"Whatever life holds in store for me, I will never forget these words: 'With great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse. Who am I? I'm Spider-Man." - Peter Parker, 'Spider-Man', 2002.
Hello Voicetube listeners! My name is Hubert and I'll be your host for today's episode of the Pronunciation Challenge. Today, we'll be talking about one of my favorite superheroes, Spider-Man! I always thought he was the coolest superhero aside from Wolverine. Have you ever wished that you could have their super powers? If we could have their powers, what would be the science behind it? I mean, what would have to actually happen within our bodies for us to be able to stick to walls or have Spidey-Sense?! This video talks about what it would take to actually become Spider-Man, scientifically.
Today's featured sentence.
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width, and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
I’ll say that again.
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width, and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
Ok, now time for the Pronunciation Tips.
For the first word, we have Organism Four syllables. “OR” sounds exactly like the word, “or”. “GAN” has a short U sound. “NI” has a short i sound and “SM” when spelt out, can look like “z i m”. Organism.
Next up, we have Volume Two syllables “VOL” has a short u sound. “UME” has a long U sound. Volume.
Lastly, we have, Width One syllable. I chose this one because the spelling can confuse some people. Don’t worry about the letter D and just say this word without it! Width!
Moving onto Vocabulary!
The first word is: 1. Organism Definition a single living plant, animal, virus, etc. Used in a sentence you could say, “This organism is too small to be seen with the naked eye.”
Next word, 2. Volume Definition the amount of space that is contained within an object or solid shape Used in a sentence, you could say: “What’s the volume of this cylinder?”
And lastly, 3. Factor Definition: a fact or situation that influences the result of something Used in a sentence, you could say: “His lack of effort was the main factor for not getting a promotion at work.”
Now that you know the science behind getting superpowers, would you still want to be Spider-Man?! You’ll look like a werewolf (a werewolf is half human, half wolf) with all the hair you’ll need to stick to walls! I think I’ll pass! If I could choose any superpower, I’d choose the ability to teleport! I spoke about this before in a previous episode. The ability to teleport is to be in one place at one moment and then immediately be somewhere else the next moment. If you could be any superhero, which one would you choose?
Leave your answers in the comments section along with your recordings! Learning a new language is like having a superpower as well! Think about all the doors that will open up to you if you can speak another language, especially one as popular as English! Alright, until the next episode, see ya!
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unickname4 年前
☺But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor. 但是當生物體變大時，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、也就是以三度空間的比例增長。 【心得】要擁有超能力也要付出"異於常人"的代價，所以還是安分地當個平凡人好了:p ■organism [ˋɔrgən͵ɪzəm] (n.C)生物；有機體；有機組織 ■volume [ˋvɑljəm] (n.U)音量；音量調節鈕；總量、總數、總額 (n.C or U)容積；體積；容量；(生產、交易等的)量、額 (n.C)書籍；卷、冊 (n.P)volumes of sth 大量、許多... ■factor[ˋfæktɚ] (n.C)因素、要素[(+in)]；{數學}因子、商數、係數；遺傳因子、基因；代理人；代理商 (vt.)把…計入因素、把…因素包括進去[(+into/in)]；把…分解成[(+into)]；代理經營、代管(產業) (vi.)做代理商 ■cube [kjub](n.C)立方體；立方形的東西；立方、三次方；老保守、老古板 (n.){美式口語}骰子 (vt.)使成立方形；將…切成小方塊；量…的體積；使自乘二次、求…的立方
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Leeway4 年前
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
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雪寶shin4 年前
睡前哈囉
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EmmaGo4 年前
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases(/ɪnˈkriːs/增加v.) in height, width(/wɪdθ/寬度) and length, as a cube(三次方n.), or by 3 on the scale(比例n.) factor. 但是當生物體變大，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、也就是三度空間比例增長。
"Whatever life holds(包含v.) *in store(即將發生) for me, I will never forget these words: 'With great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse(/kɝːs/詛咒n.). Who am I? I'm Spider-Man." - Peter Parker, 'Spider-Man', 2002. Hello Voicetube listeners! My name is Hubert and I'll be your host for today's episode of the Pronunciation Challenge. Today, we'll be talking about one of my favorite superheroes, Spider-Man! I always thought he was the coolest superhero *aside from(除了) Wolverine(金鋼狼). Have you ever wished that you could have their super powers? If we could have their powers, what would be the science behind it? I mean, what would have to actually happen within our bodies for us to be able to stick to walls or have *Spidey-Sense(蜘蛛俠般的直覺)?!This video talks about what it would take to actually become Spider-Man, scientifically.
1. organism (n.) 有機體,生物(體);微生物 a single living plant, animal, virus, etc. ☻ This organism is too small to be seen with the naked eye. 2. volume (n.) 體積,容積 the amount of space that is contained within an object or solid shape ☻ What’s the volume of this cylinder(/ˈsɪl.ɪn.dɚ/圓柱體n.)? 3. factor (n.) 因素,要素 a fact or situation that influences the result of something ☻ His lack of effort was the main factor for not getting a promotion(升遷n.) at work. Now that you know the science behind getting superpowers, would you still want to be Spider-Man?! You’ll look like a werewolf(/ˈwer.wʊlf/ 狼人)(a werewolf is half human, half wolf) with all the hair you’ll need to stick to walls! I think I’ll pass! If I could choose any superpower, I’d choose the ability to teleport(/ˈtel.ə.pɔːrt/利用心靈傳動移動人或物體v.)! I spoke about this before in a previous episode. The ability to teleport is to be in one place at one moment and then immediately be somewhere else the next moment. If you could be any superhero, which one would you choose?Leave your answers in the comments section along with your recordings! Learning a new language is like having a superpower as well! Think about all the doors that will open up to you if you can speak another language, especially one as popular as English! Alright, until the next episode, see ya!
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Yu-Ting Fang4 年前
＃1357 But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor. 但是當生物變大，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、或是三度空間比例尺增長。
＊volume：量（容積、體積、音量...） ＊on the scale factor on the scale (of) 按…比例，以…規模 by 3 on the scale factor 按三度空間比例 by 2 on the scale factor 按二度空間比例
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dexterddt4 年前
#414 But as organisms get bigger , their volume increases in height width and length, as a cube, or by three on the scale factor.
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Pro12014 年前
#444
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
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Kate Shao4 年前
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Isaac son4 年前
But as organism get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
Hubert Tran4 年前
"Whatever life holds in store for me, I will never forget these words: 'With great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse. Who am I? I'm Spider-Man." - Peter Parker, 'Spider-Man', 2002.
Hello Voicetube listeners! My name is Hubert and I'll be your host for today's episode of the Pronunciation Challenge. Today, we'll be talking about one of my favorite superheroes, Spider-Man! I always thought he was the coolest superhero aside from Wolverine. Have you ever wished that you could have their super powers? If we could have their powers, what would be the science behind it? I mean, what would have to actually happen within our bodies for us to be able to stick to walls or have Spidey-Sense?! This video talks about what it would take to actually become Spider-Man, scientifically.
Today's featured sentence.
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width, and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
I’ll say that again.
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width, and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
Ok, now time for the Pronunciation Tips.
For the first word, we have
Organism
Four syllables.
“OR” sounds exactly like the word, “or”. “GAN” has a short U sound. “NI” has a short i sound and “SM” when spelt out, can look like “z i m”. Organism.
Next up, we have
Volume
Two syllables
“VOL” has a short u sound. “UME” has a long U sound. Volume.
Lastly, we have,
Width
One syllable.
I chose this one because the spelling can confuse some people. Don’t worry about the letter D and just say this word without it! Width!
Moving onto Vocabulary!
The first word is:
1. Organism
Definition
a single living plant, animal, virus, etc.
Used in a sentence you could say,
“This organism is too small to be seen with the naked eye.”
Next word,
2. Volume
Definition
the amount of space that is contained within an object or solid shape
Used in a sentence, you could say:
“What’s the volume of this cylinder?”
And lastly,
3. Factor
Definition:
a fact or situation that influences the result of something
Used in a sentence, you could say:
“His lack of effort was the main factor for not getting a promotion at work.”
Now that you know the science behind getting superpowers, would you still want to be Spider-Man?! You’ll look like a werewolf (a werewolf is half human, half wolf) with all the hair you’ll need to stick to walls! I think I’ll pass! If I could choose any superpower, I’d choose the ability to teleport! I spoke about this before in a previous episode. The ability to teleport is to be in one place at one moment and then immediately be somewhere else the next moment. If you could be any superhero, which one would you choose?
Leave your answers in the comments section along with your recordings! Learning a new language is like having a superpower as well! Think about all the doors that will open up to you if you can speak another language, especially one as popular as English! Alright, until the next episode, see ya!
unickname4 年前
☺But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
但是當生物體變大時，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、也就是以三度空間的比例增長。
【心得】要擁有超能力也要付出"異於常人"的代價，所以還是安分地當個平凡人好了:p
■organism [ˋɔrgən͵ɪzəm] (n.C)生物；有機體；有機組織
■volume [ˋvɑljəm] (n.U)音量；音量調節鈕；總量、總數、總額
(n.C or U)容積；體積；容量；(生產、交易等的)量、額
(n.C)書籍；卷、冊
(n.P)volumes of sth 大量、許多...
■factor[ˋfæktɚ] (n.C)因素、要素[(+in)]；{數學}因子、商數、係數；遺傳因子、基因；代理人；代理商
(vt.)把…計入因素、把…因素包括進去[(+into/in)]；把…分解成[(+into)]；代理經營、代管(產業)
(vi.)做代理商
■cube [kjub](n.C)立方體；立方形的東西；立方、三次方；老保守、老古板
(n.){美式口語}骰子
(vt.)使成立方形；將…切成小方塊；量…的體積；使自乘二次、求…的立方
Leeway4 年前
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
雪寶shin4 年前
睡前哈囉
EmmaGo4 年前
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases(/ɪnˈkriːs/增加v.) in height, width(/wɪdθ/寬度) and length, as a cube(三次方n.), or by 3 on the scale(比例n.) factor.
但是當生物體變大，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、也就是三度空間比例增長。
◆ organism /ˈɔːrɡənɪzəm/ (n.)有機體,生物(體);微生物;有機組織(社會等);組織,結構,構造
◆ volume /ˈvɑːl.juːm/ (n.)卷,冊;體積,容積;(生產,交易等的)量,額;音量;[書]書籍,厚本書;大量,許多
◆ cube /kjuːb/
(n.)立方體,立方形物體;立方,三次方;骰子;老保守,老古板;立體閃光燈
(vt.) 使成立方形,將…切成小方塊;量…的體積;使自乘二次
◆ scale /skeɪl/
(n.)刻度,尺度,刻度尺;比例,縮尺;等級,級別;大小,規模;[音]音階;[數]進位法;[古]梯子,階梯
(vt.)攀登,到達…的頂點;用縮尺繪製(圖等),按比例排列
(vi.)攀登
◆ factor /ˈfæk.tɚ/
(n.)因素,要素;係數,[數]因子,商;[生]遺傳因子,基因;代理人,代理商
(vt.)分解…的因子,把…分解成;把…作為因素計入;代理經營,代管(產業)
(vi.)做代理商
"Whatever life holds(包含v.) *in store(即將發生) for me, I will never forget these words: 'With great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse(/kɝːs/詛咒n.). Who am I? I'm Spider-Man." - Peter Parker, 'Spider-Man', 2002. Hello Voicetube listeners! My name is Hubert and I'll be your host for today's episode of the Pronunciation Challenge. Today, we'll be talking about one of my favorite superheroes, Spider-Man! I always thought he was the coolest superhero *aside from(除了) Wolverine(金鋼狼). Have you ever wished that you could have their super powers? If we could have their powers, what would be the science behind it? I mean, what would have to actually happen within our bodies for us to be able to stick to walls or have *Spidey-Sense(蜘蛛俠般的直覺)?!This video talks about what it would take to actually become Spider-Man, scientifically.
1. organism (n.) 有機體,生物(體);微生物 a single living plant, animal, virus, etc. ☻ This organism is too small to be seen with the naked eye. 2. volume (n.) 體積,容積 the amount of space that is contained within an object or solid shape ☻ What’s the volume of this cylinder(/ˈsɪl.ɪn.dɚ/圓柱體n.)? 3. factor (n.) 因素,要素 a fact or situation that influences the result of something ☻ His lack of effort was the main factor for not getting a promotion(升遷n.) at work. Now that you know the science behind getting superpowers, would you still want to be Spider-Man?! You’ll look like a werewolf(/ˈwer.wʊlf/ 狼人)(a werewolf is half human, half wolf) with all the hair you’ll need to stick to walls! I think I’ll pass! If I could choose any superpower, I’d choose the ability to teleport(/ˈtel.ə.pɔːrt/利用心靈傳動移動人或物體v.)! I spoke about this before in a previous episode. The ability to teleport is to be in one place at one moment and then immediately be somewhere else the next moment. If you could be any superhero, which one would you choose?Leave your answers in the comments section along with your recordings! Learning a new language is like having a superpower as well! Think about all the doors that will open up to you if you can speak another language, especially one as popular as English! Alright, until the next episode, see ya!
Yu-Ting Fang4 年前
＃1357
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
但是當生物變大，牠們的體積在高度、寬度和長度上，會以三次方、或是三度空間比例尺增長。
＊volume：量（容積、體積、音量...）
＊on the scale factor
on the scale (of) 按…比例，以…規模
by 3 on the scale factor 按三度空間比例
by 2 on the scale factor 按二度空間比例
dexterddt4 年前
#414
But as organisms get bigger , their volume increases in height width and length, as a cube, or by three on the scale factor.
Pro12014 年前
#444
But as organisms get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.
Kate Shao4 年前
Isaac son4 年前
But as organism get bigger, their volume increases in height, width and length, as a cube, or by 3 on the scale factor.