https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOoNsUhb55I
You are late behind everyone because you’re kind of just laughing cuz it’s pleasantry,
it was that the system that i was using totally starved me of the information that i needed.
starve sb/sth of ˈsth (NAmE also ˌstarve sb/sth for ˈsth)
[usually passive] to not give sth that is needed 使某人（或事物）得不到所需要的
I felt starved of intelligent conversation.
让我感到痛苦的是无法与有识之士交谈。
The department has been starved of resources.
这个部门一直缺少资源。
you’re doing things like colors and animals and kitchen utensil
what you need to do is actually get on the bike itself, and basically keep wobbling and falling over left and right, sometimes backwards, sometimes right over the handlebars
you begin to course correct until you can actually stay on the bicycle
course
[C, usually singular] the general direction in which sb’s ideas or actions are moving 方针；行动方向
The president appears likely to change course on some key issues.
总统看起来可能要在某些重要问题上改变方针。
Politicians are often obliged to steer a course between incompatible interests.
政治家常常被迫在互不相容的利益集团之间开辟航道。
course:
transitive verb
1
: to follow close upon : pursue
2
a
: to hunt or pursue (game) with hounds
b
: to cause (dogs) to run (as after game)
3
: to run or move swiftly through or over : traverse
Jets coursed the area daily.
intransitive verb: to run or pass rapidly along or as if along an indicated path
blood coursing through the veins