• He talks to himself, he plants a garden, he takes a stroll in the garden in the cool of the evening.

    他自言自语,自己创造了一个花园,在一个凉爽的夜晚在里面散步。

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  • where there's going to be people dressed up as poisonous plants.

    在那里,人们将装扮成有毒的植物。

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  • The plants can be deficient in certain things, especially fat soluble vitamins that come from meat and from essential amino acids.

    植物中缺乏某些物质,特别是脂溶性维生素,那些只能从肉类和必需氨基酸中获得

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  • It contains an million tons of magnesium, 1,000,000 tons, which is more than has ever been produced in one year by all the magnesium plants in the world.

    它含有一百万吨镁,一百万吨,那比我们每年世界各地,生产镁的工厂的总产量还要多。

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  • The little insects were crawling around, the plants were there. And come back and look at it, over a period of weeks, and see what's changing.

    我可以看到昆虫爬来爬去,还看到有些植物,几个星期后,再来看,看看发生了什么变化。

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  • There's no mention of chicken or beef, In Genesis 1:30, God says that the animals are being given the green plants, the grass and herbs, for food.

    并未提到鸡肉或牛肉,在《创世纪》第一章30节中说,动物将拥有,绿色植物和草木作为食物。

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  • and ideally at some point coal, coal-fire power plants.

    理想情况下,在某个时间点可能还会关闭煤炭以及燃煤电厂。

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  • Imagine that we're somewhere in, let's say, the fourteenth century trying to understand life, the life of plants.

    想象一下,我们正处在,比如,在14世纪人们试图去理解生命,理解植物的生命

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  • The laurels and the myrtles that he addresses here are, of course, the traditional plants classically associated with great poets; but for Milton in this passage, importantly these plants simply aren't ripe yet.

    诗中提到的月桂树和常青藤,传统上常常与伟大诗人相联系;,但在弥尔顿的这首诗,重要的是这些植物尚未成熟。

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  • As much land as a man tills, plants, improves, cultivates and can use the product of, so much is his property " He by his labor encloses it from the commons."

    一个人能耕耘,播种,改良,栽培多少土地,和能用多少土地的产品,这多少土地就是他的财产,这就像是他用他的劳动从公地圈来的那样“

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  • Several large animal species had disappeared so people had to find other animals and so this changed from going to find animals to domesticating animals, and shift from collection of plants to production of plants.

    很多大型动物物种已经灭绝了,人类不得不去寻找其他动物,因此这也就完成了从狩猎到驯养的转变,从采集到种植的飞跃

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  • So it was a major change in human evolution where people started raising animals in large groups or started growing plants in large amounts.

    这在人来演化史上是个巨大的变革,人类开始大规模饲养动物,或是大量种植农作物

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  • So economically it meant more-- it made more sense to eat meat under those circumstances, but of course the meat didn't exist in all places of the world, so some people were dependent on plants.

    因此,从经济角度看,在那样的环境中,食肉更加合理,当然肉类并不是世界各地到处都有,因此,有些人们就依赖于农作物

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  • and getting rid of natural gas plants, for instance,

    同时关闭天然气工厂等等,

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  • There were also issues about nutritional adequacy and meat turned out to be a better overall food than most plants.

    还有关于营养充分的问题,这样看,肉类较植物来说是更好的食物

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  • It's interesting how humans and plants have evolved together, and there's a very interesting book on this by Michael Pollan called, The Botany of Desire.

    人和作物如何共同演化,这问题很有趣,迈克尔·保伦就此写了本很有意思的书,《植物的欲望》

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