never for a moment

基本解釋

Never for a moment did he think the shot would become the most viewed image on the planet.
他曾未想過(guò)這張照片會(huì)成為這個(gè)星球上觀賞次數(shù)最多的照片
Well I think that we should always call matter 'time matter' or matter of time so that we never for a moment forget its essential temporality and essential changefulness.
我們應(yīng)該把物質(zhì)稱為,時(shí)間物質(zhì),就不會(huì)忘掉其,多變性。
The prophet on the top of Carmel continued to wrestle with God and never for a moment gave way to the fear that he would not be suited for Jehovah's courts.
卡梅爾城（Carmel）最偉大的先知始終堅(jiān)持他熱忱的祈禱，他從來(lái)沒(méi)有向心中的恐懼讓步，沒(méi)有覺(jué)得他會(huì)害怕走上耶和華的審判的法庭。

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