lot
lɒtn. a parcel of land having fixed boundaries · n. (Old Testament) nephew of Abraham; God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah but chose to spare Lot and his family who were told to flee without looking back at the destruction · v. divide into lots, as of land, for example
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In the future, I would like to get even better with this because I know that eating a rainbow a day, eating lots of different colours, helps my body function better.
未来，我希望能够在这方面做得更好，因为我知道每天吃‘彩虹’，吃各种不同的颜色，能帮助我的身体更好地运作。
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Your speech got a lot of online people loving.
你的演讲在网上收获了很多人的喜爱。
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I mean, after saying I don't have a lot of cats, now we're going around and I'm like, okay, maybe I do.
我是说，在说了我没有很多猫之后，现在我们转了一圈，我心想，好吧，也许我确实有。
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Listen to you a lot, but I was going to ask you what is the biggest question that everyone comes up to you and asks you?
经常听你的节目，但我正想问你，每个人见到你时问得最多的问题是什么？
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A lot of people really don't like the way that this library looks.
很多人真的很不喜欢这座图书馆的外观。
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