一共六十二个‘砰-死者’。
Eighteen sixty-two was a congressional election year.
1862年是国会选举年。
And jared lived a hundred sixty-two years and begot Enoch.
雅列活到一百六十二岁，生了以诺。
And Jared lived a hundred and sixty-two years, and begot Henoch.
耶勒得一百六十二岁时，生了哈诺客。
This was true in sixty-two percent of couples in Ivory Coast and Kenya.
在象牙海岸和肯尼亚62%的夫妻的情况确实是这样。
She gets help in those subjects from Shirley Mickel, a sixty-two-year- old-volunteer.
她从一位62岁的老年志愿者ShirleyMickel那里得到了那些课程的帮助。
It would no longer have any but sombre days for him, for he had reached the age of sixty-two.
在他看来，自己仅仅只有一些暗淡的日子了，因为他已经六十二岁了。
A study published in Stroke last year involved about two thousand people with an average age of sixty-two.
发表在去年《中风》上一项约2000人与参与的研究，他们的平均年龄在62岁。
Three days before Christmas, I granted executive clemency or commutations of sentences to sixty-two people.
圣诞节的前三天，我批准为62名罪犯赦免或减刑。
For sixty-two years and five months I had a beloved wife, and now, in my ninety-second year I am left alone.
我所爱的妻子和我同居六十二年零五个月，在我九十二岁这一年，竟然离开我去了。
The final declaration said eight hundred sixty-two million people are still undernourished in the world today.
最终声明指出现在世界上仍有仍然有8.62亿人处于营养不良中。
Sixty-two percent cited customer acquisition, followed by brand awareness (20%) and customer retention (11%).
第六两成引客户获取，品牌意识(20%)和客户保持率(11%)，其次。
The researchers found that sixty-two percent of the cancer survivors had at least one long-term health problem.
研究人员发现百分之六十二的癌症幸存者有着至少一项长期的健康问题。
He would have submitted to the college of physicists an impersonal report on his trip sixty-two years into the future.
那么他就会将关于六十二年旅行的玄妙的报告提交给物理学会了。
Two hundred sixty-two undergraduates were given seven minutes to draw an alien that could serve as the inspiration for a sci-fi tale.
两百六十二名大学生被要求用七分钟的时间画一个外星人，用来充当科幻故事的灵感。
The British writer of plays, George Colman, wrote these lines in seventeen sixty-two. "You'll find him his father's own son, I believe."
英国剧作家George Colman在1762年写下这些：“我相信，你会发现他就是父亲的亲生儿子。”
On the contrary, they suffer from the various discomforts; the thermometer shows a sharp change between thirty-six and sixty-two degrees.
其实我们住在乡村间的人，并没有感到快乐，却生受了种种的不舒服：寒暑表激烈地升降于三十六度至六十二度之间。
Sixty-two percent of managers and 66 percent of workers agree the country needs to make changes to solve gender inequality issues in the workplace.
62%的管理者及66%的员工一致认为应该做些改变以解决在工作场所的性别不平等待遇问题。
The Monitor and the Virginia faced each other on the morning of March ninth, eighteen sixty-two. They moved in close -- very close -- then began to fire.
蒙尼特号与维吉尼亚号在1862年3月9日的早晨下面相碰，两艘战舰的距离很近很近，随后就开火了。
Sixty-two percent of respondents in Mexico City say the traffic situation has worsened, and 56 percent say their commute has increase their level of stress.
在墨西哥城，百分之六十二的受访者称近年内交通状况变差，约有百分之56的受访者的生活因为交通时间变长而更加的紧张。
The Army of the Potomac began to move on March seventeenth, eighteen sixty-two. Within two weeks, more than fifty thousand had reached Fort Monroe, southeast of Richmond.
1862年3月17日，波托马可军团出发了，在两个星期内，已经有五万多人到达了雷切蒙德东南的门罗军事要塞（Fort Monroe），这五万人配备了一百门大炮和大量的炮弹。
In all, more than twenty thousand soldiers were killed or wounded. September seventeenth, eighteen sixty-two, becomes the single bloodiest day in American military history.
总共有超过两万战士伤亡，1862年九月十七日成了美国军事史上的最血腥之日。
In all, more than twenty thousand soldiers were killed or wounded. September seventeenth, eighteen sixty-two, becomes the single bloodiest day in American military history.
总共有超过两万战士伤亡，1862年九月十七日成了美国-军事史上的最血腥之日。
Once he had written the English word "planets" and told Sophie that an astonishing sixty-two other English words of varying lengths could be formed using those same letters.
有一次，他写下了英文单词“planets”，并告诉索菲排列重组这几个字母就可以得到六十二个不同长度的英文单词。
Stannard et al. randomized sixty-two severe open fractures to treatment with negative-pressure wound therapy or sterile moist saline solution dressings until ultimate closure or coverage7.
Stannard等随机对比62例应用伤口负压疗法或无菌湿盐水敷料治疗的严重开放性骨折，直至伤口最终闭合或被组织覆盖7。
Sixty-one percent of the women surveyed said they would rather give up watching television for two weeks than give up access to the Internet for one week.
61%的受访女性称她们宁愿两周不看电视，也不能忍受一周不上网。
Sixty-one percent of the women surveyed said they would rather give up watching television for two weeks than give up access to the Internet for one week.
61%的受访女性称她们宁愿两周不看电视，也不能忍受一周不上网。
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