Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
DAY320 Yes, I am sitting hear and listening to Sam. And I will leave my chair right after I post this lol.
我覺得自從開始上班坐辦公室後身體就變得很差 小腹也一天天的大大大~~~ ◔_◔
----不負責任筆記---- 1. a. likely -> those most likely to be sitting = people that have the high chance of sitting too much b. probable
PS Something that is likely or probable has at least a 50% chance of happening.
ex That is the most probable outcome. = That is the most likely outcome. = There is the highest chance that this will happen to be the outcome. *outcome 結果
c. possible *The range is much bigger. (a) 幾乎不可能 0.0001%、幾乎一定會發生 99.999%， 都可以說是possible (b) 如果是100%，會說definitely -> It will definitely/surely happen.
2. a. wealthy=rich= have a lot of money b. affluent ~土豪 (is more often used in negative contacts.) -> His campaign appealed primary to the most affluent members of society. = His campaign was liked the most/to welcomed the most/was appealed the most to the richest people of society.
c. well-off (a little euphemistic to describe) (a nicer way/a polite term to say) *euphemistic 委婉、婉轉
3. a. illness (is the medical establishment prospective) -> mental illness
b. sickness (is society's perspective)
c. disease (is the way that the patient receives their own condition.) (sounds official, like it's been diagnosed.) ------------------------ Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have a chronic illnesses.
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unickname8 年前
■chronic [ˋkrɑnɪk] (尤指疾病或不好的事物)慢性的、長期的 [UK informal]很糟的，很不好的 ■illness [ˋɪlnɪs] (身体或精神上的)疾病 生病(的狀態) ■wealthy [ˋwɛlθɪ]富裕的；豐富的 ■affluent [ˋæflʊənt] 富有的(可能帶有負面意義，像是土豪)；富足的；流暢的 支流；富裕的人 ■well-off 富有的；+for sth 富於/擁有大量…的 the well-off 有錢人 ☺Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses. 研究學者也發現坐太久的族群大概包括有年紀較年長的、男性、教育程度偏高但又沒那麼有錢的、有菸癮者、以及那些有慢性疾病的人。 【心得】多喝點水就不會一直坐著了，因為得要一直跑廁所;) 其實仔細想想，嚴格說起來，誰不是在慢性自殺呢!?隨著日子一天天過，我們不都是離死亡越來越近嗎!?
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劉益廷8 年前
今天廢話是延續上次寄信的主題
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Huahua8 年前
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
But I still can't quite see the exact difference of "sickness" from the others. @@
Changing into a standing desk.
An epidemic of sitting.
Likely = probable
It's safe to say something that is "likely" or "probable" has at least a 50% chance of happening. That's a probable outcome and there's a good chance that will happen.
That is the most probable outcome that just means the most likely outcome. This is the highest change that this will happen.
It's not likely but it's "possible". There's a chance that will happen.
Affluent [ˋæflʊənt] (adj.) 富裕的 is more often used in the negative context. It's often talking about a group of people. For example, his campaign appealing primarily to the most affluent members of society.
Well-off is more euphemistic(委轉的). Ex: Is he rich? Yeah, he's quite well-off(the most neutral way to say someone is rich).
A "disease" is the medical-establishments perspective like a hospital or a clinic. It's the most official, diagnosed. Like when you're talking about cancer or diabetes.
A sickness is a society-perspective.
An illness is a way the patient sees their own condition being sick. Ex: A mental illness.
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Tino8 年前
<2.0-277> Thanks Sam and every friend~
I like the words of today! Too many rainy working days can kill me. too. #_#
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安董尼8 年前
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have a chronic illnesses.
這次一定要偷跑成功～～
I'm glad that I'm laying while listening to it XD 我還蠻常久坐的耶... 雖然最近都用躺代替坐 可是好像沒比較好啊XD
ShakesBeer8 年前
最後的"a"好像多了？Sam並沒有念出來... 而且illnesses是複數
話說我是坐著聽Sam解說，還一邊吃東西...XDDD
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
今天插播一首歌，是我老婆教我唱的「小天使之歌」。這是她在兒童瑜伽課程最後靜心階段學的。
這首歌獻給陪伴我們14年的皮皮。她是四公斤重的米克絲，確認混到的有吉娃娃和雪納瑞，其他不明。昨天早上她忽然吸不到氣，就當了小天使了。感謝她帶給我們這些年的歡樂，希望她一路好走。
Cakie (人´∀｀)．☆．。．:*･°8 年前
DAY320
Yes, I am sitting hear and listening to Sam. And I will leave my chair right after I post this lol.
我覺得自從開始上班坐辦公室後身體就變得很差
小腹也一天天的大大大~~~ ◔_◔
----不負責任筆記----
1.
a. likely
-> those most likely to be sitting
= people that have the high chance of sitting too much
b. probable
PS Something that is likely or probable has at least
a 50% chance of happening.
ex That is the most probable outcome.
= That is the most likely outcome.
= There is the highest chance that this will happen
to be the outcome.
*outcome 結果
c. possible
*The range is much bigger.
(a) 幾乎不可能 0.0001%、幾乎一定會發生 99.999%，
都可以說是possible
(b) 如果是100%，會說definitely
-> It will definitely/surely happen.
2.
a. wealthy=rich= have a lot of money
b. affluent ~土豪
(is more often used in negative contacts.)
-> His campaign appealed primary to the most
affluent members of society.
= His campaign was liked the most/to welcomed
the most/was appealed the most to the richest
people of society.
c. well-off
(a little euphemistic to describe)
(a nicer way/a polite term to say)
*euphemistic 委婉、婉轉
3.
a. illness
(is the medical establishment prospective)
-> mental illness
b. sickness
(is society's perspective)
c. disease
(is the way that the patient receives their own condition.)
(sounds official, like it's been diagnosed.)
------------------------
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have a chronic illnesses.
unickname8 年前
■chronic [ˋkrɑnɪk] (尤指疾病或不好的事物)慢性的、長期的(身体或精神上的)疾病
生病(的狀態)富裕的；豐富的富有的(可能帶有負面意義，像是土豪)；富足的；流暢的
支流；富裕的人富有的；+for sth 富於/擁有大量…的有錢人
[UK informal]很糟的，很不好的
■illness [ˋɪlnɪs]
■wealthy [ˋwɛlθɪ]
■affluent [ˋæflʊənt]
■well-off
the well-off
☺Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
研究學者也發現坐太久的族群大概包括有年紀較年長的、男性、教育程度偏高但又沒那麼有錢的、有菸癮者、以及那些有慢性疾病的人。
【心得】多喝點水就不會一直坐著了，因為得要一直跑廁所;)
其實仔細想想，嚴格說起來，誰不是在慢性自殺呢!?隨著日子一天天過，我們不都是離死亡越來越近嗎!?
劉益廷8 年前
今天廢話是延續上次寄信的主題
Huahua8 年前
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have chronic illnesses.
為什麼呼吸也是種慢性自殺！？
PM2.5 QQ
Kate Shao8 年前
上週末真的好忙所以沒空上來錄音QQ 本來很開心的想跟大家分享參加同事結婚照片，但發現現在VT 竟然無法上傳照片(哭
有人可以嗎？
Melody Tai8 年前
But I still can't quite see the exact difference of "sickness" from the others. @@
Changing into a standing desk.
An epidemic of sitting.
Likely = probable
It's safe to say something that is "likely" or "probable" has at least a 50% chance of happening. That's a probable outcome and there's a good chance that will happen.
That is the most probable outcome that just means the most likely outcome. This is the highest change that this will happen.
It's not likely but it's "possible". There's a chance that will happen.
Affluent [ˋæflʊənt] (adj.) 富裕的 is more often used in the negative context. It's often talking about a group of people. For example, his campaign appealing primarily to the most affluent members of society.
Well-off is more euphemistic(委轉的). Ex: Is he rich? Yeah, he's quite well-off(the most neutral way to say someone is rich).
A "disease" is the medical-establishments perspective like a hospital or a clinic. It's the most official, diagnosed. Like when you're talking about cancer or diabetes.
A sickness is a society-perspective.
An illness is a way the patient sees their own condition being sick. Ex: A mental illness.
Tino8 年前
<2.0-277> Thanks Sam and every friend~
I like the words of today!
Too many rainy working days can kill me. too. #_#
安董尼8 年前
Researchers also found that those most likely to be sitting too much were older, male, more educated but less wealthy, smokers, and those who have a chronic illnesses.
這次一定要偷跑成功～～
I'm glad that I'm laying while listening to it XD
我還蠻常久坐的耶...
雖然最近都用躺代替坐
可是好像沒比較好啊XD
Jasmine8 年前
Dayyyy 308
可惡季洋咖啡比Donutes安靜，我只好也安靜念了...
#回覆昨天留言
回覆有關媽媽奇特思維這部分
可能是因為我媽之前看我排球比賽，被教練用球打又摔來摔去，覺得我現在沒打球了應該充分休息哈哈哈(某方面對我和體育這名詞有些陰影吧？)總之就是不希望我運動太久，大概一小時就好XD但怎麼可能只有動一個小時...
＠劉益廷 斜槓青年似乎是新的名詞，我是從劉軒演講了解的
意思就是不再滿足於單一職業和身分的束縛，可以擁有多重身分的多職人生～（取自於書的介紹）