Everybody's going to put the cup down and assumes it's going to stay there but not fall to the floor.
每个人放下杯子时,都会假设杯子会稳稳地搁在那里,而不是掉在地上。
Because everyone goes to late meal, so you see people you haven't seen in, like, months.
因为每个人都会参加迟到的一餐,所以你能见到你好几个月未见的同学。
They can pretty much pack it up and go home, because everyone's going to think they're ridiculous, no one will believe what they say, and it's a stupid idea anyway, is basically the gist of this conversation.
他们就可以打包回家了,因为每个人都会认为他们很荒谬,没有人会相信他们的说法,这是个很愚蠢的想法,这就是他们当时谈话的大概意思。
It's moving and just about everyone concedes that at many junctures it's extraordinarily learned - it's obviously learned, but it's also very moving.
它很感人,几乎每个人都会认同,在诗的多处都体现出了它的作者是很博学的,-很明显它的作者很博学,同时这首诗也很感人。
Whatever else it may be, everyone's always agreed that modern poetry is difficult. You will probably too.
不管是什么,每个人都会赞成,现代诗歌是艰深的,你或许也会认同这点。
We could imagine a world like this where it's inevitable; everybody's got some date on it.
我们可以想象这样的一个世界;,每个人都会在某天死去这点是必然的。
So if everyone else reasons that way then everyone in the room would choose a number like 33 or 34, and in that case, the average would be what?
如果其余的每个人都那么想的话,如果每个人都会选择33或者34,那种情况下,平均数会是多少
If there were no credit markets, everyone would have to be on the production possibility frontier; there would be no other choice.
如果没有信贷市场,每个人的收入水平都会落在PPF曲线上,别无选择
And everyone at the office would get really tired because they don't have their caffeine.
没补充咖啡因,在办公室的每个人都会感到疲惫。
Everybody had their special ornaments that they like to put on the tree.
每个人都会把自己喜欢的、特别的饰物挂到树上。
Yeah, there's little something for everybody here. It's really nice.
每个人喜欢的东西这里都会有,很棒。
It's like rare, so everybody always go to the beach.
这么晴朗的日子不多见,每个人都会想去海边。
If everybody goes to the assigned place, there will be a seat for everybody.
如果每个人都去分配好的课,那每个人都会有座位了。
Everybody mentioned Haight Street.
每个人都会提到海特街。
Because everyone's going to pick the dominant outcome and then everyone's going to get the worst result - the collectively worst result.
因为每个人都会选择优势策略,而导致结果变糟,使总结果变的更糟
After all, there was death of the body, B1 through Bn.
毕竟,每个人都会面临死亡,从B1到Bn
We're looking for interpretations of the claim everyone dies alone.
我们在寻找对每个人都会孤独而死这说法的诠释。
One way to think about Nash equilibria is that they are self-enforcing agreements, so provided that everyone believes that everyone is going to go along with this agreement, then everyone in fact will.
我们可以这样理解纳什均衡,把它们想象成自我实施的协议,假设每个人都相信,大家都会遵守协议,那么大家就都会遵守
As a further argument, if in fact everyone thought that way, and if you figured out everyone was going to think that way, then you would expect everyone to choose a number like 33 and in that case you should choose a number like 22.
继续分析,如果每个人都这么想,而且你明白大家都会这么想的话,那你会预计每个人都会选择33,而这种情况下你应该选择22
Because I thought everyone was going to be around like the 45 range because 66 is two-thirds, or right around of 100, and they were going to go two-thirds less than that and I did one less than that one.
因为我想每个人都会选45左右的数,因为66约等于一百的2/3,而大家会选比那小的,我就选了更小的数
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