The term " suggestopedia" , derived from suggestion and pedagogy, is often used loosely to refer to similar accelerated learning approaches.

" 暗示教学法" 一词来源于暗示和教育学，通常用来泛指类似加速学习方法。

Miners, basically any user on the network with sufficient computing power, vie with each other to be the first to verify the new transactions and solve a cryptographic puzzle unique to that block.

矿工，泛指网络上任何有足够计用户，互相争夺成为第一个验证新交易人，并解决该区块特有密码学难题。

Not like our President, a president ever.They always age faster.A lot of pressure.

不是说现任总统 我是泛指 他们都老得很快 他们压很大。

We also use it when talking about things in general, such as life.

当谈论泛指事物时也会用零冠词，比如，生活。

Umami, basically, is the taste of savory.

鲜味（日语），基本上泛指某种食物十分美味。

You don't use ARTICLES to make generalizations with plural count and noncount nouns!

不需要用冠词来泛指可数词和不可数词复数形式。

No, I'm not being general. I'm being specific.

不，我不是泛指，而是特指。

We can use it more generally to talk about turning something good into something bad. And actually, we often use it by turning it into the adjective 'tainted'.

我们还可以用它来泛指把好东西变成坏东西。其实我们经常把它变成形容词“污染”来使用。

However, pay dirt does not have to be a valuable material found in the ground. These days, it can also describe something that produces money or profit. Or it can even be the money or profit itself.

不过，pay dirt 如今已不仅指地下贵重矿物材料，还可泛指带来金钱或利润事物，甚至直接指收益本身。

Do is used when we refer to activities in general without being as specific.

Do 被用来泛指不具体活动。

Similarly, if I am talking about dogs in general, I may simply use a compound noun: Dog noses are always cold.

同样地，如果我泛指狗，我可以简单地用一个复合词：狗鼻子总是凉。

A generalization is a broad statement or an idea that can be applied to a whole group of people or things.

泛指是一种广义陈述或想法，可用以指一群人或一堆事。

" Travel" can also be a noun that relates to the act or activity of traveling in general.

“Travel”也可用作词，泛指与旅行有关行为或活动。

When English speakers refer to a place, we use in for the largest or most general places.

英语使用者提到地点时，我们用 in 来表示最大或最泛指地点。

Plural nouns, we don't use any article if we're being general.

对于复数词，如果是泛指，那么我们不使用任何冠词。

However, we can also use it in general to refer to developing or fostering something, right?

不过，我们也可以泛指为发展或培养某事物，对吧？

We could also say these days, or simply the word today, because today does not only refer to the date, the day we're living in now, but also these days, or nowadays.

我们也可以说“这些天” ，或者直接用“今天”这个词，因为“今天” 不仅指具体日期，即我们当前所处这一天， 还泛指“这些日子”或“现今时代” 。

We're being general, we use " a" .

当我们泛指时候，用“a”。

For describing time and place, the prepositions in, on, and at go from general to specific.

在描述时间和地点时，介词 in、on 和 at 使用是从泛指到具体。

Following the " general to specific" rule should help you most of the time.

大多数时候，遵循“从泛指到具体”规则会对你有所帮助。