time
taimn. an instance or single occasion for some event · n. a period of time considered as a resource under your control and sufficient to accomplish something · n. an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities)
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es No, I live a long time before Tyrannosauruses.
不,我生活在霸王龙出现很久之前。
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Firstly, slow down, calming their internal machinery, so the virus has a harder time taking them over and making copies of itself.
首先,它们会减慢速度,平息内部机制,让病毒更难接管细胞并进行自我复制。
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This bench is perfect for them because there's windows on both sides, and a lot of times they'll just be perched, like one here, one here.
这个长凳对它们来说很完美,因为两边都有窗户,很多时候它们会栖息在那里,一个在这,一个在那。
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Time to get ready for bed, kids.
孩子们,该准备睡觉了。
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And I had some creative, more savvy friends and I that said, "Listen, take the time so that you're proud of it." I have to say, I'm proud of it.
我有一些更有创意、更精明的朋友对我说:“听着,花点时间,这样你才会为它感到自豪。”我必须说,我为它感到自豪。
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