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基本解釋

I’m glad I wasn’t on the menu, but I feel sad for those who were. Methinks God should raise his standards… just a tad.
我很高興自己不在他的菜單上，但爲(wèi)在他的菜單上的人感到悲哀，我想上帝應(yīng)該提高他的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)......不能衹是小男孩啊。
At Einstein’s autopsy in 1955, his brain was something of a disappointment: it turned out to be a tad smaller than the average Joe’s.
在1955 年對(duì)愛因斯坦屍躰的解剖中，他的大腦多少讓人有些失望——它比一個(gè)成年男子大腦的平均躰積還稍微小一點(diǎn)。
Moving on to the meat. Upon first touch, the Puma Phone is -- due to the solar panel on the back -- a tad heavier than it looks, but it does feel solid with just a little creakiness when squeezed.
廻到主站第一次拿起這衹手機(jī)的感覺(jué)，它的重量比看起來(lái)的還要再沉重一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)，而背後的太陽(yáng)能板壓到的時(shí)候會(huì)有一點(diǎn)軟軟的感覺(jué)。

One soldier told of guarding the president's house on a day when Lincoln was sitting on the porch with his young son Tad.

Its enterprise multiple of 11 is a tad less than the oil-service segment's median of 12.
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But to suggest it has restrained from propping up industries is a tad disingenuous.
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And it even got a tad bit easier for out-of-staters compared to previous years.
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