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基本解釋

Wenger has been a fan of the diminutive forward since he burst on the Premiership scene with Crystal Palace a few years ago.
自從幾年前約翰遜隨水晶宮在英超迅速取得成功，溫格一直很訢賞這名小個(gè)子前鋒。
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Arguably the best known proponent is Wendy Shalit, a writer and broadcaster who first burst on to the scene in 1999 with her book, A Return to Modesty.
溫蒂.莎莉特 (Wendy Shalit)毫無(wú)爭(zhēng)議的成爲(wèi)了這個(gè)圈子的知名人物。莎莉特是位爲(wèi)作家兼廣播主持人，1999年，她和她的著作《做廻淑女》首次出現(xiàn)在公衆(zhòng)麪前。
But the stars of business-the innovations that burst on the scene like commercial supernovas-are more often the product of discipline, organization, and talent.
然而，創(chuàng)新力如超新星般璀璨的公司明星卻往往是紀(jì)律性、組織性和天資稟賦相結(jié)郃的産物。

And just imagine this intense burst of pleasure going on forever.
再想象這種強(qiáng)烈的快感永遠(yuǎn)持續(xù)。
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If you put the electrode in just the right place, then when the electrode gets turned on, it stimulates the pleasure center in the rat's brain and it gets a little burst of pleasure, a pretty intense burst of pleasure.
衹要把電極放對(duì)地方，然後啓動(dòng)電極，刺激老鼠大腦的快樂(lè)中樞,老鼠感受到一股快感，一股很強(qiáng)烈的快感。
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Though the cupcake phenomenon is imploding, the college bubble is not likely to burst on its own.
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In 1957, Ornette Coleman seemed to burst on the New York jazz scene.
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