Rob, would you say that you are a snowflake?

罗伯，觉得是玻璃心吗？

Instead of snowflakes in the hallway, she would remember snowflakes falling outside the window.

只记得冬日院子里的景象；不再记得走廊里的，只记得窗外飘落的。

See, Johnny! I have caught a snowflake on this hat.

看，乔尼！我用帽子接住了一片。

Take intricate snowflakes, which form all by themselves in the right conditions.

以复杂的为例，它们都是在合适的条件下自已形成的。

So what are we? We are snowflakes. What are we? We are snowflakes.

那么我们是什么呢？我们是。我们是什么？我们是。

Right now they're slowly moving toward making the snowflakes within these models more realistic.

现在他们正在这些模型中的更真实。

And that is exactly what snowflakes do.

和是一样的。

So today, I feel like talking all about snowflakes!

所以今天，我想谈谈跟有关的事情。

The lesson that day centered on snow and the formation of snowflakes.

那天的课程教授的是和的形成。

What are we? We are snowflakes. Yay!

我们是什么？我们是。耶！

Oh, I see - trying to be nice in case you offend me? Who's the snowflake now, Neil! ?

哦，我明白了，我要友好一些，以防激怒我？尼尔，现在到底谁更容易生气？

But that still doesn't explain why snowflakes have six sides.

但这仍旧不能解释为什么有六个边。

Then, amid the northern lights, the snowflakes turned into sharp spikes.

紧接着，在北极光束间，变成了尖锐的冰柱。

Snowflakes were flying as they assembled the Mustang high above Manhattan.

他们在曼哈顿顶端组装时漫天飞舞。

A snowflake that measured 15 inches wide fell in Montana in 1887.

1887年，一片15英寸宽的落在蒙大拿州。

So, what causes snowflakes to have their own personality of sorts.

那么，是什么导致各有特点呢？

Something else like a snowflake? -Joey: Yeah, yeah.

其他像的东西？-是的，是的。

You start to get different parts that come out of that snowflake.

开始从中得到不同的部分。

Both sleet and freezing rain start as a snowflake high in the atmosphere.

雨夹和冰冻雨在大气层高处开始形成。

The largest snowflake on record fell on Fort Keogh in what U.S. State?

史上最大的落在美国哪个州的基奥堡（一个美国陆军哨所）？