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sɒ:tn. an approximate definition or example · n. a person of a particular character or nature · n. an operation that segregates items into groups according to a specified criterion
Hear it in real videos
Tap a timestamp to play the exact moment — the player switches videos when the line comes from a different clip.
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Because we're sort of drinking from a fire hose nowadays of health information.
因为我们现在正处于健康信息过载的时代。
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If you worked for Cadbury's, then you were sort of controlled by the company.
如果你为吉百利工作,那么你就在一定程度上受到公司的控制。
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Are you sort of are you action ready after all the training you did for Hannah?
在为《汉娜》做了那么多训练之后,你算是准备好拍动作戏了吗?
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The Linux sort of user.
算是 Linux 用户吧。
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Actually, I've always sort of thought in the back of my mind, you have some kind of twang of some kind of twang from somewhere, but I didn't really put two and two together.
实际上,我一直在我脑海深处想,你有点口音,某种口音,但我没有真正把这两件事联系起来。
Practice in LingoDew
In the app, tap sort in any video to see what it means, save it, and review it right before you forget — across every clip it appears in.