1.So, for instance, now, we have engineered geothermal systems or EGS.

所，举例来说，我们已经设计出了地热系统（EGS）。

2.And they take many forms too, just like EGS, check it out.

们的形式也很多，和 EGS 类似，看看吧。

3.Some were seeded with words associated with time (eg, clock, hours, moment).

第二组则与时间相关，钟表、小时、一刻等。

4.Outsiders (eg, an Italian in Paris) tend to be more successful than locals because they often make bolder choices.

外地人（比在巴黎开餐厅的意大利人）通常会比本地人更成功，因为他们行事更为大胆。

5.The second is self-regulation, which researchers refer to as 'effortful control' of feelings (eg, self-soothing) and of attention (eg, able to hold focus).

第二种是自我调节，研究人员称为对感觉（自我安慰）和注意力（能够集中注意力）的“努力控制”。

6.Variations on the words " cypher" or " number" in different languages; eg " Herr Ziffer" .

别名：不同语言中单词“cypher”或“number”的变体；例“Herr Ziffer”。机翻

7.In places where “lookism” is already prohibited (eg, Washington, DC), such statutes have not provoked a flood of frivolous cases, she says.

她说，在“相貌歧视”已经被禁止的地方（华盛顿），这种法规也没有惹起 潮般荒唐可笑的案件。

8.So if you hear, for example, in the listening, you do " eg." , and then write the example.

所你听到， 例，在听力中，你做“eg” 。，然后写例子。机翻

9.A more partisan commission risks losing credibility in its semi-judicial functions such as ruling on state-aid cases (eg, bank bail-outs) and enforcing antitrust rules.

一个更党派化的委员会将会冒失去信任的风险履行其半司法化功能，比掌握国家援助的情况（例银行救市方案）及加强反垄断法。

10.The first is reactivity or negative emotionality, referring to general negative mood, intense negative reactions, and distress either when limits are imposed (eg, anger) or in new situations (eg, fear).

第一种是反应性或消极情绪，指的是一般的消极情绪，强烈的消极反应，及在施加限制时（愤怒）或在新情况下（恐惧）表现痛苦。

11.Ordinarily, spillovers provide a strong incentive for governments to co-ordinate their stimulus efforts-lest some tight-fisted economies (eg, those in Europe) free ride on the largesse leaking from more generous ones.

通常情况下，溢出效应为政府协调其刺激措施提供了强大的动力——免一些吝啬的经济体(欧洲国家)搭上从更为慷慨的经济体中溢出的慷慨便车。

12.It concluded: " Unlike other forms of bias (eg, racism, sexism) , negativity toward vegetarians and vegans is not widely considered a societal problem; rather, [it] is commonplace and largely accepted."

“与其他形式的偏见（种族主义、性别歧视）不同，对素食主义者和纯素食主义者的负面态度并不被广泛认为是一个社会问题，相反，是司空见惯的，而且在很大程度上被接受了。”