Yet, within a year, the deaf and blind girl had been transformed.

而，不到年，这个的女孩蜕变了。

The woman who owns the farm offers to let him marry her deaf daughter.

这个农场的女主人提议让他和自己的女结婚。

Under the arbor, the deaf old gentleman from Fayetteville punched India.

这时在凉亭里，那位自耶特维尔的老头儿也在大声向英迪亚发问。

Dogs that have predominantly white coats have a higher chance of being born deaf in at least one ear.

主要是白色皮毛的狗有更高的几率在出生时至少有只耳朵是的。

I mean, I'm deaf, so I naturally play a deaf character, yeah.

我意思是，我本人就是的，所以自会扮演个的角色，是的。

However the president was not, herself, deaf.

而，总统本人并不是的。

Someone who is " deaf" is someone who cannot hear.

“”的人是听不见的人。

We've never had a blind guy who's deaf driving buses in New York City.

纽约市从未有过盲的公交车司机。

She was fine, if you happen to be blind and deaf and an idiot.

她很棒 如果你碰巧是个的傻子。

Lead out those who have eyes but are blind, who have ears but are deaf.

你要将有眼而、有耳而的民都带出。

The DEAF AND DUMB man said all that!

哑的人说了这切！

People would come just to see a blind and deaf woman.

人们会个盲的女人。

On the contrary, the countenance of Deaf Smith was stern and passionless as ever.

相反，史密斯的面容如既往地严肃而冷酷。

If you can't hear anything at all, you are what we would call " deaf" (deaf).

如果你完全听不到任何声音，那么你就是我们所说的“”（）。

So how did this child, blinded and deafened at 19 months old, grow up to become a world-famous author and public speaker?

那么，这样个在19个月大时就既盲的孩子是如何成长为享誉世界的作家和演说家的呢？

Helen's story even reached across to Europe, where Queen Victoria was intrigued to hear of the brilliant little deaf and blind girl.

海伦的故事甚至传到了欧洲，维多利亚女王对这个聪颖盲的小女孩很感兴趣。

We call that " death." " Death." The next word – similar, but different in pronunciation – is (deaf).

我们称之为“死亡” 。 “死亡” 。下个词——发音相似但不同——是（的）。

My sister-in-law's sister is deaf, and graduated from this university, so it's a very well known university, especially among those in the deaf community.

我嫂子的妹妹是的， 从这所大学毕业，所以这是所非常着名的大学， 尤其是在人社区中。

That person is called " deaf." So we have " death" – when you die, when life ends – and " deaf, " when you're unable to hear.

那个人被称为“的” 。 所以我们有“死亡” ——当你去世，生命结束——和“的” ，当你无法听到声音时。

They can hear us, though, thought Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the Third, gloomily trying to peer through the fog, unless, of course, we have the luck to stumble across some completely deaf peaceable fishermen...

" 不过，他们能听到我们的声音，" 可怕的卡嗝世黑线鳕三世心想，他忧郁地试图透过雾向外窥视，当，除非我们幸运地碰见些完全的和平渔民。