Compare the current discussion with the one during America's postwar boom.

将当前的讨论与美国战后繁荣时期的讨论进比较。

In Japan, the postwar generations now exceed 80 percent of its population.

在日本，战后出生的人口数量已经超过总人口的80%。

The coronavirus pandemic is the most significant disruption yet to the postwar fossil-fuel order.

新冠病毒大流今为止破坏战后化石燃料秩序破坏得最厉害的事件。

It's the sharpest contraction in postwar history, Steve - 32.9%. Now, that's a little bit misleading.

史蒂夫，这战后最剧烈的收缩，GDP暴跌32.9%。这一数字有些误导。

Early in the postwar era, analysts fretted that automation would take over manufacturing, throwing everyone out of work.

战后早期，分析们便担心自动化会控制制造业，让所有人都失业。

Actually, the subject is partial to postwar British painters.

实际上，主人偏爱二战后的英国画。

Segment 28b: A Farewell To Empires, treats the postwar fall of the French and British empires, and the resulting chaos.

28段第二部分，告别帝国，我们将分析法国和英国帝国在战后的衰亡以及随之而来的混乱。

In a postwar building on a street that's not even numbered. It's lettered.

那都不算用数字命名的街道美国最出名的十条大街中有七条用数字命名的字母命名的。

In 1947, one company began building what became widely recognized as the prototype of the postwar American suburb: Levittown, New York.

1947 年，一司开始建造为战后美国郊区的原型：纽约的莱维敦。

Now, the US-led NATO forces are pulling out of Afghanistan, so what would be the future outlook of Afghanistan in the postwar era?

而现在, 以美国为首的北约部队相继撤出阿富汗, 战后阿富汗的未来前景如何?

Like most people from the postwar years Ray had worked dozens of jobs: jazz pianist, radio DJ, paper cup salesman, you name it.

像大多数战后的人一样，Ray曾经换过12个工作：爵士钢琴，电台DJ，还有你们说的纸杯推销员。

Many African governments are keen to attract foreign investment. But its impact hinges on what Albert Hirschman, a postwar economist, called " linkages" .

许多非洲国政府渴望吸引外国投资，但其影响取决于战后经济学艾伯特·赫希曼所说的“联系”。

Bust flatteners were popular in the postwar 1920s. Feminine ones in the '50s. In the '60s, feminists trashed bras, sometimes a symbol of conformity.

束胸衣在战后的 20世纪20年代相当盛。女性化的设计在50年代兴起。 60年代，女权主义者纷纷丢弃胸罩，因为胸罩有时候顺服的象征。

I suppose that's good news, but at the same time, when you compare to other recoveries in the postwar period it's not particularly strong.

我想那好消息, 但同时当你比较在战后时期的其他复苏就会显得不特别明显。

Much like the study of twins adopted into different households, the postwar division and eventual reunification of Germany could be seen as such an experiment.

就像对“不同庭收养的双胞胎”的研究一样，战后德国的分裂和最终的统一也可以视为这样一种实验。

During the Depression and the war, Americans had learned to live with less, and that restraint, in combination with the postwar confidence in the future, made small, efficient housing positively stylish.

在大萧条和战争期间，美国人早就学会了在空间有限的房子中居住，美国人民的这种自我约束以及战后对未来生活的自信，使得小而有效的房子成为流趋势。

And now, down those same long marble corridors where Saddam once ruled with an iron grip is the office of al-Abadi, who has been charged with creating a prosperous country out of postwar Iraq.

如今，那些曾萨达姆铁腕统治的大理石走廊的尽头已经成了肩负着在战后伊拉克创建一个繁荣国的重任的阿巴迪的办室。