BBC 6 Minute English 是 BBC Learning English 出品的英语学习节目。每周一期,每期约6分钟,两位主播围绕某个话题展开对话,非常适合英音爱好者模仿学习。 Transcript Note:This may not be a word-for-word transcript Hello. This is 6 Minute English and I'm Nei...
Hello andwelcome to 6 Minute English. I'm Neil.大家好,欢迎来到六分钟英语,我是尼尔。This is theprogramme where in just six minutes we discuss an interesting topic and teachsome related English vocabulary.在这六分钟内我们会讨论一个有趣的主题,并教授一些相关的...
the urge to breathe comes like a few minutes in, but the time up to that point is no training at all. Only the time you have the urge to breathe and fight against it, that’s the time
This week's question There’s an English expression about the dangers of not having enough food for everyone: ‘we are only nine meals away…’ but, ‘away from’ what? 有一个英语表达是关于没有足够的食物的危险的:“我们只有九餐了……”但是,远离什么? a) a revolution b) anarchy c) fami...
We hope that by committing around 15 minutes a day to using it, a learner will see a real improvement in their English knowledge and skill.But as well as using the resources available online, how else can someone help themselves to get a better grasp – a better understanding - of English...
使某人infantilize意味着将他们当作孩子一样对待。最后,autonomy是指自己决定做什么的能力,而不是听从别人的指示。Once again our six minutes are up! Remember to join us again next time for more topical discussion and useful vocabulary, here at 6 Minute English. Goodbye for now! Bye!六分钟又到了!
Well, if I can distract you for a few minutes, can we look at this topic in more detail? Please! Let’s start with a quiz question first though. In what year did the term ‘smartphone’ first appear in print? Was it: a) 1995 b) 2000 or c) 2005 ?What do you think?
Neil: Six minutes - it's 6 Minute English, Rob. 六分钟——它是六分钟英语,罗伯。 Rob: Right. OK. Sorry, what's your name again? 好的。抱歉,你叫什么名字来着? Neil: Neil! My name is Neil. Rob, what has happened to your memory?!
Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC Learning English. I’m Neil. Sam And I’m Sam. Neil English has manyproverbs– short and well-known phrase giving a piece of useful advice, or common sense. For example, the proverb, “Actions speak louder than words” means that what people do...
On a daily basis, everyone should take fifteen minutes of what I call unfocussed time – time that they’re not looking at any screen, time that they can essentially get back into their own head, slow down a bit, and start forming these new connections between disparate ideas that result...