每日口說挑戰【科技】未來的飛行汽車機場將在英國登陸 (Flying cars airport of the future to land in England)

☺So some of our technologies will integrate the vehicle technologies, and will also have off grid renewable energy integrated with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cell electric generators.
因此，我們會將現有的一些技術與交通工具的技術相結合，並將未併網的再生能源與太陽能電池板和氫燃料電池發電機合併。
【心得】未來是不是連輪椅都可以用飛的了？!
■grid [grɪd] (n.C) 電力網、輸電網；鐵絲網；烤架；網格、方格；格柵、格子；(地圖的)坐標方格
■off-grid [ɔf grɪd] ＝off-the-grid 不和(電、水等)公共服務系統接通、自備電力、水源、自給自足的(adj.) 不和主電網接通的
■off the grid 自給自足的；沒有在用社群網站的人
■renewable energy (ph. n.U) (可)再生能源
■integrate [ˋɪntə͵gret] (使)融入(某社會或群體)；(使)成為一體、使合併[(+with/into)]；(數學)求(…的)積分；(使)取消(種族)隔離、使(黑人等)獲得平等待遇
(vt.)表示…的總和；表示…的平均值；使完整、使完善

0:32 Hello everyone! My name is Jonathan, and I’m back with another episode of VoiceTube’s Pronunciation Challenge. In today’s video, we get a glimpse(一瞥n.) of future transportation(n.交通工具), and what’s being done(a.完成了的) to prepare(準備v.) for it right now. It’s really fascinating and I recommend you check it out. I have my own thoughts about this, but I’ll save those for later, so stay tuned until the end! Right now, let’s take a look at today’s featured sentence:

So some of our technologies will integrate(/ˈɪn.t̬ə.ɡreɪt/使合併v.) the vehicle(/ˈviː.ə.kəl/陸上交通工具) technologies, and will also have off-grid(不和主電網接通的a.) renewable(/rɪˈnuː.ə.bəl/可再生的a.) energy integrated with solar panels(/ˈpæn.əl/鑲板n.) and hydrogen(/ˈhaɪ.drə.dʒən/氫) fuel(n.燃料) cell(電池n.) electric(/iˈlek.trɪk/電的a.) generators(/ˈdʒen.ər.eɪ.t̬ɚ/發電機n.).
(以下翻譯取自unickname) 因此，我們會將現有的一些技術與交通工具的技術相結合，並將未併網的再生能源與太陽能電池板和氫燃料電池發電機合併。

1.1 grid (n.) 電力網 = a system of wires(/waɪr/電線n.) through which electricity is connected to different power stations(發電廠) across a region(區域n.)

1.2 off-grid (adj./adv.)不和主電網接通的
Derives(/dɪˈraɪv/起源v.) from off-the-grid

■ derive from sth (phr.) = to come from something
來自於，源自
The English word "olive" is derived from the Latin word "oliva".
英語的 olive 一詞源自拉丁語中的 oliva。

If something is “off grid”, or “off the grid”, it doesn’t depend on public utilities(utility/juːˈtɪl.ə.t̬i/公用事業n.) such as electricity. In this case, the person in the video is referring to the ability to power(v.驅動) vehicles independently(adv.獨立地), without depending on(依賴) electricity provided by the city.

Solar panels and wind turbines(/ˈtɜːrbaɪn/渦輪機n.) are two methods of generating(generate產生v.) electricity off-grid.
太陽能板和風力發電機是離網發電的兩種方法。

2. renewable [rɪˋnjuəb!] energy : 可再生能源 = energy that is produced using the sun, wind, etc., or from crops(作物n.), rather than(而不是) using fuels such as oil(石油) or coal(煤n.)

Renewable energy refers to an energy source that can be replenished(/rɪˈplen.ɪʃ/補充v.). Solar power, for example, is considered a renewable energy because we can always get new energy from the sun. Fossil fuel(石化燃料), however, is not considered a renewable source of energy because the earth’s supply of fossil fuel is limited(有限的a.) and will one day run out(耗盡).

■ replenish /rɪˈplen.ɪʃ/ (v.) = to fill something up again
補充；把…再備足；重新裝滿
Food stocks were replenished by/with imports from abroad.
糧食儲備透過從國外進口得到了補充。

The Canadian side of Niagara([naɪˋægərə]) Falls(瀑布n.) generates(v.發電) nearly 2 million kilowats of electricity, making it a key source of renewable energy.

3. integrate /ˈɪntəˌgreɪt/ v. 使合併 =to combine(v.合併) two or more things in order to become more effective. To integrate means to take one thing and combine it with something else. For example, in today’s video they talk about how existing transportation technologies will be combined together to be more effective.

Our new light-rail(輕軌) system will integrate with our existing network of subways(地下鐵交通n.) and buses to provide a comprehensive(/ˌkɑːm.prəˈhen.sɪv/全面的a.) public transit(/ˈtræn.zɪt/運輸n.) service.

That’s it for today’s pronunciation challenge. While the technology displayed(v.顯示) in today’s video might seem like something from a futuristic(/ˌfjuː.tʃəˈrɪs.tɪk/超前新奇的a.) fantasy movie, I believe it is important to be as forward-thinking as realistically(/ˌriː.əˈlɪs.tɪ.kəl.i/現實地adv.) possible when developing infrastructure(/ˈɪn.frəˌstrʌk.tʃɚ/n.基礎建設). This is because often such projects take years if not decades(數十年) to properly(adv.適宜地) develop. This is especially necessary in large, growing cities. For example, I am from Toronto, Canada. That area is expected(v.預計) to grow from 7 million in 2019 all the way to over 9.5 million by 2046. The city already has problems with traffic congestion(/kənˈdʒestʃən/擁塞n.), and adding more than 2 ½ million people will only make the problem worse. This is a problem shared by many cities around the world. For this reason, I find innovative(/ˈɪnəveɪtɪv/創新的a.) solutions such as those presented(/prɪˈzent/呈現v.) in today’s video encouraging(/ɪnˈkɝː.ɪ.dʒɪŋ/鼓舞人心的a.). What is it like where you live? Do you live in a large city, or out in the countryside? How do you get around(各處旅行)? Do you need to travel to get to work? Let me know in the comments below! And of course, remember to do your recording. I’ll catch you next time!

解說音檔好像不相符？
後面好多不熟的單字（汗

#Day_1066
So some of our technologies will integrate the vehicle technologies, and will also have off grid renewable energy integrated with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cell electric generators.
因此，我們將一些技術與交通工具的技術相集成，並將不接電的再生能源與太陽能電池板和氫燃料電池發電機相集成。

一直都很有疑問，零排放？那只是汽車的零排放吧，但用電的發電能源從哪來呢，不也是一種污染源嗎？還是可再生能源就一定無污染呢？而且要飛行的話，要用的能源更多吧？

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Hello everyone! My name is Jonathan, and I’m back with another episode of VoiceTube’s Pronunciation Challenge. In today’s video, we get a glimpse of future transportation, and what’s being done to prepare for it right now. It’s really fascinating and I recommend you check it out. I have my own thoughts about this, but I’ll save those for later, so stay tuned until the end! Right now, let’s take a look at today’s featured sentence:

Sentence: 0:47 - 0:59
So some of our technologies will integrate the vehicle technologies, and will also have off grid renewable energy integrated with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cell electric generators.
因此，我們將一些技術與交通工具的技術相集成，並將不接電的再生能源與太陽能電池板和氫燃料電池發電機相集成。


Pronunciation Tips:

hydrogen - long i, schwa sound
vehicle - long e, silent h, short i

Vocabulary:

Grid (n.) 電力網
Definition from Cambridge Dictionary: a system of wires through which electricity is connected to different power stations across a region



off-grid (adj.) KK[ɔf] [grɪd] IPA/ɔf/ /ɡɹɪd/ 不和主電網接通的
Derives from off-the-grid

If something is “off grid”, or “off the grid”, it doesn’t depend on public utilities such as electricity. In this case, the person in the video is referring to the ability to power vehicles independently, without depending on electricity provided by the city.

Here’s an example sentence: “Solar panels and wind turbines are two methods of generating electricity off-grid.” 太陽能板和風力發電機是離網發電的兩種方法。

Renewable energy KK[rɪˋnjuəb!] [ˋɛnɚdʒɪ] IPA /rɪˈnjuːəb(ə)l/ /ˈɛnɚdʒɪ/ 可再生能源
Definition from Cambridge Dictionary: energy that is produced using the sun, wind, etc., or from crops, rather than using fuels such as oil or coal

Renewable energy refers to an energy source that can be replenished. Solar power, for example, is considered a renewable energy because we can always get new energy from the sun. Fossil fuel, however, is not considered a renewable source of energy because the earth’s supply of fossil fuel is limited and will one day run out.

Here is the word in a sentence: “The Canadian side of Niagara Falls generates nearly 2 million kilowats of electricity, making it a key source of renewable energy.” 加拿大一側的尼加拉大瀑布發電近200萬千瓦，使其成為可再生能源的主要來源。

Integrate (v.) KK[ˋɪntə͵gret] IPA/ˈɪntəˌgreɪt / 使合併
Definition from Cambridge Dictionary: to combine two or more things in order to become more effective.

To integrate means to take one thing and combine it with something else. For example, in today’s video they talk about how existing transportation technologies will be combined together to be more effective.

Here is an example sentence: “Our new light-rail system will integrate with our existing network of subways and buses to provide a comprehensive public transit service.” 我們新的輕軌系統會和現有的捷運和公車的網撞系統來做合併，去提供一個更完整的大眾交通服務。




Outro
That’s it for today’s pronunciation challenge. While the technology displayed in today’s video might seem like something from a futuristic fantasy movie, I believe it is important to be as forward-thinking as realistically possible when developing infrastructure. This is because often such projects take years if not decades to properly develop. This is especially necessary in large, growing cities. For example, I am from Toronto, Canada. That area is expected to grow from 7 million in 2019 all the way to over 9.5 million by 2046. The city already has problems with traffic congestion, and adding more than 2 ½ million people will only make the problem worse. This is a problem shared by many cities around the world. For this reason, I find innovative solutions such as those presented in today’s video encouraging.

What is it like where you live? Do you live in a large city, or out in the countryside? How do you get around? Do you need to travel to get to work? Let me know in the comments below! And of course, remember to do your recording. I’ll catch you next time!

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So some of our technologies will integrate the vehicle technologies, and will also have off grid renewable energy integrated with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cell electric generators.

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So some of our technologies will integrate the vehicle technologies, and will also have off grid renewable energy integrated with solar panels and hydrogen fuel cell electric generators.
因此，我們將一些技術與交通工具的技術相集成，並將不接電的再生能源與太陽能電池板和氫燃料電池發電機相集成。

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