n. 一半, 半场, 不完全 a. 一半的, 不完全的, 部分的, 半场的 adv. 一半地, 部分地, 在某种程度上地, 几乎
When one of my wife’s relations, who comes here regularly, found out that we’d been there, he whispered to us, only half-joking: “Shh—don’t tell anyone!” The locals are a relaxed and friendly bunch—a lot of them told us that it’s like what Waiheke Island (now in effect a suburb of Auckland) was in the 1970s when it was a commune of artists and people wanting to escape the city.
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Great Barrier Island is compared to another island which attracted a lot of artists and people who wished to stay away from city life half a century ago.
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By comparing identical twins, who share nearly 100 percent of their genes, and non-identical twins, who share about half, researchers have found overwhelming evidence for genetic effects on behaviors.
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As many as half of people in their 80s have some dementia.
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Research found that two in five girls are on social media for at least three hours a day —— with half as many boys engaged to the same extent.
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