But in the Atlantic bluefin, a mechanism called countercurrent exchange traps the heat.

但在蓝鳍金枪鱼身上有一种名为流交换的机制可捕获这些热量。

In essence, heat creates the different densities that lead to currents and countercurrents.

正是，热力造成海水的不同密度，使海中发生许多顺流和流。

Currents and countercurrents on the surface of the water.

水面的水流和流。

So we don't have a countercurrent exchange.

所没有流交换。

The more pervasive the countercurrents, the greater the strain of living.

内在的流越普遍， 生活的压力就越大。

They use a countercurrent exchange just to get all of the oxygen out that water that we can.

它利用流交换机制，最大限度地从水中提取氧气。

I realized that I'll get in trouble if I say, you know, 70% of the training that we do should be in line with our predisposition and 30% should be countercurrent to that.

意识到，如果说，进行的训练中，大约70%应该顺应的先天倾向， 而30%则应与之相反， 可能会遇到麻烦。 但的确倾向于这样的比例分配， 对吧？