deal
di:ln. a particular instance of buying or selling · n. a plank of softwood (fir or pine board) · n. the type of treatment received (especially as the result of an agreement)
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Cheddar and Junior pretty much clean every soft surface in the house, and since I deal with allergies myself, it's something that I use every day.
切达（Cheddar）和朱尼尔（Junior）几乎会清理家里所有的软表面，而我自己又有过敏问题，所以我每天都会用它。
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She was amazing, and just like going up to people and going, "Hey, how's going, I'm Nicola." Like like it was no big deal.
她太棒了，就像走到别人面前说：“嘿，你好，我是尼古拉。”就好像这没什么大不了的。
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They're not a big deal because all the time, but the VPN thing was the first time like, oh wait a minute, this is actually a problem.
它们并不总是大问题，但VPN那次是第一次让我觉得，哦等等，这确实是个问题。
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" They don't really do much press, or you know, so it was a big deal for us to get them.
他们平时不太接受采访，所以能请到他们对我们来说是件大事。
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I mean, we didn't have any money, so that was a big deal to go there.
我的意思是，我们没钱，所以去那里是一件大事。
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