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warm的最高级，意思为温暖的。greet的进行时，意思为问候,迎接,招呼hug意思为紧抱;拥抱;怀抱doubtly应该是doubtless，意思为无疑地,必定地separate意思为分隔;分割;使分离;使分散[(+from/into/off/up)]gathered应该是gatherer意思是名词 n.收集者;采集者uncertain意思为不明确的;含糊的;不确定的

doubtful：是指你对某件事存有怀疑，比如你不相信他说的到底是不是真的例如：i"m doubtful with his explanation.suspicious:多半是指怀疑他犯罪。例如：the police sentenced that he"s suspicious.ambiguous:多半是指事情不太明朗，比较暧昧。例如：the result of that affair is not very ambiguous.equivocal:模棱两可的，多半指答案鉴于两个选择之间。例如：the definition of this word is equivocal.祝你好运！

doubtful：是指你对某件事存有怀疑,比如你不相信他说的到底是不是真的 例如：i"m doubtful with his explanation. suspicious:多半是指怀疑他犯罪. 例如：the police sentenced that he"s suspicious. ambiguous:多半是指事情不太明朗,比较暧昧. 例如：the result of that affair is not very ambiguous. equivocal:模棱两可的,多半指答案鉴于两个选择之间. 例如：the definition of this word is equivocal.

doubtful：是指你对某件事存有怀疑,比如你不相信他说的到底是不是真的 例如：i"m doubtful with his explanation. suspicious:多半是指怀疑他犯罪. 例如：the police sentenced that he"s suspicious. ambiguous:多半是指事情不太明朗,比较暧昧. 例如：the result of that affair is not very ambiguous. equivocal:模棱两可的,多半指答案鉴于两个选择之间. 例如：the definition of this word is equivocal.

matlab中double是强制类型转换语句，将其它形式的数组转换为double类型。例如：symsxequ=1+x-4;y=solve(equ);此时解出的y是一个syms类型变量3、用double(y)可以将y转变为double类型变量3，从而可以带入下一步继续进行计算。

我是你的double的意思：两倍。double英 [ˈdʌbl]   美 [ˈdʌbl]  adj.双重的；双的；两倍的；加倍的；成双的；成对的；供两者用的；双人的。adv.双重地；两倍地；成对地；弓身地。n.两倍；两倍数；两倍量；一杯双份的烈酒；酷似的人；极相似的对应物。v.(使）加倍；是…的两倍；把…对折；折叠；以二垒打使上二垒；击出二垒安打。Double the expected number of people came to the meeting.出席会议的人数比预期的多一倍。Is that a single or a double you want?你要的是单人房间还是双人房间？We need double the amount we already have.我们需要现有数量的两倍。

double是双精度浮点类型sizeof(double)是返回double类型的字节长度(double*)是把malloc返回的void*指针转换为double*型指针，然后才能赋值给x这个句子就是分配一个长度为n+1的double型数组，并把数组头地址赋给x

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双精度浮点数 就是储存小鼠用的

double是指双精度浮点数类型

constdoublea=1.0;这种表示a是一个常量的double类型。也就是你这样constdoublea=1.0;以后。不能令a=2.0了，因为a是常量，不允许改变。

double是指双精度浮点数类型。float指单精度浮点数类型。它们的区别是精度的不同，double类型的精度约等于float的两倍。精度指精确到小数点后多少位。都是用来声明变量或常量类型的。

它的意思是定义一个双精度浮点型数据。double是指双精度浮点数类型。float指单精度浮点数类型。它们的区别是精度的不同，double类型的精度约等于float的两倍。精度指精确到小数点后多少位。都是用来声明变量或常量类型的。

doubleKK: []DJ: []a.[Z]1. 两倍的;加倍的I"ll give you double pay for working overtime.你加班我付你双倍工钱。2. 双的;成双的;双层的3. 两人用的,双人的We reserved a double room.我们订了一间双人房。4. (意义、标准等)双重的The date had a double significance.那个日子有双重意义。5. 两面派的,表里不一的That man has a double tongue.那人说话不老实。6. (花)重瓣的ad.1. 双倍地;加倍地Be double careful when you cross the street.你过街时要加倍小心。2. 双重地3. 双双地We used to ride double on Nancy"s horse.我们过去常常两人同骑南茜的马。n.1. 两倍(数或量),加倍[C][U]His pay is the double of mine.他的薪资是我的两倍。2. 酷似的人[C]John is the double of his father.约翰长得酷似他父亲。3. 替角演员;替身[C]Two doubles were employed for this scene.拍这个场面雇用了两个替角。4. (赛马等的)复式下注,二重彩[C]5. (桥牌)叫加倍[C]6. (掷标戏)双倍(掷)[C]7. 【棒】二垒安打[C]8. 急转弯;折回[C]9. (旅馆的)双人房间10. (网球等的)双打[P]vt.1. 使加倍;是...的两倍The population of Japan doubles that of Canada.日本的人口是加拿大的两倍。2. 把...对折[( back/over)];握紧(拳头)He doubled his slice of bread to make a sandwich.他将一片面包对折做成三明治。3. 替代...演出;兼演(两角)4. 绕过(海岬等)航行vi.1. 变成两倍;增加一倍The child birthrate in that area has doubled.该地区的婴儿出生率已经增加了一倍。2. (桥牌)叫加倍3. 跑步4. 往回跑;曲折迂回( back)The fox doubled back to avoid capture.狐狸顺原路折回以避免被捕获。5. 替代演出[( for)];兼演(两角)[( as)]Mary, who played the part of the dancer, doubled as her mother.扮演舞蹈家的玛丽同时兼演她的妈妈。6. 【棒】击出二垒安打

double-digit英文发音：[ˌdʌbl ˈdɪdʒɪt]中文释义：adj.两位数的例句：Both men and women can expect to have double-digit numbers of jobs in their lifetimes.男性和女性都一生中做过的工作数量都达到了两位数。词汇解析：1、double英文发音：[ˈdʌbl]中文释义：adj.两倍的;加倍的;双的;成双的;成对的;供两者用的;双人的例句：Not only do they give me double coupons.他们不光给我两倍的优惠券。2、digit英文发音：[ˈdɪdʒɪt]中文释义：n.(从 0 到 9 的任何一个)数字，数位;手指;拇指;脚趾例句：Her telephone number differs from mine by one digit.她的电话号码和我的只差一个数字。扩展资料double的用法：1、double用作形容词的基本意思是“双的”,其所修饰的名词一般为单数。2、double常用来表示倍数,后面可接名词、数词、代词,在double与被修饰的名词之间有时还可用定冠词the或物主代词。3、double还可指在同类比赛中“两次获奖”,此时一般用单数形式,且其前有定冠词。4、double作“是…的两倍”“兼任”解时,如果所接的宾语是可数名词,要用复数形式; 作“折叠”解时,即使宾语是可数名词,但也要用单数形式,因为折叠起来后仍然是一个。

两位数的意思

double是双倍的意思。double含义：adj. 双重的；成双的；两倍的。v. 翻一番；使 ... 加倍。n. 两倍；双份。例句：I ordered the coffee in double before you come.你来之前我点了双份咖啡。double和float的区别：1、在内存中占有的字节数不同：单精度浮点数在机内存占4个字节，双精度浮点数在机内存占8个字节。2、有效数字位数不同：单精度浮点数有效数字8位，双精度浮点数有效数字16位。3、数值取值范围：单精度浮点数的表示范围: -3.40E+38~3.40E+38，双精度浮点数的表示范围: -1.79E+ 308~-1.79E+308。4、在程中处理速度不同：一般来说, CPU处理单精度浮点数的速度比处理双精度浮点数快，如果不声明,默认小数为double类型,所以如果要用float的话,必须进行强转。

一模一样的意思。类似于She is your double，实际意思是：她长得和你几乎一模一样（那可能是皮卡丘失散多年的胞妹皮卡乒）。double的基本意思是“对折起来”。引申可指“折回”“掉头”,还可指“是…的两倍”“使加倍”等。另外, double还可表示在剧中“扮演两种角色”或“担任某角色的替身”。double可用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语; 用作不及物动词时,常与as, for等介词连用,还常与back, up等副词连用。double作“是…的两倍”“兼任”解时,如果所接的宾语是可数名词,要用复数形式; 作“折叠”解时,即使宾语是可数名词,但也要用单数形式,因为折叠起来后仍然是一个。double可用于被动结构。相关词组：double along 弯得低低的,全副武装。double back 把…对折,循原路折回。double the map back 将地图对折。double in 向内折叠。double over 折起,(使)弯下身子。double sb over (使)某人弯下身。

double意思为一对，一双；双重地；酷似的人；把...对折；变成两倍；增加一倍。double可作形容词、副词、动词用。double（双精度浮点型）是计算机使用的一种资料型别。比起单精度浮点数(float)，double(双精度浮点数)使用64位（8字节）来储存一个浮点数。它可以表示十进制的15或16位有效数字，负值取值范围为-1.7976E+308到-4.94065645841246544E-324，正值取值范围为4.94065645841246544E-324到1.797693E+308一站式出国留学攻略 http://www.offercoming.com

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一对。double用作形容词的基本意思是双的，双份，其所修饰的名词一般为单数。double常用来表示倍数，后面可接名词、数词、代词，在double与被修饰的名词之间有时还可用定冠词the或物主代词。double作名词的基本意思是两倍，双份，引申可作极相似的替身演员赛马中的复式下注解，也可指网球等的双打，此时一般用复数形式。还可指在同类比赛中两次获奖，此时一般用单数形式，且其前有定冠词。double是一个英语单词，意为一对，一双，双重地，酷似的人，把什么对折，变成两倍，增加一倍。

double英语是两倍的意思。adj，两倍的，成对的，花重瓣的，供两人用的，双重的，n，极相似的对应物，替身，供双人用的事物，双倍，双打，双料冠军，棒球，二垒安打，C语言的双精度浮点数，v，加倍，对折，det，是……的两倍。double的双语例句Please give me a double drinks，请给我双份饮料，Double the wager, please，请加倍赌注，The company commander ordered his men to double，连长命令他的手下以两倍速前进，Double the quilt to make room for this girl，把被子对叠，给这个女孩腾出地方。I am double the height of this child，我的身高是这个小孩的两倍，His score will count double，他的分数会加倍，This child is a double of his father，这个小孩就是他父亲的翻版。

double是一个英语单词，意为一对，一双，双重地，酷似的人，把对折，变成两倍，增加一倍，可作形容词、副词、动词用。double双精度浮点型是计算机使用的一种资料型别。比起单精度浮点数float，double双精度浮点数使用64位8字节来储存一个浮点数。它可以表示十进制的15或16位有效数字。double含义说明double是双倍精度浮点数，其内部采用64位2进制存储的浮点数，其中1位表示正负的符号位，11位存储指数，52位存储尾数。因为double的尾数是float尾数两倍多，顾称为双倍精度浮点数，这就是double的由来。double不仅尾数长，指数位也大，所以double的表示的范围非常大，利用double完全可以轻松处理宇宙级别的数字。由于double范围足够大所以Java就不再需要更大的数据类型了。

double 英[ˈdʌbl] 美[ˈdʌbəl] adj. 双的; 两倍的; 两面派的; 双人用的; vt. 使加倍; 把…对折; 重复; vi. 加倍，加倍努力; 快步走; [例句]The government committed a double blunder政府重蹈覆辙。[其他] 第三人称单数：doubles 复数：doubles 现在分词：doubling过去式：doubled 过去分词：doubled

主要有下面几个区别，手册上的，希望能帮到你1、变量类型不同float属于单精度型浮点数据。double属于双精度型浮点数据。2、指数范围不同float的指数范围为-127~128。double而double的指数范围为-1023~10243、表达式指数位不同float的表达式为1bit（符号位）+8bits（指数位）+23bits（尾数位）double的表达式为1bit（符号位）+ 11bits（指数位）+ 52bits（尾数位）4、占用内存空间不同float占4个字节（32位）内存空间，其数值范围为3.4E-38～3.4E+38。double占8 个字节（64位）内存空间，其数值范围为1.7E-308～1.7E+308。5、有效位数不同float只能提供七位有效数字。double可提供16位有效数字。

double是指双精度浮点数类型。float指单精度浮点数类型。它们的区别是精度的不同，double类型的精度约等于float的两倍。精度指精确到小数点后多少位。都是用来声明变量或常量类型的。

double是双精度浮点数，变量的存储空间要比float占用的多，浮点数表示的精度要更准确。

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double是c语言中的双精度浮点数类型，用来表示实数。1定义：doublevar_name;这样定义一个名字为var_name的double类型变量。2赋值：var_name=100.325;同其它类型的赋值语句一样，对var_name赋值用=运算符，右侧可以是任意表达式。3输入：scanf("%lf",&var_name);%lf格式符号对应double,可以用来对double类型输入，以下输出类似。4输出：printf("%lf",var_name);

Double是代表了数字的类型-----小数.你在定义变量时候使用. 例如:Dim dblX As Double dblX=5.33333 其他代表数字类型的有:Integer(整数),Double(小数),Decimal(小数)等等 Double范围极广,且后面可以跟小数点. 其实Double 和Decimal用法一样,都代表小数.但是Decimal比Double范围小,且精确很多.

double意思是：双重的。在爱情方面寓意要双方共同付出。重点词汇：double英［＇dʌbl］释义：adj.两倍的，双的；供两人用的；双重的；（花）重瓣的；（多米诺骨牌）两边点数相同的；低八度的adv.两倍地v.加倍；对折；击出二垒安打；兼任；握紧；兼奏，重复（一个音符）n.两倍，两倍量；酷似的人；替身演员；卧室；双打det.是……两倍pron.双倍数（或量）［复数：doubles；第三人称单数：doubles；现在分词：doubling；过去式：doubled；过去分词：doubled］短语：double bass低音提琴；低音大提琴；倍低音提琴词语使用变化：doubleadj.（形容词）1、double用作形容词的基本意思是“双的”，其所修饰的名词一般为单数。2、double常用来表示倍数，后面可接名词、数词、代词，在double与被修饰的名词之间有时还可用定冠词the或物主代词。

双精度

matlab中double是强制类型转换语句，将其它形式的数组转换为double类型。例如：symsxequ=1+x-4;y=solve(equ);此时解出的y是一个syms类型变量3、用double(y)可以将y转变为double类型变量3，从而可以带入下一步继续进行计算。

double 是双精度浮点数，它占用8个字节内存。

double 英[ˈdʌbl] 美[ˈdʌbəl]adj. 双的; 两倍的; 两面派的; 双人用的;vt. 使加倍; 把…对折; 重复;vi. 加倍，加倍努力; 快步走;[例句]The government committed a double blunder政府重蹈覆辙。[其他] 第三人称单数：doubles 复数：doubles 现在分词：doubling 过去式：doubled 过去分词：doubled

n. 两倍；双精度型adj. 双重的；两倍的vi. 加倍，加倍努力；快步走vt. 使加倍adv. 双重地；两倍地；弓身地n. (Double)人名；(法)杜布勒；(英)道布尔短语:1.double dribble 两次运球 ; 二次运球 ; 双运球 ; 为违例2.double salt [无化] 复盐 ; 重盐 ; 双盐3.Double degree 双联学制 ; 双学位 ; 双博士学位 ; 双联学位例句：The output is double that of last year. 产量比去年增加一倍。The price of eggs has stiffened to double its original one. 鸡蛋的价格已上涨到原来的两倍。I paid only ￡2 for this old book and Mr. Smith offered me double for it. 我仅花两英磅买了这本旧书， 史密斯先生愿加倍付钱向我购买。

1、double，英[ˈdʌbl]，美[ˈdʌbl]。 2、adj.两倍的; 加倍的; 双的; 成双的; 成对的; 供两者用的; 双人的; 3、adv.双重地; 两倍地; 成对地; 弓身地; 4、n.两倍; 两倍数; 两倍量; 一杯双份的烈酒; 酷似的人; 极相似的对应物; 5、v.(使)加倍; 是…的两倍; 把…对折; 折叠; 以二垒打使上二垒; 击出二垒安打; 6、[例句]Double the expected number of people came to the meeting.出席会议的人数比预期的多一倍。

double意思如下所示：adj. 双重的；成双的；两倍的v. 翻一番；使...加倍n. 两倍；双份短语：double back 把…对折，循原路折回double the map back 将地图对折double in 向内折叠double over 折起，（使）弯下身子double sb over (使）某人弯下身单词用法：double可用作不及物动词，也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时，接名词或代词作宾语；用作不及物动词时，常与as, for等介词连用，还常与back, up等副词连用。double作“是…的两倍”“兼任”解时，如果所接的宾语是可数名词，要用复数形式；作“折叠”解时，即使宾语是可数名词，但也要用单数形式，因为折叠起来后仍然是一个。

双重

double是计算机语言的一个类型，即双精度浮点型。作用是表示数据的时候比较准确一些。介绍：双精度浮点型，此数据类型与单精度数据类型(float)相似，但精确度比float高，编译时所占的内存空间依不同的编译器而有所不同，是double float数据类型，C/C++中表示实型变量的一种变量类型。定义：此数据类型与单精度数据类型(float)相似，但精确度比float高，编译时所占的内存空间依不同的编译器而有所不同，通常情况，单精度浮点数占4字节（32位）内存空间，其数值范围为-3.4E38～3.4E+38,；双精度型占8 个字节（64位）内存空间，其数值范围为-1.7E308～1.7E+308。声明double 类型的变量：double puotient。初始化double 类型的变量：puotient = 5.621456873;double puotinet = 5.62。概括：C语言中,双精度浮点(double)型，占8 个字节（64位）内存空间。其数值范围为-1.7E308～1.7E+308，双精度完全保证的有效数字是15位，16位只是部分数值有保证，而单精度保证7位有效数字，部分数值有8位有效数。浮点型从狭义上说就是科学记数法。双精度，即 double 。 double有二，两个的意思。

double意思：双重的；双的；两倍的；加倍的；成双的；成对的；供两者用的；双人的；一倍。例句：1、Double the expected number of people came to the meeting. 出席会议的人数比预期的多一倍。2、We should get double the money. 我们应该得到两倍的钱。3、We need double the amount we already have. 我们需要现有数量的两倍。4、My number is six o double three. 我的号码是六零三三。5、If we can do, like, a double in one day, why wait until the next day. 我们如果可以在一天里做两倍的事情，又何必等到第二天。

double是双倍的意思。读音：英[ˈdʌbl]，美[ˈdʌbl]。释义：adj. 两倍的；成对的；（花）重瓣的；供两人用的；双重的。n. 极相似的对应物；替身；供双人用的事物；双倍； （复数）双打（尤指网球）；（在同一赛季或年份两次获胜的）双料冠军；（棒球）二垒安打；（C语言的）双精度浮点数。v. 加倍；对折。det. 是……的两倍。adv. 双重地；重叠的。pron. 双倍数（或量）。n. （Double）（美）杜布勒（人名）。变形：过去式，doubled。过去分词，doubled。现在分词，doubling。第三人称单数，doubles。复数，doubles。double造句。1、Please give me a double drinks.请给我双份饮料。2、Double the wager, please.请加倍赌注。3、The company commander ordered his men to double.连长命令他的手下以两倍速前进。

double boiled soup ：双煮的汤

Casey Gerald: The gospel of doubt | TED Talk There we were, souls and bodies packed into a Texas church on the last night of our lives. Packed into a room just like this, but with creaky wooden pews draped in worn-down red fabric, with an organ to my left and a choir at my back and a baptism pool built into the wall behind them. A room like this, nonetheless. With the same great feelings of suspense, the same deep hopes for salvation, the same sweat in the palms and the same people in the back not paying attention. This was December 31,1999, the night of the Second Coming of Christ, and the end of the world as I knew it. I had turned 12 that year and had reached the age of accountability. And once I stopped complaining about how unfair it was that Jesus would return as soon as I had to be accountable for all that I had done, I figured I had better get my house in order very quickly. So I went to church as often as I could. I listened for silence as anxiously as one might listen for noise, trying to be sure that the Lord hadn"t pulled a fast one on me and decided to come back early. And just in case he did, I built a backup plan, by reading the "Left Behind" books that were all the rage at the time. And I found in their pages that if I was not taken in the rapture at midnight, I had another shot. All I had to do was avoid taking the mark of the beast, fight off demons, plagues and the Antichrist himself. It would be hard --but I knew I could do it.Why was December 31,1999 significant to Gerald? He thought Jesus would return on this date. Why does Gerald use humor in his presentation ? to engage the audience How does Gerald describe the life behind the books? They were very popular at the time. By reaching the age of accountability, Gerald had to start taking  the responsibility for his behavior. When he reach the age of accountability, he had to take the responsibility for all he had done. But planning time was over now. It was 11:50 pm. We had 10 minutes left, and my pastor called us out of the pews and down to the altar because he wanted to be praying when midnight struck. So every faction of the congregation took its place. The choir stayed in the choir stand, the deacons and their wives -- or the Baptist Bourgeoisie as I like to call them --took the first position in front of the altar. You see, in America, even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section. And right behind the Baptist Bourgeoisie were the elderly -- these men and women whose young backs had been bent under hot suns in the cotton fields of East Texas, and whose skin seemed to be burnt a creaseless noble brown, just like the clay of East Texas, and whose hopes and dreams for what life might become outside of East Texas had sometimes been bent and broken even further than their backs. Yes, these men and women were the stars of the show for me. They had waited their whole lives for this moment, just as their medieval predecessors had longed for the end of the world, and just as my grandmother waited for the Oprah Winfrey Show to come on Channel 8 every day at 4 o"clock. And as she made her way to the altar, I snuck right in behind her, because I knew for sure that my grandmother was going to heaven. And I thought that if I held on to her hand during this prayer, I might go right on with her. So I held on and I closed my eyes to listen, to wait. And the prayers got louder. And the shouts of response to the call of the prayer went up higher even still. And the organ rolled on in to add the dirge. And the heat came on to add to the sweat. And my hand gripped firmer, so I wouldn"t be the one left in the field. My eyes clenched tighter so I wouldn"t see the wheat being separated from the chaff. And then a voice rang out above us: "Amen."What does Gerald suggest by in America even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section? American society is obsessed with class and social status. Gerald believed that if he held onto his grandmother"s hand as she prayed he would go to heaven. It was over. I looked at the clock. It was after midnight. I looked at the elder believers whose savior had not come, who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment, who had believed too much and for too long to start doubting now. But I was upset on their behalf . They had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled, and I had gone right along with them. I had prayed their prayers, I had yielded not to temptation as best I could. I had dipped my head not once, but twice in that snot-inducing baptism pool. I had believed. Now what? I got home just in time to turn on the television and watch Peter Jennings announce the new millennium as it rolled in around the world. It struck me that it would have been strange anyway, for Jesus to come back again and again based on the different time zones. And this made me feel even more ridiculous -- hurt, really. But there on that night, I did not stop believing. I just believed a new thing: that it was possible not to believe. It was possible the answers I had were wrong, that the questions themselves were wrong. And now, where there was once a mountain of certitude, there was, running right down to its foundation, a spring of doubt, a spring that promised rivers. I can trace the whole drama of my life back to that night in that church when my savior did not come for me; when the thing I believed most certainly turned out to be, if not a lie, then not quite the truth. And even though most of you prepared for Y2K in a very different way, I"m convinced that you are here because some part of you has done the same thing that I have done since the dawn of this new century, since my mother left and my father stayed away and my Lord refused to come. And I held out my hand, reaching for something to believe in.Why did Gerald tell his church story at the beginning of the talk? to show the first time his beliefs changed What would have been strange if Jesus had actually come back? He would have had to come back several times. I looked at the elder believers who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment. I held on when I arrived at Yale at 18, with the faith that my journey from Oak Cliff, Texas was a chance to leave behind all the challenges I had known, the broken dreams and broken bodies I had seen. But when I found myself back home one winter break, with my face planted in the floor, my hands tied behind my back and a burglar"s gun pressed to my head, I knew that even the best education couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up at Lehman Brothers as an intern in 2008. So hopeful that I called home to inform my family that we"d never be poor again. But as I witnessed this temple of finance come crashing down before my eyes, I knew that even the best job couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up in Washington DC as a young staffer, who had heard a voice call out from Illinois, saying, "It"s been a long time coming, but in this election, change has come to America." But as the Congress ground to a halt and the country ripped at the seams and hope and change began to feel like a cruel joke, I knew that even the political second coming could not save me. I had knelt faithfully at the altar of the American Dream, praying to the gods of my time of success, and money, and power. But over and over again, midnight struck, and I opened my eyes to see that all of these gods were dead. And from that graveyard, I began the search once more, not because I was brave, but because I knew that I would either believe or I would die.What do Gerald to experience in college at his job and working for the government reinforce? the prevalence of doubt in his life What does Gerald mean by these golds were dead? He couldn"t find meaning in education, success, or power. By going to college, he thought he would be able to escape from his problems. So I took a pilgrimage to yet another mecca, Harvard Business School -- this time, knowing that I could not simply accept the salvation that it claimed to offer. No, I knew there"d be more work to do. The work began in the dark corner of a crowded party, in the late night of an early, miserable Cambridge winter, when three friends and I asked a question that young folks searching for something real have asked for a very long time: "What if we took a road trip?" We didn"t know where"d we go or how we"d get there, but we knew we had to do it. Because all our lives we yearned, as Jack Kerouac wrote, to "sneak out into the night and disappear somewhere," and go find out what everybody was doing all over the country. So even though there were other voices who said that the risk was too great and the proof too thin, we went on anyhow. We went on 8,000 miles across America in the summer of 2013, through the cow pastures of Montana, through the desolation of Detroit, through the swamps of New Orleans, where we found and worked with men and women who were building small businesses that made purpose their bottom line. And having been trained at the West Point of capitalism, this struck us as a revolutionary idea. And this idea spread, growing into a nonprofit called MBAs Across America, a movement that landed me here on this stage today. It spread because we found a great hunger in our generation for purpose, for meaning. It spread because we found countless entrepreneurs in the nooks and crannies of America who were creating jobs and changing lives and who needed a little help. But if I"m being honest, it also spread because I fought to spread it. There was no length to which I would not go to preach this gospel, to get more people to believe that we could bind the wounds of a broken country, one social business at a time. But it was this journey of evangelism that led me to the rather different gospel that I"ve come to share with you today.Why did the organization spread? It focused on purpose. As a result of Gerald"s road trip he found an idea he could believe in. It began one evening almost a year ago at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, at a gala for alumni of Harvard Business School. Under a full-size replica of a whale, I sat with the titans of our time as they celebrated their peers and their good deeds. There was pride in a room where net worth and assets under management surpassed half a trillion dollars. We looked over all that we had made, and it was good. But it just so happened, two days later, I had to travel up the road to Harlem, where I found myself sitting in an urban farm that had once been a vacant lot, listening to a man named Tony tell me of the kids that showed up there every day. All of them lived below the poverty line. Many of them carried all of their belongings in a backpack to avoid losing them in a homeless shelter. Some of them came to Tony"s program, called Harlem Grown, to get the only meal they had each day. Tony told me that he started Harlem Grown with money from his pension , after 20 years as a cab driver. He told me that he didn"t give himself a salary , because, despite success, the program struggled for resources. He told me that he would take any help that he could get. And I was there as that help. But as I left Tony, I felt the sting and salt of tears welling up in my eyes. I felt the weight of revelation that I could sit in one room on one night, where a few hundred people had half a trillion dollars, and another room, two days later, just 50 blocks up the road, where a man was going without a salary to get a child her only meal of the day.What contrast does Gerald draw between Harvard Business and Tony? Tony has sacrificed more despite having less than the alumni. And it wasn"t the glaring inequality that made me want to cry, it wasn"t the thought of hungry, homeless kids, it wasn"t rage toward the one percent or pity toward the 99. No, I was disturbed because I had finally realized that I was the dialysis for a country that needed a kidney transplant. I realized that my story stood in for all those who were expected to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, even if they didn"t have any boots;  that my organization stood in for all the structural, systemic help that never went to Harlem or Appalachia or the Lower 9th Ward;  that my voice stood in for all those voices that seemed too unlearned, too unwashed, too unaccommodated. And the shame of that, that shame washed over me like the shame of sitting

There we were, souls and bodies packed into a Texas church on the last night of our lives. Packed into a room just like this, but with creaky wooden pews draped in worn-down red fabric, with an organ to my left and a choir at my back and a baptism pool built into the wall behind them. A room like this, nonetheless. With the same great feelings of suspense, the same deep hopes for salvation, the same sweat in the palms and the same people in the back not paying attention. This was December 31,1999, the night of the Second Coming of Christ, and the end of the world as I knew it. I had turned 12 that year and had reached the age of accountability. And  once I  stopped complaining about  how unfair it was that Jesus would  return  as soon as I had to be  accountable for all that I had done, I  figured I had better get my house in order very quickly. So I went to church as often as I could. I listened for silence as anxiously as one might listen for noise, trying to be sure that the Lord hadn"t pulled a fast one on me and decided to come back early. And just in case he did, I built a backup plan, by reading the "Left Behind" books that were all the rage at the time. And I found in their pages that if I was not taken in the rapture at midnight, I had another shot. All I had to do was avoid taking the mark of the beast, fight off demons, plagues and the Antichrist himself. It would be hard --but I knew I could do it.But planning time was over now. It was 11:50 pm. We had 10 minutes left, and my pastor called us out of the pews and down to the altar because he wanted to be praying when midnight struck. So every faction of the congregation took its place. The choir stayed in the choir stand, the deacons and their wives -- or the Baptist Bourgeoisie as I like to call them --took the first position in front of the altar. You see, in America, even the Second Coming of Christ has a VIP section. And right behind the Baptist Bourgeoisie were the elderly -- these men and women whose young backs had been bent under hot suns in the cotton fields of East Texas, and whose skin seemed to be burnt a creaseless noble brown, just like the clay of East Texas, and whose hopes and dreams for what life might become outside of East Texas had sometimes been bent and broken even further than their backs. Yes, these men and women were the stars of the show for me. They had waited their whole lives for this moment, just as their medieval predecessors had longed for the end of the world, and just as my grandmother waited for the Oprah Winfrey Show to come on Channel 8 every day at 4 o"clock. And as she made her way to the altar, I snuck right in behind her, because I knew for sure that my grandmother was going to heaven. And I thought that if I held on to her hand during this prayer, I might go right on with her. So I held on and I closed my eyes to listen, to wait. And the prayers got louder. And the shouts of response to the call of the prayer went up higher even still. And the organ rolled on in to add the dirge. And the heat came on to add to the sweat. And my hand gripped firmer, so I wouldn"t be the one left in the field. My eyes clenched tighter so I wouldn"t see the wheat being separated from the chaff. And then a voice rang out above us: "Amen."It was over. I looked at the clock. It was after midnight. I looked at the elder believers whose savior had not come, who were too proud to show any signs of disappointment, who had believed too much and for too long to start doubting now. But I was upset on their behalf . They had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled, and I had gone right along with them. I had prayed their prayers, I had yielded not to temptation as best I could. I had dipped my head not once, but twice in that snot-inducing baptism pool. I had believed. Now what? I got home just in time to turn on the television and watch Peter Jennings announce the new millennium as it rolled in around the world. It struck me that it would have been strange anyway, for Jesus to come back again and again based on the different time zones. And this made me feel even more ridiculous -- hurt, really. But there on that night, I did not stop believing. I just believed a new thing: that it was possible not to believe. It was possible the answers I had were wrong, that the questions themselves were wrong. And now, where there was once a mountain of certitude, there was, running right down to its foundation, a spring of doubt, a spring that promised rivers. I can trace the whole drama of my life back to that night in that church when my savior did not come for me; when the thing I believed most certainly turned out to be, if not a lie, then not quite the truth. And even though most of you  prepared  for Y2K in a very different way, I"m  convinced  that you are here because some part of you has done the  same  thing that I have done  since  the dawn of this new century, since my mother left and my father  stayed  away and my Lord  refused  to come. And I held out my hand, reaching for something to believe in. I held on when I arrived at Yale at 18, with the faith that my journey from Oak Cliff, Texas was a chance to leave behind all the challenges I had known, the broken dreams and broken bodies I had seen. But when I found myself back home one winter break, with my face planted in the floor, my hands tied behind my back and a burglar"s gun pressed to my head, I knew that even the best education couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up at Lehman Brothers as an intern in 2008. So hopeful that I called home to inform my family that we"d never be poor again. But as I witnessed this temple of finance come crashing down before my eyes, I knew that even the best job couldn"t save me. I held on when I showed up in Washington DC as a young staffer, who had heard a voice call out from Illinois, saying, "It"s been a long time coming, but in this election, change has come to America." But as the Congress ground to a halt and the country ripped at the seams and hope and change began to feel like a cruel joke, I knew that even the political second coming could not save me. I had knelt faithfully at the altar of the American Dream, praying to the gods of my time of success, and money, and power. But  over and over again, midnight struck, and I opened my eyes to see that all of these gods were dead. And from that graveyard, I began the search once more, not because I was brave, but because I knew that I would either believe or I would die. So I took a pilgrimage to yet another mecca, Harvard Business School -- this time, knowing that I could not simply accept the salvation that it claimed to offer. No, I knew there"d be more work to do. The work began in the dark corner of a crowded party, in the late night of an early, miserable Cambridge winter, when three friends and I asked a question that young folks searching for something real have asked for a very long time: "What if we took a road trip?" We didn"t know where"d we go or how we"d get there, but we knew we had to do it. Because all our lives we yearned, as Jack Kerouac wrote, to "sneak out into the night and disappear somewhere," and go find out what everybody was doing all over the country. So even though there were other voices who said that the risk was too great and the proof too thin, we went on anyhow. We went on 8,000 miles across America in the summer of 2013, through the cow pastures of Montana, through the desolation of Detroit, through the swamps of New Orleans, where we found and worked with men and women who were building small businesses that made purpose their bottom line. And having been trained at the West Point of capitalism, this struck us as a revolutionary idea. And this idea spread, growing into a nonprofit called MBAs Across America, a movement that landed me here on this stage today. It spread because we found a great hunger in our generation for purpose, for meaning. It spread because we found countless entrepreneurs in the nooks and crannies of America who were creating jobs and changing lives and who needed a little help. But if I"m being honest, it also spread because I fought to spread it. There was no length to which I would not go to preach this gospel, to get more people to believe that we could bind the wounds of a broken country, one social business at a time. But it was this journey of evangelism that led me to the rather different gospel that I"ve come to share with you today. It began one evening almost a year ago at the Museum of Natural History in New York City, at a gala for alumni of Harvard Business School. Under a full-size replica of a whale, I sat with the titans of our time as they celebrated their peers and their good deeds. There was pride in a room where net worth and assets under management surpassed half a trillion dollars. We looked over all that we had made, and it was good. But it just so happened, two days later, I had to travel up the road to Harlem, where I found myself sitting in an urban farm that had once been a vacant lot, listening to a man named Tony tell me of the kids that showed up there every day. All of them lived below the poverty line. Many of them carried all of their belongings in a backpack to avoid losing them in a homeless shelter. Some of them came to Tony"s program, called Harlem Grown, to get the only meal they had each day. Tony told me that he  started  Harlem Grown with money from his  pension , after 20 years as a cab driver. He told me that he  didn"t  give himself a  salary , because, despite  success, the program  struggled  for resources. He told me that he would take any help that he could get. And I was there as that help. But as I left Tony, I felt the sting and salt of tears welling up in my eyes. I felt the weight of revelation that I could sit in one room on one night, where a few hundred people had half a trillion dollars, and another room, two days later, just 50 blocks up the road, where a man was going without a salary to get a child her only meal of the day. And it wasn"t the glaring inequality that made me want to cry, it wasn"t the thought of hungry, homeless kids, it wasn"t rage toward the one percent or pity toward the 99. No, I was disturbed because I had finally realized that I was the dialysis for a country that needed a kidney transplant. I realized that my story stood in for all those who were expected to pick themselves up by their bootstraps, even if they didn"t have any boots;  that my organization stood in for all the structural, systemic help that never went to Harlem or Appalachia or the Lower 9th Ward;  that my voice stood in for all those voices that seemed too unlearned, too unwashed, too unaccommodated. And the shame of that, that shame washed over me like the shame of sitting in front of the television, watching Peter Jennings announce the new millennium again and again and again. I had been duped, hoodwinked, bamboozled.  But this time, the false savior was me. You see, I"ve come a long way from that altar on the night I thought the world would end,  from a world where people spoke in tongues and saw suffering as a necessary act of God and took a text to be infallible truth. Yes, I"ve come so far that I"m right back where I started. Because it simply is not true to say that we live in an age of disbelief -- no, we believe today just as much as any time that came before. Some of us may believe in the prophecy of Brené Brown or Tony Robbins. We may believe in the bible of The New Yorker or the Harvard Business Review. We may believe most deeply when we worship right here at the church of TED, but we desperately want to believe, we need to believe. We speak in the tongues of charismatic leaders that promise to solve all our problems. We  see  suffering  as  a necessary  act  of the capitalism that is our god, we  take  the text of technological progress to be infallible truth. And we  hardly  realize the human price we pay  when  we fail to question one brick, because we fear it  might  shake our whole foundation. But if you are disturbed by the unconscionable things that we have come to accept, then it must be questioning time. So I have not a gospel of disruption or innovation or a triple bottom line. I do not have a gospel of faith to share with you today, in fact. I have and I offer a gospel of doubt. The gospel of doubt does not ask that you stop believing, it asks that you believe a new

double whale双鲸

可以的doubledegree现在dualdegree用的比较多combineddegrees最学术combineddegreesofB.A.andBachelorofeconomics就可以了英语文学士是BachelorofArts简写B.A.

allowancefordoubtfuldebts是津贴的呆坏帐是负债类科目应付职工薪酬的备抵帐户某些应收账收不回来了，就是坏帐，而一共公司里会根据往年的数据或经验，会算出今年大概会有多少坏帐，然后创建一个allowanceforD.D的账户，就是provision,即accountreceivable的反向账户（contraaccount）,亦称抵消账户

Allowance for doubtful accounts坏账准备呆帐备抵备抵呆帐例句:1.Thus, an adjusting entry is needed to increase the allowance for doubtful accounts fromits present level to$ 5. 因此，需要有一个调整会计分录将坏账准备账户从当时水平提高到5美元。2.The future is too doubtful for us to make plans. 未来的形势还很不明朗，我们难以制定计划。3.No provision for doubtful debts shall be withdrawn on the trust loans. 委托贷款不得提取呆账准备。

allowance for doubtful account坏账准备Instead of using an ADA( Allowance for Doubtful Accounts) account, why can"t we just subtract estimated future write-offs from the Accounts Receivable? 为何不能直接减除应收帐款所估计的备抵呆帐，而使用备抵科目?。

Allowance for doubtful debts （补贴拨回），呆坏帐补贴

用any，因为without是没有的意思，表否定，否定句要用any。without any doubt:毫无疑问。

双打锦标赛（冠军赛）

double kill的下一句triple kill ，意思是三杀。 ["trɪp(ə)l]词汇分析词组：triple kill音标：英 ["trɪp(ə)l  kɪl]美 ["trɪpl  kɪl]释义：三连杀短语Triple-kill 未完待续triple playand triple kill 三杀enemy triple kill 三连坑例句1、A simple Nether Blast and Life Drain later, I"ve bagged an easy triple kill. 一个简单的虚空稻瘟病和生活排水后，我已经三袋装容易杀死。2、And for the body"s service and advantage, some there are who even kill their parents, or steal what has been offered to the Triple Gem, because of which, they"ll burn in deepest hell. 有人为了财利和别人的恭敬承侍，甚至杀害亲生父母，盗取三宝的财物，因而堕落无间地狱，被烈火焚烧。3、The government predicts that number will double or possibly even triple by 2030, which wouldmean smoking would then kill more people than AIDS, tuberculosis, traffic accidents and suicidein China. 中国政府预计，到2030年，这一数字将增加一倍，甚至有可能增加两倍。这将意味着，在中国，吸烟致死的人数将超过艾滋病、肺结核、交通事故和自杀。4、He got a triple kill.他得到了三连杀。5、Triple  kill: A play in which three outs are made with one pitch. 三杀：用一次投球使三人同时出局。

double kill的下一句triple kill ，意思是三杀。 ["trɪp(ə)l]词汇分析词组：triple kill音标：英 ["trɪp(ə)l  kɪl]美 ["trɪpl  kɪl]释义：三连杀短语Triple-kill 未完待续triple playand triple kill 三杀enemy triple kill 三连坑例句1、A simple Nether Blast and Life Drain later, I"ve bagged an easy triple kill. 一个简单的虚空稻瘟病和生活排水后，我已经三袋装容易杀死。2、And for the body"s service and advantage, some there are who even kill their parents, or steal what has been offered to the Triple Gem, because of which, they"ll burn in deepest hell. 有人为了财利和别人的恭敬承侍，甚至杀害亲生父母，盗取三宝的财物，因而堕落无间地狱，被烈火焚烧。3、The government predicts that number will double or possibly even triple by 2030, which wouldmean smoking would then kill more people than AIDS, tuberculosis, traffic accidents and suicidein China. 中国政府预计，到2030年，这一数字将增加一倍，甚至有可能增加两倍。这将意味着，在中国，吸烟致死的人数将超过艾滋病、肺结核、交通事故和自杀。4、He got a triple kill.他得到了三连杀。5、Triple  kill: A play in which three outs are made with one pitch. 三杀：用一次投球使三人同时出局。

lol里双杀三杀，四杀五杀和终结的英文如下：1、双杀的英文为Double Kill。2、三杀的英文为Triple Kill。3、四杀的英文为Quadr Kill。4、五杀的英文为Penta Kill。5、终结的英文为Shut Down。此外，需要注意的是以上击杀必须在短时间内完成，不然不会出现系统提示。艾欧尼亚在凶险海域环绕中，诸多同盟省份在一片被称为“初生之土”的庞大群岛上组成了艾欧尼亚。追寻万物的平衡是这里长久以来的文化基调，因此物质与精神领域之间的界限也在这里若有若无，在野外的森林和山脉中尤为如此。虽然这片土地上的魔力可能变幻无常，栖息着的生物也可能危险而神奇，但在过去的几百年中，艾欧尼亚的居民一直过着富足的生活。习武的僧院、各省的民兵团、甚至就连艾欧尼亚这片土地本身，都已经足够保护当地的居民。

double kill的下一句triple kill ，意思是三杀。 ["trɪp(ə)l]词汇分析词组：triple kill音标：英 ["trɪp(ə)l  kɪl]美 ["trɪpl  kɪl]释义：三连杀短语Triple-kill 未完待续triple playand triple kill 三杀enemy triple kill 三连坑例句1、A simple Nether Blast and Life Drain later, I"ve bagged an easy triple kill. 一个简单的虚空稻瘟病和生活排水后，我已经三袋装容易杀死。2、And for the body"s service and advantage, some there are who even kill their parents, or steal what has been offered to the Triple Gem, because of which, they"ll burn in deepest hell. 有人为了财利和别人的恭敬承侍，甚至杀害亲生父母，盗取三宝的财物，因而堕落无间地狱，被烈火焚烧。3、The government predicts that number will double or possibly even triple by 2030, which wouldmean smoking would then kill more people than AIDS, tuberculosis, traffic accidents and suicidein China. 中国政府预计，到2030年，这一数字将增加一倍，甚至有可能增加两倍。这将意味着，在中国，吸烟致死的人数将超过艾滋病、肺结核、交通事故和自杀。4、He got a triple kill.他得到了三连杀。5、Triple  kill: A play in which three outs are made with one pitch. 三杀：用一次投球使三人同时出局。

三杀：killing spree，意味大杀特杀。当你连续杀死三个对方英雄而中途没有死亡时，这个音效便会响起。四杀：dominating，意味主宰比赛。当你杀死四次对方英雄且中途没有死亡时，这个音效便会响起。第一滴血：First blood. 是游戏中第一次击杀对方玩家的行为，简称FB。双杀：Double kill. 在10秒内连续杀死两名敌对英雄，称之为双杀。三杀：Triple kill. 短时间内杀死3个英雄，系统有"Triple kill"声效的播放。四杀：Quadro kill. 短时间内杀死4个英雄，系统有"Quadro kill"声效的播放。五杀：Penta kill. 在一定时间内，同一人连续击杀五位敌方英雄。不可阻挡：Unstoppable.神一般：God like.超神：Legendary.团灭：Aced. 团战中某一方参战队员全部阵亡。扩展资料：英雄联盟中其他相关句子：1、Shutdown!连杀被终止2、Your team has destroyed a turret.你的队伍摧毁掉一个塔。3、Your turret has been destroyed.你方的塔别摧毁。4、Your team has destroyed an inhibitor.你的队伍摧毁了对方的水晶。5、You have slain an enemy.你杀死了一个敌人。6、An ally has been slain.己方英雄被杀。7、An enemy has been slain.敌方英雄被杀。

答案是：pair指成双成对的，比如：裤子trousers眼镜glasses剪子scissors 要说一条裤子用 a pairoftrousersdouble 指两个 比如：doubleo就是oo☞♧手工翻译☀尊重劳动☀欢迎提问☀感谢采纳♧☜

double bottom[英][ˈdʌbl ˈbɔtəm][美][ˈdʌbəl ˈbɑtəm]双底; 重底; 夹底; 双底层; 双语例句1The present is the small double bottom embryonic form.当前是小双底雏形。2Is the double bottom block built on pin jigs?双层底分段在胎架上造吗？

double acting tanker 双作用油轮tanker 英[ˈtæŋkə(r)]美[ˈtæŋkɚ]n. 油轮; 油罐车; 一辆坦克乘员中的一名;[例句]A Greek oil tanker has run aground.一艘希腊油轮搁浅了。[其他] 复数：tankers

double click一般指双击的意思

名人双

中文意思两个名人

Double Aged二次陈酿是指将木桶中陈酿过的威士忌混合调配，然后放入陈年橡木桶中彻底熟化，使威士忌的口感达到均衡。

C啊。应该是int a＝6

双倍障碍的潜力

couple译为一对，一双，夫妇，几个，两三个．如a couple of players译为一对选手 in a couple of days译为在两三天内．而double则译为两倍的，双的，如a double bed 译为双人床a double room in a hotel译为旅馆中的双人间 His wife lose her job and he had to do double work.译为他妻子失业了，她必须做双倍的工作．

这里面都是词根

按照ASTM D5402定义的标准程序执行溶剂摩擦测试。进行20次来回擦拭，如果表层掉落露出底漆，表明固化不充分。

双薪

应在句首加that，主语从句

It is out of question that you are right. 无疑你是对的。请及时采纳，不懂继续问( 天天在线 ）(*^__^*) 祝学习进步! 谢谢！

Double-sided adhesive双面胶双语例句1Is very pleased to have the SONY double-sided adhesive so that we establish a business contact.俺装这一切的底部马双面胶带所以不太明显。2The production process of peeled film for adhesive label, double-sided adhesive tape, etc is disclosed.公开了一种用于生产胶粘标签、双面带等的剥离薄膜的生产方法。

double milk双乳1Laboratory glassware-Double volume butyrometer for skinned milk. 实验室器皿。脱脂牛奶用双容量奶油测量计。2The double-skinned milk: boil the fresh Buffalo milk and pour it while hot into thebowl, the hot air will make the milk produce a skin; “双皮奶”，将新鲜的水牛奶煮开，趁热倒在碗里，热气会使鲜奶表层结出奶皮；

双层瓦楞纸板盒/箱

There is no denying that 不容否认、、、、、、There is no doubt that 毋容置疑/毫无疑问、、、、、、这二者一般可以互相替换,都可以用来表示【不容怀疑或否认的情况】；但是,而这也稍有不同：There is no denyi...

There is no denying that 不容否认、、、、、、There is no doubt that 毋容置疑/毫无疑问、、、、、、这二者一般可以互相替换，都可以用来表示【不容怀疑或否认的情况】；但是，而这也稍有不同：There is no denying that 【多使用于书面语和正式语体】。There is no doubt that 【使用更普遍更通常】。祝你开心如意！

pfd 是 PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR 结构opengl 利用 windows 的 DC 画东西，在画以前要定义 pixel (像素）的格式，例如有 红绿蓝和alpha, 定义的方法就是填写一个数据结构 struct： PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR pfd;P -- PIXEL 像素F -- FORMAT 格式D -- DESCRIPTOR 描述，定义。PFD_DRAW_TO_WINDOW 等是OpenGL的保留字。应当在头文件 <gl/gl.h> <gl/glu.h> 里填写：HDC hDC = GetDC( hWnd );PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR pfd;ZeroMemory( &pfd, sizeof( pfd ) );pfd.nSize = sizeof( pfd );pfd.nVersion = 1;pfd.dwFlags = PFD_DRAW_TO_WINDOW | PFD_SUPPORT_OPENGL | PFD_DOUBLEBUFFER;pfd.iPixelType = PFD_TYPE_RGBA;pfd.cColorBits = 24;pfd.cDepthBits = 16;pfd.iLayerType = PFD_MAIN_PLANE;int iFormat = ChoosePixelFormat( hDC, &pfd );SetPixelFormat( hDC, iFormat, &pfd );