That would have made me successful, I thought, at about eighteen or nineteen.

我想，在我十八、十九岁左右的时候，那样做会使我成功的。

But the lightning speed at which he was traveling made thought almost impossible.

但他以闪电般的速度行进，这几乎使人无法想象。

That is missing a fundamental, the main bit of the dish that I thought we were making.

这缺少了一个底菜，我以为我们要做的是这道菜的主要部分。

After " it is, " we understand that the words needed to make a complete thought are " my dog" .

我们知道要使内容完整，" it is" 之后需要加" my dog" 。

He was walking slowly toward the road when a thought made him pause.

他慢慢地朝马路走去， 突然一个念头使他停了下来。

Her mother's impoliteness made the thought of what he had done for them even harder.

她母亲的无礼让他更难想起他为他们所做的一切。

He would have made, she thought, a much more suitable husband for her than she had found in Lydgate.

她认为，他会成为一个比她在利德盖特找到的更适合她的丈夫。

Yes, about how ill the thought makes them.

是啊 说这种想法让他们多恶心。

And to this hour I have not the faintest notion what he meant, or what joke he thought I had made.

直到现在，我一点也不知道他的意思，或者他认为我开的是什么玩笑。

Tatagatha Buddha, the father Buddha said " With our thoughts, we make the world." Elemental forces caused the egg to hatch.

如来佛祖佛说：“以我们的意念，我们创造世界。”元素力量使蛋孵化。

It was charming to have the quiet streets to walk in, and in his thought he made a whole district the cabinet of his studies, and vowed he would come again.

走在安静的街道上真是太迷人了，在他的想法中，他把整个街区都变成了他的书房，并发誓他会再来。

But some will see it and want to " roller" on by if the thought of 90 degrees makes them sweat with their mind or stomach getting twisted up, or off track or thrown for a loop.

但是有些人会看到它并且想要" 滚动" ，如果90度的想法让他们的思想或者胃变得扭曲，或者偏离轨道或者被抛出一个循环的汗水。

The great philosopher who ruled the Roman Empire, Marcus Aurelius, summed it up in eight words-eight words that can determine your destiny: " Our life is what our thoughts make it" .

统治罗马帝国的伟大哲学家马库斯·奥勒留 (Marcus Aurelius) 用八个词来概括——八个可以决定你命运的词：“Our life is what our thoughts make it”。

Those words are just as true today as they were eighteen centuries ago when Marcus Aurelius first wrote them in his book of Meditations: " Our life is what our thoughts make it" .

这些话在今天和 18 个世纪前一样真实，当时马库斯·奥勒留 (Marcus Aurelius) 在他的《沉思录》一书中首次写道：“我们的生活就是我们的思想所造就的”。

" My dear, " I said, forgetting for the first time to add " young lady, " " what do I care? If he were in hiding twenty times over, would it make one thought of change in you" ?

“亲爱的，” 我说，第一次忘记加上“小姐” ，“我在乎什么？如果他躲了二十次， 你会想到改变吗” ？