There was a general abort when the initial was discovered. How to translate this?
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There was a general abort when the initial was discovered. How to translate this?
There was a general abort when the initial was discovered; by the time the first one appeared, many sacrifices had already been made (\"abort\" means miscarriage or abortion). As the saying goes, failure is the mother of success. Hope this can help you!
It was halted as soon as it was first discovered.
This post was last edited by bamboobamboo on 2015-7-12 22:54. Everything came to a complete halt as soon as it was discovered at first. It was halted entirely right from the moment it was found. Abort is generally used as a verb; when used as a noun, it usually refers to the cessation of flight for aircraft, rockets, or spaceships, the shutdown of equipment, or the interruption of a task, plan, or experiment. It says General Abort here, so it is more likely a complete shutdown of the device or an interruption of the task. It is suggested that the original poster provide more context in the future, rather than just one sentence. You are here to ask for help, not to test everyone; providing more details will help enable a more accurate translation.
This should be more like a sentence in the subjunctive mood. In my hometown, people sometimes say that not everything that sprouts early is a crop; it’s similar to this saying, and I guess the Brits say something similar as well. Because it’s not necessarily a crop; it might just be removed as weeds.
The results from Baidu seem a bit reliable: when the DVB abbreviation on the reverse side of the coins was discovered, it was only natural that those coins were discarded
There was a general abort when the initial was discovered. When an early pregnancy was detected, abortion was generally performed. This is another translation.
One in a hundred? :lol:lol
I noticed that many people here use machine translation, right?
Initial n. The first letter of a word (especially a person’s name). He refused to include the initials FRS after his name. At the beginning of the last century, American coin designer Victor David Brenner designed and minted the 1909 version of the one-cent coin; he included his initials – V.D.B., which are the uppercase form of the first letters of his name – at the bottom of the back side of the coin. It is not allowed to leave any traces of the designer on the coins. As soon as this issue was discovered when the 1909 one-cent coins were put on the market, their production was halted immediately. This is what is referred to as a complete cessation of production.
When new things are first discovered, they often end up being forgotten or abandoned (as they are not well received by the general public).