關於 bite sound in words ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

"This nori", I said in amazement, "what is it"? He took a narrow sheet and indicated, "hold it up to the light, you can see how it glows through, this is a 200 year old traditional way of making nori, the grandmother still hand picks up seaweed along their secluded beach, but it will disappear forever soon, because the next generation doesn't want to carry on ". I know that recognise that familiar sound of heartbreak. Chef Randee of @filletsbangkok connection with produce and tradition is just as real as the heart put into his creation and respect he pays to the product.

"The top of the pyramid might be gold and mine might be ruby, but underneath the foundations are still stone", Chef Randee's words still resonate from the recent memories of a surprisingly personal and profound experience at @filletsbangkok.

I wasn't sure to feel grateful to have had experienced it "now" or dissapointed not to have tried it early, one thing was clear, I've never felt so relaxed, calm and confident in a Omakase experience than before thus.

Behind the addictive grin, bouncy waves of hair and inked forearms Chef Randee's deep knowledge and respect for product is acute, yet refreshingly we aren't having our nose rubbed into the fact, neither does Fillets find ways to make perfect produce more appeasing to misinformed palates by over saucing, gimmick plating, making sushi into mini meals or layering in foreign, luxurious ingredients which have no place in there.

Like a big and audacious ruby @filletbangkok doesn't stray from tradition as such but amplifies it potential, keeping skill, techniques align with tradition, the rock and foundation of every single bite.

If there's one Omakase, and with a Thai chef at the helm - mind you, this is the one of those you need to tick on your foodies bucket list. Unforgettable, a worthy star in my eyes. 🌟
#BangkokFoodies #FoodiesOfficialAsia

@ Fillets @ Fillets

【賭上靈魂的女人】

青竹蛇兒口，黃蜂尾上針，兩者皆不毒，最毒婦人心。

I have a Bazi client, who has been a social escort for over a decade.

She didn't tell me the truth at the start. In fact, she "challenged" me to use my 6th sense and offered her Bazi.

I do not need your Bazi to read you inside out. Also, Bazi analysis is a highly methodological and scientific method to understand a person's past, present and future Destiny. I'm no medium. There is no 6th sense needed.

Over the many short messages before our meeting, she expressed her shock that I could read so much from merely her words.

I didn't have her birth details at that time, nor had I seen a single photo of hers.

With the internet era, a competent Metaphysics practitioner must have the ability to dissect a person's true character and intention, even from a simple "Hi".

Impossible? Too judgmental? You just haven't met a seasoned human scanner in real life. Or you don't know the true you well enough to see the rock hard truth in our words.

While messaging me questions about a (legitimate) business of hers, I replied with a verse written by my Grandmaster, Living Buddha Lian Sheng:

"君子愛財，取之有道。
不義之財雖到手，
無限後患跟著來。"

(While wealth is covetable, a gentleman makes his wealth through just and ethical means.
Ill gotten wealth, though in your hands, will elicit endless troubles pouring your way.)

She was astounded and asked, "Do you actually know what my job is? This is shocking..."

I guess I passed her challenge with flying colours.

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She wasn't a sex worker, due to harsh circumstances like severe poverty or mountains of heavy medical bills for her family.

A drunk gang rape incident in her uni days changed her views on men and she wanted to take revenge on men. She lived a life of drugs and alcohol in between her lectures.

The way I see it, is her obsession for money that caused her downfall.

On one hot summer day in 2006, she answered a social escort advertisement. She was barely 21 and was influenced by what she read online.

The "Mama-san" who looked her over told her she needed to put on weight.

She was surprised. Wasn't it easier to earn money with a slim figure?

The Mama-san snapped, "Nonsense. Most men dislike a woman who is too slim. They prefer those with some flesh."

She silently made a promise to herself to swallow more burgers.

Her first client was an Arabic businessman. She was paid US500 for one hour.

That virgin taste of easy money lured her deeper and deeper into the abyss.

Clients of powerful backgrounds, Singapore and overseas, single and married, private and government sectors...one-on-one, multiple players, mass orgies...

She lived like a bird freed from her cage. Suddenly she could buy anything she desired, just by sweet talking and giving lusty men access to her nubile body. She was in and out of hotels, as frequently as 5 times a day.

The carefree lifestyle, the freedom of not answering to any boss and those money that poured from the sky was her drug.

In her own words, she was "the woman that all wives curse and fear".

She referred to herself as the woman the wife will loathe to find traces of existence, when the wife checks her husband's handphone with trembling hands.

It was as if she took pride in that.

How did her cause of seeking revenge on men become a twisted path of demolishing other women's marriages?

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It didn't take her long to accumulate 6-figures in her bank account.

The more money she had, however, the more insecure she became.

She worried about losing it all. She deeply craved the warmth of love to complete her soul.

She was only 22. The client was manly, handsome and charming. He gave her $20K for her company.

She badly wanted him for her own. To be his wife.

With $100,000 withdrawn, she gave it all to her 2nd Mama-san. She decided she would use black magic to lock his heart. And soul.

But it was a fraud. The Mama-san started exhorting from her.

She was desperate and down to her last $2. She began stealing from her family and lying to feed the incessant demands and threats from her Mama-san.

She gradually realised this was her retribution of selling her body for quick money.

However, this new realisation didn't change her a bit.

She met a new client, Dave. He was a married man. It was love at first sight for her.

The initial joy she had from the money and attention he showered her blinded her wisdom to the extramarital affair.

She stayed in one of Hong Kong's expensive apartments at a prime district. But it soon became an soulless shell of loneliness that prompted her suicide attempts.

Dave coldly dumped her like a hot potato, as he didn't wish to handle an emotionally volatile woman.

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Ken told her she bore an uncanny resemblance to his first love. She fell hard for his sweet words and gentle demeanour.

He weaved a forlorn tale of an emotionally abusive and lonely marriage, and how it was impossible for him not to to be attracted to her.

They travelled greatly and dined at expensive restaurants.

To have a married man giving his heart to her, was like tasting the forbidden apple. That first juicy bite satiated her craving to be desired. And to win another woman.

This time, she decided she would use black magic again to break up his marriage. She coveted that role of his wife. A permanent and lasting relationship, finally.

Black magic uses the dark forces of ghosts to carry out the client's wishes. She paid a good US$10,000 for a famous sorcerer and another US$4000 for her Thai amulet and mud puppet.

Did she capture Ken in the end?

They got into physical fights crazily. The amulet that controlled the ghosts backfired, and her sanity was devoured by the ghosts.

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Her craziness drove her to swallow 200 sleeping pills and cut her wrists. ANYTHING to have him stay with her. Ken was horrified and visited her daily at the hospital. She felt triumphant. Finally, he was at her beck and call.

The happiness was short-lived. After her discharge, he broke up with her when he was on an overseas stint.

She went absolutely berserk and grabbed a knife to her throat. It felt that the ghosts wielded full control of her mind and body. Her mum kept yelling at her.

The realisation of truth came too late for her: A man, who lied to his wife and had an affair, will never be honest with her. Once a liar, always a liar.

She was warded into the high-dependancy unit at the mental hospital. Everyday, she was surrounded by suicidal and high-risk patients. They were bounded at their feet and hands. It was a petrifying sight. Was this the end of her life? She wasn't even 28. How did she allowed a man to destroy her prime years?

She sought to understand love and karma. She delved into Buddhist books, wanting to know what caused her to lose her mind. She started to have deep regret about taking short cuts in life and her laziness in earning money the ethical way. She saw, on her hands, the fresh blood of people's happiness that she had killed.

But the greed and anxiety in her couldn't be satisfied with a regular job. Or a single man who doesn't make enough to provide for her.

She was needy, attention-seeking and quarrelsome. I had called her a yoyo. I had spent many hours over a few months, replying to her messages.

Every day, she fought hard against the temptation to take up another escort job

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「捨邪歸正」

I lost count how many Masters she sought advice from before she found me online.

She read my posts and was amazed by my tenacity to take failures.

She watched my video on suicide and became aware of the Hell that all suicide victims go to. To repeat that act of killing themselves every day at the same time they died.

Among the many things I said at our consultation, I could tell her the age range she sold herself and that it was a elder lady who gave her the chance. She was surprised at my accuracy.

I told her the only way out was to sincerely repent for her past misdeeds. Blind listening to Buddhist chants and sutras would do nothing to change her fate. That is passive. Being active is to recite it and abide by the precepts.

I instructed her to write out her story in as much details as possible, to lead other sex workers, or wannabes, suicidal people and men with affairs to the Right Path.

This was one of the fastest ways I know that can change a disastrous life around.

All the Thai amulets, crystals and pendants she stashed in her room MUST go. She spoke of their decreasing power over time, and it seemed like a never-ending black hole as she kept on buying more and more to help her legitimate business.

She asked whether she would be able to get a publisher to buy her story.

I told her to forget about making money from her book. Give it for free. Post it online. Somehow, somewhere, everywhere. Get the story out. Fast.

When her boyfriend left her a sum of money, I insisted that she returned it. Don't take money that you didn't earn it rightfully. She said that was her breakup fee. I put my feet down, and said it was a proper relationship between two singles, and she caused the breakup. Why would she need money for loving a man who had loved her?

She promised she would write her story.

But she lied to me. Just like how she lied of making the $49 donation the next day, before seeking a Bazi consultation with me.

She went to the Guan Yin Temple at Waterloo Street, and sought a divination stick. It was her favourite activity whenever she was troubled or at a dilemma.

Right after she left the temple, she messaged and questioned why she received a 下簽 (bad lot) for my recommendation.

I asked for the number of the divination lot and the actual question she posed.

"I want to write a story about my life to encourage women not to sell their bodies and for married men not to have affairs. I may be hurt or sabotaged by people, so please protect me."

That didn't sound like a question. But the Bodhisattva had a way in teaching sentient beings.

I was dumbfounded at the Bodhisattva's omnipresent accuracy and foresight, when I saw the divination number.

It was a bad lot indeed, but not because of the solution I gave to my client.

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「莊子試妻」

Zhuangzi was a famous and well-respected Chinese philosopher of the Warring States Period.

One day at the mountains, he walked past a new grave and saw a woman kneeling over the freshly turned soil, hurriedly fanning it.

Not understanding the woman's behaviour, Zhuangzi asked for her intention.

The woman replied, that her husband lied beneath the soil. Before he died, he had said she could only remarry, when the soil of his grave dried. It was the rainy season at that time, hence her fervent fanning, so that she could quickly seek a new man.

Zhuangzi shook his head, when he heard of her heartlessness.

Unknown to many, Zhuangzi was an accomplished Taoist practitioner. With his supernatural powers, he helped the woman to dry the soil almost immediately. Thrilled at the dried grave, the widow gave her fan to Zhuangzi and hurried down the mountain.

Zhuangzi returned home, singing and waving the fan. His wife, Tian, questioned where he got the fan from. When she heard of the widow, Tian was so angry that she tore the fan into pieces and called the widow shameless.

Zhuangzi pacified his wife and said he had faith in her chastity.

A few days later, he fell very sick and died. Tian was saddened at her husband's sudden death and wept in sorrow

At his funeral, a very handsome young man showed up with his old servant. He said he was Zhuangzi's student, and a son of an important government official.

He wanted to perform the rites of a dutiful student, and helped in his teacher's funeral, by watching vigil for three years.

His good looks caught the eye of the newly minted widow, Tian. She sought to know more his eligibility from the old servant.

Within 20 days, they got married.

On the night of their wedding, the young man was struck with an ear-shattering migraine. Tian anxiously asked the old servant for help. The old servant said his young master had this strange illness since birth. The only cure was to consume the brain of a human. Back in his hometown, the father would take the brain from the prisoners sentenced for death for his son.

But in this remote countryside, where could they find a human brain as medicine?

Tian thought of her dead husband. She promptly took an axe and hacked open his coffin.

Zhuangzi leapt out from the coffin and mused this now-famous Chinese verse, "青竹蛇兒口，黃蜂尾上針，兩者皆不毒，最毒婦人心。"

Tian proclaimed that she heard noises in her coffin and wanted to see if Zhuangzi was alive.

Zhuangzi questioned the red finery on her and the red decor in the house. Tian argued that she wanted to welcome him. So she donned on the wedding finery to get married with him again.

The young man and his servant walked in. They were actually manifestations of Zhuangzi's supernatural powers.

Tian was so ashamed of her heartless and deciteful act that she eventually hung herself.

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Every divination lot comes with a poem and a background story. This was the background story on my client's divination lot.

The poem states:

因名喪德如何事 卻恐吉中變化凶
酒醉不知何處去 青松影里夢朦朧

Virtues are destroyed in pursuit of self gain. Fear that the auspicious will morph into bad.

The drunkard knows nowhere to go. In the green forest a shadow lingers in a dreamy haze.

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It is common to encounter clients that lack faith in my recommendations.

Some will ask many questions after our session, wanting to know why my solutions will help them or how I derive my solutions. There are also emotional clients who would flare up and lose all their manners, when they can't get an answer that they like from me.

I don't ask my doctor what ingredient goes into the making of my cough syrup and how it works scientifically in my body.

I take action by drinking it as prescribed. Because based on past experience, I trust that his medicine will work to help my predicament. I don't drink, I continue to be sick, I don't see results.

My suggestions don't require my clients to consume unknown medical liquids into their bodies. Yet few clients take action, when it comes to their Destiny.

Despite me being recommended by their friend who experienced positive results with my help, and have genuine testimonials to justify my fees.

That divination lot was Bodhisattva telling me: My client will not write her story, for she does not sincerely regret her past acts.

It was also a grave reprimand to her to mend her ways before it was too late.

But she didn't see the divination lot in the same manner as I did.

Not only does she lack faith in my words, she distrusted the holy words of the Bodhisattva too.

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Give money, buy love, buy fame, buy business, buy wealth and buy that. No need hard work.

Such is the sexy appeal of many ghostly amulets. They appeal to people who want many things in life but refuse to follow the Law of Karma, to sow seeds the right way.

I see one client bidded for a Thai amulet from a Facebook Live. Another wanted to buy a multi-coloured bracelet, because "so pretty! Got power some more!" Luckily, his Wife who had learned some Buddhism from me stopped him.

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In March 2017, this client sent me a message:

"Hi Ji Qian, hope you are well. Good luck for your Home Fengshui For A Happy Marriage tomorrow.

I was looking thru our past convos where we first started speaking online. Yes, Im a spoilt brat and Im a yoyo porcupine. I look at a sentence that is poignant - "the day you stop relying on men is the day you become prosperous". I wonder if that day will ever come. I I finally understand that my Facebook Adverts getting disabled is due to my past karma. And I haven't finished writing the repentance story which u instructed me to write in August. I think I know that I'm half-hearted in repentance, that's why I can't bring myself to finish the story. I'm just wondering if I am supposed to survive on my savings till my Facebook Advert Account get reactivated.

I haven't been able to find any new product to sell since XXX (sales also failing miserably). I am weak-willed and too reliant on men. The only thing keeping me from committing suicide is my mum and because I'm reminded by Shifu's words that a suicide victim is doomed to repeat the same act."

菩薩英明。

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Last year, I had casually asked if I could share her story. She promptly gave me the permission.

Yesterday, one client called me unempathetic towards him. The way he wrote suddenly jolted my memory of this client. I had taken too long to write her story.

I told her to write in English and Chinese, and she did part of it.

The account you read of her past was adapted from her written work. Though there are many grammar and structural mistakes, she does write very well.

The poison in our hearts will eventually consume our souls if we do not purge it out. What joy is there when we resort to brutal force to keep a man by our side? Should he chooses to leave, that does not discount the value of our self worth. A man who isn't interested in you for the right reason isn't attractive.

The same goes for men who cheat or pay for sex. You are ruining another woman's life when you satisfy your lust.

When you inflict suffering on another being, in return, you get pain and suffering on yourself. So don't sow the seed in the first place. Repentance done right over a period of time can prevent your past bad seeds from germinating, and reduce your suffering.

If there is any merit in sharing her story here, I dedicate all of it to my client.

May she have the inner wisdom and stability to lead a virtuous life.

May she always be surrounded by good teachers to show her the way.

May her vile affinities be broken and replaced by good ones.

May her greed and hatred be subdued.

May she repent for her past transgressions in time.

No matter how long it may take, one step forward into the Light is one step away from Darkness.

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ཨོཾ་མ་ཎི་པདྨེ་ཧཱུྂ༔
Om Ma Ni Peh Me Hom

颱風 大風大雨
無法出門 可以在家幹嘛呢？
來學個英文吧！

#颱風
#實用的444句
#英文

1. I see．我明白了
2. I quit! 我不干了!
3. Let go! 放手!
4. Me too．我也是。
5. My god! 天哪!
6. No way! 不行!
7. Come on．來吧(趕快)
8. Hold on．等一等。
9. I agree。我同意。
10. Not bad．還不錯。
11. Not yet．還沒。
12. See you．再見。
13. Shut up! 閉嘴!
14. So long．再見。
15. Why not? 好呀! (為什麼不呢?)
16. Allow me．讓我來。
17. Be quiet! 安靜點!
18. Cheer up! 振作起來!
19. Good job! 做得好!
20. Have fun! 玩得開心!
21. How much? 多少錢?
22. I'm full．我飽了。
23. I'm home．我回來了。
24. I'm lost．我迷路了。
25. My treat．我請客。
26. So do I．我也一樣。
27. This way。這邊請。
28. After you．您先。
29. Bless you! 祝福你!
30. Follow me．跟我來。
31. Forget it! 休想! (算了!)
32. Good luck! 祝好運!
33. I decline! 我拒絕!
34. I promise．我保證。
35. Of course! 當然了!
36. Slow down! 慢點!
37. Take care! 保重!
38. They hurt． (傷口)疼。
39. Try again．再試試。
40. Watch out! 當心。
41. What's up? 有什麼事嗎?
42. Be careful! 注意!
43. Bottoms up! 乾杯(見底)!
44. Don't move! 不許動!
45. Guess what? 猜猜看?
46. I doubt it 我懷疑。
47. I think so．我也這麼想。
48. I'm single．我是單身貴族。
49. Keep it up! 堅持下去!
50. Let me see．讓我想想。
51. Never mind．不要緊。
52. No problem! 沒問題!
53. That's all! 就這樣!
54. Time is up．時間快到了。
55. What's new? 有什麼新鮮事嗎?
56. Count me on 算上我。
57. Don't worry．別擔心。
58. Feel better? 好點了嗎?
59. I love you! 我愛你!
60. I'm his fan。我是他的影迷。
61. Is it yours? 這是你的嗎?
62. That's neat．這很好。
63. Are you sure? 你肯定嗎?
64. Do l have to 非做不可嗎?
65. He is my age．他和我同歲。
66. Here you are．給你。
67. No one knows . 沒有人知道。
68. Take it easy．別緊張。
69. What a pity! 太遺憾了!
70. Any thing else? 還要別的嗎?
71. To be careful! 一定要小心!
72. Do me a favor? 幫個忙，好嗎?
73. Help yourself．別客氣。
74. I'm on a diet．我在節食。
75. Keep in Touch．保持聯絡。
76. Time is money．時間就是金錢。
77. Who's calling? 是哪一位?
78. You did right．你做得對。
79. You set me up! 你出賣我!
80. Can I help you? 我能幫你嗎?
81. Enjoy yourself! 祝你玩得開心!
82. Excuse me，Sir．先生，對不起。
83. Give me a hand! 幫幫我!
84. How's it going? 怎麼樣?
85. I have no idea．我沒有頭緒。
86. I just made it! 我做到了!
87. I'll see to it 我會留意的。
88. I'm in a hurry! 我在趕時間!
89. It's her field．這是她的本行。
90. It's up to you．由你決定。
91. Just wonderful! 簡直太棒了!
92. What about you? 你呢?
93. You owe me one．你欠我一個人情。
94. You're welcome．不客氣。
95. Any day will do．哪一天都行夕
96. Are you kidding? 你在開玩笑吧!
97. Congratulations! 祝賀你!
98. T can't help it. 我情不自禁。
99. I don't mean it. 我不是故意的。
100. I'll fix you Up．我會幫你打點的
101. It sounds great!．聽起來很不錯。
102. It's a fine day。今天是個好天。
103. So far，So good．目前還不錯。
104. What time is it? 幾點了?
105. You can make it! 你能做到!
106. Control yourself! 克制一下!
107. He came by train．他乘火車來。
108. He is ill in bed．他臥病在床。
109. He lacks courage．他缺乏勇氣。
110. How's everything? 一切還好吧?
111. I have no choice．我別無選擇。
112. I like ice-cream．我喜歡吃冰淇淋。
113. I love this game．我鍾愛這項運動。
114. I'll try my best．我盡力而為。
115. I'm On your side．我全力支持你。
116. Long time no see! 好久不見!
117. No pain，no gain．不勞無獲。
118. Well，it depends 噢，這得看情況。
119. We're all for it．我們全都同意。
120. What a good deal! 真便宜!
121. What should I do? 我該怎麼辦？
122. You asked for it! 你自討苦吃!
123. You have my word．我保證。
124. Believe it or not! 信不信由你!
125. Don't count on me．別指望我。
126. Don't fall for it! 別上當!
127. Don't let me down．別讓我失望。
128. Easy come easy go．來得容易，去得快。
129. I beg your pardon．請你原諒。
130. I beg your pardon? 請您再說一遍(我沒有聽清)。
131. I'll be back soon．我馬上回來。
132. I'll check it out．我去查查看。
133. It’s a long story．說來話長。
134. It’s Sunday today．今天是星期天。
135. Just wait and see! 等著瞧!
136. Make up your mind．做個決定吧。
137. That's all I need．我就要這些。
138. The view is great．景色多麼漂亮!
139. The wall has ears．隔牆有耳。
140. There comes a bus．汽車來了。
141. What day is today? 今天星期幾?
142. What do you think? 你怎麼認為？
143. Who told you that? 誰告訴你的?
144. Who's kicking off? 現在是誰在開球?
145. Yes，I suppose So．是的，我也這麼認為。
146. You can't miss it 你一定能找到的。
147. Any messages for me? 有我的留言嗎?
148. Don't be so modest．別謙虛了。
149. Don't give me that! 少來這套!
150. He is a smart boy．他是個小機靈鬼。
151. He is just a child．他只是個孩子。
152. I can't follow you．我不懂你說的。
153. I felt sort of ill. 我感覺有點不適。
154. I have a good idea! 我有一個好主意。
155. It is growing cool．天氣漸漸涼爽起來。
156. It seems all right．看來這沒問題。
157. It's going too far．太離譜了。
158. May I use your pen? 我可以用你的筆嗎?
159. She had a bad cold．她患了重感冒。
160. That's a good idea．這個主意真不錯。
161. The answer is zero．白忙了。
162. What does she like? 她喜歡什麼?
163. As soon as possible! 越快越好!
164. He can hardly speak．他幾乎說不出話來。
165. He always talks big．他總是吹牛。
166. He won an election．他在選舉中獲勝。
167. I am a football fan．我是個足球迷。
168. If only I could fly．要是我能飛就好了。
169. I'll be right there．我馬上就到。
170. I'll see you at six．我六點鐘見你。
171. IS it true or false? 這是對的還是錯的?
172. Just read it for me．就讀給我聽好了。
173. Knowledge is power．知識就是力量。
174. Move out of my way! 讓開!
175. Time is running out．沒時間了。
176. We are good friends．我們是好朋友。
177. What's your trouble? 你哪兒不舒服?
178. You did fairly well! 你幹得相當不錯1
179. Clothes make the man．人要衣裝。
180. Did you miss the bus? 你錯過公共汽車了?
181. Don't lose your head。不要驚慌失措。
182. He can't take a joke．他開不得玩笑。
183. He owes my uncle $100．他欠我叔叔100美元。
184. How are things going? 事情進展得怎樣?
185. How are you recently? 最近怎麼樣?
186. I know all about it．我知道有關它的一切。
187. It really takes time．這樣太耽誤時間了。
188. It's against the law．這是違法的。
189. Love me，love my dog． (諺語)愛屋及烏。
190. My mouth is watering．我要流口水了。
191. Speak louder，please．說話請大聲點兒。
192. This boy has no job．這個男孩沒有工作。
193. This house is my own．這所房子是我自己的。
194. What happened to you? 你怎麼了?
195. You are just in time. 你來得正是時候。
196. You need to workout．你需要去運動鍛煉一下。
197. Your hand feels cold．你的手摸起來很冷。 。
198. Don't be so childish. 別這麼孩子氣。
199. Don't trust to chance! 不要碰運氣。
200. Fasten your seat belt．係好你的安全帶。
201. He has a large income. 他有很高的收入。
202. He looks very healthy．他看來很健康。
203. He paused for a reply．他停下來等著·回答。
204. He repaired his house．他修理了他的房子。
205. He suggested a picnic. 他建議搞一次野餐。
206. Here's a gift for you．這裡有個禮物送給你。
207. How much does it cost? 多少錢?
208. I caught the last bus. 我趕上了最後一班車。
209. I could hardly speak．我簡直說不出話來。
210. I'll have to try that．我得試試這麼做。
211. I'm very proud of you．我為你感到非常驕傲。
212. It doesn't make sense. 這沒有意義(不合常理)。
213. Make yourself at home．請不要拘禮。
214. My car needs washing．我的車需要洗一洗。
215. None of your business! 與你無關!
216. Not a sound was heard. 一點聲音也沒有。
217. That's always the case．習以為常了。
218. The road divides here. 這條路在這里分岔。
219. Those are watermelons．那些是西瓜。
220. What a nice day it is! 今天天氣真好!
221. What's wrong with you? 你哪裡不對勁?
222. You are a chicken．你是個膽小鬼。
223. A lovely day，isn't it? 好天氣，是嗎?
224. He is collecting money．他在籌集資金。
225. He was born in New York．他出生在紐約。
226. He was not a bit tired．他一點也不累。
227. I will be more careful．我會小心一些的，
228. I will never forget it．我會記著的。
229. It is Just what I need．這正是我所需要的。
230. It rather surprised me．那事使我頗感驚訝。
231. Just around the comer．就在附近。
232. Just for entertainment．只是為了消遣一下。
233. Let bygones be bygones．過去的，就讓它過去吧。
234. Mother doesn't make up．媽媽不化妝。
235. Oh，you are kidding me．哦，你別拿我開玩笑了。
236. She has been to school. 她上學去了。
237. Skating is interesting．滑冰很有趣。
238. Supper is ready at six．晚餐六點鐘就好了。
239. That's a terrific idea! 真是好主意!
240. What horrible weather! 這鬼天氣!
241. Which would you prefer? 你要選哪個?
242. Does she like ice-cream? 她喜歡吃冰淇淋嗎?
243. First come first served．先到先得。
244. Great minds think alike．英雄所見略同。
245. He has a sense of humor．他有幽默感。
246. He is acting an old man．他正扮演一個老人。
247. He is looking for a job．他正在找工作。
248. He doesn't care about me．他並不在乎我。
249. I develop films myself．我自己沖洗照片。
250. I felt no regret for it．對這件事我不覺得後悔。
251. I get up at six o'clock．我六點起床。
252. I meet the boss himself．我見到了老闆本人。
253. I owe you for my dinner. 我欠你晚餐的錢。
254. I really enjoyed myself．我玩得很開心。
255. I'm fed up with my work! 我對工作煩死了!
256. It's no use complaining. 發牢騷沒什麼用。
257. She's under the weather．她心情·不好。
258. The child sobbed sadly．小孩傷心地抽泣著。
259. The rumor had no basis．那謠言沒有·根據。
260. They praised him highly．他們大大地表揚了他。
261. Winter is a cold season. 冬天是一個，寒冷的季節。
262. You can call me any time．你可以隨時打電話給我。
263. 15 divided by3 equals 5． 15除以3等於5。
264. All for one，one for all．我為人人，人人為我。
265. East,west，home is best．金窩，銀窩，不如自己的草窩。
266. He grasped both my hands. 他緊握住我的雙手。
267. He is physically mature．他身體己發育成熟。
268. I am so sorry about this. 對此我非常抱歉(遺憾)。
269. I can't afford a new car．我買不起一部新車。
270. I do want to see him now．我現在確實很想去見他。
271. I have the right to know. 我有權知道。
272. I heard some one laughing. 我聽見有人在笑。
273. I suppose you dance much．我想你常常跳舞吧。
274. I walked across the park．我穿過了公園。
275. I'll just play it by ear．我到時隨機應變。
276. I'm not sure I can do it．恐怕這事我幹不了。
277. I'm not used to drinking．我不習慣喝酒。
278. Is the cut still painful? 傷口還在痛嗎?
279. It's too good to be true! 好得難以置信。
280. Jean is a blue-eyed girl．珍是個藍眼睛的女孩。
281. Let's not waste our time．咱們別浪費時間了。
282. May I ask some questions? 我可以問幾個問題嗎?
283. Money is not everything．金錢不是一切。
284. Neither of the men spoke．兩個人都沒說過話。
285. Stop making such a noise．別吵了。
286. That makes no difference．沒什麼區別。
287. The price is reasonable．價格還算合理。
288. They crowned him king．他們擁立他為國王。
289. They're in red and white. 他們穿著紅白相間的衣服。
290. We all desire happiness. 我們都想要幸福。
291. We just caught the plane 我們剛好趕上了飛機。
292. What shall we do tonight? 我們今天晚上去干點兒什麼呢?
293. What's your goal in life 你的人生目標是什麼?
294. When was the house built? 這幢房子是什麼時候建造的?
295. Why did you stay at home? 為什麼呆在家裡?
296. Would you like some help? 需要幫忙嗎?
297. You mustn't aim too high 你不可好高騖遠。
298. You're really killing me! 真是笑死我了!
299. You've got a point there．你說得挺有道理的。
300. Bein301. Did you enter the contest? 你參加比賽了嗎?
302. Do you accept credit cards? 你們收信用卡嗎?
303. Don't cry over spilt milk．不要做無益的後悔。
304. Don't let chances pass by．不要讓機遇從我們身邊溜走。
305. He owned himself defeated．他承認自己失敗了。
306. He seems at little nervous．他顯得有點緊張。
307. He strolls about the town．他在鎮上四處遛達。
308. Her tooth ached all night. 她牙疼了一整夜。
309. How about a drink tonight? 今晚喝一杯怎樣?
310. I can do nothing but that. 我只會做那件事。
311. I get hold of you at last．我終於找到你了。
312. I have a surprise for you．我有一個意想不到的東西給你看。
313. I like all kinds of fruit．我喜歡各種各樣的水果。
314. I saw it with my own eyes．我親眼所見。
315. I will arrange everything．我會安排一切的。
316. I wish I knew my neighbor．我很想認識我的鄰居。
317. I would like to check out．我想結帳。
318. It has be come much cooler．天氣變得涼爽多了。
319. It's time you went to bed．你早就該睡覺了。
320. No spitting on the street．禁止在大街上吐痰。
321. She was totally exhausted．她累垮了。
322. Show your tickets，please．請出示你的票。
323. Thank you for your advice．謝謝你的建議。
324. That's the latest fashion．這是最流行的款式。
325. The train arrived on time．火車準時到達。
326. There go the house lights．劇院的燈光滅了。
327. They are paid by the hour．他們按時取酬。
328. Things are getting better．情況正在好轉。
329. Wake me up at five thirty．請在五點半叫醒我。
330. We are all busy with work．我們都忙於工作。
331. Where do you want to meet? 你想在哪兒見面?
332. You can get what you want．你能得到你想要的。
333. A barking dog doesn't bite! 吠犬不咬人。
334. Are you free this Saturday? 你這個星期六有空嗎?
335. Be careful not to fall ill．注意不要生病了。
336. Being a mother is not easy．做一個母親是不容易的。
337. Brevity is the soul of wit．簡潔是智慧的精華。
338. Cancer is a deadly disease．癌症是一種致命的疾病。
339. Did you fight with others? 你又和別人打架了嗎?
340. Don't dream away your time．不要虛度光陰。
341. Don't keep me waiting long．不要讓我等得太久。
342. He has a remarkable memory．他有驚人的記憶力。
343. He has completed the task．他完成了這個任務。
344. He has quite a few friends．他有不少的朋友。
345. He is capable of any crime．他什麼樣的壞事都能幹得出來。
346. He walks with a quick pace．他快步走路。
347. He was not a little tired．他很累。
348. His looks are always funny．他的樣子總是滑稽可笑。
349. How about going to a movie? 去看場電影怎麼樣?
350. I think I've caught a cold．我想我得了感冒。
351. I was taking care of Sally. 我在照顧薩莉。
352. I wish I lived in NEWYORK．我希望住在紐約。
353. I'm very glad to hear that．很高興聽你這樣說。
354. I'm your lucky fellow then. 我就是你的幸運舞伴啦!
355. It's none of your business! 這不關你的事兒!
356. No littering on the campus．在校園內不准亂丟廢物。
357. She is a good-looking girl. 她是一個漂亮女孩。
358. She mended the broken doll．她修補了破了的洋娃娃。
359. So I just take what I want．那麼我只拿我所需要的東西。
360. Spring is a pretty season， 春天是一個好季節。
361. The figure seems all Right．數目看起來是對的。
362. The stars are too far away．星星太遙遠了。
363. The whole world knows that．全世界都知道。
364. Tomorrow will be a holiday．明天放假。
365. We walk on the garden path．我們走在花園小徑上。
366. What you need is just rest．你需要的就是休息。
367. What's your favorite steps? 你最喜歡跳什麼舞?
368. You'd better let her alone．你們最好是讓她一個人呆會兒。
369. A lost chance never returns．錯過的機會永不再來。
370. Don't let this get you down．不要為此灰心喪氣。
371. He shot the lion with a gun. 他用槍把獅子打死了。
372. I don't think you are right．我認為你是不對的。
373. I have never seen the movie．我從未看過那部電影。
374. I haven't seen you for ages．我好久沒見到你了。
375. I was alone，but not lonely．我獨自一人，但並不覺得寂寞。
376. I went there three days ago．我三天前去過那兒。
377. It's a friendly competition．這是一場友誼賽。
378. It's very thoughtful of you．你想得真周到。
379. May I speak to Lora，please? 我能和勞拉說話嗎?
380. Mr.Wang is fixing his bike．王先生在修他的自行車。
381. My brother is seeking a job．我弟弟正在找工作。
382. Nancy will retire next year．南希明年就退休了。
383. Neither you nor he is wrong．你沒錯，他也沒錯。
384. Opportunity knocks but once．機不可失，時不再來。
385. She dressed herself hastily．她匆忙穿上衣服。
386. She hired a car by the hour．她租了一輛按鐘點計費的汽車。
387. Someone is ringing the bell．有人在按門鈴。
388. The Smiths are my neighbors. 史密斯一家是我的鄰居。
389. These shoes don't fit right．這雙鞋不太合適。
390. This is only the first half．這才是上半場呢。
391. This pen doesn't write well．這鋼筆不好寫。
392. Would you like a cup of tea? 你想喝杯茶嗎?
393. You really look sharp today．你今天真漂亮。
394. Another cat came to my house．又有一隻貓來到我家了。
395. Check your answers with mine．把你的答案跟我的核對一下。
396. Don't keep the truth from me．別瞞著我事實真相。
397. Everything has its beginning．凡事都有開端。
398. He came to the point at once．他一下子就說到了點子上。
399. He fell behind with his work．他工作落後了。
400. He is the happiest man alive. 他是世界上最快樂的人g criticized is awful! 被人批評真是痛苦
401. He neither smokes nor drinks．他既不抽煙也不喝酒。
402. He ran his horse up the hill．他策馬跑上小山。
403. He reminds me of his brother. 他使我想起了他的弟弟。
404. He was efficient in his work．他工作效率高。
405. He will do anything but work．只要不是乾活，他幹什麼都行。
406. His father runs a restaurant．他的父親經營一家餐館。
407. I have something to tell you．我有事要告訴你。
408. I smelled a smell of cooking．我聞到了燒菜做飯的味道。
409. I want to see the film again．我真想再看一遍。
410. I've got too much work to do．我要做的工作太多了。
411. Let's go for a walk，shall we? 咱們出去走走，好嗎?
412. Please let me check the bill．請讓我核對一下帳單。
413. Plenty of sleep is healthful．充足的睡眠有益於健康。
414. The sun comes up in the east．太陽從東方升起。
415. This is because we feel pain．這是因為我們能感到疼痛。
416. What do you desire me to do? 你想要我做什麼?
417. What you said was quite true. 你所說的完全符合事實。
418. You can either stay or leave．你或者留下或者離開。
419. Your life is your own affair．你的生活是你自己的事。
420. All that glitters is not gold．發閃光的不全是黃金。
421. Are you going to have a party? 你要舉行聚會嗎?
422. Aren't you concerned about it? 難道你不擔心嗎?
423. Don't forget to keep in touch．別忘了保持聯繫。
424. He broke his words once again. 他又一次違背了諾言。
425. He is in his everyday clothes．他穿著平常的衣服。
426. He is taller than I by ahead．他比我高一頭。
427. He led them down the mountain．他帶他們下山。
428. He was trained to be a lawyer．他被培養成一名律師。
429. I am afraid that l have to go．我要走了。
430. I don't have any cash with me．我身上沒帶現金。
431. I have been putting on weight．我開始發胖了。
432. I have just finished the book．我剛剛讀完這本書。
433. I was late for work yesterday， 我昨天上班遲到了。
434. It appears to be a true story．這故事似乎是真的。
435. I've got to start working out．我必須開始做健身運動了。
436. Japan is to the east of China．日本在中國的東部。
437. John asked Grace to marry him， 約翰向格雷斯求婚。
438. My watch is faster than yours．我的表比你的表快。
439. New China was founded in l949． 1949年新中國成立。
440. Thanks for your flattering me．多謝你的誇獎。
441. They charged the fault on him．他們把過失歸咎於他。
442. This car is in good condition．這車性能很好。
443. This work itself is very easy．這件工作本身很容易。
444. Truth is the daughter of time．時間見真理

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Torches by maco marets
Produce, Mix & Mastering: TiMT
Recording: Keisuke Mukai

Cast: Sharar Lazima, Putami,
Amin Shirato, Yuga Suzuki, Lina Nakayama,
HIBARI, TOGASHI KANAE, Takaaki Kanasashi,
Yoshiaki Kanasashi, Edo Oliver

Director: Takanobu Watanabe
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Producer: Jun Hirayama
Assistant Director: Tomoyuki Kamada
Art Director: Julie Giesen
Director of Photography: Shuhei Maeno
First Camera Assistant: Shohei Kondo
Second Camera Assistant: Masanori Sato
Gaffer: Ennosuke Mori
Best Boy: Shuhei Akahoshi, Wang Moqi
Hair/Make-up Artist: Yukari Yamamoto
Still Photographer: kuno mirei
Production Assistant: Noemi Minami
Casting Director: Jun Hirayama
Editor: Takanobu Watanabe
Colourist: Yoichi Ishikawa

Special Thanks: Sasazuka Bowl

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[lyrics]
かわいた 冷たい空気が肺をみたした
小さな部屋 求めたことば逃げられたまま
目をみひらいた 特別な昨日すりつぶす朝
もううんざりかい 電話みたいにふるえている朝

36度を指すバロメータ
切れたくちびる いかり かむような
退屈な秋雨の隙間で roll up
おどろくそぶりみせぬ my boy ああ！

隣り合わせ かたく身動ぎもせぬ you & me
今日も触れることをためらって
ただ顔をしかめてみせるだけね

盗まれた熱を追え
光らせる チャコールのトーテム

燃えている音を聞いたんだ
それは 消えない 消えない
消えない 火のしらせ
ひらかれたメッセージ
よろこびのほうへ

ばらばらアンバランス
へしおれそうなチョークとあばら
骨は白く 焼けたら灰になる
その景色を夜ごと思い巡らす

やまない咳と甘い会話のなか
真っ暗な森をぼくは読んだ
ひびわれたガラスのセンチメンタル
ちくりと刺す痛みあぶるライター……

若い煙のように そらにのぼるぼくらの季節よ
のどにくすぶる思いも はぜるまで抱きしめていよう

燃えている音を聞いたんだ
それは 消えない 消えない
消えない 火のしらせ
ひらかれたメッセージ
よろこびのほうへ

燃えている音を聞いたんだ
それは 消えない 消えない
消えない 火のしらせ
ひらかれたメッセージ
よろこびのほうへ

［Lyrics / English version］
*Translation / Noemi Minami & Dillon Kuniyoshi Onaka

Dry cold air filled up my lungs
A small room, the words that I have desired remain escaped
Eyes wide open, a morning that grinds precious yesterday
Fed up? the morning shivering like a phone vibrating
Like a barometer that points 36℃
Cut lips as if they bite anger
In between boring autumn rain drops, I roll up
Pretending to be unsurprised, my boy ah!

Next to each other, no movement is made, you & me
Still hesitating to touch
Looking at each other, making a grimace

Follow the stolen heat
Charcoal totem that shines

I heard the sound of burning
It doesn't go away, go away
It doesn't go away, a sign from the fire
Open messages
Towards something better

Broken into pieces, unbalanced
Chalk and ribs about to be broken
White bones, it will become ashes
Thinking about the view in the night

In the middle of continuous coughs and sweet conversations
I read the black forest
Sentiment like broken glasses
A lighter that burns a little pain

Like a young smoke, our season will rise to the sky
Feelings around the throat, let’s hold them in till they rip

I heard the sound of burning
It doesn't go away, go away
It doesn't go away, a sign from the fire
Open messages
Towards something better

I heard the sound of burning
It doesn't go away, go away
It doesn't go away, a sign from the fire
Open messages
Towards something better

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