change
tʃeindʒn. an event that occurs when something passes from one state or phase to another · n. a relational difference between states; especially between states before and after some event · n. the action of changing something
Hear it in real videos
Tap a timestamp to play the exact moment — the player switches videos when the line comes from a different clip.
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You can change one detail and use the same pattern in another conversation.
你可以改变一个细节,在另一个对话中使用相同的模式。
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You can change one detail and use the same pattern in another conversation.
你可以改变一个细节,并在另一场对话中使用相同的模式。
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That feeling is what's telling your nervous system, your brain, to change.
那种感觉正是告诉你的神经系统、你的大脑去改变的信号。
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This is what we like to see: an escalator that actually works for a change.
这是我们想看到的:一部终于能正常工作的扶梯。
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And what essentially it means is that you can go in and you know you can create a pseudo password and change and tweak stuff, but a lot of the stuff will get overwritten when there's a major operating system update.
它的本质意思是,你可以进去设置一个伪密码并进行更改和调整,但当有重大操作系统更新时,很多东西会被覆盖。
Practice in LingoDew
In the app, tap change in any video to see what it means, save it, and review it right before you forget — across every clip it appears in.