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听写有没有用？附MP3音频一段。

heater(美帝苏修)
我觉得听写有用，但也要看怎么听写。我觉得：
不能一天到晚听写。一天最多搞半个钟头足够了。
听写一定要和发音和口语的提高联系起来。光听不说，收效会缓慢。
有听不出来的词应该先放一放，不应该死气白咧硬听。

链接里面的音频，虽然内容简单，但把所有的词都听出来，恐怕并不是那么容易。
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Last Updated: 2011-11-15
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  • 工作学习 / 外语学习 / 听写有没有用？附MP3音频一段。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-15 {276} (#7071687@0)
    我觉得听写有用，但也要看怎么听写。我觉得：
    不能一天到晚听写。一天最多搞半个钟头足够了。
    听写一定要和发音和口语的提高联系起来。光听不说，收效会缓慢。
    有听不出来的词应该先放一放，不应该死气白咧硬听。

    链接里面的音频，虽然内容简单，但把所有的词都听出来，恐怕并不是那么容易。
    • Let me try a try... -wireless_mouse(无线小滑鼠); 2011-11-15 {1599} (#7071936@0)
      本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛More than 4 billion years ago, the most important event in the history of the earth took place: the ocean was born. It completely transformed the planet, creating a watery oasis that gave rise to the air we breathe, our climate, and the stunning array of life, including the critical species, that first crawled out of the ocean, to inhabit land.

      "We're looking at an animal that's really at the base of the branch in the tree of life that leads to all limbed animals, and, and we're limbed animal."

      The story of the ocean is the story of mass extinctions and of astonishing survivals in one of the most beautiful and mysterious parts of the planet. Ultimately the history of the ocean is our own history, and today we're just beginning to understand its complexity and the immense influence it has on the planet and on our own survival.

      "Our vast ocean stretches out over space and time. It's almost as old as the planet itself. Yet for most of us, the ocean is a shoreline, a watery surface, a mystery. There's an amazing world beneath these waves, but it's fragile and threatened. In this four-part series, we'll join the scientists who are unlocking the secrets, and exploring the wonders of this most critical life forest on the planet, the ocean."

      We live on the blue planet which is almost all of ocean. A water planet that is unique among the cosmos. But where did all this water come from? And how did it transform our planet? Nick Ailes (?), a professor of Geology at the University of Toronto, has a good idea of what this planet looked like 4.5 billion years ago.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
      • 好厉害。。。Nick Eyles是那个教授的名字。当然我不是听出来的而是狗搜出来的 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-15 (#7071989@0)
    • 美帝兄能否找一些难一点，但短一些的段子。这个长了点。没时间听完，更没时间敲字。 -winterstorm(打酱油的); 2011-11-15 (#7072147@0)
      • 酱油兄要是愿意玩，我再多找两段难点儿的。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-15 (#7072395@0)
    • 太佩服你的学习毅力了 -englearner(majia); 2011-11-15 (#7072432@0)
      • 谢谢。你是不是以后就打算一直用这件马甲了 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-15 (#7073185@0)
        • 尽量做到学习专用。穿错了就没办法了 -englearner(majia); 2011-11-16 (#7073340@0)
    • 这一段应该说虽然生词不算多，但说话的人显然是有一定学术水平但吐字不清的那种。大家可以试着听听他说的内容。内容大致是讲人体基因有关事情的。后面有几个词恐怕很难听清，不行就算了。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-15 (#7073157@0)
      • 再来试试看，有个地方没听清楚，其他专业术语不熟悉。 -wireless_mouse(无线小滑鼠); 2011-11-16 {1593} (#7073302@0)
        本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛...human body. The magic of the mechanism inside each genetic structure saying exactly where that nerve cell should go. The complexity of these mathematical models and how these things are indeed done are beyond human comprehension, even though I am a mathematician, I look at this with a marvel of how do these instruction sets not make these mistakes as they build what is us. It's a mystery, it's magic, it's divinity. I mean then you start to take a look at the dull life, take a look at this little tough capillaries, just a tiny sub- sub-structure, microscopic, but basically by the time you're 9, you know, 9 months in you've given birth, there are almost 60,000 miles of vessels inside your body. I mean only 1 mile is visible, 59,999 miles that are basically bringing nutrients and taking waste away, the complexity of building that within a single system is again beyond any comprehension of any existing mathematics today. And then instructions say from the brain to every other part of the body, look at the complexity of the folding, ... (??) the intelligence of knowing that the fold can actually hold more information. So as you actually watch the baby's brain roll, and this is one of the things that we're doing right now, we're actually doing longitudinal studies of axial (?) scanning of babies' brains from the moment they are born, every 6 months until they're 6 years old, we're gonna be doing next year about 250 children. Watching exactly Haita & Geeta & Sooka (?) of the brains fold to see how this magnificent develop, actually turns into memories and ...更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
        • 又听了一遍，有个地方错了，不是So as you actually watch the baby's brain roll，而是watch the baby's brain grow。 -wireless_mouse(无线小滑鼠); 2011-11-16 (#7073309@0)
        • 一点补充，不一定对哈，:-) -hhyang(哈哈羊); 2011-12-9 {987} (#7131638@0)
          I mean then you start to take a look at the dull life,... (an adult life)
          好像是:
          I mean then you start to take a look at an adult life.


          ...the complexity of building that within a single system is again beyond any comprehension of any existing mathematics today. And then instructions say from the brain to every other part of the body, look at the complexity of the folding, ... (??) the intelligence of knowing that the fold can actually hold more information.
          好像是:
          the complexity of building that within a single system is again beyond any comprehension of any existing mathematics today and the instruction set from the brain to every other part of the body. Look at the complexity of the folding. We get this intelligence of knowing that the fold can actually hold more information.


          ...we're actually doing longitudinal studies of axial (?) scanning of babies' brains
          好像是:
          we're actually doing longitudinal studies of actual scanning of babies' brains
      • 我不太明白为什么你说他吐字不清。我觉得他讲话还蛮清楚地啊。当然可能没有播音员清晰。另外专业术语听不出来也算正常吧。 -englearner(majia); 2011-11-16 (#7075173@0)
        • 不光是和播音员比，我觉得我周围的本地人，除了一个没牙的老太太，外加一个半身不遂的老头子以外，说话都比他清楚。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-17 (#7077850@0)
          • 呵呵，我还真没注意。觉得周围的人跟他差不多啊。比他还含糊的也不少，尤其是小年轻。也可能我就是不求甚解，常常觉得有点没听清是正常的。 另外，你是不是不在多伦多？ -englearner(majia); 2011-11-17 (#7078819@0)
            • 我在埃德蒙顿。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-17 (#7078884@0)
      • David Suzuki. ?吐字不清 -barefoot(FoneBone); 2011-12-13 (#7139722@0)
    • 精神支持。记得以前小谢芳给过一些广播网址，有很多podcasts。我把它们又找了出来： -hsl(胡司令); 2011-11-16 {255} (#7075734@0)
      • 小谢芳，你快回来～ -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-17 (#7077946@0)
        • 真的希望听到小谢芳再次大喊，英语突破了！ -zhousx18(心想事成); 2011-12-27 (#7170632@0)
      • 我最喜欢CBC radio one, 99.1. 独自开车的时候一般都听。 -englearner(majia); 2011-11-17 (#7078830@0)
        • 一边开车一边听写是违章行为。 -heater(美帝苏修); 2011-11-17 (#7078881@0)
          • 哦. 谢谢批评指正. -englearner(majia); 2011-11-18 (#7080395@0)
        • +1 -slowdownforrose(放慢脚步); 2011-11-17 (#7079465@0)
          • 好人. -englearner(majia); 2011-11-18 (#7080405@0)

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