which
hwitʃa. Of what sort or kind; what; what a; who. · a. A interrogative pronoun, used both substantively and · adjectively, and in direct and indirect questions, to ask for, or refer
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I began by talking about the past, which was being a kid and eating chocolate cake.
我开始谈论过去,即小时候吃巧克力蛋糕的经历。
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In the early twentieth century, baffled doctors observed that the tumors of some cancer patients shrank when they got virus infections like influenza or measles, which makes perfect sense if we understand how both work.
在二十世纪初,困惑的医生们观察到,一些癌症患者在感染了流感或麻疹等病毒后,肿瘤竟然缩小了。如果我们了解这两者的运作机制,这其实完全说得通。
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And so, thanks to people like Jimmy, which is fantastic.
所以,多亏了像吉米这样的人,这太棒了。
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So in my last apartment, which was very close to here, I had a little patio situation, and he really, really liked coming out there with me.
在我上一个公寓,离这儿很近,我有一个小露台,他真的很喜欢和我一起出来。
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For something called respiratory sinus arrhythmia, which sounds bad because of the arrhythmia thing.
这涉及到一个叫呼吸性窦性心律不齐的概念,虽然听起来因为“心律不齐”这个词显得不太好。
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