每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力(第173期)
每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力(第173期)
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每周一聽——那些年我們一起練過的聽力(第173期)
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Young people may seem like they’re (1) their phones—and that whatever’s on their screens is more important than what’s actually happening right in front of them. Now scientists may have found a way to make a positive out of that screen (2) , by using it to cut down on alcohol (3) . They report their findings in the journal PLoS ONE.
The researchers examined medical records and identified some 800 18- to 25-year-olds who had all self-identified in surveys as binge drinkers or heavy drinkers. They had all also been admitted to (4) rooms with, for the most part, non-alcohol related injuries.
The investigators divided the subjects into three groups. For twelve weeks, one group got messages on Sunday asking how much they drank, and received no additional feedback. A second group did not get any texts. But a third group received texts every Thursday asking about their weekend drinking (5) . That group then got feedback designed to help them limit their drinking. On Sundays they received a follow-up check-in text and more (6) feedback.
Lead researcher Brian Suffoletto of the University of Pittsburgh says they used texts rather than phone calls or emails because of its (7) , and because “it really allows us to communicate behind the (8) of some anonymity. So when you’re face to face with an individual it’s been shown that people are less likely to tell you bad things about themselves because they feel nervous that you would (9) them.”
And the results seem to have vindicated that strategy. Six months after the study, members of the little or no interaction groups said they had not reduced their drinking at all. But those who had had gotten all the texts and feedback reported an average of one less binge drinking day per month. They appear to at least (10) have gotten the message.
小伙伴們,乙未羊年的每周一聽就要結束了,春節(jié)會暫停兩周哦,丙申年再見了,提前祝大家新年快樂哦
上期答案
1military
2obstacles
3pedestrians
4priority
5incidents
6curve
7simulator
8sensors
9smart-phones
10affordable
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上周答案解析
1 military
adj. 軍事的; 軍用的; 討厭的; 好戰(zhàn)的;
n. 軍人; 軍隊; 武裝力量;
The military regime in power was unpopular and repressive.
當權的軍政府壓制人民,不得人心。
2 obstacles
n. 障礙(物); 障礙物(絆腳石,障礙柵欄)
A further obstacle has presented itself, however.
然而,突然又出現了一個障礙
3 pedestrians
n. 步行者; 行人;
adj. 徒步的; 平淡無奇的; 一般的;
The lorry driver escaped unhurt, but a pedestrian was injured.
卡車司機安然脫險,但有一位行人受了傷。
4 priority
n. 優(yōu)先,優(yōu)先權; (時間,序上的)先,前; 優(yōu)先考慮的事; [數]優(yōu)先次序;
Spain's top priority is the signing of an EMU treaty.
西班牙的當務之急是簽署《歐洲經濟和貨幣聯盟條約》。
5 incidents
n. 事件,事變; 小插曲; 敵對行動; 騷亂;
adj. [法]附帶的; [光]入射的; 易有的,附隨的;
A member of the security forces was killed in a sniping incident.
有一名安全部隊成員在一場狙擊戰(zhàn)中被打死
6 curve
n. 弧線,曲線; 曲線狀物; 彎曲物; [棒]曲線板;
vt. 使彎曲; 使成曲線; 使成弧形;
vi. 彎曲; 彎成曲線,彎成弧形; 沿曲線行進;
adj. 彎曲的; 曲線形的;
Was it just a temporary blip on an otherwise healthy growth curve?
這是否是原本良好的增長曲線中暫時的偏離?
7 simulator
n. 模擬裝置,模擬器;
The company uses the simulator to market test new designs.
這家公司使用模擬裝置對新設計進行市場測試。
8 sensors
n. 傳感器,靈敏元件;
If you buy a drier, look for one with a sensor which switches off when clothes are dry.
你若要買烘干機,找一臺帶感應器的,可以在衣服干的時候自動斷電。
9 smart-phones
智能手機
Smart phones, PDA phones, map server through GPRS connection.
智能手機, PDA手機, 可通過GPRS連接地圖服務器.
10 affordable
adj. 付得起的
The rent for the four - roomed house is affordable.
四居室房屋的房租付得起,
辛苦小丫啦~~
太敬業(yè)啦!大贊!!
表示好難聽不出來新年快樂~
新年快樂!
春節(jié)適當飲酒,少玩手機。
占位。
哈哈,我的目的達到了