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" I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody."
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    a slight change in puncuation and pause in one sentence makes a big differnce. 不过有时候,太隐晦,太多模棱两可不见得是一件好事 :P

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    December 23, 2012
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    Let me try it this way.

    1. A: 有一种人(是),(无论)谁都看不上(他/她)。

           No one feels like giving a glance at him or her. (Maybe because he or she is homely, not physically attractive)

        B:另一种人(是),(无论)谁(他/她)都看不上。

           He or she is probably much too picky. There is hardly anyone he/ she would like to cast an cold eye on.

    2. A: 有一种人,(他/她)不知道 什么叫做   爱。

           He/She has no sense of what love indeed is.

        B: 另一种人,(他/她)不知道什么叫    做爱。

           He/ She has no clue on how to make love/ have sex.

    3. A: 原先,(这个人曾经)喜欢(过)一个人。---He or she once fell in love with someone deeply ( but this relationship didn't last for long or never worked out. That would be the reason why she or he lost their hopes towards a relationship.)

        B: 后来,(这个人)喜欢一个人(过)。----That is to say, he or she is now getting used to living alone without company. 这种人已经习惯自己孤独生活了。

     

    Hope this would help~

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    December 23, 2012
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    December 23, 2012
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    December 20, 2012
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    What does "settle for" mean here in these lyrics? Please This is from a song of Oasis' called "Fade Away" I have never ever seen the key to the door, We only get what we will settle for, While we are living, The dreams we have as children fade away. What is the exact meaning of "settle for" here? Does it mean you have to accept something unwillingly?
    December 17, 2012
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    "all of the**" or "all the **"? 1. All your efforts will pay off. V.S. All of your efforts will pay off. 2. All of my worries have gone. VS. All my worries have gone. 3. All the stuff have been sorted out. VS. All of the stuff have been sorted out. They sound quite alike when I translate them into Chinese. Are they all correct? I cant comprehend the differnece. Anyone here that can help? Thank you
    December 17, 2012
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    How to say"不可同日而语" in English? In Chinese language, if we say “不可同日而语”it literally means A is uncomparable with B in level or intensity. (1) cannot be mentioned in the same breath; (2) cannot be compared with; (3) There is no comparison between them. Which one of them above can precisely match the Chinese item"不可同日而语", or is there a more accurate one you can offer? Please help~ Thank you.
    December 16, 2012
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  • Answered
    What is it, signal from Mars?
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    December 14, 2012
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    Scale It Back?? What does "scale it back" in the short conversation below mean ? A: I mean, let's be honest here. B: OK. (after a while) I don't understand why anything happens and I am confused and scared and trying really hard all the time. A:...too honest. Scale it back. B: Sorry. What is "scale it back" indicating here? Thanks a million.
    December 14, 2012
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    "family” in English could refer to 1, 家人/家庭成员 all the family members 所有的家庭成员都参加了第一个孙子的洗礼仪式。 All the family attended the baptism of the first grandchild. 2. 家庭/家 an abstract conception 强尼拥有一个幸福美满的家庭。 Johnny has a happy family. (he owes a home and has several family members who live a happy life together.) "home" 家. For example, 1. 我家离办公的地方只隔几个街区。 My home is only a couple of blocks from my office. (which indicates a house or a place to live in.) 2. 回家 go home 3. 三年前,他离开了家乡(hometown)。 I hope these could help.
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    December 14, 2012
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