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I like to abbreviate my name because it's easier for people to remember.

我喜欢缩写我的名字，因为这样人们更容易记住。

I like to abbreviate myname because it's easier for people to remember.

我喜欢缩写我的名字，因为这样人们更容易记住。

I like to abbreviate my title since it's easier for human to remember.

我喜爱简写我的姓名，因该那样大部分人更简易记住。

I prefer to remember the Temple as it used to be; not the abomination it has become.

我宁愿只记得神庙起初的样子，而不是这个已令我深恶痛绝的地方。

Keeping apart, throw all the suspicion and quarrelling to the period, let him dissolve all these things, in case of hurting each other, even the third person. To think of the salty and acerb of the tears, eyes dried up eventually remember the sadness of the past, however, the pain here is more algetic then before.

分开，让所有的猜忌，所有的不信任，所有的无聊的争执抛给时间，让它去消化，何必相互伤害着，进而伤害第三个人，渐渐回忆起眼泪的咸与涩，干涸的眼睛终究回想起当初的无奈，只是现在的痛比当初还要受伤。

When you come to make your resolutions, all you need to do is remember the acronym SPOT.

当您做出决定的时候，只要记得SPOT就足够了。

I suddenly remember shortly after Mons gone back to his country, I said something in both of my two blogs that I will never forget, that is, he arose my motivity to learn english, at that time wherever I go or whatever I see, the words in my brain will automatically become english sentences, when it happened to be the words or phrases I dont know how to say, I will mark them down and get help from dictionary or others later.

突然间，我想起了就在Mons回去加拿大不久后，我曾在我的两个博客里写下了一些我永远都不会忘的话，那就是，他激起了我对英语的激情，我记得那时候，无论我走到哪里看见什么，脑海里的话便会自动的翻译成英文句子，当我碰到一些我不会表达的单词词组时，我会记下来，回去后借助字典或其他方式弄明白怎样去表达。

I remember an afternoon I took her to see the swans at the Public Garden and to walk a beach on Massachusetts Bay. It was an ordinary tourist type of day, but to my grandmother, who had never seen a real swan and who had touched the ocean only once before, it was something special.

我记得在一个下午我带她去公园看天鹅，在马萨诸塞海湾徜徉，本来是一次很普通的旅游，但是对于从未见过真正的天鹅、只见过一次大海的外婆来说，这次旅游就具有特殊的意义。

To understand the answer to this paradox, we have to remember that until 400 b.c., the Korea Strait separated not rich farmers from poor hunter-gatherers, but poor farmers from rich hunter-gatherers.

为了理解问题的答案，我们需要认识到知道公元前400年，朝鲜半岛分隔开的，不是富裕的农民和贫穷的狩猎－采集者，而是贫穷的农民和富裕的狩猎－采集者。

To understand the answer to this paradox, we have to remember that until 400 B.C., the Korea Strait separated not rich farmers from poor hunter-gatherers, but poor farmers from rich hunter-gatherers.

要破解这个悖论，我们先得提醒自己，直到公元前 400 年，朝鲜海峡并非将富裕的农民和贫困的猎手－采集者分隔开，而是将贫困的农民和富裕的猎手－采集者分隔开。

As she looked at Warrington's manly face, and dark, melancholy eyes, she had settled in her mind that he must have been the victim of an unhappy attachment.

每逢看到沃林顿那刚毅的脸，那乌黑、忧郁的眼睛，她便会相信，他一定作过不幸的爱情的受害者。

Maybe they'll disappear into a pothole.

也许他们将在壶穴里消失