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    Wang, thank you. I'm starting to think it may have been either a transcription or spoken error.
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    April 5, 2020
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    谢谢
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    April 5, 2020
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    I'm not Chinese, but from the context, i'd translate what you've got as "...one classroom has 10 students, if you don't go, the professor will let off one time," because it's literally "one catch one allow". That's my non-native interpretation, anyway.
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    April 5, 2020
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    又 pronounced líng? I am taking a course in Chinese and we are covering time. some of the entries have [#]小时又[#]分钟。In the recordings they say "[#] gè xiǎo shí líng [#] fēn zhōng." I don't see 又 marked in any dictionaries as líng. Is this a typo or a mistake on their part or am I missing something?
    April 5, 2020
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    May 19, 2018
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    "I don't speak fluent English" The other two are correct, but I agree with Thomas. It's more natural to say "I'm not fluent in English."
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    May 10, 2018
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    Yes! It' shifts the focus of the sentence to the verb instead of the subject, but that's okay. It's very common in writing and journalism.
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    May 10, 2018
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    怎么翻译？（中文到英文） “瓜荫洲在方凳的印象中就像一幅老旧的苏修，娟秀，却蒙了曾光阴的灰。” “。。。却蒙了曾光阴的灰。” 这部分我不明白。 （从辛夷坞的”蚀心者“）
    February 21, 2016
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    The author is saying that pleasure is similar to an ore that is mined out of the ground. Like coal, or silver or gold that is still in the rock inside of a mine. The same way a miner digs deep into the earth to find precious ore or resources, so the writer believes men think they must penetrate a woman as deeply and aggressively as possible to "find" pleasure.
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    November 22, 2015
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    In logic and computer programming those are different. In everyday spoken English they are the same.
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    November 4, 2015
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