So these sentences begin with these guys. And these guys refer to those giant Africa land snails that we’re talking about in the video. And it’s that these snails are actually a pest in their native land and native land is Africa. So that’s where they come from. And they are considered pests because they can actually strip drywall. And drywall is a material that’s used when building houses or buildings and it is on the outside of most walls or ceilings. And the sentence says that these snails strip drywall. So strip would mean probably ruin, maybe when they go over the drywall, they're eating, maybe the slide (??) they have kind of ruins that drywall so because they ruin drywall they are considered pests. And the last sentence says they are voracious eaters and these words also refer to these snails. So these snails are voracious eaters so they are bigger eaters and we talk more about this word voracious in a minute.
1.1 pest [pɛst] (n.) 害蟲；討厭的人 Alright, let’s get into our vocabulary. Our fist vocabulary word is pest. So a pest is an animal or an insect that causes problems for people and this is a special true when it comes to ruining crops so a lot of farmers are very worried about pests, usually insides they eat their corps. Or pest has another meaning, it can also mean a person who bothers or annoys other people. So we can say something like: Termites are pests that eat wood or My little brother is such a pest. 1.2 pain in the neck (phr.) 令人厭煩的人或事物 Ok, the next word is related to pest and it is pain in the neck. So pain in the neck is a phrase for an annoying or bothering some person or thing. So you can say something like: Cleaning up the store at the end of the day is a pain in the neck. So this thing, this task is a pain in the neck and some people would also say pain in the butt. Butt, of course, this is a more rude way of saying this. So you should be more careful when you use that one. 2.1 native land (phr.) 祖國；故鄉 Alright, the next vocabulary is native land. Native land is a phrase and it is a country in which one was born. So an example sentence could be: After spending ten years in America, Jenny decided to return to her native land. So in this case, if we say she decided to return to her native land, it meant she decided to go back to the country where she was born. 2.2 native [ˋnetɪv] (adj.) 出生地的；本土的 Alright, the next vocabulary is native. Native is an adjective and it means born in a certain place or when it comes to animals or plants, it can mean living or growing naturally in a certain region. So an example sentence would be: Bob is a native Californian. Or this plant deseeds is native to Brazil. And when we talk about plants or animals, it’s common to say something is native to somewhere, like in the sentence. 2.3 native language (phr.) 母語 Alright, our next vocabulary word is native language. So native language is another phrase that has native in it and it is the language and you first to learn after you born. So an example sentence would be: My native language is English. 3.1 voracious [voˋreʃəs] (adj.) 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的 Alright, the next vocabulary word is voracious. Voracious is an adjective and it means very hungry or having a huge appetite. So you could say something like: Bob has a voracious appetite. Or voracious can also mean something else, it can mean very eager. So you would say: He is a voracious reader. And that would mean he is a very eager reader, he really likes to read and he reads a lot. 3.2 ravenous [ˋrævɪnəs] (adj.) 餓極了的；狼吞虎嚥的 Alright, the next word is related to voracious and it is ravenous. Ravenous is an adjective and it means very hungry or very eager for food. So an example sentence would be: The stray dog that we found was ravenous. And when we say ravenous it kind of sounds like that stray dog was really hungry, it really wanted food, it seems like starving. 3.3 famished [ˋfæmɪʃt] adj.) 非常飢餓的 The next word is also related to voracious and ravenous and it is famished. So famished is another adjective and it also means very hungry or starving. So you could say something like: What’s for lunch? I’m famished. And if you say I’m famished, it means I’m so hungry, I’m so starving. It kind of sounds like you have no energy left, you’re about thint (??) because you are so hungry. You are famished.
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ShakesBeer7 年前
之前逛街看到有賣蝸牛面膜，還聽說有的人直接讓蝸牛在臉上爬，說美白效果很好…
不知道他們有沒有興趣用這種大蝸牛？
pest native land strip drywall voracious eaters
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
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unickname7 年前
■pest [pɛst] 害蟲；有害的動植物；討厭的人；有害的東西 ■3. voracious 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的 ■voracious [vəˋreʃəs] 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的；渴求的；貪吃的 ■strip [strɪp] 條，帶；細長片；(報紙等)連環漫畫；(足球隊等的)隊服 (UK)脫衣舞 除去、剝掉；剝奪；拆卸(機器、零件等)；刪除不必要的部分；把…撕成帶狀或切成細條 脫去/脫光衣服；表演脫衣舞 ■drywall [ˋdraɪ ˋwɔl]=plasterboard(建築用)灰泥板，紙面石膏板 ☺These guys are actually a pest in their native land, in Africa, because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters. 其實這些傢伙在牠們的原生地-非洲算是種害蟲，因為牠們可以硬生生把牆板扒光。牠們是貪吃鬼。 【心得】巨無霸蝸牛和烏龜賽跑誰會贏呢?!
For you and for me and the entire human race 為你、為我、為全人類
There are people dying 隨時有人死亡
If you care enough for the living 如果你能多關心生活一點
Make a better place for you and for me 為你、為我，創造一個更美好的地方
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
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卡卡7 年前
謝謝Kelsi＆大家～ ＃慢速～中速～快速～ ＃蝸牛看起來傻傻的 我更喜歡不過蜥蜴（小隻的 ＃開始迎接這學期八點到六點滿檔的星期一 嗚嗚～ ＃卡卡步路～（不是格格布碌（好冷（XD ～～～～～～～～～～～～～ These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters. 這些蝸牛在非洲是害蟲，他們會破壞牆壁。他們是貪婪的食客。
Wen Tsai7 年前
So these sentences begin with these guys. And these guys refer to those giant Africa land snails that we’re talking about in the video. And it’s that these snails are actually a pest in their native land and native land is Africa.
So that’s where they come from. And they are considered pests because they can actually strip drywall. And drywall is a material that’s used when building houses or buildings and it is on the outside of most walls or ceilings. And the sentence says that these snails strip drywall. So strip would mean probably ruin, maybe when they go over the drywall, they're eating, maybe the slide (??) they have kind of ruins that drywall so because they ruin drywall they are considered pests. And the last sentence says they are voracious eaters and these words also refer to these snails. So these snails are voracious eaters so they are bigger eaters and we talk more about this word voracious in a minute.
1.1 pest [pɛst] (n.) 害蟲；討厭的人
Alright, let’s get into our vocabulary. Our fist vocabulary word is pest. So a pest is an animal or an insect that causes problems for people and this is a special true when it comes to ruining crops so a lot of farmers are very worried about pests, usually insides they eat their corps. Or pest has another meaning, it can also mean a person who bothers or annoys other people. So we can say something like: Termites are pests that eat wood or My little brother is such a pest.
1.2 pain in the neck (phr.) 令人厭煩的人或事物
Ok, the next word is related to pest and it is pain in the neck. So pain in the neck is a phrase for an annoying or bothering some person or thing. So you can say something like: Cleaning up the store at the end of the day is a pain in the neck. So this thing, this task is a pain in the neck and some people would also say pain in the butt. Butt, of course, this is a more rude way of saying this. So you should be more careful when you use that one.
2.1 native land (phr.) 祖國；故鄉
Alright, the next vocabulary is native land. Native land is a phrase and it is a country in which one was born. So an example sentence could be: After spending ten years in America, Jenny decided to return to her native land. So in this case, if we say she decided to return to her native land, it meant she decided to go back to the country where she was born.
2.2 native [ˋnetɪv] (adj.) 出生地的；本土的
Alright, the next vocabulary is native. Native is an adjective and it means born in a certain place or when it comes to animals or plants, it can mean living or growing naturally in a certain region. So an example sentence would be: Bob is a native Californian. Or this plant deseeds is native to Brazil. And when we talk about plants or animals, it’s common to say something is native to somewhere, like in the sentence.
2.3 native language (phr.) 母語
Alright, our next vocabulary word is native language. So native language is another phrase that has native in it and it is the language and you first to learn after you born. So an example sentence would be: My native language is English.
3.1 voracious [voˋreʃəs] (adj.) 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的
Alright, the next vocabulary word is voracious. Voracious is an adjective and it means very hungry or having a huge appetite. So you could say something like: Bob has a voracious appetite. Or voracious can also mean something else, it can mean very eager. So you would say: He is a voracious reader. And that would mean he is a very eager reader, he really likes to read and he reads a lot.
3.2 ravenous [ˋrævɪnəs] (adj.) 餓極了的；狼吞虎嚥的
Alright, the next word is related to voracious and it is ravenous. Ravenous is an adjective and it means very hungry or very eager for food. So an example sentence would be: The stray dog that we found was ravenous. And when we say ravenous it kind of sounds like that stray dog was really hungry, it really wanted food, it seems like starving.
3.3 famished [ˋfæmɪʃt] adj.) 非常飢餓的
The next word is also related to voracious and ravenous and it is famished. So famished is another adjective and it also means very hungry or starving. So you could say something like: What’s for lunch? I’m famished. And if you say I’m famished, it means I’m so hungry, I’m so starving. It kind of sounds like you have no energy left, you’re about thint (??) because you are so hungry. You are famished.
ShakesBeer7 年前
之前逛街看到有賣蝸牛面膜，還聽說有的人直接讓蝸牛在臉上爬，說美白效果很好…
不知道他們有沒有興趣用這種大蝸牛？
pest
native land
strip drywall
voracious eaters
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
unickname7 年前
■pest [pɛst] 害蟲；有害的動植物；討厭的人；有害的東西 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的；渴求的；貪吃的條，帶；細長片；(報紙等)連環漫畫；(足球隊等的)隊服
(UK)脫衣舞
除去、剝掉；剝奪；拆卸(機器、零件等)；刪除不必要的部分；把…撕成帶狀或切成細條
脫去/脫光衣服；表演脫衣舞
■3. voracious 狼吞虎嚥的；貪婪的
■voracious [vəˋreʃəs]
■strip [strɪp]
■drywall [ˋdraɪ ˋwɔl]=plasterboard(建築用)灰泥板，紙面石膏板
☺These guys are actually a pest in their native land, in Africa, because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
其實這些傢伙在牠們的原生地-非洲算是種害蟲，因為牠們可以硬生生把牆板扒光。牠們是貪吃鬼。
【心得】巨無霸蝸牛和烏龜賽跑誰會贏呢?!
Verna7 年前
Day 101
慶祝100天達成 V(^_^)V
（感動TT)
小唱一段Michael Jackson的歌
(≧∇≦)
《好歌分享》Heal the world
Heal the world
治癒這個世界
Make it a better place
讓它成為更好的地方
For you and for me and the entire human race
為你、為我、為全人類
There are people dying
隨時有人死亡
If you care enough for the living
如果你能多關心生活一點
Make a better place for you and for me
為你、為我，創造一個更美好的地方
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
卡卡7 年前
謝謝Kelsi＆大家～
＃慢速～中速～快速～
＃蝸牛看起來傻傻的 我更喜歡不過蜥蜴（小隻的
＃開始迎接這學期八點到六點滿檔的星期一 嗚嗚～
＃卡卡步路～（不是格格布碌（好冷（XD
～～～～～～～～～～～～～
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.
這些蝸牛在非洲是害蟲，他們會破壞牆壁。他們是貪婪的食客。
Yun7 年前
好有趣的影片，好可愛的女生，看得出來她很愛史瑞克耶！我有親眼見過影片中提的tiny baby snail，真的是小到像紅豆這樣。
Lunaaaaaaaaaa7 年前
感冒了喉嚨痛三天了QQ
錄完來睡
之前在寵物網站的時候
這女生的影片都超紅的 真的養超多奇怪寵物
大家有興趣可以看看 但蝸牛我真的不行
Boyeee7 年前
終於出現Emzotic的影片啦！歡迎大家加入Creature Crew。
Emzotic是位動物教育者，所以很多生物其實是跟合作夥伴借來拍的，但她也的確養很多特別的寵物，
更神奇的是她對動物毛皮過敏，所以拍攝哺乳類動物她就不會抱太久。還有，她也有點ㄎㄧㄤ（？
好像很多人不能接受蝸牛，那蟑螂跟蟾蜍會不會比較好一些（？
#請搜尋馬達加斯加蟑螂跟海蟾蜍
squallriver史嗑爾7 年前
燒毀ヽ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ
@Strange 拜託別中木馬是真的(°-°)
#奇異博士 救救(´ﾟдﾟ`)
@小羅
阿嬤帶著孫子去郊外玩耍
結果孫子不小心掉到湖裡
湖中女神出現了!問說:
「請問你掉了什麼東西」
「我的金孫、我的金孫(☍﹏⁰)」
你太貪心了!
女神便陳入湖中
#要怎麼回答才能讓女神跟你走呢?(ﾉ∀`*)
布布布布魯斯7 年前
【Believe in Myself ♪ 】
These guys are actually a pest in their native land in Africa because they can actually strip drywall. They are voracious eaters.