时间:2018-12-28 作者:英语课 分类:一起闲话英语-English Chitchat


英语课
Tony / Mozambique
speaker I would say, maybe children are spoiled, because I remember when I was younger, like we had to work hard if we wanted to get something from our parents. Or even the stories you hear from your parents, they're basically used to say the same thing, "If you want to get something, you need to work hard for it." But nowadays, maybe some children don't work hard but they still get certain things although they didn't work hard.
 
Katia / Mexico 
speaker I think children right now are more deprived than spoiled. Unfortunately, I believe that many parents are trying to protect their children a little bit too much, so they're deprived of many things, like creativity or spontaneity or curiosity. So, definitely, I think children are deprived.
 
Paul / England
speaker I think children are deprived due to the reduction of clean and safe play environments. When I speak to my parents or grandparents, they tell me about, you know, times when they used to play in the river or play in the forest; whereas now, it's very- children are quite restricted. There's a lot of concern about people who are going to do bad things to their children, and I think it's very restrictive. So, in a sense, I feel that children are deprived these days.
 
Kat / Germany 
speaker I know a popular opinion is that children nowadays are spoiled, but I don't really think so. I think that there are a lot of things that children had maybe fifty or a hundred years ago that they don't have anymore. Nowadays, so many people are divorced, and their children are just living with one parent. That is a good example for how children nowadays can be very deprived.
 
Gareth / England
speaker I think kids these days are deprived of nature. I think most children grow up in big cities, and I think there's this urban sprawl 1 that's happening, where cities are becoming bigger and encroaching on the natural countryside. So, I believe that children are deprived from nature, from climbing trees and playing in ponds and rivers, and stuff like that.
 
Tim / United States
speaker In America, I think children are very spoiled. A lot of them have things handed to them; they don't have to work very hard. So, for sixteenth birthday, parents will give their kids a car, or their kids won't have to work very hard to pay for school or college or anything like that. So, they don't have anything to challenge themselves, because their parents give them everything.

1 sprawl
vi.躺卧,扩张,蔓延;vt.使蔓延;n.躺卧,蔓延
  • In our garden,bushes are allowed to sprawl as they will.在我们园子里,灌木丛爱怎么蔓延就怎么蔓延。
  • He is lying in a sprawl on the bed.他伸开四肢躺在床上。
学英语单词
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adjustment of valve tappet or plunger
allium fistulosums
Almoharin
analgesin
animation equipment
antiamoebic
antitank hand grenade
aplastic leukemia
arnesses
assistance
Bam, L.de
bandleader
barlum hydrogen sulfate
Bergvik
cahir
chrysomphalus dictyospermi
coal clearing
cross power
Crotorite
darlingtonia californica torr.
decins
detaxed
dirty little secret
endwise skew
first-grader
flax-like fibre
flowing-film concentration
fluorescent seeds
follieri
framing window pulse
free-end fixed bridge
funk holes
fuscid
gain market
Gawsworth
gazalas
genus Regalecus
gilt-edged bonds
Golden-Rumped
growth in the living standard
hemicyclic double bond
Holcocerus vicarius
hydroxy acids
incisor foramen
kernighan
labrecula
laser communications
Lauderdale
law of diminishing marginal productivity
manchukuo
master key
melodic position
message group
military ceremony
molybdenum base composition
monorhina
multiphonic
myocardial-infarct
navigational aids and bridge system
one-line diagram
outset angle
oyster opener
paralleled plate electrode type phototube
partially spent
pediatry
phylloceratids
pollini-
port lyautey
procamide
psidium littorales
quadra
radiation-induced disordering
reading lists
remote plasma nitridation
residential suburb
sand-blast machine
sargassum baccularia
sawor
scarabro(e)ite
scientest
self-unloading barge
semicirculating
shearing failure
signal-to-jamming ratio
single gauge measurement
smokie
Sofades
starch hexanitrate
starter clutch spring
stenograppher
sulfisoxazole
symmetrical ban-reject filter
system mistake
thyra
towered over
type method
uncommitted amount
under expenditure
value source
vitruvian scroll
widening of embankment