"25美分硬币"的翻译 使用英语:
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25美分硬币 - 翻译 :
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| 还有1铢 5铢和10铢的硬币 以及25萨当和50萨当的硬币 100萨当等于1铢 | There are also 1, 5 and 10 baht coins and 25 and 50 satang coins 100 satangs equal 1 baht. |
| 我们从中央银行提了25万个硬币 颜色有不同的深度 | We got 250,000 coins from the central bank, at different darknesses. |
| 5元硬币是黄铜 10元硬币是青铜做的 | The five yuan coins are brass, and the ten yuan coins are made out of bronze. |
| 这是一个Medtronic制作的样品 比一分硬币还小 | Here's one that's in prototyping by Medtronic that's smaller than a penny. |
| 然后再掷硬币 | Then you toss the coin. |
| 笑声 当然 如果我们用1分硬币来摆这些钱的话 | ... if we use pennies. |
| 不经意的把硬币碰到硬币口里去了 于是它获得了一颗花生 | And they do that here, and that knocks the coins down the slot, and when that happens, they get a peanut. |
| 每次都来这里 只要把机器上的硬币丢到硬币口 就能吃得到花生 | The crows learn that all they have to do is show up, wait for the coin to come out, put the coin in the slot, and then they get their peanut. |
| 我们掷硬币决定吧 | Let's decide by coin toss. |
| 这是自动投币电话 用一元硬币来打的 | This is an automated payphone you use it by inserting a coin. |
| 假设我们连续掷硬币 | So suppose we toss a coin repeatedly. |
| 讓我們扔硬币決定吧 | Let's decide with a coin toss. |
| 想象连续掷硬币的情形 | Can you imagine tossing a coin successively? |
| 我们等到乌鸦都习惯于机器的声音 就把花生盖在硬币底下 它们飞过来 掀开硬币 | Now, they're used to the sound of the machine, and they keep coming back, and digging out these peanuts from amongst the pile of coins that's there. |
| 裁判抛硬币来决定谁来开球 | The coin toss decides who will kick off the match. |
| 第一个选择是有风险的损失 一样用丢硬币 如果是正面 你会损失1千美金 | You can either take a risky loss so I'll flip a coin. If it comes up heads, you're going to actually lose a lot. |
| 这就是所谓的 一个硬币有两面 | This is the other side of the things that we like. |
| 所以如果你扔两次硬币 第一次正的几率是二分之一 第二次正的几率也是二分之一 | So if you toss a coin twice, the chance of getting a head twice are a half that's the chance the first time times a half the chance a second time. |
| 五个的重量也 不及一个卢比硬币 | Five of them would still weigh less than a rupee coin. |
| 喔 漂亮吧 呵 这就是硬币的另一面 | Woo, pretty, huh. This is the other side of the coin. |
| 它们早在 3000年前就出现在硬币上 | They're on coins that date back 3,000 years. |
| 硬币的一面叫做 公 另一面叫做 字 | One side of a coin is called 'heads' and the other side is called 'tails'. |
| 举个例子 假如我告诉你 我们来猜硬币 我扔一枚硬币 人头朝上 我输你10美元 但你必须先付给我4美元来玩儿 很多人会说 好啊 我跟你玩 因为你知道 你有50 的赢面 而赢了能得到10美元 两者相乘得5 要比你付的4美元多 所以当然要玩儿 | Here's an example if I were to tell you, let's play a little coin toss game, and I'm going to flip a coin, and if it comes up heads, I'm going to pay you 10 dollars, but you have to pay four dollars for the privilege of playing with me, most of you would say, sure, I'll take that bet. Because you know that the odds of you winning are one half, the gain if you do is 10 dollars, that multiplies to five, and that's more than I'm charging you to play. So, the answer is, yes. |
| 但最重要的是 发明硬币大大促进了知识的传播 硬币出现后 书籍 课程和教材的销售变得更加容易 发明硬币是古吕底亚社会和中国汉朝比当时世界的其它地方先进很多的原因 | After the invention of coins, it became easy to sell books, lessons, and instructions. The development of coins is part of the reason that both the classical world around ancient Lydia and China in the Han Dynasty were so advanced compared to other parts of the world. |
| 你想想 如果我把硬币扔一百次 我可以保留一半结果 不告诉你 然后我就能说服你 我的硬币两面都是人头像 | Now if you think about it, if I tossed a coin a hundred times, and I'm allowed to withhold from you the answers half the times, then I can convince you that I have a coin with two heads. |
| 第一回投硬币 也许十次以后才能看到 | The first time they do it, maybe it happens after the 10th toss, as here. |
| 所以 这半边的观众拿出硬币 反复投掷 | So, on this side, you get out your coins, and you toss and toss and toss. |
| 偶尔间有一些乌鸦想到了一个绝妙的主意 嘿 大家还记得地面上放的那一大堆硬币么 或许有用呢 于是它们飞过来 衔起硬币 扔进投币孔 | And eventually some crow gets a bright idea that, Hey, there's lots of coins lying around from the first stage, lying around on the ground, hops down, picks it up, drops it in the slot. |
| 我们开始投硬币 第一次是正 大家都开始暗自激动 因为一个美妙绝伦的事情要发生了 | We start tossing a coin, and we get a head and you start sitting on the edge of your seat because something great and wonderful, or awesome, might be about to happen. |
| 接着掷硬币 等着下一个正 然后开始激动 | And you keep tossing, to wait for the next head, to get excited. |
| 诚然 正如美国经济学家巴里 艾肯格林 Barry Eichengreen 在2007年所指出的 技术考虑让退出欧元区变得十分艰难 昂贵和危险 但这只是硬币的一面 | To be sure, as the American economist Barry Eichengreen argued in 2007, technical considerations make exiting the eurozone difficult, expensive, and dangerous. But that is just one side of the ledger. |
| 然而 我们却将经济增长作为例外 考察了自 2002 年引入欧元纸币和硬币后各国前五年 GDP 年均增长 期间 爱尔兰与葡萄牙的 GDP 相差 4.8 个百分点 2009 年 差值升至 6 个百分点 此外 二者的生产率 单位劳动成本及失业率差距在 1999 2009 年间 分别从 25 个索引点 5.4 和 10.1 个百分点升至 66.2 31.8 和 15.4 | For that variable, we looked at the average yearly GDP growth in the first five years after the introduction of euro banknotes and coins in 2002. The difference between Ireland and Portugal in the first half of the decade was 4.8 percentage points. |
| 掷硬币的时候 你会得到一个正和反组成的序列 | When you toss a coin, you get a sequence of heads and tails. |
| 罗马的应对措施是降低金银含量 即货币化的古代版 这导致罗马帝国出现了持续通胀 但印度频繁发现罗马硬币表明 罗马硬币在其金银含量早已大大下降之后很久仍被接受为国际货币 | Rome responded by reducing the gold silver content (the ancient equivalent of monetization), which led to sustained inflation in the empire. But the frequent discovery of Roman coins in India suggests that Roman coinage continued to be accepted internationally long after it must have been obvious that its gold or silver content had fallen. |
| 改变一个孩子的命运花费不到25美分一天 | It costs less than 25 cents a day to change a kid's life. |
| Daphne Koller 这就是你选出来的硬币,这是两次投掷的结果 | Daphne Koller So this is which coin you pick, and this is the two tosses. |
| 实际上正如一个硬币有两面 事情都是有两面性的 | These are, in fact, two sides of the same coin. |
| 这次我支付25美分 因为我认为任务有点难了 | This time I paid 25 cents because I thought the task was a bit harder. |
| 尽管财源滚滚 但西班牙仍然债务日重 并最终违约了三次 分别在1607 1627和1649年 国势也日薄西山 但西班牙银币 被称为 八片 或西班牙元 仍作为主要货币通行于世界贸易 直到美国独立战争 事实上 在1857年以前 西班牙硬币一直是美国的法定货币 此时距离西班牙失去超级大国地位已经过去了很久 | Despite this wealth, Spain became increasingly indebted, eventually defaulting three times in 1607, 1627, and 1649 nbsp and heading into sharp geopolitical decline. Yet Spanish silver coins (known as pieces of eight or Spanish dollars) remained the main currency used in world trade right up to the American Revolutionary War. |
| 尽管财源滚滚 但西班牙仍然债务日重 并最终违约了三次 分别在1607 1627和1649年 国势也日薄西山 但西班牙银币 被称为 八片 或西班牙元 仍作为主要货币通行于世界贸易 直到美国独立战争 事实上 在1857年以前 西班牙硬币一直是美国的法定货币 此时距离西班牙失去超级大国地位已经过去了很久 | Despite this wealth, Spain became increasingly indebted, eventually defaulting three times in 1607, 1627, and 1649 and heading into sharp geopolitical decline. Yet Spanish silver coins (known as pieces of eight or Spanish dollars) remained the main currency used in world trade right up to the American Revolutionary War. |
| 我们开始了第三阶段的训练 只把一枚硬币留在机器上 | And we move to the third stage, where we only give them a coin. |
| 要想确信硬币没有不为人知的功能 的确是普通硬币 你就必须记录足够数量的抛掷结果 并检验长期结果数据中正面和背面的出现是否等量 数千次抛掷后如果数据仍然显示正面居多 那么就有理由认为这枚硬币具有某些特殊性质 | To know with confidence that the coin is ordinary, with no hidden features, one must log a sufficiently large number of coin flips and check whether the data include equal numbers of heads and tails over the long run. After thousands of coin tosses, if the data still show a bias toward heads, one may be justified in thinking that the coin has some unusual properties. |
| 谁都知道抽到黑桃A的概率 或者丢硬币人头朝上的概率 | You all know what the likelihood is of pulling the ace of spades or of flipping a heads. |
| 89. 旅馆 餐馆 咖啡厅和电话亭 使用硬币或卡 都提供电话服务 | To use, insert a coin or a phone card, dial a number (all telephone numbers have nine digits), then speak |
| 这是绝对恐怖的25分钟 数以千计的美国人都感觉到了 | It was 25 minutes of absolute terror that thousands of people across the U.S. felt. |
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