时间:2018-12-24 作者:英语课 分类:万花筒2013年


英语课

 That fork, called happy folk.


“It's the fork to tell you to eat more slowly.”
“It tells you to eat more slowly.Where are you from?”
“Where are you from?”
“I'm from Paris. France.”
“So you come up with this in France where you eat cheese and wine.”
As you hold the fork, it measures the length of your meal, the number of time you bring it to your mouth and how long you break in between full close.
“It's vibrating 1 already.”
It turns out I was eating too fast, not to mention talking with my mouth full. 
Joanna Stern 2, ABC News.com technology editor right there with us.
“So what does it want me to do?”
“It wants you to slow down.”
So I did.
“It's not vibrating now. So I've slowed down and it's happy with me now.”
“It's actually called the happy fork.”
“Happy fork.”
I’ll put this on my forehead.
The next product tries to convince 4 us on spree-the computer you wear on your forehead.
“How is my heart rate?
75. My heart rate is dropping as I check out your products.”
They say it's the first device 5 to combine the length of your workout, how far, how fast with your body temperature, sending the information via a bluetooth. But I have a question about one of the numbers.
“Do I have a fever?”
“No, no, it's okay.”
“It's 99.6.”
He assured 6 me with no fever, it was warm in that convention 7 center. 
“Who wears this when they work out though. I mean if you went to the gym and you had this on, you look a little funny, I mean,you know?”
“No, you don't sweat with this. It's like a sweat stop.”
And lastly, Fitbit. You wear it like a watch right on your belt,and it tells you how many steps, how many stairs climbed, how many calories burnt in a single day.
“So if you goal is 2562,you are almost there.How many steps should we be taking?”
“You should be taking at least 10,000.”
“10,000 steps a day?’
“It's hard actually, but you should be doing that.”
So today it works 8.
“See how many steps I take before I get to the news desk here.”
I took the stairs, went to Starbucks for everyone, back up the block.
“I love the escalator.”
Delivering those coffees to the edit 3 room.
“I haven't even hit 2000 yet.”
That's just why that message said,
“faster, David.”
“Everyone is laughing at me in the studio. I should skip the escalator because I'm only at 2600 steps.They say 10,000.”

1 vibrating
n.振动,振荡v.(使)振动[颤动]( vibrate的现在分词 )
  • A vibrating membrane in the ear helps to convey sounds to the brain. 耳膜的振动帮助声音传送到大脑。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • In wind instruments the sound is produced by a vibrating air column. 管乐器的声音是由振动的气柱产生的。 来自辞典例句
2 stern
adj.严厉的,严格的,严峻的;n.船尾
  • The ship was in a blaze from stem to stern.整艘船从头到尾都着火了。
  • The headmaster ruled the school with a stern discipline.校长治校严谨。
3 edit
vt.编辑,校订,主编,编辑,剪辑(影片等)
  • You'll have to edit that tape,it's too long.那盘录音带太长,你得把它剪辑一下。
  • It is not yet decided who will edit it.由谁校订未决。
4 convince
vt.使确认,使信服;使认识错误
  • It requires a lot of talking to convince him.要说服他很费口舌。
  • I have given over trying to convince him.我已经不再试图说服他了。
5 device
n.器械,装置;计划,策略,诡计
  • The device will be in production by the end of the year.该装置将于年底投入生产。
  • The device will save much time and effort for us.这种装置会使我们节省大量时间和气力。
6 assured
a.确实的,深信的
  • He spoke in a calm, assured voice. 他冷静自信地说。
  • The makers of the product assured us that there had been no sacrifice of quality. 这一产品的制造商向我们保证说他们没有牺牲质量。
7 convention
n.惯例,习俗,常规,会议,大会
  • How many delegates have checked in at the convention?大会已有多少代表报到?
  • He sets at naught every convention of society.他轻视所有的社会习俗。
8 works
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件
  • We expect writers to produce more and better works.我们期望作家们写出更多更好的作品。
  • The novel is regarded as one of the classic works.这篇小说被公认为是最优秀的作品之一。
学英语单词
ab-so-lute-ly
accessory nucleus
acid dust
agglutinophore
anas clypeatas
Antarctogea
antenna noise figure
argentaffinic
astropologist
auxiliary thermometer
bent tube boiler
bilge-pumping plant
bolbitis subcordata
brachiosaurus
circingle
combined-voltage generator
copper (greening) inhibitor
cotext
cyclobutane-carboxylic acid
dating with carbon-14
DI Particle
dicinnamalacetone
diffuse bronchial spasm
direct product of generalized functions
discontinuous infinite group
diverging light
Egito
electrophilic
Etnefjord
extended operating system
extremely high-speed oscilloscope
feedback control mechanism
figulus binodulus
fluoride crystallization method
fugl
half-time break
haploid nuclei
Helen Laura Sumner Woodbury
herds of cattle
Hieroglyphic Hittite
hyoglycocholic
insurance conglomerate
interparietal fissure
jinne
jozu
Klavikordal
law of large number
Limehoused
linear flame propagation
liquor licenses
luggage compartment lamp
management system engineering
mcgaver
medical accounting
milkweed butterfly
mind your Ps and Qs
misfashioned
molecular orbit
monkey gland
Moqor
neo-colonial
nervous pregnancy
neurotologic
non-conforming tender
NURSELINE
plasma MIG welding
praunced
pulsed hydrogen thyratron
push something aside
radices longa ganglii ciliaris
rail posts
reavailed
refuelling machine maintenance compartment
relative magnet
rereward
rescreened
retaliatory tax
saddle-point method
sli
Somatmpin
spark quadrant
stammel
standard vibration machine
static rest space
stink badger
strangles
stress mark
supercohort
synchondroses sacroiliac
terriblize
thoracic segment
transposition number
Trypanosoma rotatorium
turfies
type number
Universal Tubular Services
untaunted
Urocaudol
vanners
wholesomely
wild strip cropping
yellow-marked