vesper is goodbye中文歌词是什么
All of you 你们所有的人
Has shaped me into what I am 将我塑造成现在的我
Carried out the bigger man 使我成为一个更好的人
Do you have a master plan? 你有一个伟大的计划吗
Oh, no. 噢，没有
Somewhere, I 在某一个地方，我
Let all my defenses down 卸下我所有的防备
Never thought to turn around 从来不想转身
And you did not make a sound 你不出声
See it turning red 看着夕阳变红
Like a bullet through the chest 好像子弹穿过胸膛
Lay me down to rest 让我躺下休息吧
It's a lover's final breath 这是一个爱人最后的呼吸
I found out 我发现
Nothing comes without a cost 没有甚么可以毫无代价的得到
Life was just a game we lost 人生只是我们丢失的一次游戏
Do you have a better thought 你有更好的想法吗
Oh, no 噢，没有
Now you're gone 现在你离去
Nothing's ever felt so wrong 没有甚么让人感觉如此糟糕
A moment seems to last so long 这一刻看起来是那么长
But do you have to feel so strong 但是你能强烈的感受到
See it turning red 看着夕阳变红
Like a bullet through the chest 好像子弹穿过胸膛
Lay me down to rest 让我躺下休息吧
It's a lover's final breath 这是一个爱人最后的呼吸
Now I die 现在我死去
Kiss your tender lips goodbye 亲吻你柔软的嘴唇再见
Pray to God who hears my cry 向上帝祈祷他听见我的哭喊
seered什么意思?英语发音
这个字的意思是预言，读/sɪrd/。
eer这个字母组合发集中双元音/ɪr/的音，这个音由两个音组成，发音时，由第一个前元音/ɪ/向第二个卷舌音/r/滑动，牙床由半合到接近半开，舌位由接近中高向中低滑动，接近中元音/ə/的高度，如：
seer 预言
pioneer 先锋
engineer 工程师
career 事业
希望我能帮助你解疑释惑。
colour it red是什么意思?
colour it red
把它染成（涂上）红色
双语对照
例句:
1.
Sometimes they colour it red, but this is less the wine-dark sea of homeric fame than thered-brown waters of florida's gulf coast-or chesapeake bay, or the adriatic, or hiroshimabay, or the inlets of new south wales.
有时，这些水藻会使海洋呈红色，不过这还比不上荷马名作中“酒暗海”的颜色，也浅于弗罗里达湾岸、切萨皮克海湾、亚德里亚海、广岛海湾或者新南威尔士入海口等水域的红褐色。
2.
Europium, he notes has a unique atomic structure enabling it to create the red colour intelevision screens.
他举例说，铕具有一种特殊的原子结构，使其能够生成电视荧屏中的红色
这些英语什么意思
这个能是个小剧本，大意翻译如下：
(春天，在森林里。树叶吐枝,北极熊们正在醒来。)
肯:今天是什么星期几啊?
阿丹:星期一。我们星期一午饭通常吃什么?
肯:吃蔬菜和蜂蜜啊。
阿丹:太棒了!但是布鲁诺在哪里呢?
肯恩: 他在洞里，在睡觉。。
(夏天。天气温暖。北极熊们快乐地在河里玩耍。)
肯:你最喜欢哪个季节?
阿丹:我最喜欢夏天。
肯:为什么呢?
洞中。因为我可以在河里游泳啊。
肯:那我们就去游泳吧。但是布鲁诺在哪里?
洞中。他在洞里，在睡觉。
(秋天。树叶变成黄、橙和红色。北极熊们在准备过冬。)
肯:你什么时候去捡树叶?
阿丹:我通常在上午8点去。
肯:下午又干些什么呢?
阿丹:去森林里野餐。
肯:你我们一起去捡树叶吧。但是布鲁诺在哪里?
在洞中。他在洞里，在睡觉。
(现在是冬天!你看不到任何动物。他们都在自己温暖的家里睡觉。布鲁诺正在醒来。)
布鲁诺:今天是几号? 哦,是十二月二十五日。今天是圣诞节呢!
是我冬眠的时候啊。
为什么要学习外语
对大部分人来说，在中国学英语的用处并不是很大。绝大部分工作并不需要很强的英语能力。但如果非要学一门外语，英语显然是用处最大的一门。比如听英语歌曲，看英语电影，阅读英语书籍等等。但绝大部分学英语的中国人的水平无法达到能够流畅阅读英语原著的程度，所以学了英语还是要依赖翻译。从这个角度说，学英语（尤其是阅读能力）对提升自己很有用，但必须达到一定程度才可以，当然学习英语还有以下好处：1.学英语很有趣。学英语是可以充满乐趣的。对于许多学生来说，学英语没多大意思。但是，我认为这是你们学习方式的问题。花点时间听音乐、看电影、玩英语版游戏可以帮助你充满乐趣地学习英语。2.英语为事业的成功助力。这对于现代社会的每一个人来说都是显而易见的事。雇主希望雇员会说英语。这可能有点不公平，但却是事实。学习英语，并且通过雅思或托福考试可以使你比别人优先获得资格，也可能会使你得到心仪的工作。3.英语促进国际交流。我们很可能住在两个不同的地方，生长在不同的文化背景之下。但我们都知道，这个世界需要更多的爱和理解。还有什么比起用英语（或其他语言）和外国友人交流更能使这个世界更加美好的呢？4.学习英语可以开拓你的思维。我们每个人都会以自己的方式来看待这个世界。这是一件好事，但在某种程度上，我们需要开拓自己的眼界。学习英语可以帮助你借助另一种语言来了解这个世界，这也会使你以一种截然不同的视觉来看待这个世界。5.学习英语对你的家人也有帮助。英语交流可以帮助你获取及发现信息。新的信息也许可以挽救亲人的生命。嗯，它当然也可以能使你帮助到那些不会说英语的家人。想象你自己正在旅行，而你负责跟人用英语交流。你的家人会感到非常骄傲的。
《青春变形记》获得了广泛的好评，目前豆瓣分数8.2，你怎么看？
在这个不太温暖的春天，这么一部抚慰人心的作品，如何能不让人着迷呢？一、可爱的角色设计影片是根据导演自己的一些亲身经历改编而成。但是变身后的小熊猫形象，显然是借鉴了别的动漫形象。影片中很多地方都有致敬其他电影的地方。胖胖的小熊猫让人感觉就非常可爱，而且红色毛茸茸的样子也给人以温暖和安全的感觉。变身的设定本身也是十分有趣和让人着迷的。这不仅让小朋友喜欢，很多成年人也被她那个萌萌的样子软化了。二、具体的成长困惑影片讲述了所有的孩子在成长过程中的困惑和烦恼，变身后的小美面对的一系列尴尬的事情也正是每个人成长中所经历过的问题：暴躁，自卑，自尊心强，破坏力大，青春期启蒙等等，电影通过这种搞笑又好玩的剧情，让孩子更容易理解经历这些青春期的困惑是我们成长的必然，让成人更是会心的一笑。三、形象的细节设计影片在很多细节上都还原了这个城市的元素，包括建筑，汽车，甚至，乘车卡，硬币等等都非常贴合实际。另外，电影中的中国元素做的非常到位，大到祠堂，小到电视，腊肉肠菜等等，都真实的得到了还原。同时，影片从颜色上区分了成长的变化，美美的服装红色，妈妈的服装绿色，红色代表着反抗和热情，绿色代表着爱和保护。美美朋友的衣服颜色，代表着不同的性格。电影中很多地方，把绿色和红色交叉运用，体现着不同情绪的表现，也代表着成长的过程。四、感人的亲情友情美美和妈妈从一开始的无话不谈，到后来的对抗，到最后的和好，完成了一个孩子叛逆过程的成长，在这个过程中，两人的亲情也得到了升华。从一开始跟朋友关系的融洽，到一起偷偷去听演唱会的转变，再到最后的和好如初，也完成了一次友情的转变。这种变化，让每个观众跟随着美美的情绪一起发展，时而欢快，时而紧张，时而痛苦，时而难过，时而满足。五、动人的成长故事一方面，电影中的小美从成长变化初期对自我认知的抗拒，到后来的接受，都是通过镜子来完成。其实，这是导演想告诉小朋友，成长的过程，是需要我们独自面对，并认可适应的过程。另一方面，电影更深一层也在探讨一个问题，我们面对很多选择的时候，我们是否想过我们最真实的需求，尤其内心深处的需求到底是什么？我们应该如何面对这种真实的需求呢？
如何评价动画电影《青春变形记》？
一个小女孩的成长日记，围绕亲情，友情展开护士，特别适合家长去看，能更好地了解孩子的内心，掌握沟通方法。《[青春变形记 Turning Red][2022][》百度网盘高清免费资源在线观看链接：https://pan.baidu.com/s/1mjnS3ADldSSbzRDIRb08nQ?pwd=g6z6提取码：g6z613岁的女孩小美（姜晋安 配音）成长于一个典型的亚裔家庭之中，家里经营着一间作为旅游景点对外开放的祠堂，祠堂基橡里供奉着家族的祖先。小美的母亲（吴珊卓 Sandra Oh 饰）是一个对孩子关怀备至又略微有些神经质的女人，在母亲面前，小美总是扮罩历演着乖乖女的角色，可实际上，小美和所有的同龄孩子一样，调皮、好动，并且开始对异性产生了兴趣。
有没有这个克林顿的这个演讲?
President Bill Clinton - September 11, 1998 This is the speech delivered by President Bill Clinton at the annual White House prayer breakfast on Friday, September 11, 1998, to an audience of more than 100 ministers, priests and other religious leaders assembled in the East Room. First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton was also in attendance.The speech, hand-written by the President, was delivered at the beginning of a day of tremendous political and personal turmoil surrounding the publication of the first report to Congress by Independent Counsel Ken Starr. The Starr Report laid the grounds for possible impeachment of the President, accusing Clinton of perjury, obstruction of justice and other offenses in connection with his sexual affair with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------President Bill Clinton:Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the White House and to this day to which Hillary and the vice president and I look forward so much every year. This is always an important day for our country, for the reasons that the vice president said. It is an unusual and, I think, unusually important day today. I may not be quite as easy with my words today as I have been in years past, and I was up rather late last night thinking about and praying about what I ought to say today. And rather unusual for me, I actually tried to write it down. So if you will forgive me, I will do my best to say what it is I want to say to you - and I may have to take my glasses out to read my own writing. First, I want to say to all of you that, as you might imagine, I have been on quite a journey these last few weeks to get to the end of this, to the rock bottom truth of where I am and where we all are. I agree with those who have said that in my first statement after I testified I was not contrite enough. I don't think there is a fancy way to say that I have sinned. It is important to me that everybody who has been hurt know that the sorrow I feel is genuine: first and most important, my family; also my friends, my staff, my Cabinet, Monica Lewinsky and her family, and the American people. I have asked all for their forgiveness. But I believe that to be forgiven, more than sorrow is required - at least two more things. First, genuine repentance - a determination to change and to repair breaches of my own making. I have repented. Second, what my bible calls a ''broken spirit''; an understanding that I must have God's help to be the person that I want to be; a willingness to give the very forgiveness I seek; a renunciation of the pride and the anger which cloud judgment, lead people to excuse and compare and to blame and complain. Now, what does all this mean for me and for us? First, I will instruct my lawyers to mount a vigorous defense, using all available appropriate arguments. But legal language must not obscure the fact that I have done wrong. Second, I will continue on the path of repentance, seeking pastoral support and that of other caring people so that they can hold me accountable for my own commitment. Third, I will intensify my efforts to lead our country and the world toward peace and freedom, prosperity and harmony, in the hope that with a broken spirit and a still strong heart I can be used for greater good, for we have many blessings and many challenges and so much work to do. In this, I ask for your prayers and for your help in healing our nation. And though I cannot move beyond or forget this - indeed, I must always keep it as a caution light in my life - it is very important that our nation move forward. I am very grateful for the many, many people - clergy and ordinary citizens alike - who have written me with wise counsel. I am profoundly grateful for the support of so many Americans who somehow through it all seem to still know that I care about them a great deal, that I care about their problems and their dreams. I am grateful for those who have stood by me and who say that in this case and many others, the bounds of privacy have been excessively and unwisely invaded. That may be. Nevertheless, in this case, it may be a blessing, because I still sinned. And if my repentance is genuine and sustained, and if I can maintain both a broken spirit and a strong heart, then good can come of this for our country as well as for me and my family. (Applause) The children of this country can learn in a profound way that integrity is important and selfishness is wrong, but God can change us and make us strong at the broken places. I want to embody those lessons for the children of this country - for that little boy in Florida who came up to me and said that he wanted to grow up and be President and to be just like me. I want the parents of all the children in America to be able to say that to their children. A couple of days ago when I was in Florida a Jewish friend of mine gave me this liturgy book called ''Gates of Repentance.'' And there was this incredible passage from the Yom Kippur liturgy. I would like to read it to you: ''Now is the time for turning. The leaves are beginning to turn from green to red to orange. The birds are beginning to turn and are heading once more toward the south. The animals are beginning to turn to storing their food for the winter. For leaves, birds and animals, turning comes instinctively. But for us, turning does not come so easily. It takes an act of will for us to make a turn. It means breaking old habits. It means admitting that we have been wrong, and this is never easy. It means losing face. It means starting all over again. And this is always painful. It means saying I am sorry. It means recognizing that we have the ability to change. These things are terribly hard to do. But unless we turn, we will be trapped forever in yesterday's ways. Lord help us to turn, from callousness to sensitivity, from hostility to love, from pettiness to purpose, from envy to contentment, from carelessness to discipline, from fear to faith. Turn us around, O Lord, and bring us back toward you. Revive our lives as at the beginning, and turn us toward each other, Lord, for in isolation there is no life.'' I thank my friend for that. I thank you for being here. I ask you to share my prayer that God will search me and know my heart, try me and know my anxious thoughts, see if there is any hurtfulness in me, and lead me toward the life everlasting. I ask that God give me a clean heart, let me walk by faith and not sight. I ask once again to be able to love my neighbor - all my neighbors - as my self, to be an instrument of God's peace; to let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart and, in the end, the work of my hands, be pleasing. This is what I wanted to say to you today. Thank you. God bless you.President Bill Clinton - September 11, 1998
