每日口說挑戰如果再也不刷牙了會怎樣？ (Here's What Happens If You Stopped Brushing Your Teeth)

Yikes! Have you ever been too lazy to brush your teeth? Come on, be honest! Well, in today’s video they talk about precisely what happens when you don’t brush your teeth, and it’s not pretty! For the sake of your own health, I strongly suggest you give it a watch. For now, however, let’s listen to today’s featured sentence:


Sentence:
Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.
很快地，感染開始觸動免疫系統，白血球和細菌大戰。

Pronunciation Tips:

Blended words - your immune
Infection - short i, short e, -tion sound
Bacteria - four syllables - short a, long e, long e, short a

Vocabulary:
1. infection KK[ɪnˋfɛkʃən] IPA/ɪnˈfɛkʃən/
N. 感染

Infection is a disease in a part of your body that is caused by bacteria or a virus. Here’s an example sentence: “It’s important to clean the wound before bandaging it, in order to prevent infection.”

infect [ɪnˋfɛkt] /ɪnˈfɛkt/
V. 傳染，感染

Infect is the verb form of infection, and it means to contaminate with a disease-producing substance or agent. Here’ s an example sentence: “If you have a bad cold, you’d better stay home, so you don’t infect others with the same virus.”

2. trigger [ˋtrɪgɚ] /ˈtrɪgər/
V. 引起

To trigger means to cause something to start. Here’s an example sentence “His headaches may have been triggered by a lack of sleep.”

3. bacteria [bækˋtɪrɪə] /bækˈtɪriə/
N. 細菌

Bacteria is the plural of bacterium, which is a type of very small organism that lives in the air, earth, water, plants, and animals, often one that causes disease. Here’s an example sentence: “Wash your hands with soap before eating, to kill and wash away any harmful bacteria.”

bacteria vs. virus
According to Google: “While both can cause disease, viruses are not living organisms, whereas bacteria are. Viruses are only "active" within host cells which they need to reproduce, while bacteria are single-celled organisms that produce their own energy and can reproduce on their own.” Also, if you’ve heard your doctor talk about antibiotics, these medicines are designed to fight a bacterial infection, not a viral infection.

Outro
And that brings us to the end of today’s pronunciation challenge. I think a key takeaway from today’s video is that our bodies won’t last forever, and to keep them in the best shape we can for as long as possible, we need to give them regular care and maintenance, just like a car or a house would need. By regularly tending to our bodies now, we can help spare ourselves from much bigger problems down the road. And that includes regular tooth brushing! Now I want to hear from you! How often do you brush your teeth? And what else do you think many people are neglecting, in their daily lives? Is it exercise, nutrition, or something else? Let me know in the comments below, and don’t forget to do your recording! I’m Jonathan for VoiceTube, and I’ll catch you next time!

一天就在玩Google首頁小遊戲跟看奧運中度過了..(˘̩̩̩ε˘̩ƪ)

Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.

☺Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.
很快地，那個感染會觸發你的免疫系統，派送白血球前去與細菌對抗。
【心得】不想無齒，就要好好愛護牙齒。
■infection [ɪnˋfɛkʃən] (n.C or U) 傳染；感染
(n.C)傳染病
(n.U)影響
■infect [ɪnˋfɛkt] (vt.) 傳染；感染；使受影響
■trigger [ˋtrɪgɚ](n.C)(槍枝的)扳機；觸發器；啟動裝置；扳柄、閘柄；觸發(反應)的事情或器物[(+for)]
(vt.)觸發、引起[(+off)]
(vt.&vi.)扣扳機開槍；鬆開扳機；發射
■bacteria [bækˋtɪrɪə] (n.C複數型)细菌(單數型為bacterium[bækˋtɪrɪəm])

很快的雪寶就會跟他拼了 定勾雞啦

Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.

It was too late to record yesterday, I need to make the habit back.

學校的暑假作業…Day26
Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.

Soon enough, that infection will trigger your immune system which sends fighter cells to battle the bacteria.

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