elixir

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I don’t know—and it’s far too much indecision to deal with before my cup of the black morning elixir.
我其實(shí)不知道的~~再者了，在我早上喝一杯靈丹妙藥般的咖啡之前，這太多猶豫不決要我來對(duì)付了吧。
This costly and vitamin-packed elixir was mixed before our eyes with liquid nitrogen, creating an instant sorbet with explosive effects on the tongue.
這昂貴和富含維生素的靈丹妙藥，在端上來之前加入液氮混合，迅速形成果汁冰糕，在舌頭上產(chǎn)生爆炸效應(yīng)。
Italy's fate is being decided not just in Rome, but also in Brussels, where euro zone technocrats are trying to concoct an elixir for the region's sovereign debt crisis.
除了羅馬，能左右意大利命運(yùn)的還有布魯塞爾，在那里歐元區(qū)的技術(shù)官員們正在努力找尋能醫(yī)治地區(qū)主權(quán)債務(wù)危機(jī)的靈丹妙藥。

All of the attributes described in it, if sustained, provide the elixir of life.
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But there is no magical brain-enhancing elixir given to juries when they step into a courtroom.
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But his experiences did not offer a clue to a reliable elixir anxiously sought by long-lifeists.
ECONOMIST: George Dawson

a substance, usually a liquid, with a magical power to cure, improve, or preserve something