bifurcated

常见例句

So the third thing that he might mean by the denial of opposite realities is that values good and bad are scaled or comparative rather than bifurcated or inherent.
第三点是-他对相反现实的,否认就是好坏价值被测量,对比而不是分叉或固有的。
As a result, the coffee trade has bifurcated in the past decade into commodity coffee, sold in large quantities at a low price, and specialty coffee, where quality rules.
在过去十年里，咖啡渐渐分支为两大类：大量低价售卖的商业咖啡与质量至上的精选咖啡。
I speculated that this bifurcated sleeping arrangement had something to do with Southern gentility, Papa’s late-night ham radio habit, or some unseen rift in their marriage.
我曾经猜测分室而睡可能与南方绅士风度有关，或者与爷爷晚间听收音机的习惯有关，再或者与他们婚姻中不易察觉的裂痕有关。

Well, twenty years ago what it meant to grow up as a Muslim in suburban America was to live a very bifurcated life.
好的，20年前,一位穆斯林在美国市郊成长意味着,他的生活要分成两部分。
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So you're getting like... bifurcated the...
但是现在又分开了，
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So, they developed this bifurcated tool, which would be appl--you'd put the stuff on the surface of the tool and then you'd scratch the skin in a certain way so that you could produce sort of a reproducible introduction of the vaccine into the skin.
所以他们发明了一种分为两叉的工具,把疫苗抹在这种工具表面上,然后以某种方式在皮肤上刮,这样就能将疫苗,重复不断地引入到皮下
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And so what we're coming out with, though, is really a bifurcated Democratic primary electorate.
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The two were companions yet the Right has bifurcated them, to their own electoral peril.
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Recent events suggest that the Bush Administration has adopted a bifurcated — if not schizophrenic — policy.
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