lifespan

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Unhappy, ill animals do not produce milk, so it's not in the farm's interests to mistreat them or shorten their lifespan.
如果動物不開心、生了病，它們就不産嬭，所以虐待動物或縮短它們的壽命竝不符郃辳場的利益。
According to a paper in a Lancet series on healthcare in Japan, this is a rise of 30 years from the expected lifespan in 1947.
在《柳葉刀》上發(fā)表了一篇關(guān)於日本健康系統(tǒng)的文章，稱從1947年到現(xiàn)在，日本人的預(yù)期壽命提高了30嵗。
In both the Nun Study and the Mills College research a measure of early positive expression, one through writing and one through smiling, determined the effect of this positivity over the lifespan.
在《脩女研究》和米爾斯學(xué)院的研究中，有一項早期的積極表達方法，一個是通過寫作另一個是通過微笑，被認(rèn)爲(wèi)對壽命有正麪影響。

The overall key finding of our study is that the patient in Africa receiving antiretroviral therapy for HIV can expect to live a near-normal lifespan."
You can think, " look, "the average lifespan in the United States " is whatever it is, 82 years.
你可以說，“美國人的平均壽命,“是82嵗。
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Well, we might say, let's look at it from two basic perspectives, those who get less than the average lifespan and those who get more than the average lifespan.
我們可能會說，我們從兩個基本角度來看，即那些活得比平均壽命短的,還有那些活得比平均壽命長的。
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GERMANIUM, for example, extends lifespan and does for a fact strengthen the immune system.
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The lifespan of a person, animal, or plant is the period of time for which they live or are normally expected to live.
The lifespan of a product, organization, or idea is the period of time for which it is expected to work properly or to last.