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It is the village which suffers most,for it is not easy to break the traditional bonds uniting agriculturist families to families of craftsmen,nor to dispel the idea that some one who follows the traditional calling of this caste is acting in a more"suitable" way than some one who takes up a different occupation.

乡村受害最大,因为从事农业家庭与从事手工业家庭的传统结合是很难分割的。此外,一些人认为一个人遵照等级制度的传统职业来办事要比从事不同的职业更为"合适",这种想法也很难去掉。

Is the village which suffers most, it is not easy to break the traditional bonds uniting It for agriculturist families to families of craftsmen, to dispel the idea that some one who follows the nor traditional calling of this caste is acting in a more"suitable" way than some one who takes up a different occupation.

乡村受害最大,因为从事农业家庭与从事手工业家庭的传统结合是很难分割的。此外,一些人认为一个人遵照等级制度的传统职业来办事要比从事不同的职业更为"合适"这种想,法也很难去掉。

It is the village which suffers most,for it is not easy to break the traditional bonds uniting agriculturist families to families of craftsmen,nor to di el the idea that some one who follows the traditional calling of this caste is acting in a more"suitable" way than some one who takes up a different occupation.

乡村受害最大,因为从事农业家庭与从事手工业家庭的传统结合是很难分割的。此外,一些人认为一个人遵照等级制度的传统职业来办事要比从事不同的职业更为"合适",这种想法也很难去掉。

For many of us, it has been ingrained into our lives that the proper way to diffuse discontent is to purchase the outward item that is seemingly causing the discontentment.

对我们中间的大部分人来说,有一种观念根深蒂固,那就是消除心中的不满的合适方法是去购买看起来导致这种不满的外部事物。

Do not be carried along inconsiderately by the appearance of things, but give help to all according to thy ability and their fitness; and if they should have sustained loss in matters which are indifferent, do not imagine this to be a damage.

不要不加考虑地被事物的现象牵着鼻子走,而是根据你的能力和是否对他们合适而给所有人以帮助;如果他们蒙受无关紧要的物质上的损失,不要把这想像为是一种损害。

In his "Political Dictionary" he later explained that negativism was the key word; that nabob, from the Urdu, meaning governor, hence self-important potentate, was the ideal practitioner of a negative outlook (see the use by John Adams in 1776); and that nattering was meant to denote complaining, but that Stewart Alsop, his pundit-mentor, had told him that the British use was closer to chattering.

他后来在其《政治词典》一书中解释说,"怀疑主义"是上面这个短语的关键词;来自乌尔都语的"大佬"本指总督,所以引申为妄自尊大的要人,用来指持怀疑主义观点者再合适不过(见约翰·亚当斯1776年对nabob一词的用法[注11]);而nattering这个词被用来指发牢骚,但对他进行言传身教的权威评论家斯图亚特·阿尔索普告诉他说英国人对该词的使用接近chattering。

For it is true to say that the Son was created too, but this took place when He became man; for creation belongs to man...but we must interpret it by that flesh which He bore for our sakes;...so on His becoming man, the words befitted Him, The Lord created Me....

说子(Son,大写,指神的儿子)是受造的也是正确的,因为这是指他的成为人。因为受造是属于人的。。。这个特征,也是救主的,但这是指当他取了身体的时候所说的。。。对于他的成为人,合适的话是,主造了我。。。

In his "Political Dictionary" he later explained that negativism was the key word; that nabob, from the Urdu, meaning governor, hence self-important potentate, was the ideal practitioner of a negative outlook (see the use by John Adams in 1776); and that nattering was meant to denote complaining, but that Stewart Alsop, his pundit-mentor, had told him that the British use was closer to chattering.

他后来在其《政治词典》一书中解释说,&怀疑主义&是上面这个短语的关键词;来自乌尔都语的&大佬&本指总督,所以引申为妄自尊大的要人,用来指持怀疑主义观点者再合适不过(见约翰·亚当斯1776年对nabob一词的用法[注11]);而nattering这个词被用来指发牢骚,但对他进行言传身教的权威评论家斯图亚特·阿尔索普告诉他说英国人对该词的使用接近chattering。

We are looking for suitable candidates to be part of our China Team, and he must possess strong mental and analytical ability, and most importantly, a self driven mindset to succeed, and the desire to differentiate from the pack, taking "road less traveled", and being Innovative Passionate and Positive, which are key to success.

我们持续寻找合适人才加入我们的中国团队,他需具备较高的心理素质和较强的分析能力,最重要的是,拥有积极进取的成功信念,脱颖而出的渴望,愿意尝试&少有人走的路&,以及保持创新、激情和积极的态度,这些都是成功的关键。

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