perfectly
US /ˈpəfɪktli/
・UK /ˈpɜ:fɪktli/
A2 初級英檢中級
adv.副詞無瑕疵地、完美地
He performed the musical piece perfectly and without one mistake
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克服開會發言焦慮！3 個讓你報告時自信滿滿的職場溝通策略（3 Communication Strategies to Speak Confidently in Meetings）
- This especially happens in virtual meetings over Zoom or on Microsoft Teams, where it is just so easy to read off of your perfectly crafted script that you end up coming across as stiff and, to be honest, boring.
這在 Zoom 或 Microsoft Teams 的線上會議上特別容易發生，因為照著你精心準備的講稿唸實在太簡單了，結果你聽起來就顯得僵硬，說實話，還有點無聊。
- where it is just so easy to read off of your perfectly crafted script that you end up coming across as stiff and, to be honest, boring.
他們的目標是什麼？
你也說錯了嗎？5 個英語學習者最常犯的錯誤（Are YOU Saying it WRONG? 5 Highly Common Mistakes in English）
- "The 2 first chapters are quite slow." Perfectly understandable,
注意到「quite」結尾的「t」音和「uh」的母音連在一起。「Quiter.」 「Quiten.」現在，當你對話時想加入特定細節，應該會更容易。
- Perfectly understandable, but it should be "The first 2 chapters are quite slow." Why?
應該是「The first 2 chapters are quite slow.」為什麼呢？
亞馬遜的退貨處理有多爛？賣家們全都受不了，準備出走了！ (How Amazon’s Broken Returns Process Is Driving Sellers To Leave Amazon)
- And you see pallets of perfectly good strollers and car seats and baby gear that was on there.
你會看到一垛垛完好無損的嬰兒車、汽車座椅和嬰兒用品就擺在那裡。
- Taped on the floor, like, signs that said, "Incinerate, Destroy," and you see pallets of perfectly good strollers and car seats and, and
隨著業務逐年增長 50%，她正在升級到俄亥俄州哥倫布市一個更大的倉庫。
國家地理頻道 - 萬裡長城紀錄片！ (National Geographic - The Great Wall of China - Documentary)
- Then this is no monument, but simply a part of the village and one with a perfectly practical use
那這就不是什麼紀念碑了，只是村子的一部分，而且還有著非常實用的用途。
- And one with a perfectly practical use.
我問過我的老二這些牆上的洞。我以為它們很噁心，但事實上
00週，續集！ (Week 0, continued)
- So this is perfectly reasonable in reality, right?
這是我們遇到的辦公時間 至週四在霍格沃茨星期二，
- So this is perfectly reasonable in reality, right?
這是它為遊覽。
早起真的太棒了！ (waking up early is the sh*t)
- So I've been starting to take my sleep very fucking seriously, and honestly, I, in my tracker, which I will show you, here we go, so, if you go, this is my tracker, right, so in here, I write down, so this is a template that I got from a YouTube video, I'll link it down below, that you can copy that, it's just, you know, you just gotta use the tools, you can find anything, you know, just make it work for you, and you can find any tools online nowadays, there is no excuse, seriously, and I mean, I always hear that, I'm just like, fuck you, man, like, stop being so annoying, but like, I don't know, it's true, here we go, so this is my tracker, and here you got one column that's sleep, right, and so I was, all these, these are all nights that I slept eight hours, and honestly, I was like, fucking, like, I was feeling amazing, and then the days that I didn't sleep, which are a few now, dude, I was fucked, like, that was just like, I was fucking dead, fucked, I feel fucked, like, I feel completely shitty, there's like, so many parts, there's this, you need to go and watch this TED talk, that is about sleep, you will never think of sleep the same ever again, so we have alcohol, we've got sleep, and then there was the third one, which was, I'm thinking about pornography, but that's not, you know, it's not the one that I mentioned today, sugar, I'm struggling so hard these days, with not eating sugar, or at least keeping my hands off of sweet pastry and things like that, it's terrible, it's fucking, it's so annoying, because we have, I work, you know, I'm a head barista, and we have pastries, of course, and you know, you kind of get hungry when you're standing eight hours a day, you know, and I shit you not, for the past, like, what, a week, I think, maybe not a week, but I've pretty much been just every single day eating something sweet, like a pain au chocolat, I don't know how to pronounce it very perfectly, I'm still working on it, a chocolate croissant, so to speak, a fucking Berliner, you know, these, a berliner, these are like donuts filled with jam, or a fucking cookie, or a muffin, or like anything, a brownie, you know, and it's like, fuck, dude, I always think to myself, man, I shouldn't be doing this, and I fucking do it, and it's like, fuck, you know, fuck, I had a friend say, like, yeah, okay, I would always choose fruit over sweets, but if you, if you put me, like, a jar of fruits and the fucking sweet, they're like, it's a hard decision, and yeah, and I think we need to, I want to, I think life is really about, you know, finding that sweet spot of, like, okay, I always go for the fruit bowl, you know, I always eat the fruit, I never go for the sweet, right, and look at me eating salad right now, I would never eat salads, like, months ago, like, never, it's crazy how much progress I've made just for myself, anyhow, dude, I've really put my head down, I mean, I really am in that, where I'm putting my head down and just working, because I'm not posting a lot of shit about this, the only thing I'm posting about is, like, my journaling and my playing, that's fucking nuts, oh my god, well, fuck me, so, what was I saying again, yeah, I think in life, we need to, especially nowadays, because we have so many options, right, we should try to choose the right thing for you, right, but obviously, if the right thing for you is the cupcake, then you're not looking for the right thing, but I mean, like, what's the right thing for you, it's like, okay, and what's your sport, right, or what's your exercise type, it doesn't have to be the gym, it can be something else, I mean, I would obviously always recommend you lift some weights, right, but it doesn't have to be, or at least the sport, we should all play a sport, maybe, football, or you can do some tennis, or table tennis, those are actually really fucking good for you, because it activates a certain part in your brain, the eye, the eye, hands, coordination, what the fuck is it called, the coordination, at least, it activates, you know, it has the most amount of neurons in the brain, it's a part in the back, underneath, anyhow, you get to choose which sport you want to do, right, so anyhow, going back, in life, we need to choose what is the right thing for you, what's the right thing, and then, every now and then, when you feel like you deserve to go for the muffin, when you feel like, okay, I am in control here, I'm gonna go for the muffin, because you know, sometimes, you actually have to fight for yourself, I've come to the point where I need to fight myself to go out, I need to fight myself to have a muffin, to be spontaneous, because I can go too far, I can try to become too rigid, because I'm just, I'm scared, I'm scared of the, I'm scared of what could be, and I'm not present, I'm not saying, I'm not trusting, I'm scared of the future, I hang around too much in the past, so, to end the circle here for this video, I would say, watch for those three things, you know, and your actual step after watching this video, to me, would be, go and have a walk, go outside and just have a walk, and don't, don't make it this thing of like, oh, I'm gonna get amazing results out of this, don't be conscious about how am I feeling, how am I feeling, just go have a walk, you'll thank me later, you'll thank yourself later, actually, so, yeah, have a good one.
所以，我開始非常認真地對待我的睡眠，老實說，我在我的跟蹤器裡，我會給你看的，在這裡，我們走，所以，如果你去，這是我的跟蹤器，對吧，所以在這裡，我寫下來，所以這是我從YouTube視頻裡得到的模板，我會把它鏈接到下面，你可以複製，這只是，你知道，你只需要使用工具、你可以找到任何東西，你知道，只要讓它為你工作，你可以在網上找到任何工具，沒有任何藉口，說真的，我的意思是，我總是聽到，我只是想，你他媽的，男人一樣，停止這麼煩人，但像，我不知道，這是真的，在這裡，我們走了，所以這是我的跟蹤器，在這裡你有一列是睡眠、
- I don't know how to pronounce it very perfectly.
我滑了40年驚險冰面！ ("I've Been Skating On Thin Ice For 40 Years")
- The thinner the ice, the higher the pitch. Just about when the ice is to break, and that would be about three centimeters, the pitch is at the higher C, the supposedly highest note of the soprano C. Morten relies on his knowledge as a mathematician to calculate the thickness of the ice, its flexibility, and its temperature. Many people tend to freak out when they see us skating on thin ice, but I couldn't be more calm because I know what I'm doing. Sometimes the ice is perfectly clear and I can see fish below, even a beaver, and also freedivers swimming under the ice. When Morten first started, there wasn't any physics or scientific information to explain how thin ice skating is possible. He studied the ice for 10 years every winter to explain the phenomenon.
冰越薄，音調越高。莫頓依靠他作為數學家的知識計算出冰的厚度、彈性和溫度。很多人看到我們在薄冰上滑行時都會嚇一跳，但我卻非常鎮定，因為我知道自己在做什麼。有時冰面非常清晰，我能看到下面的魚，甚至海狸，還能看到自由潛水員在冰下游泳。莫滕剛開始滑冰時，沒有任何物理學或科學資訊來解釋薄冰滑冰是如何實現的。為了解釋這一現象，他每年冬天都要對冰面進行長達 10 年的研究。
- Sometimes the ice is perfectly clear and I can see fish below, even a beaver, and
中心。將 Libratus 與 HPE 超級計算機橋配對使用，我們確實創造了歷史。