☺The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them. 偉大的成就都來自擁有失敗的權利。構想不會一開始就很周全，要等到你去付諸實行後，才會越變越明確。 【心得】沒有行動，一切都只是幻想。 【Fun Song一下】Dean Martin - Sway(趁長假唱一下，跟大家一同享"樂"^^) ■success [səkˋsɛs] 成功；成就；勝利 成功的事物；取得成就的人 ■succeed [səkˋsid] 成功、辦妥、獲得成效[(+in)]；發跡、興旺[(+in)] ；接著發生、接連[(+to)]；繼任、繼承[(+to)] 繼…之後；接續；接替、繼承 ■successive [səkˋsɛsɪv] 連續的、相繼的；繼承的；接替的、後繼的；依次的 ■freedom [ˋfridəm] 自由、不受限制、自主[(+of)][+to-v] (使用、行動等的)自由權[(+of)] 免除、解脫(+from)] ；直率；放肆、大膽 ■freedom of speech 言論自由 ■fail [fel] 失敗、未能做到[+to-v]；(指健康狀況)變弱、衰退；失靈；(公司)倒閉、破產；缺乏、不足；(作物)歉收 辜負；對…無能為力 (使)不及格；(使)未能通過(考試) (課程)未通過；(考試)不及格；(徹底的)失敗
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Doris5 年前
雙手奉上今天的逐字稿～ [Intro] Hello, Voicetuber! It’s Doris. At the beginning of today’s pronunciation challenge, I’m going to tell you a fun fact about me. That is...I’m a big procrastinator! I’m always wondering how can those successful people stay motivated and never procrastinate. How do they dare to put all the eggs in one basket, to take risks just for this one chance to succeed? And one day when I was browsing the internet, I found this speech by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and it gave me the answer to my question above. Are you curious about the secret of success? Then let’s jump into the sentence, and it will tell you the answer. [Vocabulary] success (n.) 成功，成就 success的動詞型態為succeed，意思也是「成功」。如果要說在某件事上獲得成功，就可以使用succeed in ，舉例來說，Harry succeeded in getting his dream job. 意思就是 Harry 成功獲得了她夢寐以求的工作。那麼補充一個大家很容易搞混的單字，successive，這個單字雖然也是形容詞，但意思和 success 毫無關聯，successive 的意思是「連續的，相繼的」，大家不要搞錯了喔！ 例句 She has achieved remarkable success in her career. 她在職涯中獲得了很顯著的成功。 freedom (n.) 自由 如果要說「言論自由」的話，就是 freedom of speech。 例句 They deprive the slaves’ freedom. 他們剝奪了奴隸的權利。 fail (v.) 失敗 如果要說在某件事上失敗了，就可以說fail to...，那麼再補充一個比較常見的用法，fail to understand，意思是「不明白」。像是 I fail to understand why you can’t arrive on time. 我不懂為何你不能準時抵達欸的意思喔。 例句 I fail to finish the exam on time. 我來不及在時間內寫完考卷。 [Outro] Okay, that’s all for today’s pronunciation challenge! If you don’t think today’s sentence is inspirational enough, go check out the whole speech from Mark Zuckerberg. I’ll leave the link below. And don’t forget to record the sentence for today, I’ll see you next week!
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eithne5 年前
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EmmaGo5 年前
在鄉下錄到清晨的鳥叫聲。Happy Lunar New Year everyone! 0:28 At the beginning of today’s pronunciation challenge, I’m going to tell you a fun fact about me. That is...I’m a big procrastinator([pro͵kræstə͵netɚ]n.拖延者)! I’m always wondering how can those successful people stay motivated and never procrastinate([proˋkræstə͵net]v.延遲). How do they dare(v.膽敢) to put all the eggs in one basket, to take risks just for this one chance to succeed? And one day when I was browsing([braʊz]v.瀏覽) the internet, I found this speech by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and it gave me the answer to my question above. Are you curious about the secret of success? Then, let’s jump into the sentence, and it will tell you the answer, the sentence for today is: The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them. (以下翻譯取自unickname) 偉大的成就都來自擁有失敗的權利。構想不會一開始就很周全，要等到你去付諸實行後，才會越變越明確。
1.1 success [səkˋsɛs] (n.)成功，成就 She has achieved remarkable(a.非凡的) success in her career.
1.2 succeed [səkˋsid] (v.)成功 *succeed in sth : 在某事上獲得成功 Harry has succeeded in getting his dream job.
1.3 successive [səkˋsɛsɪv] (adj.)連續的，相繼的 + It was the team's fourth successive defeat(n.落敗).
2. freedom [ˋfridəm](n.)自由 *freedom of speech : 言論自由 They deprive([dɪˋpraɪv]v.剝奪) the slaves’([slev]n.奴隸) freedom.
3. fail [fel] (v.)失敗 I fail to finish the exam on time. *fail to understand/see : 不明白，不理解 I fail to see why you can't arrive on time.
Okay, that’s all for today’s pronunciation challenge! If you don’t think today’s sentence is inspirational([͵ɪnspəˋreʃən!]a.鼓舞人心的) enough, go check out the whole speech from Mark Zuckerberg. I’ll leave the link below, and don’t forget to record the sentence for today, I’ll see you next week, bye.
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Leeway5 年前
【toothless】沒有約束力的；沒有權力的 -- used to describe an organization or a rule that has no power ■ This well-intentioned but toothless law will do nothing to improve the situation. 這項用意良好但沒有約束力的法律對改善局勢沒有甚麼作用。
The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
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Tino5 年前
Day 1793
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我愛銀優5 年前
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楊威利5 年前
為了英文進步所以要每天來這裡練習
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Jojo5 年前
# Day 504 The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
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August5 年前
Thank you, Doris. Have a great day, everyone. ....................
The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
unickname5 年前
☺The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.成功；成就；勝利
成功的事物；取得成就的人成功、辦妥、獲得成效[(+in)]；發跡、興旺[(+in)] ；接著發生、接連[(+to)]；繼任、繼承[(+to)]
繼…之後；接續；接替、繼承 連續的、相繼的；繼承的；接替的、後繼的；依次的自由、不受限制、自主[(+of)][+to-v]
(使用、行動等的)自由權[(+of)]
免除、解脫(+from)] ；直率；放肆、大膽 言論自由失敗、未能做到[+to-v]；(指健康狀況)變弱、衰退；失靈；(公司)倒閉、破產；缺乏、不足；(作物)歉收
辜負；對…無能為力
(使)不及格；(使)未能通過(考試)
(課程)未通過；(考試)不及格；(徹底的)失敗
偉大的成就都來自擁有失敗的權利。構想不會一開始就很周全，要等到你去付諸實行後，才會越變越明確。
【心得】沒有行動，一切都只是幻想。
【Fun Song一下】Dean Martin - Sway(趁長假唱一下，跟大家一同享"樂"^^)
■success [səkˋsɛs]
■succeed [səkˋsid]
■successive [səkˋsɛsɪv]
■freedom [ˋfridəm]
■freedom of speech
■fail [fel]
Doris5 年前
雙手奉上今天的逐字稿～
[Intro]
Hello, Voicetuber! It’s Doris. At the beginning of today’s pronunciation challenge, I’m going to tell you a fun fact about me. That is...I’m a big procrastinator! I’m always wondering how can those successful people stay motivated and never procrastinate. How do they dare to put all the eggs in one basket, to take risks just for this one chance to succeed? And one day when I was browsing the internet, I found this speech by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and it gave me the answer to my question above. Are you curious about the secret of success? Then let’s jump into the sentence, and it will tell you the answer.
[Vocabulary]
success (n.) 成功，成就
success的動詞型態為succeed，意思也是「成功」。如果要說在某件事上獲得成功，就可以使用succeed in ，舉例來說，Harry succeeded in getting his dream job. 意思就是 Harry 成功獲得了她夢寐以求的工作。那麼補充一個大家很容易搞混的單字，successive，這個單字雖然也是形容詞，但意思和 success 毫無關聯，successive 的意思是「連續的，相繼的」，大家不要搞錯了喔！
例句
She has achieved remarkable success in her career.
她在職涯中獲得了很顯著的成功。
freedom (n.) 自由
如果要說「言論自由」的話，就是 freedom of speech。
例句
They deprive the slaves’ freedom.
他們剝奪了奴隸的權利。
fail (v.) 失敗
如果要說在某件事上失敗了，就可以說fail to...，那麼再補充一個比較常見的用法，fail to understand，意思是「不明白」。像是 I fail to understand why you can’t arrive on time. 我不懂為何你不能準時抵達欸的意思喔。
例句
I fail to finish the exam on time.
我來不及在時間內寫完考卷。
[Outro]
Okay, that’s all for today’s pronunciation challenge! If you don’t think today’s sentence is inspirational enough, go check out the whole speech from Mark Zuckerberg. I’ll leave the link below. And don’t forget to record the sentence for today, I’ll see you next week!
eithne5 年前
EmmaGo5 年前
在鄉下錄到清晨的鳥叫聲。Happy Lunar New Year everyone!
0:28 At the beginning of today’s pronunciation challenge, I’m going to tell you a fun fact about me. That is...I’m a big procrastinator([pro͵kræstə͵netɚ]n.拖延者)! I’m always wondering how can those successful people stay motivated and never procrastinate([proˋkræstə͵net]v.延遲). How do they dare(v.膽敢) to put all the eggs in one basket, to take risks just for this one chance to succeed? And one day when I was browsing([braʊz]v.瀏覽) the internet, I found this speech by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and it gave me the answer to my question above. Are you curious about the secret of success? Then, let’s jump into the sentence, and it will tell you the answer, the sentence for today is: The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them. (以下翻譯取自unickname) 偉大的成就都來自擁有失敗的權利。構想不會一開始就很周全，要等到你去付諸實行後，才會越變越明確。
1.1 success [səkˋsɛs] (n.)成功，成就
She has achieved remarkable(a.非凡的) success in her career.
1.2 succeed [səkˋsid] (v.)成功
*succeed in sth : 在某事上獲得成功
Harry has succeeded in getting his dream job.
1.3 successive [səkˋsɛsɪv] (adj.)連續的，相繼的
+ It was the team's fourth successive defeat(n.落敗).
2. freedom [ˋfridəm](n.)自由
*freedom of speech : 言論自由
They deprive([dɪˋpraɪv]v.剝奪) the slaves’([slev]n.奴隸) freedom.
3. fail [fel] (v.)失敗
I fail to finish the exam on time.
*fail to understand/see : 不明白，不理解
I fail to see why you can't arrive on time.
Okay, that’s all for today’s pronunciation challenge! If you don’t think today’s sentence is inspirational([͵ɪnspəˋreʃən!]a.鼓舞人心的) enough, go check out the whole speech from Mark Zuckerberg. I’ll leave the link below, and don’t forget to record the sentence for today, I’ll see you next week, bye.
Leeway5 年前
【toothless】沒有約束力的；沒有權力的
-- used to describe an organization or a rule that has no power
■ This well-intentioned but toothless law will do nothing to improve the situation. 這項用意良好但沒有約束力的法律對改善局勢沒有甚麼作用。
The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
Tino5 年前
Day 1793
我愛銀優5 年前
楊威利5 年前
為了英文進步所以要每天來這裡練習
Jojo5 年前
# Day 504
The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
August5 年前
Thank you, Doris. Have a great day, everyone.
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The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. Ideas don't come out fully formed, they only become clearer as you work on them.
偉大的成功都來自擁有失敗的自由。想法不會一開始就是完整的，只有當你去執行了才會變更清晰。