencytestIn2004 only onein five teachers passedtheEnglish- proficiency test. 2004年，只有五分之一的教师通过了英语水平测试。Thispaperdiscussesther-coloured words in The Essentials of Putonghua Proficiency Test fromtwo aspects:thewords" form-standardizing and thewords" number-controlling. 《普通话水平测试实施纲要》在儿化词语的测试数量和词形规范等方面还存在一些问题，尚需进一步规范。Someone who needsto communicate using pictures is, tosay theleast, unlikely tohave passedthe language proficiency test by themselves. 需要借助图片进行交流的学生，退一步讲，他们自己也不大可能通过语言能力考试。Implementation Outlinefor"Putonghua" Proficiency Test published in2004 is the revisededitionof Outline for"Putonghua" Proficiency Test published in1994. 2004年1月出版的《普通话水平测试实施纲要》是1994年出版发行的《普通话水平测试大纲》的修订版。Harvard College doesnot require an English-proficiency test for undergraduate applicants. 哈佛本科生院对本科申请人没有英语能力考试的要求。The reading item " Intonation Tolerance"in ChineseMandarin Proficiency Test grossly shows as "di- alectintonation". 普通话水平测试朗读项“语调偏误”主要表现为“方言语调”。Take Defense Language Aptitude Battery or Defense Language Proficiency Test. 接受反特语言倾向度测试或反特语言流利度测试。Thefinal test is designed asa proficiency test thatgives students anindicationwheretheystand in terms ofthe four mainlanguage skills: speaking, listening, reading,and writing. 期末考试定为能力测试，用以测定学生在听、说、读、写四个方面的能力。Haveyou taken any proficiency test inEnglish? 您是否参加过英文语文能力测验?。Objective:To sumup the participant experience of platelet function proficiency test(PT)fromthe College of American Pathologists(CAP). 目的总结参加美国病理学家协会血小板功能能力比对试验的经验。Objective:To sum opthe participant experience of platelet function proficiency test (PT)fromthe College of American Pathologists (CAP). 目的：总结参加美国病理学家协会血小板功能能力比对试验的经验。I havealready mentioned four waysof improving general oral proficiency test. 我已经介绍了4种提高总的口语熟练技巧的测试方法。To do thejob well,the proficiency test organization should be established and strengthened,the routine teachingshould be managed strictly and the scientific research shouldbepromoted. 要做好这项工作，必须首先要健全主管这项工作的机构，抓好常规教学，展开相关的科学研究，建立水平测试机构，严格测试管理。Receiveshelp is one kindwhich (ETS) globally undertakes bythe US Educational TestingService English proficiency test whichcarries onview ofthe mothertongue non-English publicfigure. 托福是由美国教育考试服务中心（ETS）在全球范围内承办的一种针对母语非英语人士进行的英语水平考试。Haveyou taken any proficiency test on Chinese? Which test ?Yourscores ? 是否参加过中文语文能力测验？何种测验？成绩？

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Event Invitation活动邀请双语例句1The event invitation features a large picture of an acoustic guitar, seen asanother clue that the theme will be iPod and Apple"s online shop iTunes.活动的请帖很有特色的做成了一个原声吉他形的大图片，另外的一个线索便是活动的主题将是ipod和苹果的在线商店iTunes。

一、词义辨析不一样1、achieve v. 达到，实现〔辨析〕尤指经过努力实现某事或取得好的结果。〔例证〕He eventually achieved his goal of becoming a pianist.他终于实现了目标，成为一名钢琴家。2、realize v.实现〔辨析〕指某人实现了自己非常想去完成的某事。〔例证〕Now I will step forward to realize this wish.现在,我想传递并实现这个愿望。3、 come true〔辨析〕强调某种猜测和预知的计划、梦想等最终实现了。〔例证〕Her wish to become a doctor has come true.她想当医生的愿望实现了。二、词义广泛性不一样1、achieve英 [əˈtʃiːv]  美 [əˈtʃiv] vi. 达到预期的目的，实现预期的结果，如愿以偿vt. 完成，达到；获得，取得；成功2、realize 英 [ˈrɪəˌlaɪz]  美 [ˈriəˌlaɪz] v. 理解；认识到；实现，将...变为现实3、come true英 [kʌm truː]   美 [kʌm truː] v. （梦想等）实现；（预言等）成真；应验；达到三、词语用法不一样1、achieve用法：常用作及物动词，基本意思是“取得”“获得”，如取得成就、成果或获得胜利、成功等，也可以表示经长期努力而“实现”“达到”“完成”，如实现目标、愿望，达到目的，完成计划等。2、realize用法：基本意思是使梦想、计划、希望等成为现实，引申可指人清楚地明白、领悟、体会到某事，诸如“无能”“危险”“差错”“困难”等，在非正式口语中，realize有时能作“认出”解。3、come true用法：基本意思是“朝某中心点接近、到达某地点或达到某种状态”。

materialise 作实现讲的时候是不可数名词。例如，I don"t think her idealistic plans will ever materialise.我以为她那些空想的计划永远不会实现。achieve 是可数名词 例如，You will achieve your ambition if you work hard.如果你努力, 你的抱负是可以实现的。实现成绩、目标，主语是人realize 也是可数名词 例如，He realized his dream when he passed the entrance examination.入学考试通过了, 他的梦想就实现了。实现，意识到，多指意识到某种道理、规律什么的，主语是人

achieve,表示实现的意思一般都包含达到目的,如愿以偿的意味,经过努力最终达到预期的目标。可以为及物动词,也可为不及物动词,如achieve success,achieve goals等realize,为及物动词，实现,意识到,多指意识到某种道理、规律什么的,主语是人.当作为及物动词,后面一般要接目标,远景等词,如实现现代化（realize the four modernizations）,实现伟大理想等,一般都用realize.例：I knew that I had accomplished something during my first year in Beijing.我知道在北京的第一年我已经取得了一些成就.区分的时候要根据具体的语境和实际的语言环境慢慢体会

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《I"m a Killer》Everybody"s a geniusand everyone"s insaneSugarplums and razor bladesDancing in our brainsI"ve been gunning for sunshineI want my piece of the skyI think I"m going viral babyand I couldn"t even tell you whyI"m a rockstar, I"m a thrillerI"m a time bomb, I"m a killerI"ve been a million peopleyeah it"s trueI"m an actress, I"m a liarI"m a sinner in the choirEverything I am is killing youTell me how I could love youand hurt you like I doI kiss you like a politicianI"m never gonna follow throughI get so lost inside myselfLike a tourist in AmsterdamI"d love to introduce myselfBut I don"t know who I amI"m a rockstar, I"m a thrillerI"m a time bomb, I"m a killerI"ve been a million peopleyeah it"s trueI"m an actress, I"m a liarI"m a sinner in the choirEverything I am is killing youIt"s time for me to face the ugly truthThe only good thing in my heart is YouI"m a killer, I"m a killer, I"m a killer, I"m a killer!I"m a rockstar, I"m a thrillerI"m a time bomb, I"m a killerI"ve been a million peopleyeah it"s trueI"m an actress, I"m a liarI"m a sinner in the choirEverything I am is killing you

就是6点45分...to...就是还差多少时间到几点的意思...pass...就是已经过了几点多少时间的意识half 就是半的意思quarter就是15分的意思

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是的。everybody是不定代词，不定代词做主语是第三人称单数，后面的动词也要用第三人称单数形式。不定代词后面实意动词就是单数形式。还有nobody,something,something都是不定代词。后面都是单数形式。常见辨析词 Already and All Ready 副词already表示“以前”或“到现在”： Sasha has already left. 萨沙已经离开了。 短语all ready表示“准备充分的”： We"re all ready to go. 我们已经准备好要出发了。 Altogether and All Together 副词altogether表示“完全地“或“全部地”： Gus has stopped riding the bus altogether. 格斯再也不开公共汽车了。 短语all together指代人或物集中在一个地方： The kids sit all together in the back of the bus. 孩子们都坐在公共汽车的后面。 Anyone and Any One 不定代词anyone抽象地指代任何人，而不是某一个人： Anyone who has an opinion will probably offend someone. 有意见的人很可能会冒犯到别人。 短语any one指代具体但身份不明的物或人： With enough money, any one of us could be elected mayor. 只要有足够的钱，我们每一个人都能够竞选成为市长。 Awhile and A While 副词awhile表示“一会儿”： Nico asked me to stay awhile and chat. 尼克让我留下来聊一会儿天。 名词a while表示一段时间： Once in a while people surprise you and rise above self-interest. 有时候，人们会使你感到惊讶，他们抛开了个人利益。

可连用多种时态，如一般现在时、一般过去时、现在进行时、现在完成时等。例如：Everydayhe queued patiently at the bus stop.他每天都耐心地在公共汽车站排队。 一般现在时常用的时间词语常用于一般现在时的词语有 sometimes/usually/often/every day(week,year)/ now/always 等。请记住：这些时间词语只是辅助作用，具体还要进行分析。 常见辨析词 Already and All Ready 副词already表示“以前”或“到现在”： Sasha has already left. 萨沙已经离开了。 短语all ready表示“准备充分的”： We"re all ready to go. 我们已经准备好要出发了。 Altogether and All Together 副词altogether表示“完全地“或“全部地”： Gus has stopped riding the bus altogether. 格斯再也不开公共汽车了。 短语all together指代人或物集中在一个地方： The kids sit all together in the back of the bus. 孩子们都坐在公共汽车的后面。 Anyone and Any One 不定代词anyone抽象地指代任何人，而不是某一个人： Anyone who has an opinion will probably offend someone. 有意见的人很可能会冒犯到别人。 短语any one指代具体但身份不明的物或人： With enough money, any one of us could be elected mayor. 只要有足够的钱，我们每一个人都能够竞选成为市长。 Awhile and A While 副词awhile表示“一会儿”： Nico asked me to stay awhile and chat. 尼克让我留下来聊一会儿天。 名词a while表示一段时间： Once in a while people surprise you and rise above self-interest. 有时候，人们会使你感到惊讶，他们抛开了个人利益。

可连用多种时态，如一般现在时、一般过去时、现在进行时、现在完成时等。例如：Everydayhe queued patiently at the bus stop.他每天都耐心地在公共汽车站排队。 扩展资料 　　一般现在时常用的时间词语常用于一般现在时的`词语有： sometimes/usually/often/every day(week,year)/ now/always 等。请记住：这些时间词语只是辅助作用，具体还要进行分析。 　　常见辨析词： 　　Already and All Ready： 　　副词already表示“以前”或“到现在”： 　　Sasha has already left. 　　萨沙已经离开了。 　　短语all ready表示“准备充分的”： 　　We"re all ready to go. 　　我们已经准备好要出发了。 　　Altogether and All Together 　　副词altogether表示“完全地“或“全部地”： 　　Gus has stopped riding the bus altogether. 　　格斯再也不开公共汽车了。 　　短语all together指代人或物集中在一个地方： 　　The kids sit all together in the back of the bus. 　　孩子们都坐在公共汽车的后面。 　　Anyone and Any One： 　　不定代词anyone抽象地指代任何人，而不是某一个人： 　　Anyone who has an opinion will probably offend someone. 　　有意见的人很可能会冒犯到别人。 　　短语any one指代具体但身份不明的物或人： 　　With enough money, any one of us could be elected mayor. 　　只要有足够的钱，我们每一个人都能够竞选成为市长。 　　Awhile and A While： 　　副词awhile表示“一会儿”： 　　Nico asked me to stay awhile and chat. 　　尼克让我留下来聊一会儿天。 　　名词a while表示一段时间： 　　Once in a while people surprise you and rise above self-interest. 　　有时候，人们会使你感到惊讶，他们抛开了个人利益。

通常是一般现在时，指每天，但如果有特定语境也可用在其他时态中。如过去时：I played basketball every day when I stayed there.如将来时：I will do my homework every day when my mother comes back.常见辨析词 Already and All Ready 副词already表示“以前”或“到现在”： Sasha has already left. 萨沙已经离开了。 短语all ready表示“准备充分的”： We"re all ready to go. 我们已经准备好要出发了。 Altogether and All Together 副词altogether表示“完全地“或“全部地”： Gus has stopped riding the bus altogether. 格斯再也不开公共汽车了。 短语all together指代人或物集中在一个地方： The kids sit all together in the back of the bus. 孩子们都坐在公共汽车的后面。 Anyone and Any One 不定代词anyone抽象地指代任何人，而不是某一个人： Anyone who has an opinion will probably offend someone. 有意见的人很可能会冒犯到别人。 短语any one指代具体但身份不明的物或人： With enough money, any one of us could be elected mayor. 只要有足够的钱，我们每一个人都能够竞选成为市长。 Awhile and A While 副词awhile表示“一会儿”： Nico asked me to stay awhile and chat. 尼克让我留下来聊一会儿天。 名词a while表示一段时间： Once in a while people surprise you and rise above self-interest. 有时候，人们会使你感到惊讶，他们抛开了个人利益。

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alter your firts life is never the same不是出自电影中的话，是出自网络。alter your firts life is never the same意思是：改变你的第一次生活从来都不一样。重点词汇：alter英［＇ɔ：ltə（r）］释义：v.改变，改动；（使）变化；改（服装）；改建（某建筑）；＜美＞阉割。【名】（Alter）（美、德）阿尔特（人名）。［第三人称单数alters；现在分词：altering；过去式：altered；过去分词：altered］短语：Alter Ego挑战自我；另一个我；另一个自我；［心理］第二自我。例句：用作动词（v）But nothing can alter the facts.但任何东西也改变不了这些事实。Alter Current Boot Record Serial Number.更改当前引导纪录序列号。

Juan Enriquez: What will humans look like in 100 years | TED Talk Here"s a question that matters. Right? Because we"re beginning to get all the tools together to evolve ourselves.  And we can evolve bacteria and we can evolve plants and we can evolve animals,  and we"re now reaching a point where we really have to ask, is it really ethical and do we want to evolve human beings?  And as you"re thinking about that, let me talk about that in the context of prosthetics, prosthetics past, present, future. So this is the iron hand that belonged to one of the German counts.  Loved to fight, lost his arm in one of these battles.  No problem, he just made a suit of armor, put it on, perfect prosthetic.  That"s where the concept of ruling with an iron fist comes from.  And of course these prosthetics have been getting more and more useful, more and more modern. You can hold soft-boiled eggs.  You can have all types of controls, and as you"re thinking about that,  there are wonderful people like Hugh Herr who have been building absolutely extraordinary prosthetics.  So the wonderful Aimee Mullins will go out and say, how tall do I want to be tonight?  Or he will say what type of cliff do I want to climb?  Or does somebody want to run a marathon, or does somebody want to ballroom dance?  And as you adapt these things, the interesting thing about prosthetics is they"ve been coming inside the body.  So these external prosthetics have now become artificial knees. They"ve become artificial hips.  And then they"ve evolved further to become not just nice to have but essential to have. So when you"re talking about a heart pacemaker as a prosthetic,  you"re talking about something that isn"t just, " I"m missing my leg,"  it"s, "if I don"t have this, I can die."  And at that point, a prosthetic becomes a symbiotic relationship with the human body. How have  prosthetics evolved over time? They"ve become more customizable and necessary. Why does Enriquez believe prosthetics have the common ethical issue? They have the ability to radically change the human body. A symbiotic relationship is one in which both sides depend on each other for survival. And four of the smartest people that I"ve ever met -- Ed Boyden, Hugh Herr, Joe Jacobson, Bob Lander -- are working on a Center for Extreme Bionics.  And the interesting thing of what you"re seeing here is these prosthetics now get integrated into the bone. They get integrated into the skin. They get integrated into the muscle.  And one of the other sides of Ed is he"s been thinking about how to connect the brain using light or other mechanisms directly to things like these prosthetics.  And if you can do that, then you can begin changing fundamental aspects of humanity.  So how quickly you react to something depends on the diameter of a nerve.  And of course, if you have nerves that are external or prosthetic, say with light or liquid metal,  then you can increase that diameter and you could even increase it theoretically to the point where,  as long as you could see the muzzle flash, you could step out of the way of a bullet.  Those are the order of magnitude of changes you"re talking about. This is a fourth sort of level of prosthetics. These are Phonak hearing aids,  and the reason why these are so interesting is because they cross the threshold from where prosthetics are something for somebody who is " disabled "  and they become something that somebody who is "normal" might want to actually have,  because what this prosthetic does, which is really interesting, is not only does it help you hear ,  you can focus your hearing, so it can hear the conversation going on over there.  You can have superhearing. You can have hearing in 360 degrees. You can have white noise. You can record, and oh, by the way, they also put a phone into this.  So this functions as your hearing aid and also as your phone.  And at that point, somebody might actually want to have a prosthetic voluntarily. All of these thousands of loosely connected little pieces are coming together ,  and it"s about time we ask the question, how do we want to evolve human beings over the next century or two?  And for that we turn to a great philosopher  who was a very smart man despite being a Yankee fan. And Yogi Berra used to say, of course, that it"s very tough to make predictions, especially about the future.How can prosthetic nerves affect help people to react things? They can be designed to optimize human reaction speed. What role does  Enriquez think prosthetic will have in the future? He isn"t completely sure about their role. When prosthetics become this advanced, somebody might actually want to have one voluntarily.  So instead of making a prediction about the future to begin with, let"s take what"s happening in the present with people like Tony Atala,  who is redesigning 30-some-odd organs.  And maybe the ultimate prosthetic isn"t having something external, titanium. Maybe the ultimate prosthetic is take your own gene code,  remake your own body parts, because that"s a whole lot more effective than any kind of a prosthetic.  But while you"re at it, then you can take the work of Craig Venter and Ham Smith.  And one of the things that we"ve been doing is trying to figure out how to reprogram cells.  And if you can reprogram a cell, then you can change the cells in those organs.  So if you can change the cells in those organs, maybe you make those organs more radiation-resistant. Maybe you make them absorb more oxygen. Maybe you make them more efficient to filter out stuff that you don"t want in your body.  And over the last few weeks, George Church has been in the news a lot  because he"s been talking about taking one of these programmable cells and inserting an entire human genome into that cell.  And once you can insert an entire human genome into a cell, then you begin to ask the question, would you want to enhance any of that genome?  Do you want to enhance a human body?  How would you want to enhance a human body?  Where is it ethical to enhance a human body and where is it not ethical to enhance a human body?  And all of a sudden, what we"re doing is we"ve got this multidimensional chess board  where we can change human genetics by using viruses to attack things like AIDS,  or we can change the gene code through gene therapy to do away with some hereditary diseases, or we can change the environment,  and change the expression of those genes in the epigenome and pass that on to the next generations.  And all of a sudden , it"s not just one little bit, it"s all these stacked little bits  that allow you to take little portions of it until all the portions coming together lead you to something that"s very different.Why is  Enriquez  concerned about genetic prosthetics? They could change the human species radically but unpredictably. What is an example of a cell-based prosthetic? changing an organ to make it resistant radiation And a lot of people are very scared by this stuff.  And it does sound scary, and there are risks to this stuff.  So why in the world would you ever want to do this stuff?  Why would we really want to alter the human body in a fundamental way? The answer lies in part with Lord Rees, astronomer royal of Great Britain.  And one of his favorite sayings is the universe is 100 percent malevolent.  So what does that mean? It means if you take any one of your bodies at random, drop it anywhere in the universe, drop it in space, you die.  Drop it on the Sun, you die. Drop it on the surface of Mercury, you die. Drop it near a supernova, you die.  But fortunately, it"s only about 80 percent effective.  So as a great physicist once said, there"s these little upstream eddies of biology that create order in this rapid torrent of entropy.  So as the universe dissipates energy, there"s these upstream eddies that create biological order.  Now, the problem with eddies is, they tend to disappear. They shift. They move in rivers.  And because of that, when an eddy shifts, when the Earth becomes a snowball, when the Earth becomes very hot, when the Earth gets hit by an asteroid,  when you have supervolcanoes, when you have solar flares,  when you have potentially extinction-level events like the next election -- then all of a sudden, you can have periodic extinctions.  And by the way, that"s happened five times on Earth,  and therefore it is very likely that the human species on Earth is going to go extinct someday.  Not next week, not next month, maybe in November, but maybe 10,000 years after that.  As you"re thinking of the consequence of that,  if you believe that extinctions are common and natural and normal and occur periodically,  it becomes a moral imperative to diversify our species.  And it becomes a moral imperative because  it"s going to be really hard to live on Mars if we don"t fundamentally modify the human body. Right?  You go from one cell, mom and dad coming together to make one cell, in a cascade to 10 trillion cells.  We don"t know, if you change the gravity substantially, if the same thing will happen to create your body.  We do know that if you expose our bodies as they currently are to a lot of radiation, we will die.  So as you"re thinking of that, you have to really redesign things just to get to Mars.  Forget about the moons of Neptune or Jupiter. What does Enriquez mean when he says the universe is 100 percent malevolent? Humans can"t survive anywhere other than Earth. According to Enriquez  what is a moral imperative for the human race?  using prosthetics to enhance the human species If human beings want to live on Mars they will need to modify their bodies to survive. And to borrow from Nikolai Kardashev, let"s think about life in a series of scales.  So Life One civilization is a civilization that begins to alter his or her looks.  And we"ve been doing that for thousands of years.  You"ve got tummy tucks and you"ve got this and you"ve got that.  You alter your looks and I"m told that not all of those alterations take place for medical reasons. Seems odd. A Life Two civilization is a different civilization.  A Life Two civilization alters fundamental aspects of the body.  So you put human growth hormone in, the person grows taller, or you put x in and the person gets fatter or loses metabolism or does a whole series of things,  but you"re altering the functions in a fundamental way.  To become an intrasolar civilization, we"re going to have to create a Life Three civilization,  and that looks very different from what we"ve got here.  Maybe you splice in Deinococcus radiodurans so that the cells can resplice after a lot of exposure to radiation.  Maybe you breathe by having oxygen flow through your blood instead of through your lungs.  But you"re talking about really radical redesigns  and one of the interesting things that"s happened in the last decade is we"ve discovered a whole lot of planets out there.  And some of them may be Earth-like.  The problem is, if we ever want to get to these planets, the fastest human objects  -- Juno and Voyager and the rest of this stuff -- take tens of thousands of years to get from here to the nearest solar system.  So if you want to start exploring beaches somewhere else,  or you want to see two-sun sunsets, then you"re talking about something that is very different,  because you have to change the timescale and the body of humans in ways which may be absolutely unrecognizable.  And that"s a Life Four civilization.How does  Enriquez describe a life one civilization? People begin to modify their appearance. What the humans need to do if they want to reach distance planets and solar systems? change how human bodies age over long periods of time In order to develop an intrasolar civilization, humans would have to modify the body to allow long-distance space travel. In a life two civilization, people can use growth hormones to change fundamental aspects of the body . Now, we can"t even begin to imagine what that might look like, but we"re beginning to get glimpses of instruments that might take us even that far.  And let me give you two examples. So this is the wonderful Floyd Romesberg,  and one of the things that Floyd"s been doing is he"s been playing with the basic chemistry of life. 

Log event timestamp changes slightly的中文翻译是日志事件时间戳略有变化重点词汇：changes词语分析：音标：英 [ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz]   美 [ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz]  n. 变化，改变（change的复数）v. 改变；交换（change的第三人称单数形式）短语：save changes 保存更改earth-shaking changes 翻天覆地的改变例句：The body undergoes many changes during puberty.身体在青春期期间会发生许多变化。Changes in weather can untune a violin.天气之变化可能于小提琴走调。The entertainment at the new theater changes nightly.那家新戏院的演出节目每晚都换。近义词：n. 变化，改变（change的复数）  mutations，alterations

it is correct :是正错的in many cases ：在许多情况下even today：即使在今天it is correct in many cases even today：全句译为：即使在今天，在许多情况下它也是正确的

Casey Gerald: The gospel of doubt | TED Talk There we were, souls and bodies packed into a Texas church on the last night of our lives. Packed into a room just like this, but with creaky wooden pews draped in worn-down red fabric, with an organ to my left and a choir at my back and a baptism pool built into the wall behind them. A room like this, nonetheless. With the same great feelings of suspense, the same deep hopes for salvation, the same sweat in the palms and the same people in the back not paying attention. This was December 31,1999, the night of the Second Coming of Christ, and the end of the world as I knew it. I had turned 12 that year and had reached the age of accountability. And once I stopped complaining about how unfair it was that Jesus would return as soon as I had to be accountable for all that I had done, I figured I had better get my house in order very quickly. So I went to church as often as I could. I listened for silence as anxiously as one might listen for noise, trying to be sure that the Lord hadn"t pulled a fast one on me and decided to come back early. And just in case he did, I built a backup plan, by reading the "Left Behind" books that were all the rage at the time. And I found in their pages that if I was not taken in the rapture at midnight, I had another shot. All I had to do was avoid taking the mark of the beast, fight off demons, plagues and the Antichrist himself. It would be hard --but I knew I could do it.Why was December 31,1999 significant to Gerald? He thought Jesus would return on this date. Why does Gerald use humor in his presentation ? to engage the audience How does Gerald describe the life behind the books? They were very popular at the time. By reaching the age of accountability, Gerald had to start taking  the responsibility for his behavior. When he reach the age of accountability, he had to take the responsibility for all he had done. But planning time was over now. It was 11:50 pm. We had 10 minutes left, and my pastor called us out of the pews and down to the altar because he wanted to be praying when midnight struck. So every faction of the congregation took its place. The choir stayed in the choir stand, the deacons and their wives -- or the Baptist Bourgeoisie as I like to call them --took the first position in front of the altar. You see, in America, even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section. And right behind the Baptist Bourgeoisie were the elderly -- these men and women whose young backs had been bent under hot suns in the cotton fields of East Texas, and whose skin seemed to be burnt a creaseless noble brown, just like the clay of East Texas, and whose hopes and dreams for what life might become outside of East Texas had sometimes been bent and broken even further than their backs. Yes, these men and women were the stars of the show for me. They had waited their whole lives for this moment, just as their medieval predecessors had longed for the end of the world, and just as my grandmother waited for the Oprah Winfrey Show to come on Channel 8 every day at 4 o"clock. And as she made her way to the altar, I snuck right in behind her, because I knew for sure that my grandmother was going to heaven. And I thought that if I held on to her hand during this prayer, I might go right on with her. So I held on and I closed my eyes to listen, to wait. And the prayers got louder. And the shouts of response to the call of the prayer went up higher even still. And the organ rolled on in to add the dirge. And the heat came on to add to the sweat. And my hand gripped firmer, so I wouldn"t be the one left in the field. My eyes clenched tighter so I wouldn"t see the wheat being separated from the chaff. And then a voice rang out above us: "Amen."What does Gerald suggest by in America even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section? American society is obsessed with class and social status. Gerald believed that if he held onto his grandmother"s hand as she prayed he would go to heaven. It was over. I looked at the clock. It was after midnight. I looked at the elder believers whose savior had not come, who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment, who had believed too much and for too long to start doubting now. But I was upset on their behalf . They had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled, and I had gone right along with them. I had prayed their prayers, I had yielded not to temptation as best I could. I had dipped my head not once, but twice in that snot-inducing baptism pool. I had believed. Now what? I got home just in time to turn on the television and watch Peter Jennings announce the new millennium as it rolled in around the world. It struck me that it would have been strange anyway, for Jesus to come back again and again based on the different time zones. And this made me feel even more ridiculous -- hurt, really. But there on that night, I did not stop believing. I just believed a new thing: that it was possible not to believe. It was possible the answers I had were wrong, that the questions themselves were wrong. And now, where there was once a mountain of certitude, there was, running right down to its foundation, a spring of doubt, a spring that promised rivers. I can trace the whole drama of my life back to that night in that church when my savior did not come for me; when the thing I believed most certainly turned out to be, if not a lie, then not quite the truth. And even though most of you prepared for Y2K in a very different way, I"m convinced that you are here because some part of you has done the same thing that I have done since the dawn of this new century, since my mother left and my father stayed away and my Lord refused to come. And I held out my hand, reaching for something to believe in.Why did Gerald tell his church story at the beginning of the talk? to show the first time his beliefs changed What would have been strange if Jesus had actually come back? He would have had to come back several times. I looked at the elder believers who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment. I held on when I arrived at Yale at 18, with the faith that my journey from Oak Cliff, Texas was a chance to leave behind all the challenges I had known, the broken dreams and broken bodies I had seen. But when I found myself back home one winter break, with my face planted in the floor, my hands tied behind my back and a burglar"s gun pressed to my head, I knew that even the best education couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up at Lehman Brothers as an intern in 2008. So hopeful that I called home to inform my family that we"d never be poor again. But as I witnessed this temple of finance come crashing down before my eyes, I knew that even the best job couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up in Washington DC as a young staffer, who had heard a voice call out from Illinois, saying, "It"s been a long time coming, but in this election, change has come to America." But as the Congress ground to a halt and the country ripped at the seams and hope and change began to feel like a cruel joke, I knew that even the political second coming could not save me. I had knelt faithfully at the altar of the American Dream, praying to the gods of my time of success, and money, and power. But over and over again, midnight struck, and I opened my eyes to see that all of these gods were dead. And from that graveyard, I began the search once more, not because I was brave, but because I knew that I would either believe or I would die.What do Gerald to experience in college at his job and working for the government reinforce? the prevalence of doubt in his life What does Gerald mean by these golds were dead? He couldn"t find meaning in education, success, or power. By going to college, he thought he would be able to escape from his problems. So I took a pilgrimage to yet another mecca, Harvard Business School -- this time, knowing that I could not simply accept the salvation that it claimed to offer. No, I knew there"d be more work to do. The work began in the dark corner of a crowded party, in the late night of an early, miserable Cambridge winter, when three friends and I asked a question that young folks searching for something real have asked for a very long time: "What if we took a road trip?" We didn"t know where"d we go or how we"d get there, but we knew we had to do it. Because all our lives we yearned, as Jack Kerouac wrote, to "sneak out into the night and disappear somewhere," and go find out what everybody was doing all over the country. So even though there were other voices who said that the risk was too great and the proof too thin, we went on anyhow. We went on 8,000 miles across America in the summer of 2013, through the cow pastures of Montana, through the desolation of Detroit, through the swamps of New Orleans, where we found and worked with men and women who were building small businesses that made purpose their bottom line. And having been trained at the West Point of capitalism, this struck us as a revolutionary idea. And this idea spread, growing into a nonprofit called MBAs Across America, a movement that landed me here on this stage today. It spread because we found a great hunger in our generation for purpose, for meaning. It spread because we found countless entrepreneurs in the nooks and crannies of America who were creating jobs and changing lives and who needed a little help. But if I"m being honest, it also spread because I fought to spread it. There was no length to which I would not go to preach this gospel, to get more people to believe that we could bind the wounds of a broken country, one social business at a time. But it was this journey of evangelism that led me to the rather different gospel that I"ve come to share with you today.Why did the organization spread? It focused on purpose. As a result of Gerald"s road trip he found an idea he could believe in. It began one evening almost a year ago at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, at a gala for alumni of Harvard Business School. Under a full-size replica of a whale, I sat with the titans of our time as they celebrated their peers and their good deeds. There was pride in a room where net worth and assets under management surpassed half a trillion dollars. We looked over all that we had made, and it was good. But it just so happened, two days later, I had to travel up the road to Harlem, where I found myself sitting in an urban farm that had once been a vacant lot, listening to a man named Tony tell me of the kids that showed up there every day. All of them lived below the poverty line. Many of them carried all of their belongings in a backpack to avoid losing them in a homeless shelter. Some of them came to Tony"s program, called Harlem Grown, to get the only meal they had each day. Tony told me that he started Harlem Grown with money from his pension , after 20 years as a cab driver. He told me that he didn"t give himself a salary , because, despite success, the program struggled for resources. He told me that he would take any help that he could get. And I was there as that help. But as I left Tony, I felt the sting and salt of tears welling up in my eyes. I felt the weight of revelation that I could sit in one room on one night, where a few hundred people had half a trillion dollars, and another room, two days later, just 50 blocks up the road, where a man was going without a salary to get a child her only meal of the day.What contrast does Gerald draw between Harvard Business and Tony? Tony has sacrificed more despite having less than the alumni. And it wasn"t the glaring inequality that made me want to cry, it wasn"t the thought of hungry, homeless kids, it wasn"t rage toward the one percent or pity toward the 99. No, I was disturbed because I had finally realized that I was the dialysis for a country that needed a kidney transplant. I realized that my story stood in for all those who were expected to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, even if they didn"t have any boots;  that my organization stood in for all the structural, systemic help that never went to Harlem or Appalachia or the Lower 9th Ward;  that my voice stood in for all those voices that seemed too unlearned, too unwashed, too unaccommodated. And the shame of that, that shame washed over me like the shame of sitting

There we were, souls and bodies packed into a Texas church on the last night of our lives. Packed into a room just like this, but with creaky wooden pews draped in worn-down red fabric, with an organ to my left and a choir at my back and a baptism pool built into the wall behind them. A room like this, nonetheless. With the same great feelings of suspense, the same deep hopes for salvation, the same sweat in the palms and the same people in the back not paying attention. This was December 31,1999, the night of the Second Coming of Christ, and the end of the world as I knew it. I had turned 12 that year and had reached the age of accountability. And  once I  stopped complaining about  how unfair it was that Jesus would  return  as soon as I had to be  accountable for all that I had done, I  figured I had better get my house in order very quickly. So I went to church as often as I could. I listened for silence as anxiously as one might listen for noise, trying to be sure that the Lord hadn"t pulled a fast one on me and decided to come back early. And just in case he did, I built a backup plan, by reading the "Left Behind" books that were all the rage at the time. And I found in their pages that if I was not taken in the rapture at midnight, I had another shot. All I had to do was avoid taking the mark of the beast, fight off demons, plagues and the Antichrist himself. It would be hard --but I knew I could do it.But planning time was over now. It was 11:50 pm. We had 10 minutes left, and my pastor called us out of the pews and down to the altar because he wanted to be praying when midnight struck. So every faction of the congregation took its place. The choir stayed in the choir stand, the deacons and their wives -- or the Baptist Bourgeoisie as I like to call them --took the first position in front of the altar. You see, in America, even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section. And right behind the Baptist Bourgeoisie were the elderly -- these men and women whose young backs had been bent under hot suns in the cotton fields of East Texas, and whose skin seemed to be burnt a creaseless noble brown, just like the clay of East Texas, and whose hopes and dreams for what life might become outside of East Texas had sometimes been bent and broken even further than their backs. Yes, these men and women were the stars of the show for me. They had waited their whole lives for this moment, just as their medieval predecessors had longed for the end of the world, and just as my grandmother waited for the Oprah Winfrey Show to come on Channel 8 every day at 4 o"clock. And as she made her way to the altar, I snuck right in behind her, because I knew for sure that my grandmother was going to heaven. And I thought that if I held on to her hand during this prayer, I might go right on with her. So I held on and I closed my eyes to listen, to wait. And the prayers got louder. And the shouts of response to the call of the prayer went up higher even still. And the organ rolled on in to add the dirge. And the heat came on to add to the sweat. And my hand gripped firmer, so I wouldn"t be the one left in the field. My eyes clenched tighter so I wouldn"t see the wheat being separated from the chaff. And then a voice rang out above us: "Amen."It was over. I looked at the clock. It was after midnight. I looked at the elder believers whose savior had not come, who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment, who had believed too much and for too long to start doubting now. But I was upset on their behalf . They had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled, and I had gone right along with them. I had prayed their prayers, I had yielded not to temptation as best I could. I had dipped my head not once, but twice in that snot-inducing baptism pool. I had believed. Now what? I got home just in time to turn on the television and watch Peter Jennings announce the new millennium as it rolled in around the world. It struck me that it would have been strange anyway, for Jesus to come back again and again based on the different time zones. And this made me feel even more ridiculous -- hurt, really. But there on that night, I did not stop believing. I just believed a new thing: that it was possible not to believe. It was possible the answers I had were wrong, that the questions themselves were wrong. And now, where there was once a mountain of certitude, there was, running right down to its foundation, a spring of doubt, a spring that promised rivers. I can trace the whole drama of my life back to that night in that church when my savior did not come for me; when the thing I believed most certainly turned out to be, if not a lie, then not quite the truth. And even though most of you  prepared  for Y2K in a very different way, I"m  convinced  that you are here because some part of you has done the  same  thing that I have done  since  the dawn of this new century, since my mother left and my father  stayed  away and my Lord  refused  to come. And I held out my hand, reaching for something to believe in. I held on when I arrived at Yale at 18, with the faith that my journey from Oak Cliff, Texas was a chance to leave behind all the challenges I had known, the broken dreams and broken bodies I had seen. But when I found myself back home one winter break, with my face planted in the floor, my hands tied behind my back and a burglar"s gun pressed to my head, I knew that even the best education couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up at Lehman Brothers as an intern in 2008. So hopeful that I called home to inform my family that we"d never be poor again. But as I witnessed this temple of finance come crashing down before my eyes, I knew that even the best job couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up in Washington DC as a young staffer, who had heard a voice call out from Illinois, saying, "It"s been a long time coming, but in this election, change has come to America." But as the Congress ground to a halt and the country ripped at the seams and hope and change began to feel like a cruel joke, I knew that even the political second coming could not save me. I had knelt faithfully at the altar of the American Dream, praying to the gods of my time of success, and money, and power. But  over and over again, midnight struck, and I opened my eyes to see that all of these gods were dead. And from that graveyard, I began the search once more, not because I was brave, but because I knew that I would either believe or I would die. So I took a pilgrimage to yet another mecca, Harvard Business School -- this time, knowing that I could not simply accept the salvation that it claimed to offer. No, I knew there"d be more work to do. The work began in the dark corner of a crowded party, in the late night of an early, miserable Cambridge winter, when three friends and I asked a question that young folks searching for something real have asked for a very long time: "What if we took a road trip?" We didn"t know where"d we go or how we"d get there, but we knew we had to do it. Because all our lives we yearned, as Jack Kerouac wrote, to "sneak out into the night and disappear somewhere," and go find out what everybody was doing all over the country. So even though there were other voices who said that the risk was too great and the proof too thin, we went on anyhow. We went on 8,000 miles across America in the summer of 2013, through the cow pastures of Montana, through the desolation of Detroit, through the swamps of New Orleans, where we found and worked with men and women who were building small businesses that made purpose their bottom line. And having been trained at the West Point of capitalism, this struck us as a revolutionary idea. And this idea spread, growing into a nonprofit called MBAs Across America, a movement that landed me here on this stage today. It spread because we found a great hunger in our generation for purpose, for meaning. It spread because we found countless entrepreneurs in the nooks and crannies of America who were creating jobs and changing lives and who needed a little help. But if I"m being honest, it also spread because I fought to spread it. There was no length to which I would not go to preach this gospel, to get more people to believe that we could bind the wounds of a broken country, one social business at a time. But it was this journey of evangelism that led me to the rather different gospel that I"ve come to share with you today. It began one evening almost a year ago at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, at a gala for alumni of Harvard Business School. Under a full-size replica of a whale, I sat with the titans of our time as they celebrated their peers and their good deeds. There was pride in a room where net worth and assets under management surpassed half a trillion dollars. We looked over all that we had made, and it was good. But it just so happened, two days later, I had to travel up the road to Harlem, where I found myself sitting in an urban farm that had once been a vacant lot, listening to a man named Tony tell me of the kids that showed up there every day. All of them lived below the poverty line. Many of them carried all of their belongings in a backpack to avoid losing them in a homeless shelter. Some of them came to Tony"s program, called Harlem Grown, to get the only meal they had each day. Tony told me that he  started  Harlem Grown with money from his  pension , after 20 years as a cab driver. He told me that he  didn"t  give himself a  salary , because, despite  success, the program  struggled  for resources. He told me that he would take any help that he could get. And I was there as that help. But as I left Tony, I felt the sting and salt of tears welling up in my eyes. I felt the weight of revelation that I could sit in one room on one night, where a few hundred people had half a trillion dollars, and another room, two days later, just 50 blocks up the road, where a man was going without a salary to get a child her only meal of the day. And it wasn"t the glaring inequality that made me want to cry, it wasn"t the thought of hungry, homeless kids, it wasn"t rage toward the one percent or pity toward the 99. No, I was disturbed because I had finally realized that I was the dialysis for a country that needed a kidney transplant. I realized that my story stood in for all those who were expected to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, even if they didn"t have any boots;  that my organization stood in for all the structural, systemic help that never went to Harlem or Appalachia or the Lower 9th Ward;  that my voice stood in for all those voices that seemed too unlearned, too unwashed, too unaccommodated. And the shame of that, that shame washed over me like the shame of sitting in front of the television, watching Peter Jennings announce the new millennium again and again and again. I had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled.  But this time, the false savior was me. You see, I"ve come a long way from that altar on the night I thought the world would end,  from a world where people spoke in tongues and saw suffering as a necessary act of God and took a text to be infallible truth. Yes, I"ve come so far that I"m right back where I started. Because it simply is not true to say that we live in an age of disbelief -- no, we believe today just as much as any time that came before. Some of us may believe in the prophecy of Brené Brown or Tony Robbins. We may believe in the bible of The New Yorker or the Harvard Business Review. We may believe most deeply when we worship right here at the church of TED, but we desperately want to believe, we need to believe. We speak in the tongues of charismatic leaders that promise to solve all our problems. We  see  suffering  as  a necessary  act  of the capitalism that is our god, we  take  the text of technological progress to be infallible truth. And we  hardly  realize the human price we pay  when  we fail to question one brick, because we fear it  might  shake our whole foundation. But if you are disturbed by the unconscionable things that we have come to accept, then it must be questioning time. So I have not a gospel of disruption or innovation or a triple bottom line. I do not have a gospel of faith to share with you today, in fact. I have and I offer a gospel of doubt. The gospel of doubt does not ask that you stop believing, it asks that you believe a new

都可以用于现在完成时态ever 曾经 用于疑问句句中never 从来不 句子中间already 已经 用于肯定句中yet 用于否定句和疑问句句末如Have you ever been to Beijing?I have never been to Shanghai.I have already had my breakfast.Have you had your breakfast yet?

现在完成时的句子中

ever,never,already,yet的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、时态不同。一、意思不同1.ever意思：(用于否定句和疑问句，或与if连用的句子)在任何时候，从来;(进行比较时用以加强语气)以往任何时候，曾经;不断地;总是;始终2.never意思：从不;绝不;从未;未曾;(与not同义，语气较强)一点都不3.already意思：已经;早已;(表示惊奇)已经，都;(强调情况或问题存在)已经4.yet意思：用于否定句和疑问句，谈论尚未发生但可能发生的事;现在;即刻;马上;从现在起直至某一时间;还二、用法不同1.ever用法：ever一般位于系动词be、助动词或情态动词之后，实义动词之前，修饰形容词比较级或最高级形式时，通常在比较级的前面，最高级的后面。ever修饰名词时一般置于所修饰名词的后面。2.never用法：never一般位于系动词及助动词之后，实义动词之前，如修饰动词不定式或分词，则要放在不定式或分词前。3.already用法：already一般用于肯定句中。与动词搭配时，静态动词多用一般式，动态动词多用完成式。表示与现在时间相比而已经做过的事，即by this time，须用现在完成时，表示与过去时间相比而已经做过的事，即by that time，用过去完成时或过去进行时。already不用于一般将来时。4.yet用法：yet用于否定句和疑问句中及用于表示怀疑的动词之后，意思是“还，尚，仍然，直至现在”，在英式英语中通常用于现在或过去完成时，在美式英语中通常用于一般过去时。三、时态不同1.ever时态：用于现在完成时。2.never时态：不一定要用在现在完成时。3.already时态：用于现在完成时。4.yet时态：用于现在完成时的否定，一般放句末。

ever,never,already,yet的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、时态不同。一、意思不同1.ever意思：(用于否定句和疑问句，或与if连用的句子)在任何时候，从来;(进行比较时用以加强语气)以往任何时候，曾经;不断地;总是;始终2.never意思：从不;绝不;从未;未曾;(与not同义，语气较强)一点都不3.already意思：已经;早已;(表示惊奇)已经，都;(强调情况或问题存在)已经4.yet意思：用于否定句和疑问句，谈论尚未发生但可能发生的事;现在;即刻;马上;从现在起直至某一时间;还二、用法不同1.ever用法：ever一般位于系动词be、助动词或情态动词之后，实义动词之前，修饰形容词比较级或最高级形式时，通常在比较级的前面，最高级的后面。ever修饰名词时一般置于所修饰名词的后面。2.never用法：never一般位于系动词及助动词之后，实义动词之前，如修饰动词不定式或分词，则要放在不定式或分词前。3.already用法：already一般用于肯定句中。与动词搭配时，静态动词多用一般式，动态动词多用完成式。表示与现在时间相比而已经做过的事，即by this time，须用现在完成时，表示与过去时间相比而已经做过的事，即by that time，用过去完成时或过去进行时。already不用于一般将来时。4.yet用法：yet用于否定句和疑问句中及用于表示怀疑的动词之后，意思是“还，尚，仍然，直至现在”，在英式英语中通常用于现在或过去完成时，在美式英语中通常用于一般过去时。三、时态不同1.ever时态：用于现在完成时。2.never时态：不一定要用在现在完成时。3.already时态：用于现在完成时。4.yet时态：用于现在完成时的否定，一般放句末。

ever,never,already,yet的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、时态不同。一、意思不同1.ever意思：(用于否定句和疑问句，或与if连用的句子)在任何时候，从来;(进行比较时用以加强语气)以往任何时候，曾经;不断地;总是;始终2.never意思：从不;绝不;从未;未曾;(与not同义，语气较强)一点都不3.already意思：已经;早已;(表示惊奇)已经，都;(强调情况或问题存在)已经4.yet意思：用于否定句和疑问句，谈论尚未发生但可能发生的事;现在;即刻;马上;从现在起直至某一时间;还二、用法不同1.ever用法：ever一般位于系动词be、助动词或情态动词之后，实义动词之前，修饰形容词比较级或最高级形式时，通常在比较级的前面，最高级的后面。ever修饰名词时一般置于所修饰名词的后面。2.never用法：never一般位于系动词及助动词之后，实义动词之前，如修饰动词不定式或分词，则要放在不定式或分词前。3.already用法：already一般用于肯定句中。与动词搭配时，静态动词多用一般式，动态动词多用完成式。表示与现在时间相比而已经做过的事，即by this time，须用现在完成时，表示与过去时间相比而已经做过的事，即by that time，用过去完成时或过去进行时。already不用于一般将来时。4.yet用法：yet用于否定句和疑问句中及用于表示怀疑的动词之后，意思是“还，尚，仍然，直至现在”，在英式英语中通常用于现在或过去完成时，在美式英语中通常用于一般过去时。三、时态不同1.ever时态：用于现在完成时。2.never时态：不一定要用在现在完成时。3.already时态：用于现在完成时。4.yet时态：用于现在完成时的否定，一般放句末。

I have never been to Japan. I have finished homework already.

ever,never,already,yet的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、时态不同。一、意思不同1.ever意思：(用于否定句和疑问句，或与if连用的句子)在任何时候，从来;(进行比较时用以加强语气)以往任何时候，曾经;不断地;总是;始终2.never意思：从不;绝不;从未;未曾;(与not同义，语气较强)一点都不3.already意思：已经;早已;(表示惊奇)已经，都;(强调情况或问题存在)已经4.yet意思：用于否定句和疑问句，谈论尚未发生但可能发生的事;现在;即刻;马上;从现在起直至某一时间;还二、用法不同1.ever用法：ever一般位于系动词be、助动词或情态动词之后，实义动词之前，修饰形容词比较级或最高级形式时，通常在比较级的前面，最高级的后面。ever修饰名词时一般置于所修饰名词的后面。2.never用法：never一般位于系动词及助动词之后，实义动词之前，如修饰动词不定式或分词，则要放在不定式或分词前。3.already用法：already一般用于肯定句中。与动词搭配时，静态动词多用一般式，动态动词多用完成式。表示与现在时间相比而已经做过的事，即by this time，须用现在完成时，表示与过去时间相比而已经做过的事，即by that time，用过去完成时或过去进行时。already不用于一般将来时。4.yet用法：yet用于否定句和疑问句中及用于表示怀疑的动词之后，意思是“还，尚，仍然，直至现在”，在英式英语中通常用于现在或过去完成时，在美式英语中通常用于一般过去时。三、时态不同1.ever时态：用于现在完成时。2.never时态：不一定要用在现在完成时。3.already时态：用于现在完成时。4.yet时态：用于现在完成时的否定，一般放句末。

despite 和in spite of都表示 尽管 的意思,句首句中都可以放的但主要是介词用法,即后面跟短语或者单词.However是连词,接的是句子,表示的然而的意思.放在一个句子里语法上是没有错误的,比如Despite the fact that I l...

你好~despite和inspiteof都表示尽管的意思，句首句中都可以放的但主要是介词用法，即后面跟短语或者单词。However是连词，接的是句子，表示的然而的意思。放在一个句子里语法上是没有错误的，比如DespitethefactthatIlovedher,thewayshetreatedmyparents,however,botheredmedaily.但是和Although一样，已经表示了尽管，但是的意思，所以后面不加however最好~希望可以帮到你~

a clever rabbit一只聪明的兔子

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relieve的名词是relief。n.1.(难民、贫民等的)救助，救济，救护；救济品。2.(痛苦、忧虑等的)解除，减轻；【化学】减压。3.慰藉，安慰，安心；解闷，消遣。4.调班，换班，替换；替换者，接班者，接班兵；救援，解围；救兵，援兵；【军事】换防；接防部队。5.【电学】卸载；释放；【机械工程】放泄；离隙。6.〔委婉语〕性满足。短语和例子请点击输入图片描述n.1.【雕刻】凸起；浮起，浮雕；浮雕品；【绘画】人物凸现，轮廓鲜明。2.鲜明，生动，显著，卓越。3.地形，地势，起伏；【筑城】壁高；【摄影】调剂画面。短语和例子请点击输入图片描述for the relief of    为了救济..in relief    浮雕一般, 鲜明地, 显著地on relief    接受救济的to the relief of    使…感到宽慰available relief （relative relief）    有效地势；相对地势grand relief; high relief    隆雕

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首先第一个问题，这句话是与现在事实相反的虚拟语气。其次，你说的“在这篇课文中，描述的是过去的事情”，课文的时态是过去时没错，但仔细分析这个句子，应该理解为“在当时那个条件下，海底隧道应该还没有建成时，提出的一种设想”。相比于“当时”，确实可认为是将来时。再次，改为陈述句：Tall chimneys were bulit above sea-level, so the tunnel was well-ventilated.最后，此为if引导的条件句，不算虚拟语气用法。”从句一般过去式，主句过去将来式“