ONE PHRASE, IN CONTEXT
fine line
微妙的界限;难以区分的分界

GET TO KNOW THE MEANING
读懂它,也学会这样说。
01微妙的界限;难以区分的分界
IN A SENTENCE
There is a fine line between useful feedback and criticism that discourages new staff.
有益的反馈与打击新员工积极性的批评之间只有微妙的界限。
Because it's a fine line to walk depending on the type of application you're developing and, you know, with the agents that you're you're putting loose in the world.
因为根据你开发的应用类型,以及你放到现实世界中的智能体,这是一条需要小心把握的微妙界限。
