And those are the moments of crisis in the society I don't think we were at anything like that in this country right now.
这时社会中便产生了危机,我不认为现在美国,到了这种地步。
But once the financial crisis hit, things changed a little bit, and so there is more competition.
但一旦金融危机爆发了,情况稍微有所改变,因此竞争就会更激烈了。
The 1907 banking crisis then led finally to the creation of the system that we have now the Federal Reserve System.
907年的银行业危机最终导致,我们现有的系统的建立,联邦储备金系统。
And there's a self-consciousness about the temporal strangeness of this poem that leads, I think, to its crisis moment. Look at stanza sixteen.
他自己也意识到,诗歌暂时性的古怪会导致,危机的到来,看第六段。
Yes. That was certainly the biggest, I mean, that was an international financial crisis, but it was largely focused here at home.
对,那的确是最大的,我是说那其实是一场全球金融危机,但是焦点基本集中在我们这里。
So the crisis is providing an opportunity for president Obama and his supporters to do what they have liked to do.
所以危机为他们提供了机遇,对奥巴马和他的幕僚们来说,危机让他们做他们喜欢的事情。
Then, there came along the AIDS crisis in South Africa, and the American AIDS drugs were hugely expensive, far more than could be afforded by most Africans.
然而,艾滋危机在南非爆发之后,美国治疗艾滋病的药品却是天价,大多数非洲人根本无力承担。
Do you think the world financial crisis from last year has affected the movie industry as well?
你觉得去年开始的世界金融危机也影响到电影业了吗?
Did the world economic crisis that happened last year affect your company as well?
去年的世界经济危机也影响到你们公司了吗?
His father's death, when Frost was a boy, represented, among other things, an economic crisis for his family. Frost's schooling was erratic.
他小时候父亲去世,因为他家陷入了经济危机,所以他上学总是断断续续。
So in retrospect, I think the way to deal with crisis, deal with challenge, deal with difficult times, is like this: First, you need to be realistic.
回首去年,我们应对危机,面对挑战时,所采取的方法就是:,首先,要变得现实一些。
I wouldn't say we're doing that constantly, but we certainly force ourselves to do it when there are new clear disruptions and whenever there's a clear crisis in the business.
我不能说我们一直在这样做,但是在公司遇见,困境或危机时,我们会强迫,自己这样做。
And the poem goes on, and this is the tone of a poem. It's a poem of crisis, a poem of a kind of hollow speaker, someone who emerges as, more or less, buried alive. And this is supposed to reflect both personal crisis and a historical crisis.
然后这首诗继续娓娓道来,这就是诗歌的韵律,这是首关于危机的诗,关于一个有点言之无物的叙述者,最后活活烧死的诗,这恰好反映了,个人和历史的危机。
But how do we get to 1861 and that secession crisis with Alexander H. Stephens delivering this Cornerstone Speech, declaring that, "Hey folks, it's all about slavery and its preservation?"
但事情怎么会演变到1861年那样,乃至之后的分离危机,亚历山大为何能在这篇演讲中,宣称,"嘿,伙计们,今天我要讲的是奴隶制和对其保护"
I think it's wonderful because it "pulls up" just like Gadamer being "pulled up short," and there is, it seems to me, there's another crisis of expectation in this line in that especially as a toddler I need to negotiate that expression idiomatically.
我认为这非常好,因为“停下来“就像葛达玛的,“突然停下“一样,而依我看来,这里有另一个,期望危机,在这句话中,因为,特别是作为一个小孩,我需要用习惯性的表达法。
I think that, in a sense, the subprime crisis that we have is an example of the dangers of new technology.
我认为,在某种程度上,这次次贷危机就是新科技,可能会带来危险的典型例子
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