先后次序关系

at this time
First, firstly, to begin with, to start with, in the first place
second, secondly, still, furthermore
third, thirdly, what is more, last, last but not least
also, and then, next, besides, finally
on the one hand, on the other hand
seeing 由于，因为
since then
afterwards 后来; after this
subsequently 后来
following this
formerly 原先以前
befor this
previously
prcceding this
preceding 先前的；originally 最初的； ultimate 最终的，极限的，根本的
simultaneously 同时的 concurrently
at the same time; meanwhile
henceforth 从今以后

I’m an ocean microbiologist at the University of Tennessee, and I want to tell you guys about some microbes that are so strange and wonderful that they’re challenging our assumptions about what life is like on Earth.
So, I have a question. Please raise your hand if you’ve ever thought it would be cool to go to the bottom of the ocean in a submarine? Yes. Most of you, because the oceans are so cool.
Alright, now – please raise your hand if the reason you raised your hand to go to the bottom of the ocean is because it would get you a little bit closer to that exciting mud that’s down there.
(Laughter)
Nobody. I’m the only one in this room.
Well, I think about this all the time. I spend most of my waking hours trying to determine how deep we can go into the Earth and still find something, anything, that’s alive, because we still don’t know the answer to this very basic question about life on Earth.

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broccoli 西兰花； cauliflower 菜花
beets 甜菜( beet的名词复数 )；<美>甜菜根；
asparagus 芦笋
spinach 菠菜
lettuce 生菜包菜
squash/pumpkin 南瓜
a tomato 西红柿
cabbage 白菜
pinto beans 斑豆
chickpeas/garbanzo beans 鹰嘴豆
zucchini 绿皮西葫芦；夏季产南瓜
eggplant 茄子

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