strong
strɒŋa. having strength or power greater than average or expected · s. not faint or feeble · s. of verbs not having standard (or regular) inflection
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A simple sentence becomes strong when the tone matches the moment.
当语气与时刻相匹配时,一个简单的句子会变得有力。
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After two years, it came back again and was removed again, and again, it came back stronger, bigger, and now even more dangerous than before.
两年后,癌症复发了,再次被切除,但它又一次卷土重来,比以前更强、更大,也更危险。
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A simple sentence becomes strong when the tone matches the moment.
当语调与时刻相符时,简单的句子也会变得有力。
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According to him, I was surprisingly strong, so I did actually punch him a few times in the face, which he was a bit shocked by.
据他说,我出奇地有力气,所以我确实往他脸上打了几拳,他当时有点震惊。
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So to have that impression of myself to be like wow, like your accent is so strong, and then have loads of people doubting my credentials as Brit in the comments is really funny.
所以,我对自己的印象是“哇,你的口音好重”,然后有很多人在评论中质疑我作为英国人的资格,这真的很有趣。
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