I'm not talking about a specific baking event that's happening now.

我不是在说特定的、现在正在进行的烘焙。

A lot of people also use it to say how excited they are for a specific event.

很多人也用它来表示他们对某一特定事件的兴奋程度。

Sometimes though, phobias might be caused by specific traumatic events, like being confronted by an aggressive raccoon.

有时候某些创伤性事件也可以引起恐怖症，比如遇见一只凶猛的浣熊。

Dissociative amnesia is apparently caused by specific life events and can often be very short-lived.

解离性遗忘症显然是由特定的生活事件引起的，并且通常是非常短暂的。

An event, not an ongoing problem, but a specific event when someone cannot function normally due to stress, depression, or anxiety.

一件事，不是一个持久的问题，而是一个具体的事情让某人承受不住压力沮丧或焦虑。

Climate predictions can forecast average temperatures for decades to come, but they can't tell us what specific weather events to expect.

气候预报可以预测未来数十年的平均温度，但是不能告诉我们具体的天气为何。

They use climate models to determine whether specific events were made worse or more likely by climate change.

他们使用气候模型来确定特定事件是否因气候变化而变得更糟或更有可能发生。

It's just another term for a place, but usually it refers to a place for a specific event.

这只是一个地方的另一个术语，但通常它指的是一个特定事件的地方。

For a long time, scientists thought childhood amnesia occurred because the brains of young children simply couldn't form lasting memories of specific events.

长期以来，科学家们认为童年失忆症是因为幼儿的大脑根本无法形成对特定事件的持久记忆。

Rather than being tied to a specific event, these losses frequently extended over many years, deepening each day in ways that grievers could not register.

这些失去并没有与某一特定事件联系在一起，而是经常延续多年，每天都在以悲痛者无法记录的方式加深。

Sometimes dissociative amnesia targets a specific memory, like a specific violent event, whereas other times it can be more general, wiping out whole decades of memories.

有时心因性遗忘针对的是特定的记忆，比如特定的暴力事件，但也有可能是更普遍的事件，使得数十年的记忆被抹去。

There are two more points to do with corporate crime that I'd like to illustrate with the reference to a specific event which occurred several years ago.

还有两点跟企业犯罪有关，我将以几年前发生的具体案件为例，加以说明。

Once you've got that specific goal in mind, create a plan working backwards with specific events and activities that are going to help you to get there.

只要你心中有了具体的目标，制定一个计划，里面是要做的事情，这能够更好地帮助你达成目标。

So again, what often happens is we use the present perfect to introduce a topic, and then we switch to the past when we start talking about a specific event.

所以，我们经常使用现在完成时来介绍一个话题，然后当我们开始谈论一个具体事件时，我们会切换到过去时。

They are always future events that may occur that threaten us, but terror in the Dark Knight doesn't come from the impact of specific events, it arises from its anticipation.

让我们害怕的永远是未来可能发生的坏事，但《黑暗骑士》中的恐惧并不来自于特定的事件，而是来自对其的预期。

Well... for 3% of the population, the stress doesn't go away, and maybe that stress isn't even brought on by a specific event and is always just sort of always there.

不过对于3%的人来说，压力并不会消失，而且这种压力甚至可能不是因为特定的事出现，就好像就一直存在着。

When you're talking about a definite or a specific event, or time, or situation, or the end of a period of time, for example, like in the first example.

例如，当你谈论一个确定的或特定的事件、时间、情况或一段时间的结束时，就像第一个例子一样。

Because if there's a future event that I know about in the present, this means there must be some coercive force pushing me towards that specific event, rendering my free will useless.

因为如果我现在就知道未来会发生的事情，这就意味着我命中注定不得不走到那一步，那我的自由意志就毫无意义了。

'I could run fast when I was younger.' 'I was able to win a medal.' But we do use 'could' for a specific event, if we use verbs related to senses or thought processes.

“我年轻的时候跑得很快。 ” “我能够赢得一枚奖牌。 ”但是，如果我们使用与感觉或思维过程相关的动词， 我们确实会将“could” 用于特定事件。

You're usually referring to some specific event or situation that is now in the past, and you want to find out whether things went well, whether the situation turned out to be a good one or not.

你通常指的是一些特定的事件或情况， 现在已经过去了， 你想知道事情是否进展顺利，情况是否好转。