11.When baby humans are babbling, they're kind of stringing a bunch of sounds together in sort of unintelligible ways. There's no identifiable context.
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15.Karl Berg: When baby humans are babbling, they're kind of stringing a bunch of sounds together in sort of unintelligible ways.
Karl Berg:当人类婴儿牙牙学语时,他们是在以某种难以理解的方式将一堆声音串在一。机翻
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16.When it was time to start stringing moves together, I learned that it was more important to think about flow rather than every individual muscle and joint.
19.Then I heard a smart, quick boy could make thirty cents a day stringing tobacco not very far from there. So I went and made that thirty cents a day.
20.You want to make sure that people understand you when you speak, so don't go stringing a whole bunch of idioms together in one sentence, nobody will understand you, you won't sound like a native speaker.