He admits that maybe he stretches the word "irony," but he tries to argue that the variety of effects that he focuses on in his essay have to do with irony.

他也承认“,也许他有些过度理解,但是他认为多样的效果来自于讽刺。

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But the point that he admits is all, in a sense, that Socrates needs; justice is not power alone, justice requires knowledge.

但他所承认的观点，就某种意义来说，即是苏格拉底想听到的;,正义并非仅是权力，正义需要知识。

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And then he just takes that narrow column of light and he admits it to a prism. And what the prism does is takes a tiny, tiny difference in wavelength and refracts it through a different angle.

他只取了那个窄光柱,然后把它对准一个棱镜，棱镜所做的就是,测量出波长的细微差别,然后从不同的角度测定它的折射度。

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The mediocre person answers only 30% of the questions correctly admits that he has only average grades he worked on the yearbook as a proofreader and he tried out for the track team but didn't make it.

后者回答正确30%的问题,坦白学习成绩一般,给年刊做校对,尝试参加校田径运动队，但没成功。

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He wants to deprive poets of their power to enchant, and something Socrates admits in the tenth book of the Republic, to which he himself has been highly susceptible to the enchantment of the poets.

他想剥去诗人使人着迷的力量，可苏格拉底,也在《理想国》的十册中承认，他个人,对诗人的魅力抵抗力很弱。

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He is described as the most courageous, the most manly, the most virile, and later Socrates admits that he has always been full of wonder at the nature of the two brothers.

他被形容成是最勇敢的人，最有男子气概的人，最刚健的人，稍后苏格拉底承认,他对两位兄弟的特质,总是充满惊奇。

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