Run into run into I ran into George at the store.

在商店里偶然到了乔治。

I don't think about the audience. I think about me, and I think about how grateful I am that I blundered into that group of whimsical, wild, otterish-type people that are in there, all of them nutty and all of them intense.

我不考虑观众。我想到了我自己，我想到了我是多么感激我偶然到了那群异想天开的，自由的、水獭型的同事，他们都是疯子，他们都很热切。

Myoan Eisai, a Japanese monk, came across it while travelling there in the 12th century; he brought seeds back to Japan and wrote a book extolling green tea's benefits, describing it as " the elixir of the immortals" .

日本僧人明庵荣西在12世纪赴唐游历时偶然到了茶，他将茶树种子带回日本，并写了一本书赞美绿茶的，其为“仙人灵药”。

The early way-stations in a career are often marked by chance: a particularly encouraging boss, say, or an assignment that leads you off in an unexpected but defining direction.

职业涯早期的转折点往往带有偶然性：到一位特别鼓励你的老板，或者做了一项任务，这项任务将你引向了意想不到但具有决定性的方向。

The only defensible argument that I can think of for requesting a cover letter is that you might stumble across something a bit different.

我能想到的唯一站得住脚的要求一封求职信的理由，就是您可能会偶然到一些不同寻常的东西。

The acting chief commissioner of prisons, Little Dinizulu Mtengano, said the band came into being when he bumped into a group of musical young prisoners.

监狱首席行政官员Mtengano说，他偶然到一群喜爱音乐的年轻囚犯，然后这支乐队就成立了。

In 1935 she had encountered Edith Piaf, a little scrap of a woman in a shabby black dress, performing on the street illegally.

1935年，她偶然到了伊迪丝·琵雅芙，一个衣衫褴褛的小女人，在街上非法表演。

He left college, despised by everyone. A few months ago, I met him, a poor wanderer, without money and without friends.

所以他在每个人的鄙视中离开了大学校园。几个月前，我偶然到了他，一个可怜的流浪者，没有钱也没有朋友。

A nice informal and conversational question you can ask when you see someone somewhere you weren't expecting to see them.

当你偶然到某个人，这就是个不错的问题。

A large part of habit creation is luck: stumbling into the right people at the right time.

在正确的时间偶然到正确的人。

So you can happen upon something.

所以你可能会偶然到某样东西。

If you've run into someone, it usually means that you did not plan to meet that person, but you just happened to meet him or her.

果你偶然到某人， 通常意味着你并没有计划去见那个人，而只是碰巧见了他或她。

Well, we look here in our lesson, we see you'll happen upon several waterfalls on this hike.

的，谢谢你，杰克。我们来看一下课文，这里提到你在这次徒步旅行中会偶然到几个瀑布。

If you happen on or happen upon something, it means that you find something that you weren't necessarily looking for.

果你偶然到或偶然发现某物，意味着你找到了一些你未必在寻找的东西。

To run into someone means that you meet someone that you weren't expecting.

偶然到某人意味着你到了一个你没有预料到的人。

You say that you started thinking about this book when you came across a ship.

你说当你偶然到一艘船时，就开始构思这本书了。

" To run into" means to meet someone unexpectedly or by accident in public.

“偶”意味着在公共场合意外地或偶然地到某人。

'Come across' can also mean to meet someone or find something by chance.

'给人印象'也可以指偶然到某人或发现某物。

We came across it just recently in one of our reading videos.

我们最近在观看的一个阅读视频中偶然到了它。

You do not bump into a podcast episode.

你不会偶然到一个播客节目。