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第2026期:Korean Turns to Matchmaking to Increase Low...

英语每日一听 | 每天少于5分钟 ·

2023/12/05

While Christmasmusicplayed, 100 South Korean men and women gathered at a hotel nearthecapital ofSeoulwith their names written for others to see.当圣诞音乐响起时，100 名韩国男女聚集在首都首尔附近的一家酒店，写下自己的名字供其他人查看。They were hoping to find love.Thegovernment hopes they will make babies.他们希望找到爱情。政府希望他们能生孩子。The young men and women were at a blind dating event held by the city of Seongnam. Blind dating is when two people who do not know each other meet in hopes of forming a

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第2025期:What the White House Looks Like for Christmas

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2023/12/04

U.S. first lady Jill Biden wants everyone who visits the White House around Christmas to feel like a kid again.美国第一夫人吉尔·拜登希望圣诞节前后访问白宫的每个人都能再次感觉像个孩子。On Monday, Biden held a gathering to show the White House Christmas decorations. “Magic, Wonder and Joy” is the theme this year. It will be the Bidens’ third Christmas holiday in the White House.周一，拜登举行聚会展示白宫圣诞装饰品。今年的主题是“魔法、奇迹和欢乐”。这将是拜登夫妇在白宫的第三个圣诞节假期。“Each room on display is designed to capture the…delight and imagination of our

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第2024期:Market Grows for Costly Fine Water

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2023/12/03

At a meeting in April in Athens, Greece, drink experts looked carefully at the liquid in their glasses. They held them up to the light. They tasted and, sometimes, spit them out into containers. And they discussed the mineral content and purity.四月份在希腊雅典举行的一次会议上，饮品专家仔细观察了杯子里的液体。他们把它们举到灯光下。他们品尝并有时将它们吐到容器中。他们还讨论了矿物质含量和纯度。But these experts were not tasting wine. Instead, they were tasting “fine water.”但这些专家并不是在品尝葡萄酒。相反，他们品尝的是“好水”。The experts are members of the Fine Water Society

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第2023期:Researchers Return to Alzheimer's Vaccines

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2023/12/02

Researchers are renewing efforts to find Alzheimer’s disease treatments that remove harmful proteins from the brain. Such vaccines could possibly offer an easier and lower-cost choice for millions of people, several scientists and industry leaders say.研究人员正在继续努力寻找消除大脑中有害蛋白质的阿尔茨海默病治疗方法。几位科学家和行业领袖表示，此类疫苗可能为数百万人提供更简单、成本更低的选择。The brain-wasting disease causes thinking and memory problems.这种脑消耗性疾病会导致思维和记忆问题。The U.S. government website ClinicalTrials.gov shows that at least seven

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第2022期:Boom in unusual jellyfish spotted in UK waters

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2023/12/01

Most ofthesejellyfish sightings reported totheMarineConservation Society were in Cornwall and offthewest coast of Wales.Themost commonly seen wasthelarge barrel jellyfish with a bulbous head, which can measure up to a metre wide, and eight frilled legs – it can be shocking to spot at close quarters.人们向英国海洋环境保护协会报告的目击水母的地点大多是在康沃尔郡以及威尔士西海岸附近。最多见的是巨型桶水母，它的头部呈球茎状，头宽可达一米，还有八条褶边状的触手 —— 在近距离看到这种水母可能会令人感到很震撼。Jellyfish populations do go throughboom-and-bust cycles naturally, but climate

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第2021期:The art of songwriting

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2023/11/30

Singer-songwriters write songs, but how do they do it? Where do musicians get their inspiration from? What comes first – the music or the lyrics? It turns out that everyone has their own way of writing which works for them.歌手兼作曲家写歌，但他们是如何做到的呢？音乐家从哪里获得灵感？到底是先有音乐还是先有歌词？事实证明，每个人都有适合自己的写作方式。Bob Dylan is a musician with a unique musical style. It has been described as folk rock, gospel, country and jazz. He told the BBC that he gets a lot of his writing inspiration from novels like

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第2020期:These Coral Reefs Are Doing Well in Gulf of...

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2023/11/29

The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says changes in ocean temperature are the leading cause of coral bleaching around the world.美国国家海洋和大气管理局（NOAA）表示，海洋温度的变化是世界各地珊瑚白化的主要原因。From Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to the waters of Florida, it happens when warm water causes corals to expel their colorful algae and turn white.从澳大利亚的大堡礁到佛罗里达州的水域，当温暖的海水导致珊瑚排出彩色藻类并变白时，就会发生这种情况。Derek Manzello is the head of Coral Reef Watch, which is part of NOAA. He said at least

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第2019期:Indian Cloud-seeding Project Aims to Produce...

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2023/11/28

Indian scientists plan to add substances to clouds above the capital New Delhi in an effort to produce rain to reduce pollution.印度科学家计划在首都新德里上空的云层中添加物质，以产生降雨来减少污染。The method to artificially produce rain is called cloud seeding. The process involves adding different chemicals to clouds to cause rain. When rain falls from the sky, water droplets can attach to pollution particles and bring them down to the ground.人工降雨的方法称为人工降雨。该过程涉及向云中添加不同的化学物质以引起降雨。当雨从天而降时，水滴会附着在污染颗粒上并将其带到地面。New

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第2018期:AI Robot Finds Way to Produce Oxygen from...

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2023/11/27

Chinese researchers say they have built an artificial intelligence (AI) robot that can carry out chemical reactions to produce oxygen from water on Mars.中国研究人员表示，他们已经建造了一种人工智能（AI）机器人，可以在火星上进行化学反应，从水中产生氧气。The system could be another way for space travelers in the future to make much-needed oxygen on Mars. Humans visiting the Red Planet will need oxygen to support life. The gas could also be used to make rocket fuel, which is difficult to transport to

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第2017期:UK student loans almost entirely used up by rent

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2023/11/26

In the past two years, student accommodation costs have risen by an average of nearly 15% in England, but the funding students can borrow to cover living expenses has gone up by just over 5%. An undergraduate receiving the average maintenance loan and paying a typical student rent in England would be left with about fifty pence a week to cover their food and anything

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第2016期:How seeds make up our diet

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2023/11/25

Think of a caveman, and maybe you imagine someone tearing at the flesh of an animal they've just hunted. But this picture may be false – analysis of prehistoric remains suggests that Stone Age people were skilled in processing and cooking different kinds of seeds, even experimenting with different flavours. Seeds are still an important part of our diets, so maybe food choices haven't changed as much as we

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第2015期:Swiss-designed Technology Helps Parkinson's...

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2023/11/24

Marc Gauthier has Parkinson’s disease.马克·高蒂尔患有帕金森病。The disease affects his nervous system, weakens his muscles and causes his arms and legs to shake.这种疾病影响了他的神经系统，削弱了他的肌肉，导致他的胳膊和腿颤抖。The 63-year-old Gauthier had not been able to leave his home for some time. But that was until he became thefirstperson to receive a new Swiss-designed medical device that greatly improved his ability to walk.63岁的高蒂尔已经有一段时间无法离开家了。但直到他成为第一个接受瑞士设计的新型医疗设备的人，该设备极大地提高了他的行走能力。Gauthier received a medical

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第2014期: AI Robots

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2023/11/23

Patricia: Hi, John.帕特里夏:你好，约翰。John: Hey.约翰：你好。Patricia: Today we're talking about artificial intelligence or AI. Maybe getting into a little bit of robotics.帕特里夏：今天我们谈论人工智能或人工智能。也许会接触一点机器人技术。John: I like it. Patricia: Just wanted to know your take on how you think this will change our society. The advancements that have been made so far in AI and robotics.帕特里夏：只是想知道您认为这将如何改变我们的社会。迄今为止人工智能和机器人技术取得的进步。John: Well, I mean, already we've seen there's a huge push towards whether it's

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第2013期:Evidence of Crash with Another Planet under...

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2023/11/22

Scientists have recognized since the 1970s that there are two large, mysterious blobs in the deepest part of Earth's mantle.自 20 世纪 70 年代以来，科学家们已经认识到，在地幔最深处有两个巨大的神秘斑点。One of the masses is under Africa and the other under the South Pacific Ocean.其中一处位于非洲下方，另一处位于南太平洋下方。Recent research suggests these masses, which are denser than the material surrounding them, might be from a huge crash early in our planet's history.最近的研究表明，这些比周围物质密度更大的质量可能来自地球历史早期的一次巨大碰撞。Researchers recently said

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第2012期:Experts call for tighter limits on chemical in...

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2023/11/21

'Forever chemicals' are used in a wide range of products from food packaging to make-up because of their water-resistant properties.“永久性化学物质” 因其防水的特性被广泛用于食品包装和化妆品等各类产品中。UK water companies are required to test for 47 different types of PFAS. If levels are considered high risk, guidelines suggest the water isn't used for drinking purposes.目前，英国各自来水公司按要求需对水中47种全氟和多氟烷基物质（PFAS）的含量进行检测。如果含量被认定为过高，根据英国饮用水监管局的指导方针，这些水则不可用作饮用水。The Royal Society of Chemistry says this still exposes people

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第2011期:Flexible thinking for your career

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2023/11/20

Does work ever leave you feeling stuck in a rut with limited opportunities to be creative? To thrive, you might want to increase your brain's flexibility. But is this even possible, and if so, how?工作是否让您感到墨守成规，发挥创造力的机会有限？为了茁壮成长，您可能需要提高大脑的灵活性。但这可能吗？如果可能的话，如何实现呢？Most jobs require the ability to problem-solve and cope with challenges, at least to a certain extent. Imagine a teacher who has a new and very nervous student in their class. If that teacher is a flexible thinker, they

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第2010期:Very rare 460-million-year-old fossils discovered

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2023/11/19

Researchers at Amgueddfa Cymru –MuseumWales – found the fossils in rocks which were laid down under the sea more than 460 million years ago when mid Wales was covered by an ocean. They say more than 170 species were uncovered at a secret location on private land.威尔士国家博物馆的研究人员们在4.6亿多年前威尔士中部被海洋覆盖时埋在海底的岩石中发现了这些化石。研究人员说，他们在私有土地上的一个秘密地点发现了170多个物种的化石。The fossils include many soft-bodied creatures, where soft tissue and complete organismshavebeen preserved, rather than just shells and

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第2009期:Is technology making life better or worse?

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2023/11/18

John: Technology. Patricia, is it changing people for the better or for the worse?约翰：技术。帕特里夏，它会让人们变得更好还是更坏？Patricia: I think it's doing both. It depends on the person. I think technology is an amazing tool and resource, but I also think that people can become easily addicted to things.帕特里夏：我认为两者兼而有之。取决于个人。我认为技术是一种了不起的工具和资源，但我也认为人们很容易对事物上瘾。John: I agree.约翰：我同意。Patricia: Yeah, like their phones or social media. So, I mean, it's like anything in life, it has its advantages and

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第2008期:Birds Will No Longer Be Named after People

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2023/11/17

Birds in North America will no longer be named after people. The American Ornithological Society announced the move Wednesday.北美的鸟类将不再以人的名字命名。美国鸟类学会周三宣布了这一举措。Next year, the organization will begin to rename around 80 birds found in the United States and Canada.明年，该组织将开始重新命名在美国和加拿大发现的约 80 种鸟类。Colleen Handel is the organization’s president. She said: “There is power in a name, and some English bird nameshaveassociations with the past that continue to be exclusionary and harmful

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第2007期:Taking Care of Physical Health

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2023/11/16

Tahia: So I've been really worried about my physical health lately and think that I need tohavea far better routine. What do you think are the most important things that I should do tohavegood physical health?塔希亚：所以我最近非常担心自己的身体健康，并认为我需要有一个更好的生活习惯。您认为为了拥有良好的身体健康我应该做的最重要的事情是什么？Christian: That's a great question. I think it's a combination of things. You need to make sure that you're eating healthily. That means lots of fruits and vegetables, no junk food like fried food, and no

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