平均寿命

As recently as 1920, the average American baby could expect to live only fifty-four years.

早在1920年，美国婴儿的平均寿命只有54岁。

As recently as 1920, the average American baby could expect to live only fifty-four years.

就在1920年，美国的婴儿，平均寿命仅有54岁。

Life expectancy of thermocouples in leaded glass tends to vary with lead content.

对于含铅玻璃热电偶的平均寿命根据铅的含量而改变。

This is not groundbreaking news, I know — it's long been known that the Japanese are among the healthiest people on Earth, with one of the lowest rates of obesity among developed nations and one of the longest average lifespans.

这不是独家新闻，我知道。很早人们就知道在东方日本人属最健康的民族，在发达国家中是肥胖率最低和平均寿命最长的国家之一。

Not only were there many more active workers relative to pensioners, but average lifespans were considerably shorter than now.

那时不仅在职人员远远多于退休人员，人们的平均寿命也比现在短得多。

Via Andrew Gelman , Greg Mankiw describes the use of international comparisons of life expectancy as part of the argument for reform as "schlocky."

通过安德鲁·戈尔曼，格雷格·曼基阐述了各国平均寿命对比的作用，作为改革是&劣质的&的这一观点的部分论据。

After all, for most of our hundred thousand-year existence-all but the past couple of hundred years-the average life span of human beings has been thirty years or less.

毕竟，在我们生存的千百年里，人类的平均寿命只有30岁或者更少。

Chinese people have an average life-span of sixty-nine .

但是中国人民的平均寿命却是69岁。

That's surprising since the average life-span of the shrimp swimming inside was thought to be about five years.

这是一件令人惊讶的事情，因为人们通常认为游弋其中的盐水虾的平均寿命在5年左右。

That's surprising since the average life-span of the shrimp swimming inside was thought to be about five years.

而这其实是一件颇可惊讶的事情，因为通常认为盐水虾的平均寿命是在5年左右。

Plunder melds and run with this jewel!

掠夺melds和运行与此宝石！

My dream is to be a crazy growing tree and extend at the edge between the city and the forest.

此刻，也许正是在通往天国的路上，我体验着这白色的晕旋。