job
dʒɒbn. a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee · n. a workplace; as in the expression "on the job"; · n. an object worked on; a result produced by working
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The goal was to eliminate every last cancer cell that was still hiding in her body, and the chemo did its job.
目标是消灭体内潜藏的每一个癌细胞,而化疗确实起到了作用。
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You know, I feel like you've done such a good job of creating a space that's not only beautiful and meaningful for you, but also incorporating your cats into it.
我觉得你做得非常好,创造了一个不仅对你来说美丽且有意义的空间,还把你的猫也融入其中。
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And his sort of job description is espionage expert, military expert, and which I think must look great on a business card.
他的职位描述大概是间谍专家、军事专家,我觉得这印在名片上一定很棒。
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If you're thinking about doing this, right, which I think is a totally reasonable thing, like I will say that while this is probably the wrong tool for the job, I have enjoyed using Steam OS, and it has been a refreshing change of pace.
如果你在考虑这样做,我觉得这完全合理。我想说的是,虽然这可能不是完成这项工作的最佳工具,但我很享受使用 Steam OS 的过程,这是一种令人耳目一新的节奏变化。
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I had my makeup artist come in from Korea, and she did a really good job of just like making sure my makeup stayed intact.
我请了从韩国来的化妆师,她做得非常好,确保了我的妆容持久不脱妆。
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