but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
Hi, Voicetubers! It’s Tera. How are you doing? The Qing-Ming bridge holiday had just ended. Did you do anything interesting during those days? Did you go on a road trip and drive cars on highways? If you did or if you happen to drive a lot, then the theme of today’s episode might be relevant to you. That is, "Why you shouldn’t drive slowly in the left lane." We often hear people being punished and receiving a penalty because they drive too fast, but is driving slowly in the left lane a big deal? Remember to spend a few minutes on this video before we go through today’s sentence.
Featured sentence: but more recently, there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
Tips: recently: three syllables with the stress on the first one. "re" sounds like "ree", "cen" is a "sen" sound, and then the letter "t" in "tly" would sound minor. After softly pronouncing /t/, add "ly" which sounds like "lee" with it. "Recently". campaign: two syllables with the stress on the latter syllable. "Cam" is /kæm/, and paign is pronounced as "pain", the letter g here is a silent sound, you can ignore the g when speaking this word. issue: two syllables with the stress on the first syllable. "I-ssue". "ssue" is similar to the sound we make when things fall "shoo". When it becomes "issuing", the number of syllables adds up to three, making it "i-ssu-ing".
Vocab: recently (adv.) KK [ˋrisntlɪ] IPA /ˈriː.sənt.li/ def: not long ago 最近、不久前 It’s been a while since I last met you. How have you been recently? 上次看到你已經是好久以前了。最近過得好嗎？
campaign (n.) KK [kæmˋpen] IPA /kæmˈpeɪn/ Def: a planned group of especially political, business, or military activities that are intended to achieve a particular aim 運動、活動 A religious campaign is taking place in front of the historical building. 一個宗教活動正在那具歷史性的大樓前進行著。
issue (v./n.) KK [ˋɪʃjʊ] IPA /ˈɪʃ.uː/ (n.) 爭議、問題 (v.) 發布、核發 def: (n.) a subject or problem that people are thinking and talking about (v.) to produce or provide something official There has been a constant drumbeat over this ongoing issue recently. 這個持續存在的問題最近廣受辯論。 That organization will issue all the travel documents you need as soon as possible. 那個組織將會儘早核發所有您需要的旅行資料。
Outro: Let’s briefly summarize this video. It starts with a man who got pulled over for his very first time in life on the way back up from his road trip. That was not a speed over just as everyone might imagine, it was because he drove too slowly in the left lane. Thus, this video aims to argue why people who do not drive over a specific speed in the left lane will get in trouble by exploring the underlined potential problems. The speaker states that slow drivers in the left lane are likely to make others exposed to danger, and that is because when a faster driver feels like passing the slow car, he’ll have to repeatedly slow down and weave back and forth, which often leads to accidents and unsafe traffic conditions. The Highway network in Germany is mentioned as a good example in opposition to the US. They do not have speed limits but their accident rates are relatively low, and that might be due to the fact that they are used to driving in the right lane and leaving the left lane for other drivers to pass. What is your opinion on Taiwan’s case? Do you think Germany’s way suits us? Or do you think Taiwan’s traffic doesn’t require changes? These questions will be left to you, and as always, remember to click the button down below. Bye!
But more recently there’ve been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas and Ohio, where police are actually issuing(發給v.) tickets(罰單) to people(意指開慢車的人) they(意指警察) spot(發現v.) traveling slowly in the left lane. 但是在最近的某些州的宣導活動中，例如在Washington, Texas和Ohio的警察會對在左側車道開慢車的人開出罰單。
◆ lane [len] (n.)小路,巷,弄;車道,線道;跑道,泳道;(船,飛機等的)規定航路;(隊伍間的)通道
Hi, Voicetubers! It’s Tera. How are you doing? The Qing-Ming bridge holiday had just ended. Did you do anything interesting during those days? Did you go on a road trip and drive cars on highways? If you did or if you happen to drive a lot, then the theme(主題) of today’s episode might be relevant(關係重大的) to you. That is, "Why you shouldn’t drive slowly in the left lane." We often hear people being punished and receiving a penalty(處罰n.) because they drive too fast, but is driving slowly in the left lane a big deal? Remember to spend a few minutes on this video before we go through today’s sentence.
1. recently (adv.) [ˋrisntlɪ] 最近、不久前 not long ago ☻ It’s been a while since I last met you. How have you been recently? 2. campaign (n.) [kæmˋpen] 運動、活動 a planned group of especially political, business, or military activities that are intended to achieve a particular aim ☻ A religious campaign is taking place in front of the historical building. 3. issue [ˋɪʃjʊ] (n.) 爭議、問題a subject or problem that people are thinking and talking about (v.) 發布、核發 to produce or provide something official ☻ There has been a constant(持續的) drumbeat(鼓聲) over this ongoing issue recently. 這個持續存在的問題最近廣受辯論。 ☻ That organization will issue(核發v.) all the travel documents you need as soon as possible. 那個組織將會儘早核發所有您需要的旅行資料。 Let’s briefly(簡潔地) summarize(總結v.) this video. It starts with a man who got *pulled over(路邊停車) for his very first time in life on the way *back up(往回程phr.) from his road trip.
◆ back up (phr.) 備份;支持;後退 ◆ backup (n.) 備份;後備,後援,支援
That was not a speed(速度n.) over(超出地adv.) just as everyone might imagine, it was because he drove too slowly in the left lane. Thus, this video aims to argue(爭論v.) why people who do not drive over a specific speed in the left lane will get in trouble by exploring(探索v.) the underlined(被劃線的,被強調的) potential(潛在的) problems. The speaker states(說明v.) that slow drivers in the left lane are likely to make others exposed(暴露v.) to danger, and that is because when a faster driver feels like passing the slow car, he’ll have to repeatedly slow down and weave([wiv]迂迴行進v.) *back and forth(來來回回地), which often leads to accidents and unsafe traffic conditions. The Highway network in Germany is mentioned as a good example in opposition([͵ɑpəˋzɪʃən]相反n.) to the US. They do not have speed limits but their accident rates are relatively(比較而言adv.) low, and that might be *due to(因為) the fact that they are used to driving in the right lane and leaving the left lane for other drivers to pass. What is your opinion on Taiwan’s case? Do you think Germany’s way suits(適合v.) us? Or do you think Taiwan’s traffic doesn’t require changes? These questions will be left to you, and as always, remember to click the button down below. Bye!
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unickname4 年前
☺but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane. 不過近來美國各地開始展開實際推廣運動，例如華盛頓、德州和俄亥俄州等州的警察只要看到內側車道的車開得太慢，都會直接開罰。 【心得】在台灣開太慢應該不會被罰，只是會被按喇叭而已吧!? ■recently [ˋrisntlɪ] (adv.) 最近；近來 ■campaign [kæmˋpen] 戰役、作戰(行動)；(尤指政治、商業或軍事的)運動、專門活動[(+for/against][+to-v] 從事活動、開展運動、發起運動[(+for/against]；參加競選[(+for)]；作戰、出征 ■issue [ˋɪʃjʊ] (n.C)問題、議題；爭議；發行(物)；一次發行量；(報刊)期號 (n.U)流出(物)；{法律}子嗣、子女 (n.P)(土地、地產等的)收益 (vt.)發行；頒佈；發佈；發給、配給、核發 (vi.)流出；由…得出、產出；收益、生息；發行、頒佈、出版
but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
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dexterddt4 年前
#434
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喬老師波波波4 年前
媽媽，謝謝你幫我繳罰單QQ...
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Min Han Wang4 年前
but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
Tera Cheng4 年前
Intro:
Hi, Voicetubers! It’s Tera. How are you doing? The Qing-Ming bridge holiday had just ended. Did you do anything interesting during those days? Did you go on a road trip and drive cars on highways? If you did or if you happen to drive a lot, then the theme of today’s episode might be relevant to you. That is, "Why you shouldn’t drive slowly in the left lane." We often hear people being punished and receiving a penalty because they drive too fast, but is driving slowly in the left lane a big deal? Remember to spend a few minutes on this video before we go through today’s sentence.
Featured sentence: but more recently, there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
Tips:
recently: three syllables with the stress on the first one. "re" sounds like "ree", "cen" is a "sen" sound, and then the letter "t" in "tly" would sound minor. After softly pronouncing /t/, add "ly" which sounds like "lee" with it. "Recently".
campaign: two syllables with the stress on the latter syllable. "Cam" is /kæm/, and paign is pronounced as "pain", the letter g here is a silent sound, you can ignore the g when speaking this word.
issue: two syllables with the stress on the first syllable. "I-ssue". "ssue" is similar to the sound we make when things fall "shoo". When it becomes "issuing", the number of syllables adds up to three, making it "i-ssu-ing".
Vocab:
recently (adv.) KK [ˋrisntlɪ] IPA /ˈriː.sənt.li/
def: not long ago
最近、不久前
It’s been a while since I last met you. How have you been recently?
上次看到你已經是好久以前了。最近過得好嗎？
campaign (n.) KK [kæmˋpen] IPA /kæmˈpeɪn/
Def: a planned group of especially political, business, or military activities that are intended to achieve a particular aim
運動、活動
A religious campaign is taking place in front of the historical building.
一個宗教活動正在那具歷史性的大樓前進行著。
issue (v./n.) KK [ˋɪʃjʊ] IPA /ˈɪʃ.uː/
(n.) 爭議、問題
(v.) 發布、核發
def:
(n.) a subject or problem that people are thinking and talking about
(v.) to produce or provide something official
There has been a constant drumbeat over this ongoing issue recently.
這個持續存在的問題最近廣受辯論。
That organization will issue all the travel documents you need as soon as possible.
那個組織將會儘早核發所有您需要的旅行資料。
Outro:
Let’s briefly summarize this video. It starts with a man who got pulled over for his very first time in life on the way back up from his road trip. That was not a speed over just as everyone might imagine, it was because he drove too slowly in the left lane. Thus, this video aims to argue why people who do not drive over a specific speed in the left lane will get in trouble by exploring the underlined potential problems. The speaker states that slow drivers in the left lane are likely to make others exposed to danger, and that is because when a faster driver feels like passing the slow car, he’ll have to repeatedly slow down and weave back and forth, which often leads to accidents and unsafe traffic conditions. The Highway network in Germany is mentioned as a good example in opposition to the US. They do not have speed limits but their accident rates are relatively low, and that might be due to the fact that they are used to driving in the right lane and leaving the left lane for other drivers to pass. What is your opinion on Taiwan’s case? Do you think Germany’s way suits us? Or do you think Taiwan’s traffic doesn’t require changes? These questions will be left to you, and as always, remember to click the button down below. Bye!
ShakesBeer4 年前
upu4 年前
人生最高紀錄時速開到250km。
警察就追不上 ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ
#剛剛發現原來有人透過VT交友平台認識結婚
#太神了
EmmaGo4 年前
台灣的高速公路上，有很多只要是看到前面有車（不管是慢速或是按照速限開的）就一定要加速蛇行超車的危險駕駛。
But more recently there’ve been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas and Ohio, where police are actually issuing(發給v.) tickets(罰單) to people(意指開慢車的人) they(意指警察) spot(發現v.) traveling slowly in the left lane.
但是在最近的某些州的宣導活動中，例如在Washington, Texas和Ohio的警察會對在左側車道開慢車的人開出罰單。
◆ campaign [kæmˋpen]
(n.)戰役;運動,活動;競選運動
(vi.)從事運動;參加競選;作戰,出征
◆ issue [ˋɪʃjʊ]
(vt.)發行,發布;發給,配給;核發;使流出,放出,排出
(vi.)出來;流出;由…得出,由…產生;誕生,傳代;收益,生息;發行,頒布,出版
(n.)問題,爭論,爭議;發行(物);一次發行量;)報刊)期號;流出,流出物;[律]子女,子嗣;(土地,地產等的)收益
◆ ticket [ˋtɪkɪt]
(n.)票,券,車票,入場券;(貨物上的)標籤;證明書,許可證;(商船船長或飛行員的)執照;(政黨的)公認候選人名單;(政黨的)綱領,政見;(事業等的)計畫,規劃;[口](給違反交通規則者等的)傳票,罰單;[口]恰好的事情,所需的東西
(vt.)加標籤於,表明;指定,指派;[口]對…開出交通違規罰單(或傳票);給…門票
◆ spot [spɑt]
(vt.) [口]認出,發現;在…上飾以斑點;使沾上汙點,弄髒;玷汙,汙辱;[軍]探明…的位置;用聚光燈照;在…上做記號;布置,散布,安置
(vi.)沾上汙漬,產生汙漬;從雲中探明敵方目標;[英][口]下間斷小雨
(n.)斑點,斑塊;汙點,汙漬;疤,痣,丘疹,瘡;場所,地點;職位,職務;娛樂場所,旅遊勝地;[口]處境,困境;[口]聚光燈;[口](廣播,電視等中的)定期小節目;(節目間的)廣告插播;[美俚](用在數字後)…年徒刑;[英][口]少量,少許;[鳥]斑頭鴿;[商]現貨;[足]罰球點
(adj.)立即的,當場做出的;現付的,從事現金交易的;現場廣播的,現場報導的;[廣告)插在節目間的
(adv.)[英][口]恰好,準確地
◆ lane [len] (n.)小路,巷,弄;車道,線道;跑道,泳道;(船,飛機等的)規定航路;(隊伍間的)通道
Hi, Voicetubers! It’s Tera. How are you doing? The Qing-Ming bridge holiday had just ended. Did you do anything interesting during those days? Did you go on a road trip and drive cars on highways? If you did or if you happen to drive a lot, then the theme(主題) of today’s episode might be relevant(關係重大的) to you. That is, "Why you shouldn’t drive slowly in the left lane." We often hear people being punished and receiving a penalty(處罰n.) because they drive too fast, but is driving slowly in the left lane a big deal? Remember to spend a few minutes on this video before we go through today’s sentence.
1. recently (adv.) [ˋrisntlɪ] 最近、不久前 not long ago ☻ It’s been a while since I last met you. How have you been recently? 2. campaign (n.) [kæmˋpen] 運動、活動 a planned group of especially political, business, or military activities that are intended to achieve a particular aim ☻ A religious campaign is taking place in front of the historical building. 3. issue [ˋɪʃjʊ] (n.) 爭議、問題a subject or problem that people are thinking and talking about (v.) 發布、核發 to produce or provide something official ☻ There has been a constant(持續的) drumbeat(鼓聲) over this ongoing issue recently. 這個持續存在的問題最近廣受辯論。 ☻ That organization will issue(核發v.) all the travel documents you need as soon as possible. 那個組織將會儘早核發所有您需要的旅行資料。
Let’s briefly(簡潔地) summarize(總結v.) this video. It starts with a man who got *pulled over(路邊停車) for his very first time in life on the way *back up(往回程phr.) from his road trip.
◆ back up (phr.) 備份;支持;後退
◆ backup (n.) 備份;後備,後援,支援
That was not a speed(速度n.) over(超出地adv.) just as everyone might imagine, it was because he drove too slowly in the left lane. Thus, this video aims to argue(爭論v.) why people who do not drive over a specific speed in the left lane will get in trouble by exploring(探索v.) the underlined(被劃線的,被強調的) potential(潛在的) problems. The speaker states(說明v.) that slow drivers in the left lane are likely to make others exposed(暴露v.) to danger, and that is because when a faster driver feels like passing the slow car, he’ll have to repeatedly slow down and weave([wiv]迂迴行進v.) *back and forth(來來回回地), which often leads to accidents and unsafe traffic conditions. The Highway network in Germany is mentioned as a good example in opposition([͵ɑpəˋzɪʃən]相反n.) to the US. They do not have speed limits but their accident rates are relatively(比較而言adv.) low, and that might be *due to(因為) the fact that they are used to driving in the right lane and leaving the left lane for other drivers to pass. What is your opinion on Taiwan’s case? Do you think Germany’s way suits(適合v.) us? Or do you think Taiwan’s traffic doesn’t require changes? These questions will be left to you, and as always, remember to click the button down below. Bye!
unickname4 年前
☺but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.戰役、作戰(行動)；(尤指政治、商業或軍事的)運動、專門活動[(+for/against][+to-v]
從事活動、開展運動、發起運動[(+for/against]；參加競選[(+for)]；作戰、出征
不過近來美國各地開始展開實際推廣運動，例如華盛頓、德州和俄亥俄州等州的警察只要看到內側車道的車開得太慢，都會直接開罰。
【心得】在台灣開太慢應該不會被罰，只是會被按喇叭而已吧!?
■recently [ˋrisntlɪ] (adv.) 最近；近來
■campaign [kæmˋpen]
■issue [ˋɪʃjʊ] (n.C)問題、議題；爭議；發行(物)；一次發行量；(報刊)期號
(n.U)流出(物)；{法律}子嗣、子女
(n.P)(土地、地產等的)收益
(vt.)發行；頒佈；發佈；發給、配給、核發
(vi.)流出；由…得出、產出；收益、生息；發行、頒佈、出版
One of the Cindys4 年前
我是看到voicetube愛情故事來的人，之前不知道voicetube有口說挑戰這樣的功能，目標是希望可以像廣播音!
Leeway4 年前
but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.
dexterddt4 年前
#434
喬老師波波波4 年前
媽媽，謝謝你幫我繳罰單QQ...
Min Han Wang4 年前
but more recently there have been campaigns in places like Washington, Texas, and Ohio, where police are actually issuing tickets to people they spot traveling slowly in the left lane.