Have you told someone about yourself on a first date?

你是否曾在第一次约会时向别人介绍过自己？

Imagine you're telling someone about a flight you took.

想象一下，你正在告诉别人你乘坐的航班情况。

So, you know, why not tell someone about Benjamin on engVid?

你知道，为什么不把engVid的Benjamin告诉某人呢？

Imagine you are telling someone about what you do every day.

想象一下，你正在告诉别人你每天都在做什么。

It’s like when you tell someone about your favorite book.

这就像你告诉别人你最喜欢的书。

No, I c-- you'll tell someone about me.

不 我不 你会告发我的。

But in order to tell someone about your country, you need to be understood.

但是为了向某人介绍您的国家， 您需要被理解。

We have to tell someone about Justin. Like, Mr. Porter.

我们必须找个人说一下贾斯汀的情况 比如波特先生。

I'm starting to think we should tell someone about her-- him-- it.

我觉得我们该告诉别人关于他或她的事了。

We can't lose any more time, but we must tell someone about this poor man.'

我们不能再浪费时间了， 但我们必须告诉别人这个可怜的人。

I wanted to tell someone about the shilling, but I did not know who to tell.

我想告诉别人关于先令的事​​， 但我不知道该告诉谁。

" To blow the whistle" is to tell someone about something that is wrong in your company or organization.

“吹哨子”是指告诉某人您公司或组织中出现的问题。

" To run something by (by) someone" means to tell someone about something in order to get their opinion or reaction.

“To run something by (by) someone”是指将某事告诉某人，以征求他们的意见或反应。

You may decide to " pour out your heart" to a friend. Telling someone about your personal problems can often make you feel better.

你可能决心向朋友倾诉衷肠，告诉别人你的个人问题可能会让你好受些。

It's common for parents to often tell someone about their baby and include how big it was – how much it weighed.

父母经常向别人介绍他们的孩子并包括它有多大——有多重是很常见的。

When you're telling someone about your shopping experience, picture the items that you're looking at or that you were buying, and then refer to them.

当你告诉别人你的购物经历时，想象一下你正在看的或正在买的商品，然后提到它们。

I looked out of a huge window, at that very moment I saw the largest truck in the world, I had to tell someone about this.

我朝着巨大的窗户往外看，就在那时我看到了世界上最大的卡车，我必须告诉所有人这是世界上最大的卡车。

You have descriptive, so say you have a lot of data and you wanted to tell someone about it without giving them all of the data.

你有描述性，所以说你有很多数据， 你想告诉别人这件事而不给他们所有的数据。

Only ten years ago, if we told someone about half of the things that have been covered in the last few Two Minute Papers episodes, we'd have been declared insane.

仅仅十年前，假如我们和某人谈论两分钟论文中涵盖的一半的事情，我们就会被认为是疯了。

If you just read it and consume it, that's not as powerful as reading it, consuming it and then telling someone else about it or sharing it with someone else, OK?

如果你只是读了记住了，就不如你读了，记住了，然后告诉别人你学的内容。