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1、span
間隔;期間
The batteries had a life span of six hours.
這些電池的壽命為 6 小時。
Gradually the time span between sessions will increase.
會議之間的間隔將逐漸延長。
(注意力的)持續時間
His ability to absorb information was astonishing, but his concentration span was short.
他吸收信息的能力令人吃驚，但是他的注意力持續時間很短。
Young children have a limited attention span and can't concentrate on one activity for very long.
小孩子的注意力持續時間十分有限，不能長時間地專注于一個活動。
持續;跨越;貫穿
His professional career spanned 16 years.
他的職業生涯持續了 16 年。
The film, spanning almost a quarter-century, tells the story of Henry Hill.
這部時間跨度將近四分之一世紀的影片講述的是亨利·希爾的故事。
包括;遍及
Bernstein's compositions spanned all aspects of music, from symphonies to musicals.
伯恩斯坦創作的樂曲涉及了從交響樂到音樂劇等音樂的各個方面。
a remarkable man whose interests spanned almost every aspect of nature.
一個興趣廣泛、幾乎涉獵了自然學科所有領域的杰出男性
2、entirely
完全地;完整地;全部地
an entirely new approach.
全新的方法
Fraud is an entirely different matter.
欺詐完全是另外一回事。
非常;很;完全
I agree entirely.
我完全同意。
Oh, the whole episode was entirely his fault.
天啊，整件事完全是他的錯。
（尤用于表示批評時）不是特別，并非完全
They are not entirely happy with his criticism of the president.
他對總統的批評并沒有讓他們特別高興。
We shall see that this is not entirely true.
我們會明白這并非全是真的。
3、walk off
離開；帶走；用散步消除
It may be impossible for the same worker to walk off an assembly line one day and join a physical therapy practice the next.
讓一個工人今天離開流水線，明天就參加理療的工作，也許是不可能的。
All the more reason not to allow them to walk off with our fundamental principles.
為此，我們更要有理由不要讓他們偷走了我們的基本原則。
