run a mile
US /rʌn ə ˈmaɪl/
・UK /rʌn ə ˈmaɪl/
B2 trung cao cấp
idm.Tránh xa, lảng tránh (ai/cái gì)
He would run a mile rather than admit he's wrong.
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Nữ hoàng Đan Mạch thoái vị sau 52 năm trị vì (Denmark's queen abdicates after 52 years on the throne)
- You can run a mile, you can run less, you can run more.
- You can run a mile.
Và, ờ, cậu ấy rất nổi tiếng trong giới trẻ.
Cách nói chuyện lôi cuốn & nam tính. (how to speak charismatic & masculine.)
- The guys I've seen be the absolute worst with women that just seem to make women run a mile are the serious, very brash, instantly talking, straight in the eyes.
Những người đàn ông mà tôi thấy tệ nhất với phụ nữ, khiến phụ nữ muốn chạy xa, là những người nghiêm túc, rất thô lỗ, nói chuyện ngay lập tức, nhìn thẳng vào mắt.
- The guys I've seen be the absolute worst with women that just seem to make women run a mile are the serious, very brash, instantly talking, straighten the eyes.
nhưng nếu bạn thủ dâm, bạn sẽ thấy khó khăn hơn khi nhìn thẳng vào mắt ai đó.
Cách xây dựng vóc dáng của vận động viên lai (how to build a HYBRID athlete physique)
- Bodybuilders look impressive in photos, but they can't run a mile.
Gymer trông ấn tượng trên ảnh, nhưng họ không chạy nổi một dặm.
- Bodybuilders look impressive in photos, but they can't run a mile.
Gymer trông ấn tượng trên ảnh, nhưng họ không chạy nổi một dặm.
Bạn Giỏi Hơn Hay Kém Hơn Trung Bình? (Are You Above Or Below Average?)
- and if you're a woman who can run a mile in less than 7 to 10 minutes, you're faster than the others.
Và nếu bạn có thể đọc nhanh hơn 300 từ mỗi phút,
- And if you're a woman who can run a mile
Và nếu bạn là nữ giới có thể chạy một dặm
Peter Attia: 5 Bài Tập Hàng Đầu Giúp Tăng Tuổi Thọ & Đảo Ngược Lão Hóa (Peter Attia: Top 5 Exercises to Boost Longevity & Reverse Aging)
- So run a mile at seven minutes or less, eight minutes or less?
- Run a mile at seven minutes or less, eight minutes or less?
Và sau đó, bởi vì đối với một số người, việc nghĩ về VO2 max hơi phức tạp hơn, họ có thể không có thiết bị hoặc không thể đo lường nó, v.v., chúng ta có thể nói gì, suy nghĩ gì về tim mạch?
Jimmy phân tích lịch trình dày đặc của #Trump! #FallonTonight (Jimmy breaks down #Trump’s jam-packed schedule! #FallonTonight)
- Sleep then tan, then run a mile.
Bôi thuốc lên vết phát ban ở cổ.
- Sleep in 10, then run a mile.
Ngủ 10 tiếng, rồi chạy một dặm.
10 cách diễn đạt sai, thực ra là bất lịch sự ở Nhật Bản [Có phụ đề Anh-Nhật] (日本で知られていない、実は失礼な表現10選【日英字幕付き】)
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- It's bless your heart um my understanding and from my experience is essentially a uh it's a a term that is just chronically had a a it's a chronically is an insult it just is bless your heart is an insult disguised as kindness if that makes sense so for example it would be like you know you said someone you know you you you show up let's say that you know you you were down on your luck you're a little poor and you walk into a shop and someone's like oh bless your heart you're covered in rugs they do rags they do not mean that in a nice way not at all that's the context they would say that phrase in and they do not mean it in a nice way it is downright offensive they are trying to be like oh we have all that southerly love but what they're really doing is they're being mean but they're trying to disguise it it's passive aggressive that's a great term passive aggressive that is what it is passive aggressive well bless your heart I'm sure you're going to do well and I actually have heard that a few times by like particularly elderly ladies um or or elderly people who are particularly judgmental obviously that being a select few you know you know I'm not saying that elderly people are judgmental but the select few that are that I've interacted with they might I've heard that before well bless your heart oh you're uh oh you're wearing that to school bless your heart I guess that's what you guys do these days like that's supposed to be offensive that's supposed to be offensive that is an insult disguised as kindness to make themselves feel better that's just what it is number six is good for you now this one is actually 50 50 so I this is on there but this is 50 50 if I'm being 100% honestly there are generally some times and you could be like good for you man I love it and and and and there's and and there generally are times like that but there's also times when it's offensive now for this and for a lot of English a good thing to learn is that tone means everything if you're like you know if someone tells you an accomplishment and you're like good for you man that's awesome you have to you can you can really make it sound like you mean it and you can really make it sound like a good thing and at that point it definitely is a good thing but to be brutally real with you this is one of those phrases that you have to make an effort to sound really polite you have to go the extra mile with your tone to make it sound like you're trying to be basically respectful and kind to them and and and you know congratulate their achievements because just said as itself good for you it means something completely differently it's like I don't give a fuck I don't care I guess good for you not good for me why would I care that's kind of what it's supposed to that's kind of what it implies so if I say hey man you know I just ran a mile good for you okay well that's inherently rude that's exactly how they meant it that's how that phrase comes across it sounds like it's a good polite phrase and it definitely can be if you say it correctly but just saying the phrase isn't enough that does sound disrespectful good for you okay well cool great um now I feel shitty now I feel like I didn't want to share that accomplishment with you that is just how it comes across people do not do not so that is just a phrase that people do not like to hear good for you well well because it once again it implies good for you but not good for me okay cool that's great I didn't care I didn't ask about you I like respectfully I asked about I was just telling you my accomplishment you don't have to be like good for you now once again it can be polite you just have to go the extra mile to make it sound polite just be like good for you man that's some terrific good shit dog good for you man I I love it good for you ran a mile you're working on yourself we fucking love that shit that is what that sound that that's a good way to make it sound like it's actually polite but once again you have to go the extra mile you can't just say the say the phrase at face value number seven interesting now the the interesting is a a is like a a a word that you can use in a sentence that it means just nothing right uh it's it's more the phrase as itself so just saying interesting as itself so for example um this one's weird once again because I feel like in certain contexts it's it's just fine but it is definitely one of those things where you have to be kind of careful with it so interesting uh if you're like um oh I saw I read an interesting book today that means nothing that's fine that's totally fine you read an interesting book that's all people are going to take it as they're not going to take it as polite but if someone says a phrase of any kind that is not supposed to be interesting you say interesting it's offensive so say that I said hey I ran a mile today and instead of congratulating me and being like cool good for you man they were like interesting that's offensive what they're it's like interesting I don't I don't know why it develops into that kind of a phrase but it kind of did so it's like it once again you're not really congratulating their achievement you're not making them feel good about themselves interesting okay you're like oh that's curious why would you run a mile makes them sound like it makes it feel like okay that is so out of place for you that that that you don't like like like why would you do that you ran a mile oh I didn't think you were athletic interesting like that's just it's just offensive you know it's demeaning their achievement it just does not sound good it really is it it it means.
Vâng, đó chỉ là, đó chỉ là một cụm từ thường không tôn trọng, đặc biệt là khi nó được nói sau khi, bạn biết đấy, ai đó, ai đó nói điều gì đó với bạn, bạn nói điều gì đó với họ, họ nói điều gì đó lại, họ trả lời và bạn nói, à, tôi vừa nói, được rồi, được t
- It's bless your heart um my understanding and from my experience is essentially a uh it's a a term that is just chronically had a a it's a chronically is an insult it just is bless your heart is an insult disguised as kindness if that makes sense so for example it would be like you know you said someone you know you you you show up let's say that you know you you were down on your luck you're a little poor and you walk into a shop and someone's like oh bless your heart you're covered in rugs they do rags they do not mean that in a nice way not at all that's the context they would say that phrase and then they do not mean it in a nice way it is downright offensive they are trying to be like oh we have all that southerly love but what they're really doing is they're being mean but they're trying to disguise it it's passive aggressive that's a great term passive aggressive that is what it is passive aggressive well bless your heart I'm sure you're going to do well and I actually have heard that a few times by like particularly elderly ladies um or or elderly people who are particularly judgmental obviously that being a select few you know you know I'm not saying that elderly people are judgmental but the select few that are that I've interacted with they might I've heard that before well bless your heart oh you're uh oh you're wearing that to school bless your heart I guess that's what you guys do these days like but supposed to be offensive that's supposed to be offensive that is an insult disguised as kindness to make themselves feel better that's just what it is number six is good for you now this one is actually fifty fifty so I this is on there but this is fifty fifty if I'm being a hundred percent honestly there are generally some times and you could be like good for you man I love it and and and and there's and and there generally are times like that but there's also times when it's offensive now for this and for a lot of English a good thing to learn is that tone means everything if you're like you know if someone tells you an accomplishment and you're like good for you man that's awesome you have to you can you can really make it sound like you mean it and you can really make it sound like a good thing and at that point it definitely is a good thing but to be brutally real with you this is one of those phrases that you have to make an effort to sound really polite you have to go the extra mile with your tone to make it sound like you're trying to be basically respectful and kind to them and and and you know congratulate their achievements because just said as itself good for you it means something completely differently it's like I don't give a fuck I don't care I guess good for you not good for me why would I care that's kind of what it's supposed to that's kind of what it implies so if I say hey man you know I just ran a mile good for you okay well that's inherently rude that's exactly how they meant it that's how that phrase comes across it sounds like it's a good polite phrase and it definitely can be if you say it correctly but just saying the phrase isn't enough that does sound disrespectful good for you okay well cool great um now I feel shitty now I feel like I didn't want to share that accomplishment with you that is just how it comes across people do not do not so that is just a phrase that people do not like to hear good for you well well because it once again it implies good for you but not good for me okay cool that's great I didn't care I didn't ask about you I like respectfully I asked about I was just telling you my accomplishment you don't have to be like good for you now once again it can be polite you just have to go the extra mile to make it sound polite just be like good for you man that's some terrific good shit dog good for you man I I love it good for you ran a mile you're working on yourself we fucking love that shit that is what that sound that that's a good way to make it sound like it's actually polite but once again you have to go the extra mile you can't just say the say the phrase at face value number seven interesting now the the interesting is a a is like a a a word that you can use in a sentence that it means just nothing right uh it's it's more the phrase as itself so just saying interesting as itself so for example um this one's weird once again because I feel like in certain contexts it's it's just fine but it is definitely one of those things where you have to be kind of careful with it so interesting uh if you're like um oh I saw I read an interesting book today that means nothing that's fine that's totally fine you read an interesting book that's all people are going to take it as they're not going to take it as polite but if someone says a phrase of any kind that is not supposed to be interesting you say interesting it's offensive so say that I said hey I ran a mile today and instead of congratulating me and being like cool good for you man they were like interesting that's offensive what they're it's like interesting I don't I don't know why it develops into that kind of a phrase but it kind of did so it's like it once again you're not really congratulating their achievement you're not making them feel good about themselves interesting okay you're like oh that's curious why would you run a mile make some sound like it makes it feel like okay that is so out of place for you that that that you don't like like like why would you do that you ran a mile oh I didn't think you were athletic interesting like that's just it's just offensive you know it's demeaning their achievement it just does not sound good it really is it it it means.
Đó là một lời nguyền cho trái tim bạn, sự hiểu biết của tôi và kinh nghiệm của tôi. Về cơ bản, đó là một thuật ngữ được sử dụng để xúc phạm, được ngụy trang dưới vỏ bọc tử tế.
Ăn Đồ Ăn Nhanh Sau Khi Tập Luyện Có Tốt Không? (Should You Eat Fast Food After A Workout?)
- This story sounds great! I mean I could go run a mile then eat a greasy cheeseburger
Câu chuyện này nghe thật tuyệt! Ý tôi là tôi có thể chạy một dặm rồi ăn một chiếc bánh mì kẹp phô mai béo ngậy
Bài Tập Chạy - Năm Ý Tưởng Tập Luyện Tuyệt Vời Cho Người Chạy Đường Dài (Running Workouts - Five Great Workout Ideas for Distance Runners)
- up, then you run a mile hard. Take a break and another mile hard. Take a break, and run
- You do a warm-up, then you run a mile hard, take a break, run another mile hard, take a break, then run another mile hard,
Bạn khởi động, sau đó bạn chạy một dặm nhanh, nghỉ ngơi, chạy một dặm nhanh nữa, nghỉ ngơi, rồi chạy một dặm nhanh nữa,
Gordon Ramsay & Niall Horan Làm Bữa Sáng Ireland Tuyệt Đỉnh (Gordon Ramsay & Niall Horan Make The Ultimate Irish Breakfast)
- If I'd seen you coming, I'd run a mile, so.
Nếu tôi thấy anh đến, tôi đã chạy xa cả dặm rồi,