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conj.連接詞當...的時候
I remember that when we were young, we used to play in this park.
conj.連接詞就在那時
It was that when I lost my keys that I realized how disorganized I was.
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字詞如何傷人：哲學快講 #28 (How Words Can Harm: Crash Course Philosophy #28)
- Ross argues that when a person is repeatedly referred to with a word like "baby," a metaphorical identification gradually takes place, whereby she begins to think of herself as having those traits.
Ross 認為，當一個人被一再地以「寶貝」這樣的詞彙稱呼時，會逐漸產生隱喻認同，進而開始認為自己具有這些特質。
- Ross argues that, when a person is repeatedly referred to with a word like "baby," a metaphorical identification gradually takes place, whereby she begins to think of herself as having those traits.
戒掉中式英文！學會外國人真正的說話方式，讓你的英語更道地（If you want to sound like a native English speaker, stop saying phrases like this）
- Notice that when we have the T from "what" between two vowel sounds, the A in "what" and the A in R, "what are," we actually turn that into a D sound.
將 "could" 和 "you" 連結，聽起來像 "could ya"。
- Notice that when we have the T from "what" between two vowel sounds,
注意當 "what" 的 T 位於兩個元音之間時，
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- Now this was driving me absolutely crazy that when I was trying to change between the start and the end point of a sample that I'd already marked, you had to turn the dial and that moves the start points.
是以，這意味著我絕對不會在採樣開始時出現惱人的噼啪聲。
- Now this was driving me absolutely crazy that when I was trying to change between the start and the end point of a sample that I'd already marked, you had to turn the dial and that moves the start points.
是以，這意味著我絕對不會在採樣開始時出現惱人的噼啪聲。
你不需要十年計畫，你需要嘗試！ | Anne-Laure Le Cunff (You don’t need a 10-year plan. You need to experiment. | Anne-Laure Le Cunff)
- And what's great is that when each pact you design has purpose imbued into it, you don't need to have a grand purpose in life.
最棒的是，當你設計的每一個約定都有目的性時，你就不需要有宏大的人生目標了。
- This all might sound philosophical, but there's actually a lot of neuroscientific research showing that when we experience thirst for water, the same parts of the brain activate than when we experience thirst for information.
這聽起來似乎很有哲理，但實際上有很多神經科學研究表明，當我們口渴時，大腦的相同部位會比我們口渴時激活的資訊更多。
【宇宙終極謎團：時間】物理學家Brian Greene 葛林深入淺出解析時間！你我都會思考的奧祕！ (【宇宙最大謎團 - 時間】Brian Greene 葛林 - 物理學家由淺到深解釋時間 | 早晚會思考的問題)
- You build a spaceship, you go out into space really quickly, you turn around and you come back to planet earth, and he showed us that when you're on that ship, your clock will tick off time more slowly.
他告訴我們，當你在飛船上時，你的時鐘會更慢地計時。
- And he showed us that when you're on that ship, your clock will tick off time more slowly.
當你走出這艘飛船時，將是未來的 100 年、1000 年或 100 萬年。