mean to intentionally purposely deliberately advisedly这几个故意的

感受就是,你伤害别人,不管是故意的还是无意的,总会有人伤害你.

focus应该改为focused,因为focus/concentrate.on sth “集中.于某事上”,这里yourself是宾语,focus on...是宾语补足语,宾语与宾语补足语是逻辑上的主谓关系,focus yourself on sth “使你自己专注于某事”,可见,yourself与focus是被动关系.
应该是强调句式,但,省略了后半句.强调句结构式 It is/was +被强调部分+that/who+原句的其余部分.It is when you intentionally make yourself focused on something that...(此处应该是上文提到的内容）比如可能是“you can achieve success"
应该能帮到你吧,希望可以被采纳哟

原文不太通,大致意思：
这不公平.我不是有意的,非常抱歉.
其实我不知道该说什么,只能说抱歉.我真的不知道该说什么.肯定很生气,我也没有办法.

it is when you intentionally make yourself focus on something.
用来回答问题是可以的.后面省略了that结构,强调when从句
就在你刻意让自己注意什么东西的时候
focus ...on...
If you can focus yourself on creative endeavors this 3-Day can serve you well.
如果你能够将自己的注意力集中在创造性的活动上,那么今天对你来说非常的合适.
所以,make oneself focused on sth
让自己注意……
改为
it is when you intentionally make yourself focused on something.更好.

有时印刷后需要进行裁切,因此页数可能要求是双数或者是四的倍数,这样就会有空页,或者每一章开始要为奇数页,这样前面就可能出现空白页,为了告诉读者,这页上不会印刷东西,就说此页为空页.
大致就是这种原因吧

亲爱的楼主：
正确翻译为：我真的不是故意的
祝您步步高升
记得点击采纳为最佳答案哦,谢谢咯

LZ您好,
翻译如下, 我绝对不是故意对你感到厌倦的,对不起.
这句话语法有点错误,应将 'I am not must be' 改为 'I must not be'
intentionally 有意地,故意地

您的问题很简单.百度知道很高兴帮助您解决您提出的问题.
原句：我总是刻意的这么做
翻译：I always deliberately to do so
deliberately：adv.故意地；谨慎地；慎重地
on purpose ：有目的地,故意地
intentionally：adv.故意地,有意地
百度知道永远给您最专业的英语翻译.

亲爱的!对不起 我不是有意要惹你生气的 你能原谅我吗 你说不管什.你的话不太完整

这感觉就是：你伤害了别人,不论有意或无意,总有一些人……

As an educated native English speaker, I can tell you that these two words are almost exactly the same in meaning and usage. Most native English speakers would use these two words interchangeably, most of the time.
However, there might be some differences in usage but these might just reflect my own personal usage. "Deliberately" usually represents a malevolent intention but "intentionally" can represent either a malevolent or a neutral or even,(less commonly), a benevolent intention. And "deliberately" is most often used to describe a more immediate and rather simple action, such as, "You deliberately pushed me," while "intentionally" is more often associated with a plan that is more long-term, such as, "I intentionally left the money on the table to see if he would take it." Related to this idea of a plan, the word, "intentionally" is also used when talking about a result of a plan or a cause of an event, such as, "They intentionally planted the false news in the media in order to cause the share price to rise."