The helpless ones believe intelligence is a fixed characteristic: you have only a certain amount, and that's that.(无助者认为智力是一种固定的特征：你只有一定数量的智力，仅此而已。)
The poor young ravens lay upon the ground, flapping their wings, and crying: "Oh, what helpless chicks we are!"(可怜的小乌鸦躺在地上，拍着翅膀，叫道：“噢，我们是多么无助的小雏鸟啊！”)
You cannot imagine how lonely and helpless one can be on the outside after eighteen years in prison.(您是无法想象得到，一个服刑十八年的人到了外界可能会多么的孤独和无助。)
Later, I developed a broader theory of what separates the two general classes of learners helpless versus mastery oriented.(后来，我发展了一个更广泛的理论来区分无助型学习者和掌握型学习者。)
It's natural to feel helpless against such abuse.(对这种虐待感到无能为力是自然的。)
Their world turns upside down not because they wanted the divorce to happen, but because someone else did, so the kids feel extra helpless.(他们的世界发生了天翻地覆的变化，不是因为他们想离婚，而是因为别人这样做了，所以孩子们感到特别无助。)
Parents often feel helpless, knowing that all the hugs in the world won't stop the tears.(家长们常常感到无能为力，知道世上所有的拥抱也不能止住眼泪。)
The beetle lay there working its helpless legs, unable to turn over.(那只甲虫躺在那里，用它的腿无奈地挣扎着，翻不了身。)
The younger brother believes that it is impossible for a lonely and helpless maiden to pass through the wilderness without any harm.(弟弟认为，一个孤独无助的女孩想要毫发无伤的穿过这野外的荒原是根本不可能的。)
She huddled by the fire not daring to move, helpless and guilty, a big woman.(她，一个大块头女人，蜷缩在炉边不敢动弹，又无助又内疚。)
