each
i:tʃs. (used of count nouns) every one considered individually · r. to or from every one of two or more (considered individually)
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You've got three very complex players trying to kill each other, fighting inside a living human being that somehow has to survive.
你有三个非常复杂的参与者试图互相残杀,而且是在一个必须存活下来的活生生的人体内进行战斗。
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And then they're chasing each other, and they can like run across this whole bridge here and climb this and jump.
然后它们在互相追逐,它们可以跑过整座桥,爬上这个,然后跳跃。
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So on the Saturday each week, all of the workers would get a half day on Saturday.
所以每周六,所有工人都会在周六休息半天。
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Sometimes I have to introduce the guests, but Saoirse Ronan and Timothy, now you know each other.
有时候我得介绍嘉宾,但西尔莎·罗南和蒂莫西,你们现在认识了。
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Now there are two reasons why my accent is a little bit different from James's, even though we grew up very close to each other.
现在,我的口音与詹姆斯的口音有点不同,即使我们从小住得很近,也有两个原因。
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