evolutionary
US /ˌiːvəˈluːʃəneri/
・UK /ˌi:vəˈlu:ʃənri/
B2 中高級
adj.形容詞展開的 ； 發展的 ； 進化的
This animal went through many evolutionary changes and looks different from what it used to look like
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對暗戀你的人說5句話，讓他們喜歡你 (5 Things To Say To Your Crush To Make Them Like You)
04:19
- A 2015 research article published in Evolutionary Psychology found that humor points to having a sociable and agreeable personality.
一篇 2015 年發表在《進化心理學》的研究文章發現，幽默感表明一個人擁有社交和友好的個性。
- an evolutionary psychology found that humor points
進化心理學的研究發現，幽默點
研究證實「阿嬤」這個生物真的很奇妙！ (Evolution Can't Explain Your Grandma)
09:31
- Human males can retain their fertility for their whole lives, which would suggest that whatever evolutionary pressures led to grandmothering, didn't apply to grandfathering.
人類男性可以終生保留生育能力，這表明無論進化壓力如何導致祖母式生育，都不適用於祖父式生育。
- After all, the evolutionary pressures acting on humans now are way different than they would have been when menopause and grandmothering first developed.
畢竟，現在作用在人類身上的演化壓力與更年期和祖母剛出現時的情況有很大不同。
天氣變熱想降溫，擦汗有用嗎？ (Should You Wipe Off Your Sweat?)
03:42
- Which actually isn't that surprising: sweating is our evolutionary means of cooling off, so perhaps it's not surprising that letting your body do its thing turns out to be a good idea, but it's amazing how effective it really is.
這其實並不奇怪：出汗是我們進化而來的降溫方式，所以讓你的身體做它自己的事情被證明是一個好主意也許並不奇怪，但令人驚訝的是它的實際效果如何。
- sweating is our evolutionary means of cooling off, so perhaps it's not surprising that letting your
出汗是我們進化過程中的一種降溫方式，是以，讓你的皮膚出汗也就不足為奇了。
男人為什麼想做父親？觀看6分鐘英語 (Why do men want to be fathers? Watch 6 Minute English)
06:15
- Now, Dr Anna Machin is an evolutionary
Anna Machin 博士是一位人類演化學家
華萊士線——分隔兩個世界的隱形地理線 (The Invisible Barrier Keeping Two Worlds Apart)
09:25
- they'd been evolving separately for eons, their two worlds only colliding fairly recently in evolutionary terms.
但它們長久以來一直在各自進化，他們的世界只是在最近的進化過程中發生了碰撞。
- keeping the differences in their evolutionary history so strikingly visible.
使它們的進化史的差異如此醒目地顯現出來。
如何不關心別人的想法 (How to not care what people think)
04:48
- At this point, we all know that being liked is an evolutionary urge, embedded in our DNA to keep us safe in numbers.
我們都知道，想被人喜歡是一種演化而來的渴望，刻在我們的 DNA 中，以利群體保護我們安全。
- is an evolutionary urge,
是一種進化的衝動。