early
'ә:lia. at or near the beginning of a period of time or course of events or before the usual or expected time · a. being or occurring at an early stage of development · s. belonging to the distant past
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In the early twentieth century, baffled doctors observed that the tumors of some cancer patients shrank when they got virus infections like influenza or measles, which makes perfect sense if we understand how both work.
在二十世纪初,困惑的医生们观察到,一些癌症患者在感染了流感或麻疹等病毒后,肿瘤竟然缩小了。如果我们了解这两者的运作机制,这其实完全说得通。
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Unusual for this time, which was the late eighteen hundreds, the early nineteen hundreds.
在这个时期很不寻常,那是十九世纪末二十世纪初。
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And because you also started very early, did you have kind of a special affinity to like what he might have been experiencing?
而且因为你也是很早就出道了,你是否对他可能经历的事情有一种特殊的共鸣?
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I think a lot about how poorly we do in detecting and treating cancer at an early stage, and I think there's a tremendous appetite from the public to go beyond the types of screening that we have today.
我经常思考我们在癌症早期检测和治疗方面做得有多么不足,我认为公众非常渴望超越我们目前所拥有的筛查手段。
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Stay calm, speak early, and trust your progress.
保持冷静,尽早开口,并相信你的进步。
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