因为

Our party and our country are better off because of her and I am a better candidate for having had the honor to compete with Hillary Rodham Clinton.

我们的党和我们的国家因为有了她而更出色，我因为有幸和希拉里。克林顿参议员竞争，才得以成为一个更好的候选人。

Roentgen because one of the film was sensitive, aware of the existence of X-ray, and ultimately won the first session of the Nobel Prize, Newton because of a falling apple and discovered gravity.

伦琴因为一张被感光了的底片，意识到X射线的存在，最终获得第一届诺贝尔奖，牛顿因为一只落下的苹果而发现万有引力。

For you, for you, because you are my Roma, for you because you will never be alone

支持你，支持你，因为你是我的罗马，支持你因为你将永不孤单

I am a Rotarian because Rotary changes lives. I know this because Rotary has changed mine.

我是一位扶轮社员，因为扶轮改变我的生命，我深知这些因为扶轮己经改变我的人生观。

I think history will remember Teddy Roosevelt, for example, primarily for building the Panama Canal and for establishing our National Park System – and not for his rough-and-ready wardrobe.

我们认为历史会记住泰迪。罗斯福的，因为他修筑了巴拿马运河，因为他建立了国家公园体系，而不是因为他紧缩衣橱的政策

Many Chinese resent Zhang Yimou for portraying his country, internationally, in an unfavourable light. British people resent Rowan Atkinson because he is internationally successful.

很多中国人憎恶张艺谋，因为他在国际上展示了祖国的"黑暗面"；英国人憎恶的是罗温·阿特金森，恰恰因为他取得了国际性成功。

I like rowing machine because the exercise is self-paced; I can row as hard or as easily as I like.

我喜欢划船机，因为这项工作是自学，我可以作为硬或容易行，因为我喜欢。

In a way bands like the smiths from the 80s were a breath of fresh air there was a lot of electronic rubbishy pop around at that time, but because of that the backlash was that things moved in a more positive direction .the London music seane is particularly good for prompting change people get bored quickly and with different multicultural musical influences it is constantly changing, it kind of boots you up the back side to stop you playing in same style, and look at new things.

就像在80年代Smiths的出现如一股新鲜空气，因为当时有太多的电子垃圾音乐。但正是因为这个原因，人们对音乐的需求推动了其向前发展。伦敦音乐的背景对刺激音乐的改变起着特别的推动作用。人们对一种音乐会很快失去兴趣，受不同文化交流的影响，音乐背景也一定会随之改变。这一现实会促使你向新事物新方向发展而不能总是奏一成不变的音乐。

Since I left you, mine eye is in my mind, And that which governs me to go about, Doth part his function, and is partly blind, Seems seeing, but effectually is out: For it no form delivers to the heart Of bird, of flower, or shape which it doth latch, Of his quick objects hath the mind no part, Nor his own vision holds what it doth catch: For if it see the rud'st or gentlest sight, The most sweet favour or deformed'st creature, The mountain, or the sea, the day, or night: The crow, or dove, it shapes them to your feature.

自从离开你，眼睛便移居心里，于是那双指挥我行动的眼睛，既把职守分开，就成了半瞎子，自以为还看见，其实已经失明；因为它们所接触的任何形状，花鸟或姿态，都不能再传给心，自己也留不住把捉到的景象；一切过眼的事物心儿都无份。因为一见粗俗或幽雅的景色，最畸形的怪物或绝艳的面孔，山或海，日或夜，乌鸦或者白鸽，眼睛立刻塑成你美妙的姿容。

It is better doubtless to believe much unreason and a little truth than to deny for denial's sake truth and unreason alike, for when we do this we have not even a rush candle to guide our steps, not even a poor sowlth to dance before us on the marsh, and must needs fumble our way into the great emptiness where dwell the mis-shapen dhouls.

肯定地接受大部分的不可理喻和一小部分成为事实的事情，比单纯地因为无法接受而拒绝象这样的不可理喻和事实要更好，因为当我们这样做的时候，我们甚至没有哪怕一点点的微光去指引我们的前路，没有哪怕一架失准的指南针在我们面前晃动让我们走出这泥潭，而求生的本能使我们跌跌撞撞地进入了畸形的精灵存身的巨大虚无里。

I can still vividly recall the impressive scenes you gave. You were among my friends and relatives who accompanied me from my house to the seaport and when the porters were slow to show up, you obligingly carried my suitcase for me.

你对我的种种感人情意，使我记忆犹新，那天你随着我的亲友从家里送我上轮船，搬运工迟迟不来，你毅然替我提着皮箱上船。

St. Nicholas became the patron saint of Russia, where he was famous for his red cape, flowing white beard, and bishop's mitre.

圣尼古拉成了俄罗斯人的守护神，在那里，他以身披红斗篷，留着飘逸的白胡须，戴着主教法冠而闻名。