【C1英语】自信沟通心理学 · 没人教你的心理秘诀
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:00 | Have you ever frozen in a professional meeting and accidentally called a major | 你有没有在专业会议上冷冻过 意外地叫了一个少校 |
| 0:06 | business strategy a customer potato? | 经营策略 顾客土豆? |
| 0:09 | Oh wow, a customer potato. | 哦,哇,一个顾客土豆。 |
| 0:12 | Right, but what if | 没错,但如果 |
| 0:13 | the secret to sounding totally fluent in English isn't speaking perfectly but | 用英语发声的秘诀不完美 |
| 0:17 | actually knowing how to brilliantly recover the exact moment you mess up? | 实际上知道如何出色地恢复 你搞砸了的确切时刻? |
| 0:22 | Because you are going to mess up, I mean we all do. | 因为你会把事情搞砸, 我是说我们都一样. |
| 0:24 | Exactly, and that is exactly | 没错,而这正是 |
| 0:26 | what we are getting into today. | 我们今天要谈的是什么 |
| 0:27 | We are breaking down the exact formula for | 我们正在打破精确的公式 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Have you ever frozen in a professional meeting and accidentally called a major | 你有没有在专业会议上冷冻过 意外地叫了一个少校 |
| 2 | business strategy a customer potato? | 经营策略 顾客土豆? |
| 3 | Oh wow, a customer potato. | 哦,哇,一个顾客土豆。 |
| 4 | Right, but what if | 没错,但如果 |
| 5 | the secret to sounding totally fluent in English isn't speaking perfectly but | 用英语发声的秘诀不完美 |
| 6 | actually knowing how to brilliantly recover the exact moment you mess up? | 实际上知道如何出色地恢复 你搞砸了的确切时刻? |
| 7 | Because you are going to mess up, I mean we all do. | 因为你会把事情搞砸, 我是说我们都一样. |
| 8 | Exactly, and that is exactly | 没错,而这正是 |
| 9 | what we are getting into today. | 我们今天要谈的是什么 |
| 10 | We are breaking down the exact formula for | 我们正在打破精确的公式 |
| 11 | professional communication. | 专业交流。 |
| 12 | And before we dive in, let's give you the numbers so | 在我们潜入之前 我们先把数字给你 |
| 13 | you know exactly what to expect from this deep dive. | 你知道从这次深潜中可以期待什么 |
| 14 | Yes, the numbers. | 是的,数字。 |
| 15 | Okay, we | 好吧,我们 |
| 16 | are gonna explore one hilarious real-life mistake to learn from. | 将探索一个有趣的现实生活中的错误 从学习。 |
| 17 | Just one, | 就一个 |
| 18 | but trust me it's a good one. | 但相信我,这是一个很好的。 |
| 19 | Oh, it really is. | 哦,这是真的。 |
| 20 | Then we're gonna unpack six | 然后我们把六个拆开 |
| 21 | advanced B2 to C1 vocabulary words. | 高级 B2 到 C1 词汇词。 |
| 22 | Six words that will completely upgrade your | 6个字可以完全升级你 |
| 23 | professional presence. | 专业存在。 |
| 24 | And finally we'll give you the three essential types of | 最后,我们将给你三种基本类型 |
| 25 | phrases you need to survive literally any conversation. | 语句,你需要生存 字面上的任何谈话。 |
| 26 | You definitely need | 你绝对需要 |
| 27 | those three. | 那三个 |
| 28 | For sure. | 当然 |
| 29 | Welcome to English Learning Podcast for Daily Life, Real | 欢迎来到英语学习 Podcast 为日常生活, Real |
| 30 | Conversation, and Easy Listening Practice. | 对话,和易听练习。 |
| 31 | We are so glad you are hanging out with | 我们很高兴你和我们在一起 |
| 32 | us today. | 我们今天。 |
| 33 | We really are, and I want to speak directly to you right now. | 真的,我现在想直接和你谈谈。 |
| 34 | Yes, you | 对,你 |
| 35 | the listener. | 倾听者。 |
| 36 | The one commuting to work right now or maybe doing the dishes. | 一个通勤工作 现在或者做盘子。 |
| 37 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 38 | This deep dive is designed specifically for ambitious English | 这个深潜是专门为有雄心的英语设计的 |
| 39 | learners, especially professionals who, you know, you have brilliant ideas. | 学习者,尤其是专业人士,你知道, 你有辉煌的想法。 |
| 40 | You | 你们 |
| 41 | know your stuff. | 知道你的东西。 |
| 42 | Right, but you feel your confidence just totally leave the room | 是的,但你觉得 你的信心只是完全离开房间 |
| 43 | the second everyone looks at you. | 所有人都看着你 |
| 44 | It's the worst feeling. | 这是最糟糕的感觉。 |
| 45 | It is, and we want you | 是的,我们想要你 |
| 46 | to know something right out of the gate. | 要知道的东西 出门。 |
| 47 | Your English is not the problem here. | 你的英语不是问题所在 |
| 48 | No, | 没有 |
| 49 | not at all. | 一点也不 |
| 50 | The pressure is the problem. | 压力是问题所在。 |
| 51 | The pressure. | 压力 |
| 52 | Today we are gonna give you | 今天我们要给你 |
| 53 | the tools to speak out, share your ideas, and never let language barriers hold | 语言障碍 |
| 54 | I love that mission. | 我喜欢那个任务 |
| 55 | Me too. | 我也一样。 |
| 56 | So let's kick off with our first big topic. | 所以,让我们开始 我们的第一个大话题。 |
| 57 | We all know | 我们都知道 |
| 58 | that speaking fast is the ultimate sign of fluency, right? | 说话快是流利的终极迹象,对吧? |
| 59 | Well, I mean, that's | 嗯,我的意思是,这是 |
| 60 | what everyone thinks. | 每个人的想法。 |
| 61 | Right, but what if it is believed that speaking fast is | 是的,但如果人们相信 说话快是 |
| 62 | actually the most dangerous trap an English learner can fall into? | 实际上,最危险的陷阱 一个学习英语的人可以掉进? |
| 63 | It's a | 这是一个 |
| 64 | huge trap. | 巨大的陷阱。 |
| 65 | It really is. | 没错 |
| 66 | Let's look at the source material we gathered for today | 看看我们今天收集的原始资料 |
| 67 | because there is this highly relatable anecdote that perfectly illustrates this. | 因为有一个非常令人反感的传闻 完美地说明了这一点。 |
| 68 | The customer potato incident. | 顾客土豆事件. |
| 69 | The customer potato. | 顾客土豆。 |
| 70 | So imagine a professional | 所以,想象一个专业 |
| 71 | who they know their idea perfectly in their head. | 他们完全清楚自己的想法 |
| 72 | Right, in their native | 对,在他们的家乡 |
| 73 | language it's pristine. | 语言是原始的。 |
| 74 | Exactly, but under pressure instead of calmly saying, | 没错 但是在压力下 而不是冷静地说 |
| 75 | you know, we need to improve the customer portal, they panic. | 你知道,我们需要改善 客户门户,他们恐慌。 |
| 76 | Their brain just misfires and they say, we need to improve the customer potato. | 他们的大脑失火了 他们说,我们需要改善 顾客土豆。 |
| 77 | I | 一、导 言 |
| 78 | mean, I shouldn't laugh because I have been there, but it is objectively | 我的意思是,我不应该笑 因为我一直在那里, 但客观上它是 |
| 79 | hilarious. | 开玩笑 |
| 80 | It is, but think about the aftermath. | 是的,但想想后果 |
| 81 | Think about what happens in | 想想会发生什么 |
| 82 | the room after they say potato. | 说土豆后的房间 |
| 83 | Complete panic, I assume. | 完全恐慌,我猜。 |
| 84 | Total panic. | 完全慌乱。 |
| 85 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 86 | The | 那个 |
| 87 | speaker apologizes like three times. | 扬声器像三次道歉。 |
| 88 | They say, oh I bad at explaining. | 他们说,哦,我不好解释。 |
| 89 | Oh no, | 哦,没有, |
| 90 | never say that. | 千万别这么说 |
| 91 | Right, and then they start speaking faster trying to outrun the | 是的,然后他们开始说话 更快地试图跑过 |
| 92 | mistake. | 错误 |
| 93 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 94 | They start using bigger words and they put on this weird frozen smile | 他们开始用大点的语气 他们把奇怪的冰冻的微笑 |
| 95 | like some kind of... Like a business robot. | 比如说... 像一个商业机器人。 |
| 96 | Yeah, exactly. | 没错 |
| 97 | A business robot. | 一个商业机器人。 |
| 98 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 99 | We | 我们 |
| 100 | analyze the state as being nervous in a hurry. | 分析国家很紧张 |
| 101 | Nervous in a hurry. | 紧张的匆忙。 |
| 102 | That makes so | 就是这样 |
| 103 | much sense. | 非常有感觉。 |
| 104 | You just try to sprint past the mistake. | 你试着冲过去一下 |
| 105 | And it never works. | 也永远不会成功 |
| 106 | But wait, | 不过,等等 |
| 107 | let me push back on this a little bit. | 让我推后一点。 |
| 108 | Sure, go ahead. | 当然,去吧。 |
| 109 | When I hear really | 当我听到真的 |
| 110 | confident native speakers in a boardroom, they sound incredibly fast. | 在会议室里有自信的本地演讲者 听起来非常快 |
| 111 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 112 | So if I | 所以,如果我 |
| 113 | slow down, won't people think my English is weak? | 慢点,人们不会认为我的英语很弱吗? |
| 114 | I mean, it feels like driving a | 我的意思是,这感觉就像驾驶 |
| 115 | sports car at like 10 miles an hour just to avoid a scratch. | 运动车时速10英里 只为避免刮伤 |
| 116 | That's a great | 真不错 |
| 117 | analogy, but here is the thing. | 类比,但事情是这样的。 |
| 118 | Fast English only sounds impressive for about | 快速英语只听起来令人印象深刻 |
| 119 | Wait, really? | 等等,真的吗? |
| 120 | Five to seven seconds. | 5到7秒钟。 |
| 121 | Yep. | 对 |
| 122 | After that tiny window, if the listener | 在那个小窗户之后,如果听者 |
| 123 | can't actually understand what you're saying, the speed becomes useless. | 速度变得毫无用处 |
| 124 | Actually, it becomes annoying. | 其实,它变得烦人。 |
| 125 | Wow, so they stop being impressed and start | 哇,所以他们不再 留下深刻的印象,开始 |
| 126 | getting frustrated. | 变得沮丧。 |
| 127 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 128 | Clear beats fast every single time. | 每一次都快打得干净 |
| 129 | It is believed | 这是相信的 |
| 130 | that true fluency is about the destination. | 真正的流利 是关于目的地。 |
| 131 | It's about understanding, not | 这是关于理解,不是 |
| 132 | the speedometer. | 速度计。 |
| 133 | Not the speedometer. | 不是速度计 |
| 134 | I like that. | 我喜欢 |
| 135 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 136 | Which brings us perfectly | 这给我们带来了完美的 |
| 137 | to our first advanced vocabulary word today. | 今天第一个高级词汇 |
| 138 | This is a B2 to C1 level focus. | 这是B2到C1级的焦点. |
| 139 | And | 还有 |
| 140 | the word is clarity. | 这个词是明确的。 |
| 141 | Clarity. | 明说. |
| 142 | Could you explain this one for us? | 你能为我们解释一下吗? |
| 143 | Of course. | 当然 |
| 144 | Clarity simply means being easy to understand. | 明晰只是意味着容易理解. |
| 145 | It means there's no confusion | 意思是没有混淆 |
| 146 | in your message. | 在您的留言。 |
| 147 | So it's not about big fancy words. | 所以,这不是关于大花言巧语。 |
| 148 | No, not at all. | 不,一点也不。 |
| 149 | It's about | 是关于 |
| 150 | directness. | 直觉。 |
| 151 | For example, you could say, speaking fast is not useful if there is | 例如,你可以说,如果有的话,快速发言是没用的 |
| 152 | no clarity. | 无明. |
| 153 | Speaking fast is not useful if there's no clarity. | 如果说得不够清楚,那么说得快是没用的. |
| 154 | That is a great | 真不错 |
| 155 | example sentence. | 例子句子。 |
| 156 | It really hits the point home. | 它真的击中了重点回家。 |
| 157 | And along with clarity, let's | 和清晰,让我们 |
| 158 | highlight a really common phrasal verb that ties into this. | 突出显示一个非常常见的词性动词,它与这个相关联. |
| 159 | Let's do it. | 贡举志五种 上. |
| 160 | The | 那个 |
| 161 | phrasal verb is come out. | 词性动词出来. |
| 162 | Come out? | 出来? |
| 163 | Like going outside? | 像出去吗? |
| 164 | Well, not in this context. | 嗯,不是在这种情况下。 |
| 165 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 166 | Here we mean when words come out messy. | 在这里,我们的意思是,当文字出现混乱。 |
| 167 | It's about how the words are | 是关于这些话的 |
| 168 | spoken or produced from your mouth. | 从你嘴里说或生产。 |
| 169 | Oh, I get it. | 哦,我懂了,我懂了,我懂了,我懂了,不过... |
| 170 | So the idea is good in my head, | 所以这个想法在我脑子里很好 |
| 171 | but it comes out wrong. | 但它出错了。 |
| 172 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 173 | A good example sentence would be, when I'm | 一个很好的例子句子是,当我 |
| 174 | nervous, the answer comes out too fast. | 紧张,答案出来得太快。 |
| 175 | When I'm nervous, the answer comes out | 当我紧张,答案就出来了 |
| 176 | too fast. | 速度太快了,我们该走了 |
| 177 | Yeah, I think everyone can relate to that feeling. | 是的,我想每个人都可以 与这种感觉。 |
| 178 | Absolutely. | 当然 |
| 179 | So | 这么说 |
| 180 | speed is a trap, but what happens when you completely stop speaking? | 速度是个陷阱,但当你完全停止说话时会发生什么? |
| 181 | Up next | 下一个 |
| 182 | will reveal the difference between a confident pause and a terrifying freeze. | 将揭示自信的暂停和可怕的冻结之间的区别。 |
| 183 | Yeah, this is a big one. | 是啊,这是一个很大的。 |
| 184 | It is. | 没错 |
| 185 | But hey, real quick, if you are finding these tips | 但是,嘿,真的快, 如果你找到这些提示 |
| 186 | helpful so far, please like, share, and subscribe. | 目前为止有帮助,请喜欢,分享,订阅. |
| 187 | Yes, please do. | 是的,请。 |
| 188 | And keep | 继续 |
| 189 | listening, because there is an exclusive bonus tip waiting for you at the very end of this deep dive. | 听着,因为有一个独家的奖金小费 等待你在这深潜的尽头。 |
| 190 | You won't want to miss it. | 你不会想错过的 |
| 191 | Okay, let's talk about silence. | 好吧,让我们谈谈沉默。 |
| 192 | Silence feels so | 沉默的感觉如此 |
| 193 | dangerous to learners. | 给学习者带来危险 |
| 194 | When you're speaking English and you just stop, it | 当你说英语,你只是停止,它 |
| 195 | feels like you're falling off a cliff. | 感觉好像你从悬崖上掉下来了 |
| 196 | It does. | 没错 |
| 197 | But there is a massive, massive | 但有一个巨大的,巨大的 |
| 198 | difference between freezing and pausing. | 寒冷和匮乏之间的区别 |
| 199 | What's the difference? | 有什么区别? |
| 200 | Well, freezing is | 嗯,冻是 |
| 201 | when your mind goes entirely blank out of panic. | 当你的头脑完全空白 出于恐慌。 |
| 202 | Oh. | 瓳 |
| 203 | You know, the deer in the | 你知道,这只鹿 |
| 204 | headlights look. | 车灯看。 |
| 205 | Yeah, your brain just unplugs. | 是啊,你的大脑只是插。 |
| 206 | Right. | 对 |
| 207 | But pausing, pausing is taking a | 但是,保罗斯,保罗斯正在采取 |
| 208 | short, purposeful moment to choose your next thought. | 短而有目的的时刻 选择你的下一个想法。 |
| 209 | It's a strategic move. | 战略行动. |
| 210 | But | 不过 |
| 211 | during that strategic pause, there's that inner voice. | 在战略暂停期间,有内在的声音。 |
| 212 | Oh, the inner voice, yes. | 哦,内在的声音,是的。 |
| 213 | When there's silence, my inner voice just starts screaming that everyone in the | 当有沉默,我的内心的声音 开始尖叫,每个人都在 |
| 214 | room is judging me. | 房间在评判我 |
| 215 | They're thinking I'm stupid or my English is bad. | 他们认为我傻了 或者我的英语不好 |
| 216 | Right, but | 对,不过 |
| 217 | here's the secret. | 这是秘密 |
| 218 | Even the most confident native speakers experience | 即使是最自信的讲母语的人 |
| 219 | that inner voice. | 那个内在的声音。 |
| 220 | They do. | 没错 |
| 221 | I thought they just had, like, peaceful elevator music | 我以为他们只是 一样,和平的电梯音乐 |
| 222 | in their heads. | 在他们的头上。 |
| 223 | Nope. | 没有 |
| 224 | They hear the screaming too. | 他们也听到尖叫声。 |
| 225 | They just know how to | 他们只是知道如何 |
| 226 | manage it better. | 更好地管理它。 |
| 227 | They don't let it dictate their physical reaction. | 他们不让它决定他们的身体反应。 |
| 228 | Which | 哪个 |
| 229 | brings us to our next vocabulary word. | 给我们带来下一个词汇词。 |
| 230 | Composed. | 编成. |
| 231 | This is a brilliant C1 | 这个C1很棒 |
| 232 | level word. | 级别单词。 |
| 233 | What does it really mean to be composed? | 编曲到底意味着什么? |
| 234 | Being composed means being | 组成意味着 |
| 235 | calm and in control, especially in a really difficult or stressful situation. | 冷静和有控制, 特别是在一个真正困难或紧张的情况下。 |
| 236 | So does it mean you don't feel the stress at all, like you're emotionless? | 所以,这是否意味着你完全没有感受到压力,就像你没有情感一样? |
| 237 | No, not at all. | 不,一点也不。 |
| 238 | It doesn't mean you're a robot. | 这并不意味着你是一个机器人。 |
| 239 | It means you feel the pressure, you | 这意味着你感受到压力,你 |
| 240 | hear the inner voice, but you don't let it drive the car. | 听到内在的声音, 但你不让它开车。 |
| 241 | You don't let it drive | 你不让它开 |
| 242 | the car. | 车子 |
| 243 | I love that. | 我喜欢 |
| 244 | For example, you could say, she sounded composed even when | 举例来说,你可以说,她听起来是 组成,即使当 |
| 245 | the question was difficult. | 这个问题很困难。 |
| 246 | She sounded composed even when the question was | 她听起来很听话,即使问题在于 |
| 247 | difficult. | 很难 |
| 248 | Okay, I want to contrast that with our next word, which is hesitate. | 好吧,我想对比一下 我们的下一个词,这是犹豫。 |
| 249 | Ah, hesitate. | 啊,犹豫。 |
| 250 | To hesitate means to pause because you feel unsure or afraid. | 犹豫意味着暂停,因为你感到不确定或害怕。 |
| 251 | So | 这么说 |
| 252 | pausing is good, but hesitating is bad. | 但犹豫不决是坏事 |
| 253 | Basically, yeah, a useful pause has | 基本上,是的,一个有用的暂停 |
| 254 | momentum. | 势头。 |
| 255 | You stop to gather your thoughts, then keep going. | 你停止收集你的想法,然后继续前进。 |
| 256 | When you | 当你 |
| 257 | hesitate, you get stuck in the silence. | 犹豫不决,你被困在沉默中。 |
| 258 | Like I hesitate when I have to speak in | 就像我不得不说话时犹豫不决 |
| 259 | a meeting. | 开会。 |
| 260 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 261 | And that hesitation is usually driven by our next | 而这种犹豫 通常由我们的下一个驱动 |
| 262 | vocabulary word. | 词汇单词. |
| 263 | Self-doubt. | 自谓疑惑. |
| 264 | That's a heavy one. | 这是一个沉重的。 |
| 265 | It is. | 没错 |
| 266 | It's the | 这是 |
| 267 | feeling that makes you question your own ability. | 感觉让你怀疑自己的能力 |
| 268 | For instance, I'm learning to | 例如,我在学习 |
| 269 | manage my self-doubt and keep speaking. | 控制我的自我怀疑 继续说话 |
| 270 | Managing self-doubt is so crucial. | 管理自我怀疑是如此关键。 |
| 271 | And | 还有 |
| 272 | to help you manage it, we are going to introduce the first of our three | 帮助你管理它, 我们将介绍我们三个中的第一个 |
| 273 | essential phrase types. | 关键短语类型。 |
| 274 | Phrase type one. | 词组类型 1。 |
| 275 | These are phrases you use to give | 这些是您用来给 |
| 276 | yourself time. | 时间到了 |
| 277 | Because you can't just stare at people in silence. | 因为你不能默默地盯着人看 |
| 278 | You need to | 你必须 |
| 279 | tell them you are pausing. | 告诉他们你是在穷困。 |
| 280 | Right. | 对 |
| 281 | So a great natural phrase is, let me think | 因此,一个伟大的自然的短语是, 让我想想, |
| 282 | for a second. | 就一会儿 |
| 283 | Let me think for a second. | 让我想想 |
| 284 | That sounds so casual and confident. | 听起来很随意很自信 |
| 285 | It | 这个 |
| 286 | does. | 当然 |
| 287 | But if you are in a really formal meeting, maybe with the CEO, you can say | 但是,如果你是在 一个真正的正式会议, 也许与CEO,你可以说 |
| 288 | that's a good question. | 问得好 |
| 289 | Let me organize my thoughts. | 让我整理一下我的想法。 |
| 290 | That's a good question. | 问曰. |
| 291 | Let | 让 |
| 292 | me organize my thoughts. | 我组织我的想法。 |
| 293 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 294 | That sounds incredibly professional. | 听起来很专业 |
| 295 | It shows you are | 它显示你是 |
| 296 | in control. | 已经控制了 |
| 297 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 298 | Let's practice this right now. | 让我们现在练习这个。 |
| 299 | Yes. | 对 |
| 300 | You listening wherever you | 你从哪里听 |
| 301 | are. | 对 |
| 302 | Let's do an interactive pause break. | 让我们做一个互动暂停休息。 |
| 303 | Don't just listen. | 别只是听。 |
| 304 | Actually say it. | 其实说. |
| 305 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 306 | Repeat out loud after me. | 跟着我大声重复一遍 |
| 307 | Let me think for a second. | 让我想想 |
| 308 | Three second pause. | 次三暂停. |
| 309 | Great. | 不错 |
| 310 | Building that muscle memory is key. | 建立肌肉记忆是关键 |
| 311 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 312 | You've mastered the pause. | 你已经掌握了暂停。 |
| 313 | But | 不过 |
| 314 | what if the problem isn't your words, but that you have absolutely no idea what | 如果问题不在于你的话 但你绝对不知道 |
| 315 | your boss just asked you to do? | 你老板刚叫你做? |
| 316 | Oh, this is a dangerous situation. | 哦,这是一个危险的情况。 |
| 317 | It is. | 没错 |
| 318 | Here is | 给你 |
| 319 | why smiling in a meeting can actually ruin your Friday. | 为什么在会议上笑会毁了你的周五 |
| 320 | Smiling seems safe, but | 微笑看起来很安全,但是 |
| 321 | it's really not. | 这真的不是。 |
| 322 | So many learners hate asking someone to repeat themselves, | 这么多的学习者讨厌要求别人重复自己, |
| 323 | right? | 对吧? |
| 324 | Because they fear it makes their English look weak. | 因为他们害怕这让他们的英语显得软弱. |
| 325 | It's a huge fear. | 这是一个巨大的恐惧。 |
| 326 | They | 他们 |
| 327 | think if I ask them to repeat, they'll think I'm unqualified. | 想想如果我要求他们重复, 他们会认为我是不合格的。 |
| 328 | Right. | 对 |
| 329 | So instead | 所以,转而 |
| 330 | they just smile, they nod their head and they pray the topic disappears. | 他们只笑着点头 祈祷话题消失 |
| 331 | And we | 我们 |
| 332 | call this the confused lamp syndrome. | 这叫迷惑灯综合症 |
| 333 | The confused lamp. | 迷惑灯. |
| 334 | Explain this metaphor | 解释这个比喻 |
| 335 | because it is so painfully accurate. | 因为它是如此痛苦的准确。 |
| 336 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 337 | Imagine someone asks you, Hey, can | 想象一下有人问你,嘿,可以 |
| 338 | you handle that demographic targeting pivot by Friday? | 周五之前你处理过人口调查吗? |
| 339 | And I don't know what a | 我不知道这是什么 |
| 340 | demographic targeting pivot is. | 以人口为目标是关键。 |
| 341 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 342 | But you understood the word Friday, | 但你明白星期五这个词 |
| 343 | right? | 对吧? |
| 344 | Friday. | 礼拜五 |
| 345 | You smile and nod. | 你笑着点头 |
| 346 | You are a confused lamp. | 你是一个糊涂的灯。 |
| 347 | You are bright and | 你很聪明 |
| 348 | glowing on the outside, but completely empty on the inside. | 外在发光,但内在完全空虚. |
| 349 | Bright on the | 亮点 |
| 350 | outside, empty on the inside. | 外面,里面空着 |
| 351 | That is incredibly dangerous in business. | 这在生意上是极其危险的。 |
| 352 | It is. | 没错 |
| 353 | Because now Friday is going to come and you haven't done the work. | 因为现在周五会来 而你还没有完成这项工作 |
| 354 | So real | 这么真实 |
| 355 | confidence is not pretending you understood everything immediately. | 自信不是假装你马上懂一切 |
| 356 | Not at | 没有,没有 |
| 357 | all. | 都一样 |
| 358 | Real confidence is caring enough about the work to check that you have | 真正的自信是足够关心的工作 检查你有 |
| 359 | the right information. | 正确的信息。 |
| 360 | Native speakers ask for clarification constantly. | 土著发言者不断要求澄清。 |
| 361 | So | 这么说 |
| 362 | pretending to understand everything immediately is actually proof of | 假装立即理解一切 实际上是证明 |
| 363 | insecurity while asking questions proves you are confident enough to get | 问问题时不安全感证明你有足够的自信 |
| 364 | the job done right. | 工作做得对 |
| 365 | Bingo. | 宾果。 |
| 366 | You nailed it. | 你钉住了它。 |
| 367 | Which brings us to our next C one | 这让我们来到下一个C |
| 368 | vocabulary word, clarify, clarify. | 词汇单词 澄清 澄清 |
| 369 | This is such a powerful verb. | 这是一个如此强大的动词。 |
| 370 | What does it | 这是什么 |
| 371 | mean? | 怎么说? |
| 372 | Practically to clarify means to make something clearer or to ask someone | 几乎是澄清使事情更清楚或问别人的方法 |
| 373 | to make their point clearer. | 让他们的观点更明确。 |
| 374 | So taking something muddy and making it sharp. | 所以拿一些泥巴 使它尖锐。 |
| 375 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 376 | An example sentence would be, could you clarify what you mean? | 举例来说,你能澄清你的意思吗? |
| 377 | Could | 可以吗? |
| 378 | you clarify what you mean? | 你明白你的意思了吗? |
| 379 | That sounds so much better than I don't understand. | 这听起来比我不明白的好得多。 |
| 380 | It's light years better. | 光明岁月更胜. |
| 381 | And this leads us to phrase type two, clarification | 这让我们想到第二句,澄清 |
| 382 | phrases. | 短语。 |
| 383 | How do we shatter the confused lamp? | 我们如何打碎那盏迷惑的灯? |
| 384 | Well, if you totally missed what | 好吧,如果你完全错过什么 |
| 385 | they said, keep it simple. | 他们说,保持简单。 |
| 386 | Just say, sorry, could you say that again? | 再说一遍,对不起,你能再说一遍吗? |
| 387 | Sorry, | 对不起 |
| 388 | could you say that again? | 你能再说一遍吗? |
| 389 | But if you understood part of it and just want to | 但如果你明白其中的一部分 只想 |
| 390 | check, use this advanced structure. | 检查,使用此高级结构。 |
| 391 | Just to clarify, do you mean? | 为了澄清,你是说? |
| 392 | Just to | 刚刚 |
| 393 | clarify, do you mean we need the report by Friday? | 清楚,你是说我们需要星期五前的报告? |
| 394 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 395 | It proves you were | 这证明你是 |
| 396 | listening, but verifies the details. | 听,但核实细节。 |
| 397 | Let's do another interactive pause break. | 我们再暂停一次 |
| 398 | Let's practice speaking again. | 我们再练习一次 |
| 399 | Say this out loud right now, wherever you are. | 现在大声说出来,无论你在哪里。 |
| 400 | Just to clarify, do you mean? | 为了澄清,你是说? |
| 401 | Three second pause. | 次三暂停. |
| 402 | Beautiful. | 美丽 |
| 403 | You're taking | 你要带 |
| 404 | control of the conversation. | 控制对话 |
| 405 | You can pause, you can ask questions. | 你可以暂停,你可以问问题。 |
| 406 | But what | 但怎样 |
| 407 | happens when you actually make an unforgettable mistake? | 当你真的犯了一个难忘的错误? |
| 408 | How do you save | 你怎么救我们? |
| 409 | the conversation? | 谈话? |
| 410 | That's our next step. | 这是我们下一步。 |
| 411 | Because the mistakes are gonna happen. | 因为错误将会发生 |
| 412 | They are inevitable. | 他们是不可避免的。 |
| 413 | You cannot remove mistakes from life. | 你不能消除生活中的错误。 |
| 414 | You can only reduce | 你只能减少 |
| 415 | them. | 他们。 |
| 416 | The real skill is recovering. | 真正的技能正在恢复。 |
| 417 | Recovery is everything. | 复苏是一切。 |
| 418 | Look, when you | 你看,当你 |
| 419 | say, oh, sorry, my English is bad. | 抱歉,我的英语不好 |
| 420 | You're doing something terrible to your own | 你对自己做了可怕的事 |
| 421 | ideas. | 点子。 |
| 422 | What am I doing? | 我在干吗? |
| 423 | You move all the attention away from your brilliant | 你把注意力从你聪明的身上移开 |
| 424 | business strategy, and you put a massive spotlight directly on your mistake. | 商业策略,你把一个巨大的焦点 直接关注你的错误。 |
| 425 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 426 | Yeah, it's like I'm forcing everyone to look at my bad grammar. | 是啊,这就像我强迫 每个人都看我的坏语法。 |
| 427 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 428 | Confident communication protects the message. | 自信的通信保护消息. |
| 429 | You have to keep the idea as | 你得保持这个想法 |
| 430 | the main topic, not your fear of English. | 而不是你对英语的恐惧 |
| 431 | Protect the message. | 保护信息。 |
| 432 | I love that | 我喜欢 |
| 433 | phrase. | 语句。 |
| 434 | And that gives us our next vocabulary word, recover. | 这给我们下一个词汇,恢复。 |
| 435 | To recover means | 恢复意味着 |
| 436 | getting control again after a mistake or a problem. | 在出错或出问题后 重新获得控制权 |
| 437 | Like tripping on the sidewalk | 就像在人行道上绊倒 |
| 438 | and just catching your balance and walking on. | 保持平衡,继续前进 |
| 439 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 440 | You don't sit down | 你不坐下来 |
| 441 | on the pavement and cry. | 在人行道上,在哭泣中, |
| 442 | An example sentence is, I made a mistake, but I | 一个例子是,我犯了一个错误,但我 |
| 443 | recovered and continued. | 恢复和继续。 |
| 444 | And to help us recover, we have a really important | 为了帮助我们康复 我们有一个非常重要的 |
| 445 | phrasal verb, slow down. | 语法动词,缓缓. |
| 446 | Now, slow down normally means driving a car slower. | 现在,慢下来通常意味着开车慢。 |
| 447 | But | 不过 |
| 448 | in this context, it means intentionally reducing the speed of your speech or | 在这种情况下,这意味着故意降低您的演讲速度或 |
| 449 | taking time to analyze words carefully. | 花时间仔细分析词 |
| 450 | Like pulling the emergency brake on your | 就像在你身上刹车一样 |
| 451 | panic. | 慌乱。 |
| 452 | Yes. | 对 |
| 453 | For example, we need to slow down strong words to understand them | 例如,我们需要减慢强词夺理 |
| 454 | better. | 好多了,你还好吧? |
| 455 | Okay, let me push back here again, though. | 好吧,让我再次推回这里,虽然。 |
| 456 | I'm ready. | 我准备好了 |
| 457 | What if people | 如果人们 |
| 458 | really are judging my English? | 真的在评判我的英语吗? |
| 459 | What if I'm in a room with impatient, high | 狦и┬丁 单帝 蔼蔼 |
| 460 | powered native speakers who are rolling their eyes? | 有动力的土著演说家 正在滚滚的眼睛? |
| 461 | It's a fair question. | 公问曰. |
| 462 | And the | 还有 |
| 463 | honest truth is, some people will judge you. | 老实说,有些人会评判你 |
| 464 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 465 | You cannot control every | 你无法控制每一个 |
| 466 | listener. | 听着 |
| 467 | There are impatient people out there. | 外面有不耐烦的人 |
| 468 | But confidence isn't about | 但自信并不关乎 |
| 469 | controlling what everyone else thinks. | 控制别人的想法 |
| 470 | What is it about? | 这是什么? |
| 471 | It's about controlling | 这是关于控制 |
| 472 | how you continue. | 你如何继续。 |
| 473 | Controlling how you continue. | 控制你如何继续。 |
| 474 | If someone rolls their eyes, you | 如果有人转动眼睛,你 |
| 475 | can't stop them. | 无法阻止他们。 |
| 476 | But you absolutely control whether you freeze and cry or | 但你绝对可以控制你是否冷冻和哭泣,或者 |
| 477 | whether you smoothly correct yourself and finish your brilliant point. | 你是否平稳地纠正自己 并完成你的辉煌点。 |
| 478 | That is | 这是 |
| 479 | so empowering. | 所以,赋予权力。 |
| 480 | So let's give the listeners phrase type three, professional | 因此,让我们给听众 短语类型三,专业 |
| 481 | recovery phrases. | 复原短语。 |
| 482 | We have five sophisticated professional phrases you | 我们有五个精密的专业短语 |
| 483 | can use in meetings when things go wrong. | 当事情出问题时,可以用来开会。 |
| 484 | Let's hit them. | 让我们打他们。 |
| 485 | Number one. | 一号 |
| 486 | Number one is | 第一个是 |
| 487 | when you use the wrong word and catch it immediately. | 当你用错了词,并抓住它立即。 |
| 488 | You say, let me correct that. | 你说,让我纠正这一点。 |
| 489 | Clean, professional. | 干净 专业 |
| 490 | We need to improve the customer potato. | 我们需要改进客户土豆。 |
| 491 | Let me correct that. | 让我纠正一下 |
| 492 | The customer portal. | 客户门户. |
| 493 | Perfectly done. | 完美无缺 |
| 494 | All right. | 好吧,我们走。 |
| 495 | Number two is a slightly softer | 二号比较柔软 |
| 496 | version. | 版本。 |
| 497 | Sorry. | 对不起 |
| 498 | I mean, like we need the bit. | 我的意思是,像我们需要一点。 |
| 499 | Sorry. | 对不起 |
| 500 | I mean, portal. | 我的意思是,门户。 |
| 501 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 502 | Number | 数目 |
| 503 | three is for when your whole sentence gets tangled up. | 三是当整个句子被缠上的时候 |
| 504 | You say, let me say that | 你说,让我说 |
| 505 | again. | 再来 |
| 506 | Oh, I like that. | 我喜欢这样 |
| 507 | It erases the bad sentence and lets you start fresh. | 它消除了错误的句子,让你重新开始。 |
| 508 | Let me | 让我来 |
| 509 | say that again. | 再说一遍 |
| 510 | Number four is similar. | 第四义相似. |
| 511 | I use the wrong word. | 我用错了词。 |
| 512 | I mean, it shows high | 我的意思是,它显示高 |
| 513 | self-awareness. | 自我意识 |
| 514 | I use the wrong word. | 我用错了词。 |
| 515 | I mean, and finally, number five, this one is | 我的意思是,最后,第五,这个是 |
| 516 | pure gold. | 纯金的 |
| 517 | Yes. | 对 |
| 518 | This is for when a specific word completely vanishes from | 这是当一个特定的词完全消失 从 |
| 519 | your memory like a black hole. | 你的记忆就像黑洞一样 |
| 520 | You know the word, but it's gone. | 你知道这个词,但它不见了。 |
| 521 | Instead of | 代替 |
| 522 | panicking, you say, let me explain it another way. | 慌乱,你说,让我解释 另一种方式。 |
| 523 | Let me explain it another | 让我再解释一遍 |
| 524 | way. | 就是这样 |
| 525 | And then you just describe around the missing word. | 然后你只是描述 围绕缺失的词。 |
| 526 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 527 | It shows you | 它显示你 |
| 528 | understand the concept so deeply you can talk about it without relying on one | 理解这个概念如此深刻 你可以谈论它而不依赖一个 |
| 529 | single vocabulary word. | 单词词. |
| 530 | We have the theory, but now it's time to completely | 我们有这个理论,但现在该彻底了 |
| 531 | upgrade your vocabulary. | 升级词汇表。 |
| 532 | We're going to take the most common nervous learner | 我们要带最普通的紧张学习者 |
| 533 | sentences and transform them into powerful professional English. | 将句子转化为强大的专业英语。 |
| 534 | Get ready. | 准备好 |
| 535 | This is where we put it all together. | 这就是我们拼凑在一起的地方。 |
| 536 | A rapid fire breakdown. | 火力迅速崩溃 |
| 537 | Let's do it like a | 让我们像一个 |
| 538 | role play. | 角色扮演。 |
| 539 | I will say the weak nervous sentence that learners usually use, and | 我会说,弱神经 句子,学习者通常使用, |
| 540 | you give me the upgraded B2C1 version. | 你给我升级的B2C1版本。 |
| 541 | And I'll explain why it works better. | 我会解释为什么它工作更好。 |
| 542 | Let's go. | 我们走吧。 |
| 543 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 544 | Instead of walking into a room and saying, sorry, my English is | 而不是走进一个房间 说,对不起,我的英语是 |
| 545 | bad. | 糟透了,我还没说完 |
| 546 | You should say, I may need a moment, but I'd like to share my idea. | 你该说,我可能需要一点时间 但我想分享我的想法 |
| 547 | I may need | 我也许需要 |
| 548 | a moment, but I'd like to share my idea. | 不过我想分享一下我的主意 |
| 549 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 550 | Why is that so much better? | 为什么这么好? |
| 551 | Because | 因为 |
| 552 | you shouldn't ever apologize for having an accent or for being a learner. | 你不应该为有口音或作为一个学习者道歉。 |
| 553 | This | 这个 |
| 554 | phrase sets a professional boundary and highlights that your idea is valuable. | 语句设置了一个专业界限,并突出显示您的想法是有价值的。 |
| 555 | It centers the idea, not the language level. | 它以思想为中心,而不是语言层面. |
| 556 | Hmm. | 是吗? |
| 557 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 558 | Next one. | 下一个 |
| 559 | Instead of | 代替 |
| 560 | getting stuck in saying, I don't know how to say, say this, I'm looking for the | 被困在说, 我不知道怎么说,说这个, 我在找 |
| 561 | right word or use our recovery phrase. | 或者用我们的康复短语 |
| 562 | Let me explain it another way. | 让我解释一下 |
| 563 | Right. | 对 |
| 564 | Because I don't know how to say is a dead end. | 因为我不知道该怎么说是死胡同 |
| 565 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 566 | It forces the other person | 它强迫他人 |
| 567 | to try and guess what you mean. | 试着猜你的意思。 |
| 568 | Explaining it another way keeps you in | 解释它另一种方式 让你进入 |
| 569 | control. | 控制系统 |
| 570 | Okay. | 摆 |
| 571 | Here's one I hear all the time. | 我经常听到这个 |
| 572 | Instead of aggressively asking, you | 而不是主动问,你 |
| 573 | understand me. | 明白吗? |
| 574 | Oh yeah. | 对 |
| 575 | That sounds almost angry. | 听起来很生气 |
| 576 | Instead, ask. | 相反,问。 |
| 577 | Does that make | 这是否意味着 |
| 578 | sense? | 感觉呢? |
| 579 | Or am I explaining that clearly? | 还是我解释得很清楚? |
| 580 | Does that make sense? | 这有道理吗? |
| 581 | Am I explaining | 我在解释吗? |
| 582 | that clearly? | 清楚了吗? |
| 583 | Yes. | 对 |
| 584 | It shifts the burden. | 它转移了负担。 |
| 585 | You aren't attacking their listening | 你不攻击他们的听觉 |
| 586 | skills. | 技术。 |
| 587 | You're inviting them to collaborate on understanding your | 你邀请他们合作理解你 |
| 588 | explanation. | 解释。 |
| 589 | Though a quick note for the listeners, use this honestly. | 虽然是给听众们的便条,但诚实地使用这个. |
| 590 | If you say, | 如果你说, |
| 591 | does that make sense? | 这有道理吗? |
| 592 | After every single sentence, it sounds really nervous. | 每一句之后,听起来都很紧张。 |
| 593 | Use | 使用 |
| 594 | it only when you've just explained something really complex. | 只有在你刚刚解释一些非常复杂的事情时 |
| 595 | Good tip. | 不错的提示。 |
| 596 | ưμ㼯A | |
| 597 | one. | 一个 |
| 598 | Instead of commanding someone, repeat again. | 与其指挥某甲,复次. |
| 599 | A bit rude. | 有点粗鲁。 |
| 600 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 601 | Say, could | 说,可以 |
| 602 | you say that again, please? | 你再说一遍,好吗? |
| 603 | Or sorry, I didn't quite catch that. | 对不起,我可没听懂 |
| 604 | And remind the | 并提醒我们 |
| 605 | listener about the tone of voice here. | 听听这里的声音 |
| 606 | Right. | 对 |
| 607 | Keep a calm, professional tone. | 保持冷静,专业的语气。 |
| 608 | Don't use your panic voice where your pitch goes way up. | 不要用你的惊慌声 在那里你的投手去了很多。 |
| 609 | Keep it grounded. | 保持它搁浅。 |
| 610 | So | 这么说 |
| 611 | could you say that again? | 你能再说一遍吗? |
| 612 | But could you say that again, please? | 但你能再说一遍吗? |
| 613 | Final one. | 最后一个 |
| 614 | Instead | 相反 |
| 615 | of confessing, I made mistake. | 承认,我犯了错误。 |
| 616 | Just keep the conversation moving forward. | 继续说下去 |
| 617 | Say, let | 说,让我们 |
| 618 | me correct that. | 我纠正了这一点。 |
| 619 | Let me correct that. | 让我纠正一下 |
| 620 | It's so smooth. | 般若圆融. |
| 621 | Let's do one last | 让我们做最后一个 |
| 622 | interactive pause break. | 交互暂停中断 。 |
| 623 | Yes. | 对 |
| 624 | Listeners, choose one recovery phrase we just | 听者,选择一个恢复短语,我们只是 |
| 625 | covered. | 覆盖。 |
| 626 | Say it out loud right now until it feels ready in your mouth. | 现在大声说出来,直到它感觉在你的嘴里。 |
| 627 | Because | 因为 |
| 628 | you are not preparing to be perfect. | 你还没准备好完美 |
| 629 | You are preparing to continue. | 你准备继续 |
| 630 | Three second | 三秒钟 |
| 631 | pause. | 暂停 |
| 632 | I love that. | 我喜欢 |
| 633 | You are not preparing to be perfect. | 你还没准备好要完美 |
| 634 | You are | 琌 |
| 635 | preparing to continue. | 准备继续 |
| 636 | It really changes everything. | 它真的改变了一切。 |
| 637 | It does. | 没错 |
| 638 | As we start wrapping | 当我们开始包装 |
| 639 | up this deep dive, let's summarize the final takeaways. | 让我们总结一下最后的外卖 |
| 640 | Confidence does not | 没有信心 |
| 641 | appear before you speak. | 出现在你说话之前。 |
| 642 | No, it doesn't just magically arrive while you're | 不,它不只是神奇的到达 当你是 |
| 643 | waiting in the hallway. | 在走廊里等着 |
| 644 | Right. | 对 |
| 645 | It grows because you speak. | 它生长是因为你说话。 |
| 646 | You speak clearly, you | 你说话清楚点,你 |
| 647 | take a pause, you ask for clarification, you recover when you fall, and you never | 暂停一下,你要求澄清, 当你跌倒了,你从来没有 |
| 648 | make your English smaller than your idea. | 让你的英语比你的主意小。 |
| 649 | And we promised you an exclusive bonus | 我们答应给你独家奖金 |
| 650 | tip at the end. | 尾端为尖端。 |
| 651 | So here is the promised bonus drop. | 这就是承诺的奖金。 |
| 652 | Drop the knowledge. | 弃诸知识. |
| 653 | You need | 惠璶 |
| 654 | to stop using labels and start using directions. | 以停止使用标签并开始使用方向。 |
| 655 | Labels versus directions. | 标签对方向。 |
| 656 | Break that down for us. | 帮我们破解它 |
| 657 | Do not say to yourself, I cannot speak confidently. | 不要对自己说,我不能自信地说。 |
| 658 | That | 那个 |
| 659 | is a label. | 是一个标签。 |
| 660 | It closes the door on your brain trying to improve. | 它关闭了你的大脑的门 试图改善。 |
| 661 | Yeah. | 对 |
| 662 | It's a | 这是一个 |
| 663 | permanent identity. | 永久身份证明。 |
| 664 | It's like saying, this is just who I am. | 就像说,这就是我是谁。 |
| 665 | I give up. | 我放弃了 |
| 666 | Exactly. | 没错 |
| 667 | Instead, you need to shift your mindset and use a direction. | 相反,你需要转变你的心态 并使用一个方向。 |
| 668 | Say, I am practicing | 说,我在练习 |
| 669 | how to pause, clarify, and recover. | 如何暂停、澄清和恢复。 |
| 670 | I am practicing how to pause, clarify, and | 我在练习如何暂停 澄清 |
| 671 | recover. | 没事了 |
| 672 | That is a direction and a plan. | 这是一个方向和计划。 |
| 673 | It tells your brain, we are working on | 它告诉你的大脑,我们正在工作 |
| 674 | this, we are making progress. | 我们正在取得进展。 |
| 675 | It's so actionable. | 如此可动. |
| 676 | And speaking of actionable, | 说到行动能力 |
| 677 | we want to see your commitment right now. | 我们想看到你的承诺 现在。 |
| 678 | Yes, we do. | 没错 |
| 679 | Go to the comment box right | 右转到注释框 |
| 680 | now and write, I am consistent. | 现在写,我是一贯的。 |
| 681 | Type it out. | 输入出来。 |
| 682 | I am consistent. | 我是一贯的 |
| 683 | Also, write down | 还有,写下来 |
| 684 | one keyword or one idiom we explained today to prove you are actually | 一个关键词或一个字 我们今天解释 证明你其实是 |
| 685 | listening to the deep dive. | 听深潜。 |
| 686 | We read all your feedback, so tell us what kind of | 我们读了你所有的反馈, 所以告诉我们什么样的 |
| 687 | topic you want for the next video. | 您想要的下一个视频主题 。 |
| 688 | We really do read them all. | 我们真的都读了 |
| 689 | We want to know | 我们想知道 |
| 690 | what you need help with. | 你需要帮助 |
| 691 | And if you enjoyed this deep dive, there are many | 如果你喜欢这个深潜, 有很多 |
| 692 | more deep dives on my channel. | 更深入的潜水在我的频道。 |
| 693 | Go check them out and binge watch your favorites. | 去查查他们 看你的最爱 |
| 694 | Turn them on while you're doing chores. | 在你做杂务的时候打开 |
| 695 | Get that easy listening practice. | 来点简单的听力练习 |
| 696 | Absolutely. | 当然 |
| 697 | And if you want to read articles about English, go in the | 如果你想读关于英语的文章,请进 |
| 698 | description box. | 说明框。 |
| 699 | There, I have provided a link. | 在那里,我提供了一个链接。 |
| 700 | If you subscribe once, you will | 如果你订阅一次,你会 |
| 701 | receive a free article in your email for free every time. | 每次在电子邮件中免费收到一篇文章。 |
| 702 | That's a great resource. | 妙宝资源. |
| 703 | Reading helps so much with vocabulary. | 阅读对词汇很有帮助。 |
| 704 | It really does. | 确实 |
| 705 | Don't forget to like, | 别忘了喜欢 |
| 706 | share and subscribe to keep improving your daily English. | 分享和订阅以不断改进您的每日英语。 |
| 707 | We love growing | 我们喜欢成长 |
| 708 | this community. | 这个社区。 |
| 709 | Before we go, I want to leave you with a provocative closing | 出发前,我想先结束你 |
| 710 | thought. | 认为。 |
| 711 | Oh, I like these. | 哦,我喜欢这些。 |
| 712 | If communication is truly about connection, | 如果沟通真正涉及连接 |
| 713 | think about this. | 想想这个。 |
| 714 | What incredible world changing ideas is the world missing out | 令人难以置信的世界在改变思想,世界在消失 |
| 715 | on simply because you are afraid to pause for two seconds. | 仅仅因为你害怕暂停两秒钟 |
| 716 | Wow. | 珃 |
| 717 | Don't hold | 别着急 |
| 718 | back your brilliant ideas just because you're scared of a customer potato. | 回到你聪明的想法 只是因为你害怕一个客户土豆。 |
| 719 | Never let the potato win. | 别让土豆赢 |
| 720 | Thanks for listening, everyone. | 谢谢大家聆听 |
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