Some critics have pointed out straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste so worked up about them
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
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unickname7 年前
■critic [ˋkrɪtɪk] 批評家、評論家；持批評態度的人、反對者；吹毛求疵、愛挑剔的人 ■fraction [ˋfrækʃən] 小部分；碎片；片段；些微、一點；(數學)分數(指的是「幾分之幾」的那種分數，而不是指成績的分數)；(化學)餾分 ■worked up 激動的；生氣的 ■work sb up 惹(某人)生氣、使(某人) ■get bent out of shape (非正式用法) 變得非常生氣或難過、不開心 ☺Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them? 有些批評者就提出：在所有我們製造出的塑膠類垃圾當中，吸管只佔了其中的一小部分而已。既然如此，大家何必要對吸管這麼有意見呢？ 【心得】改用管狀餅乾當吸管，喝完飲料就可以順便吃掉了^^
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undefined7 年前
比較晚回家~~~簡單練一下
有朋友就是全部都用環保餐具了，吸管也是~~~~
真的要完全排除是有機會的，如果大家都努力維持的話QQ
[回覆留言] @Dolphin Tsou 謝謝筆記^ ^ @Wayne Deal with it!(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) @Verna \(^o^)/認真 @jalin168 Thank you so much ! d(^o^)b @海邊浮誇人 感謝筆記
謝謝各位~~~
[筆記]
1. _ * critic [ˋkrɪtɪk] (n.) 評論家；持批評態度的人 - Makes or gives kind of a judgment of the value or the beauty or the quality of something. - A movie critic. + 一位電影評論家。 * criticize [ˋkrɪtɪ͵saɪz] (v.) 批評 - To express disapproval of something or someone basically to talk about the problems or the fault of someone or something. - Customers criticized the company for its misleading advertisements. + 客戶會批評公司的誤導廣告。 * criticism [ˋkrɪtə͵sɪzəm] (n.) 批評 - Greg didn't take my criticism very well. => Greg didn't like that I criticized him he didn't like my criticism + 格雷格沒有很好地接受我的批評。
2. _ * fraction [ˋfrækʃən] (n.) 小部分；碎片；分數 - I bought this bag at a fraction of its original price. + 我以原價的一小部分買了這個包。 * percentage [pɚˋsɛntɪdʒ] (n.) 百分率；部分 - Only a small percentage of students fail the test. + 只有一小部分學生未通過考試。
3. _ * worked up (phr.) 激動的；生氣的 - Petty got all worked up when I told him we had to leave the park. + 當我告訴他我們不得不離開公園的時候，佩蒂非常生氣。 * bent out of shape (phr.) 非常生氣；非常沮喪 - There's no need to get bent out of shape over this it's not a big deal. + 沒有必要生氣，這不是什麼大不了的事。 - bent out of shape = very angry. * tizzy [ˋtɪzɪ] (n.) （短暫的）慌亂，緊張 - When I told Ella we were going to be late she got into a tizzy. + 當我告訴Ella我們要遲到時，她非常緊張。
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Wen Tsai7 年前
That's very funny there is a pun in it So we say why plastic straws suck. Suck means what are they bad but suck can also mean to suck a drink from a straw so it's very punny title.
1.1 critic [ˋkrɪtɪk] (n.) 評論家；持批評態度的人
Our first word is critic. A critic is a person who finds fault basically problems or who complains about something. An example sentence would be: Many people have complimented the community project but some critics question whether is sustainable. So in this example, the critics are questioning whether is the project is sustainable. So whether it can last for a long time. So while other people can complement the project, they might say: looks great. There might be some people who have deeper questioned about it or who find these faults or problems with it and these people would be called critics. And the word critic can have another meaning. It can mean a person who makes or gives kind of a judgment of the value, of the beauty, of the quality of something. For example, you might have heard a movie critic so that would be someone who judges movies. They might write about them or talk about them on TV or something like that. That would be a movie critic. Or you could have heard someone like an art critic and an art critic would judge art.
And when it comes to these titles of critics, they are usually professional. So their job is to judge these things.
1.2 criticize [ˋkrɪtɪ͵saɪz] (v.) 批評 Alright, our next word is related to critic and it is criticize. So criticize is a verb and it means to express disapproval of something or someone.Basically to talk about the problems or the faults of someone or something. An example sentence would be: customers criticized the company for its misleading advertisements. So in this example, customers are not happy about the company having misleading advertisements. So basically advertisements that are not completely true or a kind of treat these customers. So they criticized the company for these. 1.3 criticism [ˋkrɪtə͵sɪzəm] (n.) 批評 The next word is related to critic and criticize and it is criticism. So if you say something that is criticized in someone that thing you say would be considered criticism. An example sentence would be: Gray didn't take my criticism very well. So here Gray didn't like that I criticized him. He didn't like my criticism. 2.1 fraction [ˋfrækʃən] (n.) 小部分；碎片；分數 Alright, my next word is fraction. Fraction is a noun and this word is often mentioned when we talk about math. And in math, it's a number that represents one or more equal parts of a whole or a group. So one half or two thirds or something like that those are fractions. But in our sentence, it has a different meaning. It means a part or an amount of something and specifically, it means a little part. So an example sentence would be: I bought this bag at a fraction of its original price. So this would mean the price that I bought this bag was very low. It was just a small amount, a small part of what the original price with been? 2.2 percentage [pɚˋsɛntɪdʒ] (n.) 百分率；部分 The next word is related to fraction and it is percentage. Percentage is a noun and it is also a part of a whole. And in this case, it's part of a whole that's expressed in hundreds. So if you write percentage an number you might write like ninety percent that would be a percentage. But it can be also used in general just to mean a part of a whole. So an example sentence would be: Only a small percentage of students failed the test. So a small percentage here means a small amount of students compared to the full amounts students failed the test. And note here that when we use percentage like this we usually add a word in front of percentage to explain how large or small that percentage is. So in our sentence, we say: A small percentage of students and that shows as that only a small amount of students. But when we use fraction we don't have to add anything so we can just say: a fraction of something. And when we say that we already know that were saying a small amount of something.
3.1 worked up (phr.) 激動的；生氣的
Our next vocab is worked up. Worked up is a phrase and it means very angry or excited or upset about something. An example sentence would be: Teddy got all worked up when I told him he had to leave apart.
3.2 bent out of shape (phr.) 非常生氣；非常沮喪
Our next vocab is related to this. It's bent out of shape. So bent out of shape is another phrase that means very angry or upset.
An example sentence would be: There is no need to get bent out of shape with it. It's not a big deal.
3.3 tizzy [ˋtɪzɪ] (n.) （短暫的）慌亂，緊張 Alright, and our last word is also related to this two phrase. And it is tizzy, Tizzy is a temporary state of confusion or worry. And we often say someone got into a tizzy. And if we say that we mean they got very worried and confused basically they are panicking for a short amount of time. An example sentence would be: When I told Ella we're going to be late. She got into a tizzy.
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卡卡7 年前
謝謝Kelsi＆大家～ ＃慢速～中速～快速～ ＃What are some ways we can reduce our plastic use? 自備環保袋 能不用吸管就不要用吸管～ ＃醫生給我的藥好像不夠力 鼻塞到好難睡 （難道是因為我就近去小兒科診所看病的關係？） 只好偷跑然後明天要睡到自然醒啦啦～ ～～～～～～～～～～～～～ Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
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Tino7 年前
Thanks Kelsi and every friend~
In my opinion,using the reusable shopping bag and environmentally friendly tableware is good ways. However, reducing our unnecessary shopping of eco-unfriendly goods will be more efficient.
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Ann7 年前
Day 72 每次看環保相關的影片都會有深深的罪惡感。雖然已經習慣自備環保袋、餐具，以及避免使用吸管等其他一次性塑膠製品，卻還是無法過著完全沒有塑膠的生活。愛地球卻還是不能停止傷害地球，好無力啊...（越說越傷心來去角落蹲著了...）
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
正常－樹懶－快走 Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them? #減塑 #清身體宿毒 #還地球夙願
ShakesBeer7 年前
吸管必須死…
一早醒來聲音好像還沒開@@
Some critics have pointed out
straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste
so worked up about them
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
unickname7 年前
■critic [ˋkrɪtɪk]批評家、評論家；持批評態度的人、反對者；吹毛求疵、愛挑剔的人小部分；碎片；片段；些微、一點；(數學)分數(指的是「幾分之幾」的那種分數，而不是指成績的分數)；(化學)餾分 激動的；生氣的惹(某人)生氣、使(某人) (非正式用法) 變得非常生氣或難過、不開心
■fraction [ˋfrækʃən]
■worked up
■work sb up
■get bent out of shape
☺Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
有些批評者就提出：在所有我們製造出的塑膠類垃圾當中，吸管只佔了其中的一小部分而已。既然如此，大家何必要對吸管這麼有意見呢？
【心得】改用管狀餅乾當吸管，喝完飲料就可以順便吃掉了^^
undefined7 年前
比較晚回家~~~簡單練一下
有朋友就是全部都用環保餐具了，吸管也是~~~~
真的要完全排除是有機會的，如果大家都努力維持的話QQ
[回覆留言]
@Dolphin Tsou
謝謝筆記^ ^
@Wayne
Deal with it!(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)
@Verna
\(^o^)/認真
@jalin168
Thank you so much ! d(^o^)b
@海邊浮誇人
感謝筆記
謝謝各位~~~
[筆記]
1. _
* critic [ˋkrɪtɪk] (n.) 評論家；持批評態度的人
- Makes or gives kind of a judgment of the value or the beauty or the quality of something.
- A movie critic.
+ 一位電影評論家。
* criticize [ˋkrɪtɪ͵saɪz] (v.) 批評
- To express disapproval of something or someone basically to talk about the problems or the fault of someone or something.
- Customers criticized the company for its misleading advertisements.
+ 客戶會批評公司的誤導廣告。
* criticism [ˋkrɪtə͵sɪzəm] (n.) 批評
- Greg didn't take my criticism very well. => Greg didn't like that I criticized him he didn't like my criticism
+ 格雷格沒有很好地接受我的批評。
2. _
* fraction [ˋfrækʃən] (n.) 小部分；碎片；分數
- I bought this bag at a fraction of its original price.
+ 我以原價的一小部分買了這個包。
* percentage [pɚˋsɛntɪdʒ] (n.) 百分率；部分
- Only a small percentage of students fail the test.
+ 只有一小部分學生未通過考試。
3. _
* worked up (phr.) 激動的；生氣的
- Petty got all worked up when I told him we had to leave the park.
+ 當我告訴他我們不得不離開公園的時候，佩蒂非常生氣。
* bent out of shape (phr.) 非常生氣；非常沮喪
- There's no need to get bent out of shape over this it's not a big deal.
+ 沒有必要生氣，這不是什麼大不了的事。
- bent out of shape = very angry.
* tizzy [ˋtɪzɪ] (n.) （短暫的）慌亂，緊張
- When I told Ella we were going to be late she got into a tizzy.
+ 當我告訴Ella我們要遲到時，她非常緊張。
Wen Tsai7 年前
That's very funny there is a pun in it
So we say why plastic straws suck. Suck means what are they bad but suck can also mean to suck a drink from a straw so it's very punny title.
1.1 critic [ˋkrɪtɪk] (n.) 評論家；持批評態度的人
Our first word is critic. A critic is a person who finds fault basically problems or who complains about something. An example sentence would be: Many people have complimented the community project but some critics question whether is sustainable. So in this example, the critics are questioning whether is the project is sustainable. So whether it can last for a long time. So while other people can complement the project, they might say: looks great. There might be some people who have deeper questioned about it or who find these faults or problems with it and these people would be called critics. And the word critic can have another meaning. It can mean a person who makes or gives kind of a judgment of the value, of the beauty, of the quality of something. For example, you might have heard a movie critic so that would be someone who judges movies. They might write about them or talk about them on TV or something like that. That would be a movie critic. Or you could have heard someone like an art critic and an art critic would judge art.
And when it comes to these titles of critics, they are usually professional. So their job is to judge these things.
1.2 criticize [ˋkrɪtɪ͵saɪz] (v.) 批評
Alright, our next word is related to critic and it is criticize. So criticize is a verb and it means to express disapproval of something or someone.Basically to talk about the problems or the faults of someone or something. An example sentence would be: customers criticized the company for its misleading advertisements. So in this example, customers are not happy about the company having misleading advertisements. So basically advertisements that are not completely true or a kind of treat these customers. So they criticized the company for these.
1.3 criticism [ˋkrɪtə͵sɪzəm] (n.) 批評
The next word is related to critic and criticize and it is criticism. So if you say something that is criticized in someone that thing you say would be considered criticism. An example sentence would be: Gray didn't take my criticism very well. So here Gray didn't like that I criticized him. He didn't like my criticism.
2.1 fraction [ˋfrækʃən] (n.) 小部分；碎片；分數
Alright, my next word is fraction. Fraction is a noun and this word is often mentioned when we talk about math. And in math, it's a number that represents one or more equal parts of a whole or a group. So one half or two thirds or something like that those are fractions. But in our sentence, it has a different meaning. It means a part or an amount of something and specifically, it means a little part.
So an example sentence would be: I bought this bag at a fraction of its original price. So this would mean the price that I bought this bag was very low. It was just a small amount, a small part of what the original price with been?
2.2 percentage [pɚˋsɛntɪdʒ] (n.) 百分率；部分
The next word is related to fraction and it is percentage. Percentage is a noun and it is also a part of a whole.
And in this case, it's part of a whole that's expressed in hundreds. So if you write percentage an number you might write like ninety percent that would be a percentage. But it can be also used in general just to mean a part of a whole. So an example sentence would be: Only a small percentage of students failed the test. So a small percentage here means a small amount of students compared to the full amounts students failed the test. And note here that when we use percentage like this we usually add a word in front of percentage to explain how large or small that percentage is. So in our sentence, we say: A small percentage of students and that shows as that only a small amount of students.
But when we use fraction we don't have to add anything so we can just say: a fraction of something. And when we say that we already know that were saying a small amount of something.
3.1 worked up (phr.) 激動的；生氣的
Our next vocab is worked up. Worked up is a phrase and it means very angry or excited or upset about something. An example sentence would be: Teddy got all worked up when I told him he had to leave apart.
3.2 bent out of shape (phr.) 非常生氣；非常沮喪
Our next vocab is related to this. It's bent out of shape. So bent out of shape is another phrase that means very angry or upset.
An example sentence would be: There is no need to get bent out of shape with it. It's not a big deal.
3.3 tizzy [ˋtɪzɪ] (n.) （短暫的）慌亂，緊張
Alright, and our last word is also related to this two phrase.
And it is tizzy, Tizzy is a temporary state of confusion or worry. And we often say someone got into a tizzy. And if we say that we mean they got very worried and confused basically they are panicking for a short amount of time. An example sentence would be: When I told Ella we're going to be late. She got into a tizzy.
卡卡7 年前
謝謝Kelsi＆大家～
＃慢速～中速～快速～
＃What are some ways we can reduce our plastic use?
自備環保袋 能不用吸管就不要用吸管～
＃醫生給我的藥好像不夠力 鼻塞到好難睡
（難道是因為我就近去小兒科診所看病的關係？）
只好偷跑然後明天要睡到自然醒啦啦～
～～～～～～～～～～～～～
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
Tino7 年前
In my opinion,using the reusable shopping bag and environmentally friendly tableware is good ways.
However, reducing our unnecessary shopping of eco-unfriendly goods will be more efficient.
Ann7 年前
Day 72
每次看環保相關的影片都會有深深的罪惡感。雖然已經習慣自備環保袋、餐具，以及避免使用吸管等其他一次性塑膠製品，卻還是無法過著完全沒有塑膠的生活。愛地球卻還是不能停止傷害地球，好無力啊...（越說越傷心來去角落蹲著了...）
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
Cakie (人´∀｀)．☆．。．:*･°7 年前
DAY581 ♬♬♬
今天一回到家
小表弟就朝著我衝過來抱著我喊 "姊姊！姊姊！"
噢齁齁齁齁齁 ❤ ❤ ❤
開心的翻跟斗灑花花唱歌歌～～～ ＋。゜~”（゜∀゜）゜。＋
upu7 年前
來聽谷弟教你怎麼分解塑膠~ 最後也太貼心 lol
Leeway7 年前
正常－樹懶－快走
Some critics have pointed out that straws only make up a fraction of our plastic waste. So why is everyone so worked up about them?
#減塑
#清身體宿毒
#還地球夙願