some
sʌma. quantifier; used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity · s. relatively much but unspecified in amount or extent · s. relatively many but unspecified in number
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Some think it controls my body heat.
有些人认为它能调节我的体温。
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Millions of viruses invade deep into the deadly cancer, kickstarting an experiment that had never been attempted before, bypassing some of the most sacred safety nets in medicine.
数以百万计的病毒深入致命的癌细胞，启动了一项前所未有的实验，绕过了医学界一些最神圣的安全防线。
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So based on that, that's going to be the dough that I'll start developing my recipe with, with some my own flavor combos, and getting the perfect recipe is really the ultimate goal.
所以基于这一点，我将以那个面团作为开发我食谱的起点，加入我自己的风味组合，最终目标是做出完美的食谱。
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I'd seen some online, so I just decided that that's exactly what I need to do.
我在网上看到过一些，所以我就决定这正是我需要做的。
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Mom, I need some water.
妈妈，我需要喝点水。
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