congenitally

基本解釋

If so, this would explain why the congenitally blind displayed more shame in defeat than did people who became blind later in life.
如果是這樣，也就解釋了在失利中先天失明的盲人爲(wèi)什麼會比起後天失明的盲人表現(xiàn)出更多的羞愧。
Likewise, the people Up in the Air finds there are neither the laugh-tracked eccentrics of TV sitcoms nor Michael Moore’s congenitally oppressed proles.
另外，《在雲(yún)中》的人物也既不是情景喜劇中搞笑的怪人，也沒有邁尅爾·摩爾影片中一副天生受欺負(fù)的模樣。
A congenitally deaf child isn't so lucky: unless someone realizes very early that he's not talking because he can't hear, his grasp of communication may never progress beyond the rudiments.
而先天失聰?shù)暮⒆泳蜎]有這麼幸運了：除非他人提前知道他不講話是因爲(wèi)聽不見，否則他對人際交流的把握永遠(yuǎn)是一籌莫展，停畱在初級堦段。

Wise Blood was written by an author congenitally innocent of theory, but one with certain preoccupations.
慧血》作者從來不侷限於理論範(fàn)疇,而是有自己的側(cè)重點。
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Last December the congenitally effervescent CEO began to have a very public panic attack.
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The government has to blame itself if it is perceived to be congenitally unreliable.
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Moreover, people who never hear at all—the congenitally deaf—rarely learn to read at advanced levels.
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