normal
'nɒ:mla. conforming with or constituting a norm or standard or level or type or social norm; not abnormal · a. in accordance with scientific laws · a. being approximately average or within certain limits in e.g. intelligence and development
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Use that sentence once today, even quietly, because real progress comes from bringing practice into a normal moment.
今天用一次那个句子,即使很轻声,因为真正的进步来自于将练习带入正常时刻。
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Use that sentence once today, even quietly, because real progress comes from bringing practice into a normal moment.
今天至少使用一次那个句子,哪怕是小声说,因为真正的进步来自于将练习带入正常的时刻。
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I don't know about you guys, but it feels like pressure is just immense when you get into the car with someone that you that you really love, and we get on so well in our normal life, and then we get into the car and something happens, and uh, you like we learn to drive the car at the same time.
我不知道你们怎么样,但我觉得当你和真正爱的人一起上车时,压力真的很大。我们在日常生活中相处得很好,但一上车就出问题了,就像我们是在同一时间学开车一样。
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But I mean, directly inside the store, I was able to pull pretty much all my normal apps.
我的意思是,直接在商店里,我几乎能下载我所有的常用应用。
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Like my accent, for example, is I suppose what people would stereotypically call a normal British accent.
比如我的口音,我想人们会刻板地称之为正常的英国口音。
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