to a certain degree

基本解釋

It already happens to a certain degree.
在某種程度上已經(jīng)被定型了。
We must see the matter at once, at one glance, and not by a process of reasoning, at least to a certain degree.
人們必須在第一時(shí)間、第一眼就看出問題的所在，而不能通過論斷來了解它們——至少在某種程度上是這樣。
Larger institutions, however, seem to still prefer banking platforms that favor homegrown applications to a certain degree.
而較大型的機(jī)構(gòu)在某種程度上還是更適合傾向自產(chǎn)應(yīng)用程序的銀行平臺(tái)。

They have to be forced apart to a certain degree.
它們必須在一定程度上被分開。
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Now, there were other localized slave societies, surely; certainly within Africa, to a certain degree even before Europeans arrived and certainly after Europeans arrived, particularly after the regularization of the Atlantic slave trade.
除此之外當(dāng)然還有很多小區(qū)域奴隸社會(huì),非洲當(dāng)然有,甚至是原始?xì)W洲,歐洲現(xiàn)代人到來后當(dāng)然更多,特別是在,大西洋奴隸貿(mào)易合法化之后
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With the rise of Christianity, western religion came to be defined to a large degree by the confession of, or the intellectual assent to, certain doctrinal points of belief.
隨著基督教的興起，西方宗教被定義成,很大程度上指被解釋為，或被知識(shí)分子一致認(rèn)可為，對(duì)特定教義的信仰。
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Although various governments are, spurred on by domestic producer interests, limiting imports to a certain degree.
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