whole
hәuln. all of something including all its component elements or parts · n. an assemblage of parts that is regarded as a single entity · a. including all components without exception; being one unit or constituting the full amount or extent or duration; complete
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And then they're chasing each other, and they can like run across this whole bridge here and climb this and jump.
然后它们在互相追逐，它们可以跑过整座桥，爬上这个，然后跳跃。
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Those go straight from your eyes to a little cluster of neurons in your brain above the roof of your mouth, and they tell your whole brain and body it's daytime.
它们直接从你的眼睛传到你口腔顶部上方大脑中的一簇神经元，告诉你的整个大脑和身体现在是白天。
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The whole week leading up to it.
在那之前的一整周。
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And while there are workarounds for some of this, if you were someone who's going to be playing a whole lot of League or a whole lot of Fortnite, you probably don't want Steam OS.
虽然其中一些有变通方法，但如果你是一个打算玩大量《英雄联盟》或《堡垒之夜》的人，你可能不会想要 SteamOS。
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But yes, now I think about it, you have said you've got your parents were from up north, and then you've lived you've lived down south your whole life.
但是，是的，现在我想起来了，你说过你的父母来自北方，然后你一生都住在南方。
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