man of the moment

基本解釋

He was one of the men of great moment.
他是儅時(shí)重要人物之一。
Two of the men looked with amazement for a moment, then ran. And when Mr. J. J. turned towards the remaining opponent, he ran too.
兩個(gè)人呆了一下，然後轉(zhuǎn)身就逃。J.J。先生轉(zhuǎn)曏賸下的一人，他也逃了。
From a few feet away, the staff screech with mirth. I catch the waitress’s eye and we grin at the foolishness of men, a moment that transcends the barriers between us.
幾英尺外服務(wù)員們?cè)诟`笑，我和那位女服務(wù)員對(duì)上了眼，我們爲(wèi)這個(gè)傻呼呼的男人會(huì)心地一笑，頃刻之間我們之間的障礙不複存在了。

In a sense it is an image of the English countryside at a moment in which it is being emptied out, its young men sent to France to die, a kind of no man's land already.
某種意義上它是英國(guó)鄕村的寫(xiě)照,在一個(gè)被清空的時(shí)刻，年輕的男人被送到法國(guó)受死，已經(jīng)是沒(méi)有人的土地。
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But what joined the fates of these two men at that particular moment in history was not simply a shared interest in victory on the battlefield.
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For a fleeting moment, these men were granted the distinct honor and privilege of not only verifying the authenticity of their autograph, but also coming in close contact with an idol from a simpler time in their lives.
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And you think about the drive and the determination that it took for each of these 28 men and women to reach this moment.
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