extreme
US /ɪkˈstrim/
・UK /ɪk'stri:m/
B1 中級英檢中級
adj.形容詞極端的
The extreme heat will kill the plants in the garden
adj.形容詞盡頭的
You need to turn to your extreme right
adj.形容詞極端的
His extreme views about education are unpopular
n.名詞最大程度的努力
He went to the extreme to make his wife happy
adj.形容詞極端的
That's an extreme point of view.
n.名詞極限
They went to extremes to get what they wanted.
n.名詞極端手段
The government is resorting to extremes to control the population.
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超實用混聲練習！試試看！ (A Simple Mixed Voice Exercise - Try This!)
- Now, once again, you can go extreme with it.
現在，你又可以把它做到極致了。
- Now, once again, you can go extreme with it, O,
我在這裡提供免費資訊。
獵奇的創作人生兩難！杭特·S·湯普森道出瘋狂藝術家的宿命？ (The Terrible Paradox of Being a Creative Person - Hunter S. Thompson)
- Every man is the sum total of his reactions to experience. As your experiences differ and multiply, you become a different man, and hence your perspective changes. The answer, then, must not deal with goals at all, or not with tangible goals anyway. In short, a man who has found meaning has not dedicated his life to reaching a predefined goal, but he has rather chosen a way of life he knows he will enjoy. The goal is absolutely secondary. It is the functioning toward the goal which is important. The directions we go in life are far less important than whose finger it is that we are following. In Thompson's case, that trembling, pointing finger always remained his own, even up until the last choice he made. And in this, he reminds us, in the most extreme sense, to take control over our lives and live them on our own terms. To step outside the lines. To curve and blur them. To make new ones. To inhale them. He shows us that our work and our lives are always an ongoing process of change, of effort, of labor, of pain, of hope, of laughing, of tripping, of meandering, of loving, and of dying, in hopes that the story will continue in the words of others. His life was as much a part of his work as the words on the pages, each breath as much as each line, revealing the difficulties of making it through this world with any resemblance to the person you were when you came in, while also showing the unbelievable thrill of the whole process.
每個人都是他對經驗的反應的總和。隨著經歷的不同和增加，你會成為一個不同的人，是以你的觀點也會改變。那麼，答案肯定根本不涉及目標，或者無論如何都不涉及有形的目標。簡而言之，一個找到生活意義的人，並不是為了達到一個預定的目標而奉獻一生，而是選擇了一種他知道自己會喜歡的生活方式。目標絕對是次要的。重要的是朝著目標前進的過程。我們生活的方向遠沒有我們跟隨誰的手指重要。在湯普森的例子中，那根顫抖著的手指始終是他自己的，甚至直到他做出最後的選擇。在這一點上，他以最極端的方式提醒我們，要掌控自己的人生，按照自己的意願生
- And in this, he reminds us, in the most extreme sense, to take control over our lives and live them on our own terms, to step outside the lines, to curve and blur them, to make new ones, to inhale them.
如何優化睡眠習慣，擁抱長壽人生！ (How to optimize your sleep habits for longevity)
- So in other words When you look at a person who's you know, not sleeping as inadequately as people are typically studied in short-term studies geared towards identifying the risks They get many of the same problems, but just not as extreme Suggesting there's a dose effect to sleep reduction and you know truthfully, I think that This is something that I think society is far more willing to entertain today than ten years ago I think you know, Matt Walker who's who's also a very close personal friend has had a lot to do with this Arianna Huffington has brought a lot of attention to this So I think there are many people out there that are saying hey This whole idea of I'll sleep when I'm dead, which used to be my mantra Is like yeah, you're gonna be dead quicker if you adopt that mantra so you will indeed sleep when you're dead and you'll be dead sooner than you want to be so Again I think that you know, this this one doesn't require a lot of convincing The how to do it, of course is a little more complicated The good news is there's really a lot of wonderful behavioral tools And ultimately for some people, you know pharmacology or mechanical assistance such as CPAP You know if a person has apnea there there are technologies both pharmacologic and otherwise that can really help here but for most people the behavioral tools do the work this is really one of those things where Very few people need to see a physician to help them sleep or to troubleshoot a sleep problem.
是以，換句話說，當你看一個人，你知道，沒有睡眠不足的人通常是研究的短期研究，旨在確定風險，他們得到了許多相同的問題，但只是沒有那麼極端，建議有一個劑量效應，以減少睡眠，你知道說實話、我認為現在的社會比十年前更願意接受這個觀點 我認為馬特-沃克和這個觀點有很大關係 他也是我非常親密的朋友 阿麗安娜-赫芬頓對此也非常關注你會死得更快 所以你確實會在死後睡覺 而且你會死得比你想死的更快 所以我再次認為 你知道 這個不需要太多的說服你知道，如果一個人有呼吸暫停，有一些藥物和其他方面的技術可以真正幫助他，但對於大多
- So in other words, um, when you look at a person who's, you know, not sleeping as inadequately as people are typically studied in, uh, short-term studies geared towards identifying the risks, um, they get many of the same problems but just not as extreme, um, suggesting there's a dose effect to sleep reduction.
醫學謎團：探究特定區域好發帕金森氏症的背後原因（What’s Causing the Parkinson’s Belt?）
- It was so extreme that it got a new name: the Parkinson's Belt.
嗯，在2010年，研究人員觀察到這個區域的帕金森氏症病例異常地高，比美國其他地區高出10倍。
- It was so extreme that it got a new name: the Parkinson's Belt.
情況非常極端，甚至有了新的名稱：帕金森氏帶。
