advent
US /ˈædˌvɛnt/
・UK /'ædvent/
B2 中高級英檢高級
n.名詞到來 ； 出現 ； 耶穌降臨 ； 降臨
The advent of the personal computer changed the way people communicate with each other
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台灣好市多快看過來！年退貨額高達 743 億美金，看美連鎖大型量販店怎麽對付愛亂退貨的奧客 (How Retailers Like T.J. Maxx And Home Depot Quietly Target 'Problem' Returners)
- The reality is returns have always been a drag on the bottom line, and the advent of ecommerce accelerated the issue.
現實情況是，退貨一直都拖累利潤，而電子商務的出現加速了這個問題。
- line. And the advent of ecommerce accelerated the issue.
行。而電子商務的出現則加速了這一問題的解決。
英文發音好複雜啊！為什麼這些詞連外國人也經常念錯？(Why Do These Words Get Mispronounced So Much? | Otherwords)
- But in the last couple of decades, people have started pronouncing it often, which is incidentally closer to how it was pronounced before the advent of modern English 400 years ago.
但在過去幾十年裡，人們開始把它讀作 "ofTen"，順便說一句，它更接近 400年前現代英語出現之前的發音。
- to how it was pronounced before the advent of modern English 400 years ago.
400年前現代英語出現之前的發音。
遠距工作的黃金時代已經過去了嗎？ (Is The Golden Age Of Remote Work Over?)
- And we've seen with the advent of remote work and hybrid work and dramatic reduction in office demand over these past three years that has led to rising vacancy rates and, in fact, to all-time high vacancy rates in the office market right now.
如果你帶著保護自己的狀態來把
- seen with the advent of remote work and hybrid work and
隨著遠程工作和混合工作的出現，以及
傑瑞米·裡夫金談資本主義的衰落與物聯網！ (Jeremy Rifkin on the Fall of Capitalism and the Internet of Things)
- This is the first new economic paradigm to emerge on the world scene since the advent of capitalism and socialism in the early 19th century.
這是第一個自19世紀初期的資本主義與社會主義以來，出現在世界舞台上的新經濟模式
- since the advent of capitalism and socialism in the early 19th century.
所以這是劃時代的歷史大事。它對於社會而言有深遠的影響。
比特幣為何失效？ (Why Bitcoin Is Not Working)
- The advent of metal coins, which had a known and reliable value, allowed trade to flourish.
等價交換所需 以完成交易。
- The advent of metal coins, which had a known
and reliable value, allowed trade to flourish.
金屬錢幣的出現，它有一個已知的。 和可靠的價值，使貿易得以蓬勃發展。
小時候在田裡抓青蛙的童年回憶你還記得嗎！為什麼現在的小孩都不再去戶外活動了？ (Why Kids Never Go Outside Anymore)
- McDonalds, and so only places like malls and giant chain stores were left. Slowly each lost refuge for children was blocked off. Towns installed spikes and bolts everywhere, putting an end to skateboarding and fun, or even just for humans to exist in those spaces at all. Shops and other businesses even installed special alarms which make high-pitched noises that only kids can hear. The websites selling these literally call them teenager repellents. When the malls finally died with the advent of online shopping, it was the final nail in the coffin. As depressing as it was, the mall was the last social gathering spot for millions of children around the world. Now, it's in the virtual space. People shut in in their bedrooms, windows closed, isolated from their communities. No free play, no exploring, no social dynamics, just consuming content and being yet another iPad kid. I mean, never mind that these measures were only put in place because society had destroyed pretty much every other outlook for kids. Things like video games and social media might have felt like a saviour for kids. Finally, it gave them some form of interaction with the outside world. In reality though, it's probably been the most destructive and damaging development for kids in history. We saw social media really take off in the early 2010s, which was precisely the same time that the mental health issues in young people shot up. Without any other outlets to explore and learn about the world and themselves, young people were almost forced into relying on social media. Everyone knows that social media gives a much more negative view of things than you'd get from talking to people in real life. The algorithms just push whatever gets the most engagement so they can show people more ads. This constant stream of negativity warps their mindsets. They start comparing themselves to others, getting lost in a world of visualised social standing and appearances, but they're never good enough. Their lives are boring and isolated. If there's any justice, the number one thing that Mark Zuckerberg will be known for, amongst all the other tech giant elites, are their crimes against the next generation of kids.
麥當勞，是以只剩下商場和大型連鎖店等地方。慢慢地，每一個失去的兒童庇護所都被封鎖了。城鎮到處都安裝了釘子和螺栓，滑板和娛樂活動，甚至人類根本無法在這些地方生存。商店和其他企業甚至安裝了特殊的警報器，發出只有孩子們才能聽到的高音。銷售這些產品的網站稱其為 "青少年驅趕器"。隨著網絡購物的出現，商場終於壽終正寢。儘管令人沮喪，但商場是全世界數百萬兒童最後的社交聚會場所。現在，它在虛擬空間裡。人們關在臥室裡，窗戶緊閉，與世隔絕。沒有自由玩耍，沒有探索，沒有社交動力，只有消費內容，成為又一個 iPad 兒童。我的
- The websites setting these literally called them "teenager repellent." When the malls finally died with the advent of online shopping, it was the final nail in the coffin.
