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“普遍來說“是 "in general" 或“一般來說“的意思嗎？
also from the same article:
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預計全球變暖所因致事件的數量和強度...
what do the red words mean?
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skylee -
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“普遍來說“是 "in general" 或“一般來說“的意思嗎？
yes. it means "generally speaking".
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預計全球變暖所因致事件的數量和強度...
what do the red words mean?
Most probably it is a typo. should be 所引致. 全球變暖所引致事件 = cases caused by
global warming
PS - I've just read the original sentence. I think it is incomplete.
82riceballs -
thanks a lot, skylee!
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