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- I was then only five years old and had just begun to remember things. 那時我只有5歲, 才記事兒。
- It is imperative that you begin to remember who you are. 它是誡命,你們開始回憶你們是誰。
- His short-term memory(= the ability to remember things that happened a short time ago)is failing. 他的短時記憶越來越差了。
- The main thing to remember is ... 要記住的主要事實是。。。
- As we get older, it takes us longer to remember things or to find the right word to say, but this is not dementia. 當我們步入老年,我們就需要更長的時間想起某件事或找適合的詞來表達意思,但這並不是老年性痴獃。
- It takes a little hard work at first to remember things accurately; but memory soon helps itself, and gives very little trouble. 要精確地記住一切事物,起初的確要費番小小的努力;但用不了多久,記乙力本身就會起作用,使其成為輕而易舉的事。
- Researchers at The City University of New York found that having a brief sleep improved people's ability to remember things. 紐約城市大學的研究者們發現,小睡一覺能提高人的記憶力。
- Begin to remember how natural it was when you were a child -- to live a lifetime each day. 開始回憶童年時你曾經多麼自然地把每一天當作一生來度過。
- Memory is a matter of practice and exercise. If you have the desire and if you really make an effort, then you can improve your ability to remember things. 這兩句話的意思是:好的記憶力要靠不斷的練習和使用才能得到。只要你有良好的願望而且也付諸行動,真的去練的話,你的記憶力就能變得更好。
- With the remembrance of freedom, and only with such a remembrance, can an initiate also begin to remember to ascend. 隨著自由被憶起,並且只有在這樣的憶起下,能讓一個提升者也開始憶起提升。
- I had to scratch my head to remember his name. 我只想苦苦地回憶他的名字。
- Now I begin to see light on their good intentions. 現在我對他們的良好動機開始有所領會了。
- It's easy for me to remember all the lines. 對我來說記住這些台詞很容易。
- That 90 percent is awakening now, and the ancient eves are going to begin to remember and see what the self is capable of being. 現在百分之90正在覺醒,而且開始回憶起遠古的眼睛和明白本我所是的一切。
- Your ancient ancestors hold a remembrance of a time of unity, peace, and joy, they wish for you to begin to remember this. 你們的遠古祖先持有一個對統一、和平與歡樂時代的記憶,他們希望你也開始記起這一點。
- I find his book begin to pall on me after a while. 我發覺他的書讀過一陣子就開始對我失去吸引力。
- When we want to remember things that are relevant, we put in much less neural effort if we have forgotten the things that are irrelevant,」 says psychologist Anthony Wagner, a co-author of the paper. 「當我們想記起某些相關的事情的時候,如果我們已經忘掉不相關的事情那將是很少使神精系統的努力就可以達到的,」心理學者安東尼-瓦格納,一個論文合著者說到。
- We begin to plumb the mysteries of the universe. 我們開始探索宇宙的奧秘。
- He keeps a dairy to help him remember things. 他記日記幫助他記住一些事情。
- I keep a diary to help me remember things. 我寫日記以幫助自己記住事情。