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If they grab you, you'll have to follow the on-screen prompts to hammer them in the face and shake them off.
如果他們抓住你，你要按照屏幕上的提示敲打他們的臉，然後將他們從身邊搖晃開。
Using the toolbar, you can open a new hosted browser as well as expand, contract, and clear your on-screen log.
使用工具欄，您可以打開一個(gè)新的托琯瀏覽器，也可以展開、折曡和清除屏幕上的日志記錄。
Follow the on-screen instructions, but don't set a password when prompted, as you will then need to enter the password each time you want to use the key.
請按照屏幕上的說明執(zhí)行相應(yīng)的操作，但是在提示設(shè)置密碼時(shí)，不要進(jìn)行設(shè)置，因爲(wèi)您需要在每次輸入密碼時(shí)使用這個(gè)密鈅。

So you can read on an iPad or a touch-screen tablet, but the e-book readers are less expensive.
Up on the screen, I've got-- I commented it out, but I've got a piece of code that you've seen before, right up here. OK?
我現(xiàn)在在大屏幕上標(biāo)出來的,是你們以前看過的一段代碼,就在這兒？
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Think about the advent of hedge funds -twenty or twenty-five years ago, hedge funds were a blip on the radar screen.
想想對沖基金剛出現(xiàn)時(shí),差不多20或25年前,它就像雷達(dá)屏幕上的一個(gè)小點(diǎn)
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Her hair, makeup and on-screen outfits set fashion trends worldwide and were emulated by millions.
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used to refer to something or someone seen or appearing on a television or computer screen

On-screen means appearing on the screen of a television, cinema, or computer.
On-screen means relating to the roles played by film or television actors, in contrast with their real lives.
On-screen is also an adverb.