short
ʃɒ:tn. the location on a baseball field where the shortstop is stationed · a. primarily temporal sense; indicating or being or seeming to be limited in duration · a. (primarily spatial sense) having little length or lacking in length
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Just a short break because we have a test tomorrow.
就休息一会儿,因为我们明天有考试。
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He also provided shorter working hours.
他还提供了更短的工作时间。
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So we got a little notepad, like tiny little notepad, and we wrote down like a tiny little script of what I was going to say, just a short little script.
于是我们拿了一个小记事本,非常小的记事本,写下了一段我要说的小剧本,一段很短的剧本。
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Generally speaking, okay, advanced English speakers tend to connect ideas smoothly rather than stopping after each short sentence.
总的来说,好的,高级英语使用者倾向于流畅地连接观点,而不是在每个短句后停顿。
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Like for instance, I try to eat 20 different types of plant every day and and 30 different types of plant every week as a way of supporting a diverse microbiome, get a diverse microbiome, and you do fiber fermentation in the gut create short chain fatty acids, which we know are beneficial.
例如,我尝试每天吃20种不同的植物,每周吃30种不同的植物,以此来支持多样化的微生物群,获得多样化的微生物群,并且你在肠道中进行纤维发酵,产生我们已知有益的短链脂肪酸。
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