But what family doesn't have its squabbles?

不过哪家没有点小争吵呢?

Beware, though, for generosity has its limits.

不过要小心，因为慷慨也是有限度的。

But the relationship has had its problems.

但是两国关系也存在问题。

Making sure that your lump of flesh doesn't have its neurons hurt?

是保你自己毫发无损？

Education in an IDP camp is hard, and Otash has certainly had its ups and downs.

在国内流离失所者的营地里受教育不简单，而 Otash 毫无疑问地也是时好时坏。

Research suggests that, in some situations, being kind of a mess can actually have its perks.

研究表明，在某些情况下，一团糟其实也有好处。

In practice, of course, almost everything we grow and eat today has had its DNA altered extensively.

当然，在实践中，我们如今种植和食用的几乎所有东西的DNA都发生了广泛变化。

So, let's not pretend that travel doesn't have its drawbacks, or that we endure jet lag for pleasure.

当然，我们也并不是假装旅行没有缺点，或是说我们忍受飞行时差综合反应只是为了消遣。

Boston was nearly middle-aged then, as it had had its beginnings a century and a half earlier, in 1630.

那时波士顿几乎已步入中年，因为它早在一个半世纪以前（即1630年）就已存在了。

The China Special Native Product has also had its license suspended after being accused of blackmail and releasing false stories.

《中国特产报》 因涉嫌敲诈勒索及报道虚假新闻被责令停业整顿。

The University has had its share of big ideas.

这所大学有很多伟大的想法。

But Steinberg suspected this tendency could also have its advantages.

但斯坦伯格怀疑这种趋势也有其优势。

Where love has had its birth.

爱情诞生的地方。

But, that circumstance too, had had its influence in his course.

但是，这种情况也对他的课程产生了影响。

In summary, then, any classification system will  have its limitations.

总而言之，任何分类系统都有其局限性。

Did you know that Halloween has its roots in ancient Pagan beliefs?

您知道万圣节起源于古老的异教信仰吗？

But… human height has had its ups and downs over the centuries.

但是… … 几个世纪以来，人类的身高有起有落。

The project whose cost is estimated at more than $100 million has had its setbacks.

这个成本估计超过 1 亿美元的项目遭遇了挫折。

And thanks to a growing interest in gender neutral names, Suzanne says Tinsley may soon have its moment in the spotlight.

苏珊说，由于人们对中性名字越来越感兴趣，“廷斯利”可能很快就会成为人们关注的焦点。

A Greek philosopher who lived more than 2,000 years ago believed that philosophy had its origin in man's sense of wonder.

两千多年前，一位古希腊哲学家认为，哲学之所以产生是因为人有好奇心的缘故。