bring into
US /brɪŋ ˈɪntu/
・UK /briŋ ˈɪntuː/
A2 初級
phr. v.片語動詞引進
They want to bring new ideas into the company.
phr. v.片語動詞使進入
The crisis brought the country into a state of emergency.
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想當個「時間管理大師」嗎？聽聽專家是怎麼善用時間提高工作效率 ！(Maximize Productivity With These Time Management Tools | Dr. Cal Newport & Dr. Andrew Huberman)
- So like this controls like even what you decide to bring into your life 'cause you know I can't go past the schedule and it drives you to be more innovative in how you deal with your time and schedule.
因此，就像這樣的控制，甚至是你決定帶入你的生活的東西，因為你知道我不能超越時間表，它會驅使你在如何處理你的時間和時間表方面更具創新性。
- to bring into your life 'cause you know
因為你知道
語言的力量 | 羅賓·夏瑪 (The Power of Words | Robin Sharma)
- And he said, you know, even if you didn't believe in Steve's vision, what he was going to bring into the world, when you were with him, you almost got hypnotized by his language, by his belief in himself, by his energy.
他說，你知道，即使你不相信史蒂夫的願景，不相信他將給世界帶來什麼，但當你和他在一起時，你幾乎會被他的語言、他對自己的信念、他的能量催眠。
- And he said, even if you didn't believe in Steve's vision, what he was going to bring into the world, when you were with him, you almost got hypnotized by his language, by his belief in himself, by his energy.
他說，你知道，即使你不相信史蒂夫的願景，不相信他將給世界帶來什麼，但當你和他在一起時，你幾乎會被他的語言、他對自己的信念、他的能量催眠。
【激勵】TOEIC 945分學霸用英文分享｜親身經歷告訴你學好英文有多賺！ (【モチベ】TOEIC945点が英語で語る｜英語で得したリアル経験談)
- For me personally, the moment came when I discovered the power of speaking English Welcome, welcome back to my channel One thing that I realized after spending one year in Sydney I used to think like this Before I become fluent in English, things that I can do I can travel by myself I can book a restaurant I can have a small talk with anyone I can make a lot of friends from all around the world And when I'm in Japan, if I get to ask by a foreign tourist If they don't know which way to go I can go like, oh just go straight and turn right And your destination is on your left Oh, I really want to do this I actually used to think like this Because these are the things that I can easily come up with As things that I can do with fluent English, you know But living a life in Australia for one year Oh my gosh, I have so many things that I want to tell you But first of all, I think this is what other people are already like Saying a lot in the social media But I just want to repeat If you become fluent in English You can get more information from across the world So I know a lot of you guys might be thinking Pretty much functional advantages of speaking English But I think there are deeper, more transformative benefits That English can bring into your life I think this is very important The thing is that you can get things much faster If you can speak English Doesn't really matter if you're using English with your business or not When you search for something If you can read and write English You can google with Japanese and English, right?
對我個人來說，當我發現說英語的力量時，那一刻到來了 歡迎，歡迎回到我的頻道 在雪梨待了一年之後，我意識到了一件事 我以前是這樣想的 在我的英語變得流利之前，我可以做的事情有 我可以一個人旅行 我可以預訂餐廳 我可以和任何人小聲交談 我可以結交很多來自世界各地的朋友 當我在日本時，如果我被一個外國遊客問起如果有外國遊客問我不知道怎麼走，我可以說，哦，直走然後右轉，目的地就在你的左邊 哦，我真的很想這麼做，我以前也是這麼想的，因為這些都是我能輕易想到的事情，是我能用流利的英語做的事情、但是，在澳洲生活了一年，
- but I think there are deeper, more transformative benefits that English can bring into your life.
我在互聯網上搜索了我想從事的工作領域，並研究了我想從事的職業。
11個正在摧毀你大腦的風險因子！- Daniel Amen 醫師 (The 11 Risk Factors That Are Destroying Your Brain - Dr Daniel Amen)
- But I often say it's the brain you bring into trauma, physical or emotional, that determines the brain that comes out of trauma.
但我經常說，是你帶入創傷的大腦，無論是身體上的還是情感上的，決定了走出創傷的大腦。
- But I often say it's the brain you bring into trauma, physical or emotional, that determines the brain that comes out of trauma.
愛你的大腦我剛和我的一個病人聊過，她和我在一起八年，失敗得很慘，而最近六年，卻取得了巨大的成功。她熱愛她的大腦，熱愛她的生活。因為她每天都會問一個簡單的問題：我今天做的事情，對我的大腦是好還是壞？如果我堅持做對大腦有益的事
如何識破 TikTok 上的健康詐騙？- BBC 世界服務「世界萬象」Podcast (How can you spot a TikTok wellness scam? - What in the World podcast, BBC World Service)
- So it's kind of easy to say like, oh drink more water or eat a more balanced meal, but a lot of people have kind of tried this before or are already doing it in their life, so it doesn't kind of seem like something you can really easily latch on to. Whereas when you say cut out all carbs, that's like a new thing that you can bring into your life that feels like you're really changing something. So trends tend to be something that's new, kind of strange sounding, and something that you can easily latch on to that people think may improve their life. Now we should point out that in terms of the wellness industry, not everything is a scam. As you said up top, it's a massive industry and there are indeed products that are backed by scientific evidence. My question for you is this though, where is the line? When does it become problematic? It's really tough to draw that line sometimes because you've got most of the trends that I see tend to be kind of in this middle area where they don't work, but they don't cost you money, so it's not really an issue if people want to try them. It may lead to something, it may make you happier in some way, but it kind of is this middle ground where, oh it is a lie, but at least there's no direct harm being caused. And then you have the next step, which is selling a product that may not have any harms, costs a lot of money, but also doesn't work. So that's actually ripping people off. Then you've got the next step where someone tries a wellness trend or believes in these products so much that they don't then seek mainstream medical care. That's really problematic because it delays treatment, it can delay prevention, which is really the most important point in medical care, and it can cause people to have a bit of distrust in mainstream medicine and think that this maybe natural solution that an influence is selling is better than a pharmaceutical or doctor recommended treatment. And then there's the last step where influencers recommend products or regimes that are actively harmful. So this is when they recommend disordered eating habits or a product that has a high concentration of some chemical or some, I don't know, byproducts that can actually cause harm. Now I think it's easy for people to watch this and say, oh how could people fall for these scams? But the fact is there are a lot of vulnerable people. Perhaps they have consulted a doctor, they haven't found a solution, and they sincerely want that solution. Do you think that plays in to this becoming so popular, this trend taking off? It's so easy to be swept up when you're seeing video after video after video from these beautiful influencers who've changed their lives and look at that and be like, wow, I want to feel like, I want my gut to be healthy, I want my hormones to be balanced. These terms are meaningless and gut health, for example, is so complex. An influencer on TikTok is not going to know how to solve it. We talked about aspiration, we talked about people seeking a solution. Are there any other reasons that these online trends go viral, that they're so effective for the influencer in promoting themselves? I think one thing that these viral trends tend to do really well for influencers is to be a successful influencer, you need to have a story, you need to have a character arc. These wellness trends are a really easy way to create a character arc for yourself. You could say, come with me on my journey to heal my cortisol levels. It's one of those things where, okay, well now I'm going to tune in and see if this influencer does heal their cortisol. Even if they're doing completely separate things. One trend that people may have seen is cortisol face, which is when there's just like a bit of fat in your face.
是以，說 "哦，多喝水或吃更均衡的膳食 "很容易，但很多人之前已經嘗試過，或者已經在生活中這樣做了，所以這看起來並不像你能真正輕易抓住的東西。而當你說戒掉所有碳水化合物時，這就像是一件新事物，你可以把它帶入你的生活，感覺就像你真的在改變什麼。是以，趨勢往往是新的、聽起來有點奇怪的、你可以很容易抓住的、人們認為可以改善生活的東西。現在，我們應該指出，就健康產業而言，並非一切都是騙局。正如你在前面所說，這是一個龐大的產業，確實有一些產品是有科學依據的。但我想問的是，界限在哪裡？什麼時候會變得有問題？有時要劃清
- Whereas when you say, "Cut out all carbs," that's, like, a new thing that you can bring into your life that feels like you're really changing something.
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- Frank answers can spare a couple decades of squabbling. Next, what trouble do I bring into the relationship? How am I difficult to live around? There should be no bristling here. Bearable people have a good handle on their unbearable dimensions. We don't need people to be perfect, we just need them to have a decent sense of how imperfect they are and how much their imperfections are going to cause the other pain. Then, what trouble do you bring into the relationship? How are you difficult to live around? We need agreement on the mutual complications that are being brought to the table. Both people should write their answers down, then show the other their analyses. Can both sides agree on what's most horrible in each person? The more alignment there can be, the less future criticism has to feel like nagging, and the more it can fit into a kinder project of helping someone to change as they would, at their saner moments, wish to change. Then, which bits of my anxiety and unhappiness did I discover were not, after all, your fault? What continued to be difficult even without you around? It's highly tempting when in a relationship to assume that all the misery we face is the fault of the lover. We attribute to the main person in our lives a commanding role in determining our state of mind. But when they're gone, we may be forced to realise a more complex truth – that our low moods and neuroses have their origins, in large part, in us rather than in them. It can, oddly, no longer all be their fault. How did life remain hard, even without them? What might they not be to blame for? Then, what I now appreciate more properly about you is… We're meant never to lose sight of what was great about them, but in reality, we sometimes need the perspective of time to get clearer about their virtues. In the long months since we were together, what sides of them did we realise we most deeply valued? Then, what did I learn from meeting other people? A truly tricky subject, but as we're realising, it's a capacity for eating humble pie that stands a restarted relationship in such good stead.
坦率的回答可以避免幾十年的爭吵。接下來，我給這段關係帶來了什麼麻煩？我是如何難以相處的？這裡不應該有毛刺。可以忍受的人都能很好地控制自己無法忍受的方面。我們不需要人們完美無缺，我們只需要他們對自己有多不完美以及自己的不完美會給對方帶來多大的痛苦有一個正確的認識。那麼，你給這段關係帶來了什麼麻煩？你是如何難以相處的？我們需要就彼此帶來的麻煩達成一致。兩個人都應該寫下自己的答案，然後給對方看自己的分析。雙方能否就每個人身上最可怕的地方達成一致？雙方的意見越一致，今後的責備就越不會讓人覺得是嘮叨，也就越能融入到
- Next, what trouble do I bring into the relationship?
小心你的用詞！別再說這些話了... ► Robin Sharma (中英字幕) (小心你的說話用詞，每天別再說這些話了... ► Robin Sharma（中英字幕）)
- And he said even if you didn't believe in Steve's vision, what he was going to bring into the world.
他說，即使你不相信史蒂夫的願景，不相信他將帶給這個世界的一切。
- And he said, "Even if you didn't believe in Steve's vision, what he was going to bring into the world, when you were with him, you almost got hypnotized by his language, by his belief in himself, by his energy.
或者
科學家如何達成共識？：科學思維速成班 #5 (How Scientists Build Consensus: Crash Course Scientific Thinking #5)
- There are some areas that are tricky to bring into perfect focus because they're tricky to measure.
有些地方因為難以測量，所以很難精確聚焦。
- There are some areas that are tricky to bring into perfect focus because they're tricky to measure.
就像說，我想一次搞懂吃巧克力到底會增加還是降低我得到癌症的風險。