front
frʌntn. the side that is forward or prominent · n. the outward appearance of a person · n. the side that is seen or that goes first
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Well, so the book is designed so you can read it front to back like a typical book.
嗯,这本书的设计让你既可以像普通书一样从头读到尾。
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And as a doctor, I think people often have the sense that you are taking this huge body of scientific knowledge and just applying it to the person in front of you and coming up with a diagnosis and a treatment.
作为一名医生,我认为人们通常觉得你是在运用庞大的科学知识体系,将其直接应用到面前的病人身上,从而得出诊断和治疗方案。
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As someone who is fear of public speaking and just being in front of a lot of people, I thought it was going to be really, really nervous for the ceremony.
作为一个害怕公开演讲和在很多人面前的人,我原以为在仪式上会非常非常紧张。
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It's something that Started as a different kind of layout on the front, and so when you open it, you don't get an iPad layout exactly.
它一开始在正面采用了不同的布局,所以当你打开它时,你得到的并不是完全的iPad布局。
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Sometimes I know the answer when I'm alone, but in front of a person, I go blank.
有时我一个人时知道答案,但在别人面前,我就大脑一片空白。
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