realities
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A2 初級
n. pl.名詞 (複數)現實
The film discussed difficult realities that made the audience think
n. (u.)不可數名詞各種現實情況
The harsh realities of life in a refugee camp.
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私募股權如何吞噬英國 (How Private Equity Ate Britain)
08:05
- Ah, the charming British High Street, or Main Street if you're American, with its cobbled streets, picturesque pubs and cutesy bakeries. But there's an uncomfortable truth lurking behind the storefronts. Because a lot of these stores are not owned by independent shopkeepers or even big multinationals. Instead, they're controlled by private equity investors. In fact, private equity has phoned into the UK at an unprecedented rate since Brexit, hoovering up scores of high street names such as Burger King, New Look and Pizza Express. This is a story about the private equity raid on some of the best known high street companies in the UK in the aftermath of both Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, as the UK adjusts to new economic realities, the private equity boom could pose a problem for the future of the British High Street and the millions of people who work on it. Because most private equity is dependent on one thing. Debt. Let's start by unpacking how private equity works and in particular, the main tool in the industry's arsenal, the leveraged buyout.
啊，迷人的英國高街（如果你是美國人，則可稱之為主街），鵝卵石鋪就的街道，風景如畫的酒吧和可愛的麵包店。但在這些店面的背後卻隱藏著一個令人不安的事實。因為這些商店大多不是由獨立店主甚至大型跨國公司所擁有。相反，它們是由私募股權投資者控制的。事實上，自英國脫歐後，私募股權以前所未有的速度湧入英國，收購了漢堡王、New Look 和 Pizza Express 等數十家高街名店。這篇報道講述了英國脫歐和 COVID-19 大流行之後，私募基金對英國一些最知名的高街公司的大肆收購。現在，隨著英國適應新的經濟現實，
美國總統奧巴馬第二次就職演說（2013年演講稿 (President Barack Obama's Second Inaugural Address (2013 Speech))
21:23
- realities of our time. For history tells us that while these truths may be self-evident,
我們這個時代的現實。對於歷史告訴我們， 而這些真理是不言而喻的，
#180 未來總動員 (Twelve Monkeys) 電影片段
03:07
- in that I am escaping certain unnamed realities...
因為我在逃避某些無名的現實... ...
電影節主題演講：連接的力量 I 2025 年研究員電影節 (Festival Keynote: The Power of Connection I Fellows Festival 2025)
48:32
- I suppose it's the disconnect between having these proposals and I suppose we can go back to the Casey review on that and the actual hard realities that were just articulated on the ground as to how you balance your budget in a place like a school, even a well funded school, if suddenly you've got to fund teachers, pay rises out of that budget and you can't upgrade your Microsoft, then this goes back to the joined up thinking too as well, doesn't it?
我想這就是提案和實際情況之間的脫節，我們可以回頭看看凱西的審查，以及剛才說到的實際地面上的艱難現實，像是如何在像學校這樣的地方平衡預算，即使是經費充足的學校，如果突然必須從預算中支付教師的加薪，而你又無法升級你的Microsoft，這就又回到了連貫思考的問題了，不是嗎？