to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
What’s up, VoiceTubers! Welcome back to today’s pronunciation challenge! So I am subbing for Minjane today, because of a sudden “work from home” policy from VoiceTube and she can’t make it to the office to record… I hope you guys don’t mind listening to my voice two days in a row this week. Hopefully, by next week. It will be back to normal! Stay at home people! Today’s pronunciation challenge will be about our wisdom teeth. And what are wisdom teeth exactly? So, basically, they’re the teeth in the back of your mouth and they’re the last adult teeth to come into the mouth. Despite their clever name, they may not be as good as the name appears. So, what’s wrong with wisdom teeth, though? Let’s take a look at the sentence before you watch the video.
句子 to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew. 用來磨碎食物在烹調之前特別有用，大約是在七千年前，以前我們的飲食是由生肉和植物組成，它們是纖維狀的，難以咀嚼。
發音 Grind up 連音 Advent/that t 不發音 Around/thousand d 不發音 Fibrous
單字 1. grind graɪnd graɪnd V. 碾碎，磨碎 to make something into small pieces or a powder by pressing between hard surfaces
Do you know there’s a tool that can grind pills into powder? It’s really convenient. 你知道有一個工具可以把藥丸磨成粉嗎？真的很方便。
have an ax to grind 想爭對錯；別有用心
The student has an ax to grind with his teacher because failed this course.
My air conditioner is broken. Looks like I have to call a handyman. 我的冷氣壞掉了，看來我必須打給za雜活公了。
3. advent ˋædvɛnt ˈædˌvɛnt N. 出現，來臨，到來 the fact of an event happening, an invention being made, or a person arriving
I wonder what the city looked like before the advent of electricity. 我很好奇沒有電以前的城市長怎樣。
Okay, that’s it. You know, I‘ve already got two wisdom teeth in my mouth, but I haven’t experienced any pain or anything. I guess I’m pretty lucky huh? But I still got two more to grow, so hopefully, I won’t have to go to the dentist when they grow. All right, don’t forget to record today’s sentence and watch the video before you leave, see ya!
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ShakesBeer4 年前
背景是兒子在聽兒歌…
我的四顆智齒都拔掉了…
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unickname4 年前
☺Our ancient ancestors used them the same way we use our other eight molars: to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew. 遠古時代，我們的祖先使用他們的方式正如同我們現在使用其他六顆臼齒的方式一樣，是用來磨碎食物的，在約莫七千年前，也就是還沒有烹煮食物的時期，智齒非常地有用，當時人類的日常飲食主要是生肉和植物，這些食物纖維多又難以咀嚼。 【心得】N年前，因為我的智齒很不好處理，牙科醫生說沒辦法處理，建議我到大醫院動手術，還好後來去大醫院順利拔掉了。 ■molar [ˋmolɚ] (n.C)臼齒、磨牙 (adj.)臼齒的；用來磨碎的；體積莫耳濃度的(在一升溶液中含有一莫耳溶質的) ■grind [graɪnd] (vt. 動詞三態:grind, ground, ground) 磨(碎)、碾(碎)、磨成[(+up/from/into)]；磨快；磨光；磨薄；磨成…形；折磨、壓榨[(+down)]；用力擠壓；{口語}苦心地教、反覆地灌輸[(+into)] (vi.)磨；碾；磨碎；磨光；磨快；摩擦得嘎嘎響；{口語}刻苦地做、苦學 [(+away/at/for)] (n.C or U)磨、研磨；磨擦聲 (n.S or U){口語}苦差事、單調的事、苦學 (n.C){美式口語}用功的學生 ■handy [ˋhændɪ] (adj.)好用的；方便的、便利的；手邊的、近便的[(+for)] 手巧的；靈巧的、靈活的[（+with）] ；易於操作(或操縱)的、(船)易於駕駛的 ■advent [ˋædvɛnt] (n.S ) 出現、到來、來臨 (n. U) 基督降臨節(聖誕節前的四個星期)
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EmmaGo4 年前
Our ancient(/ˈeɪn.ʃənt/古代的) ancestors(ˈæn.ses.tɚ/祖先n.) used them the same way we use our other eight molars(/ˈmoʊ.lɚ/臼齒): to *grind up(/ɡraɪnd ʌp/磨碎v.) food, which was especially handy(/ˈhæn.di/便利的) before the advent(/ˈæd.vent/出現v.) of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back(以前;追溯adv.) when our diet *consisted of(由...組成) raw(生的) meat and plants that were fibrous(ˈfaɪ.brəs/纖維構成的) and tough(/tʌf/堅韌的) to chew(/tʃuː/嚼碎v.). 遠古時代，我們的祖先使用它們(智齒)的方式正如同我們現在使用其他六顆臼齒一樣 : 用來磨碎食物。大約七千年前，在那個還沒有發明烹煮食物的時期，智齒非常便利(磨碎食物)，因為當時人類的日常食物主要是生肉和植物，纖維多又難以咀嚼。
What’s up, VoiceTubers! Welcome back to today’s pronunciation challenge! So I am subbing(sub/sʌb/臨時代替他人做v.) for Minjane today, because of a sudden “work from home” policy from VoiceTube and she can’t make it to the office to record. I hope you guys don’t mind(介意v.) listening to my voice two days *in a row(連續n.) this week. Hopefully, by next week. It will be back to normal! Stay at home people! So today’s pronunciation challenge will be about our *wisdom teeth(智齒). And what are wisdom teeth exactly? So, basically, they’re the teeth in the back of our mouth and they’re the last *adult teeth(=permanent teeth永久齒) to come into the mouth. Despite(儘管adv.) their clever(聰明的) name, they may not be as good as the name appears(顯現v.). So, what’s wrong with wisdom teeth, though? Let’s take a look at the sentence before you watch the video.
■ sub /sʌb/ v. 臨時代替他人做… As a young player, he subbed for Duke Ellington's drummer. 年輕時，他曾做過艾靈頓公爵的替補鼓手。
1. grind /graɪnd/ v. 碾碎，磨碎 = to make something into small pieces or a powder by pressing between hard surfaces Do you know there’s a tool that can grind pills(藥片) into powder(粉狀n.)? It’s really convenient.
■ have an ax to grind : 想爭對錯；別有用心 = to have a selfish reason or strong opinion that influences your actions ax /æks/ n. 斧 = axe
The student has an ax to grind with his teacher because failed this course(課程n.).
2. handy /ˈhændi/ a. 有用的；方便的，便利的 = useful or convenient
handyman : 雜活工 My air conditioner is broken. Looks like I have to call a handyman.
3. advent /ˈæd.vent/ /ˈæd.vənt/ n.（事件、發明或人物的）出現，來臨，到來 = the fact of an event happening, an invention being made, or a person arriving I wonder what the city looked like before the advent of electricity(電力n.).
Alright, that’s it. You know, I‘ve already got two wisdom teeth in my mouth, but I haven’t experienced any pain or anything. I guess I’m pretty lucky huh? But I still got two more to grow, so hopefully, I won’t have to go to the dentist(牙醫) when they grow. All right, don’t forget to record today’s sentence and watch the video before you leave, see ya!
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Nicole Tseng4 年前
DAY 887
WFH +1
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小柿子4 年前
to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
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Harvey4 年前
該進化了吧？人類。
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Jojo4 年前
# Day 575 to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
Benson Tsai4 年前
What’s up, VoiceTubers! Welcome back to today’s pronunciation challenge! So I am subbing for Minjane today, because of a sudden “work from home” policy from VoiceTube and she can’t make it to the office to record… I hope you guys don’t mind listening to my voice two days in a row this week. Hopefully, by next week. It will be back to normal! Stay at home people!
Today’s pronunciation challenge will be about our wisdom teeth. And what are wisdom teeth exactly? So, basically, they’re the teeth in the back of your mouth and they’re the last adult teeth to come into the mouth. Despite their clever name, they may not be as good as the name appears. So, what’s wrong with wisdom teeth, though? Let’s take a look at the sentence before you watch the video.
句子
to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
用來磨碎食物在烹調之前特別有用，大約是在七千年前，以前我們的飲食是由生肉和植物組成，它們是纖維狀的，難以咀嚼。
發音
Grind up 連音
Advent/that t 不發音
Around/thousand d 不發音
Fibrous
單字
1. grind graɪnd graɪnd
V. 碾碎，磨碎 to make something into small pieces or a powder by pressing between hard surfaces
Do you know there’s a tool that can grind pills into powder? It’s really convenient.
你知道有一個工具可以把藥丸磨成粉嗎？真的很方便。
have an ax to grind 想爭對錯；別有用心
The student has an ax to grind with his teacher because failed this course.
2. handy ˋhændɪ ˈhændi
Adj. 有用的；方便的，便利的 useful or convenient
常見字彙：handyman 雜活工
My air conditioner is broken. Looks like I have to call a handyman.
我的冷氣壞掉了，看來我必須打給za雜活公了。
3. advent ˋædvɛnt ˈædˌvɛnt
N. 出現，來臨，到來 the fact of an event happening, an invention being made, or a person arriving
I wonder what the city looked like before the advent of electricity.
我很好奇沒有電以前的城市長怎樣。
Okay, that’s it. You know, I‘ve already got two wisdom teeth in my mouth, but I haven’t experienced any pain or anything. I guess I’m pretty lucky huh? But I still got two more to grow, so hopefully, I won’t have to go to the dentist when they grow. All right, don’t forget to record today’s sentence and watch the video before you leave, see ya!
ShakesBeer4 年前
背景是兒子在聽兒歌…
我的四顆智齒都拔掉了…
unickname4 年前
☺Our ancient ancestors used them the same way we use our other eight molars: to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
遠古時代，我們的祖先使用他們的方式正如同我們現在使用其他六顆臼齒的方式一樣，是用來磨碎食物的，在約莫七千年前，也就是還沒有烹煮食物的時期，智齒非常地有用，當時人類的日常飲食主要是生肉和植物，這些食物纖維多又難以咀嚼。
【心得】N年前，因為我的智齒很不好處理，牙科醫生說沒辦法處理，建議我到大醫院動手術，還好後來去大醫院順利拔掉了。
■molar [ˋmolɚ] (n.C)臼齒、磨牙
(adj.)臼齒的；用來磨碎的；體積莫耳濃度的(在一升溶液中含有一莫耳溶質的)
■grind [graɪnd] (vt. 動詞三態:grind, ground, ground) 磨(碎)、碾(碎)、磨成[(+up/from/into)]；磨快；磨光；磨薄；磨成…形；折磨、壓榨[(+down)]；用力擠壓；{口語}苦心地教、反覆地灌輸[(+into)]
(vi.)磨；碾；磨碎；磨光；磨快；摩擦得嘎嘎響；{口語}刻苦地做、苦學 [(+away/at/for)]
(n.C or U)磨、研磨；磨擦聲
(n.S or U){口語}苦差事、單調的事、苦學
(n.C){美式口語}用功的學生
■handy [ˋhændɪ] (adj.)好用的；方便的、便利的；手邊的、近便的[(+for)] 手巧的；靈巧的、靈活的[（+with）] ；易於操作(或操縱)的、(船)易於駕駛的
■advent [ˋædvɛnt] (n.S ) 出現、到來、來臨
(n. U) 基督降臨節(聖誕節前的四個星期)
EmmaGo4 年前
Our ancient(/ˈeɪn.ʃənt/古代的) ancestors(ˈæn.ses.tɚ/祖先n.) used them the same way we use our other eight molars(/ˈmoʊ.lɚ/臼齒): to *grind up(/ɡraɪnd ʌp/磨碎v.) food, which was especially handy(/ˈhæn.di/便利的) before the advent(/ˈæd.vent/出現v.) of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back(以前;追溯adv.) when our diet *consisted of(由...組成) raw(生的) meat and plants that were fibrous(ˈfaɪ.brəs/纖維構成的) and tough(/tʌf/堅韌的) to chew(/tʃuː/嚼碎v.).
遠古時代，我們的祖先使用它們(智齒)的方式正如同我們現在使用其他六顆臼齒一樣 : 用來磨碎食物。大約七千年前，在那個還沒有發明烹煮食物的時期，智齒非常便利(磨碎食物)，因為當時人類的日常食物主要是生肉和植物，纖維多又難以咀嚼。
What’s up, VoiceTubers! Welcome back to today’s pronunciation challenge! So I am subbing(sub/sʌb/臨時代替他人做v.) for Minjane today, because of a sudden “work from home” policy from VoiceTube and she can’t make it to the office to record. I hope you guys don’t mind(介意v.) listening to my voice two days *in a row(連續n.) this week. Hopefully, by next week. It will be back to normal! Stay at home people! So today’s pronunciation challenge will be about our *wisdom teeth(智齒). And what are wisdom teeth exactly? So, basically, they’re the teeth in the back of our mouth and they’re the last *adult teeth(=permanent teeth永久齒) to come into the mouth. Despite(儘管adv.) their clever(聰明的) name, they may not be as good as the name appears(顯現v.). So, what’s wrong with wisdom teeth, though? Let’s take a look at the sentence before you watch the video.
■ sub /sʌb/ v. 臨時代替他人做…
As a young player, he subbed for Duke Ellington's drummer.
年輕時，他曾做過艾靈頓公爵的替補鼓手。
1. grind /graɪnd/ v. 碾碎，磨碎 = to make something into small pieces or a powder by pressing between hard surfaces
Do you know there’s a tool that can grind pills(藥片) into powder(粉狀n.)? It’s really convenient.
■ have an ax to grind : 想爭對錯；別有用心 = to have a selfish reason or strong opinion that influences your actions
ax /æks/ n. 斧 = axe
The student has an ax to grind with his teacher because failed this course(課程n.).
2. handy /ˈhændi/ a. 有用的；方便的，便利的 = useful or convenient
handyman : 雜活工
My air conditioner is broken. Looks like I have to call a handyman.
3. advent /ˈæd.vent/ /ˈæd.vənt/ n.（事件、發明或人物的）出現，來臨，到來 = the fact of an event happening, an invention being made, or a person arriving
I wonder what the city looked like before the advent of electricity(電力n.).
Alright, that’s it. You know, I‘ve already got two wisdom teeth in my mouth, but I haven’t experienced any pain or anything. I guess I’m pretty lucky huh? But I still got two more to grow, so hopefully, I won’t have to go to the dentist(牙醫) when they grow. All right, don’t forget to record today’s sentence and watch the video before you leave, see ya!
Nicole Tseng4 年前
DAY 887
WFH +1
小柿子4 年前
to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
Harvey4 年前
該進化了吧？人類。
Jojo4 年前
# Day 575
to grind up food, which was especially handy before the advent of cooking around seven thousand years ago, back when our diet consisted of raw meat and plants that were fibrous and tough to chew.
Kate Shao4 年前
Wen Chang4 年前