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  • Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC

    你好,這裡是BBC的6分鐘英語。這裡是BBC的6分鐘英語

  • Learning English. I'm Rob.

    學習英語。我是羅布。

  • And I'm Sam.

    我是山姆。

  • With the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic,

    隨著冠狀病毒疫情的爆發。

  • people in many countries around the world

    世界各國人民

  • have started wearing face masks to protect

    開始戴口罩保護

  • both themselves and others they come into

    一人做事一人當

  • contact with. In this programme we'll

    與之接觸。在這個節目中,我們將

  • be asking whether wearing masks in public

    要問在公共場合戴口罩

  • can help prevent the spread of coronavirus

    可以幫助預防冠狀病毒的傳播。

  • in the community?

    在社會上?

  • Face masks have long been popular in some

    面膜一直以來都流行在一些

  • Asian countries but with the spread of

    但隨著亞洲國家的普及

  • Covid-19, they're increasingly being seen in other

    Covid-19,它們越來越多地出現在其他的。

  • parts of the world too.

    世界各地也。

  • Wearing a protective mask or face covering

    戴上防護面具或面罩

  • is nothing new. Medical masks have a long

    並不是什麼新鮮事。醫用口罩有著悠久的

  • history from the plagues of medieval Europe

    瘟疫史

  • to nineteenth century outbreaks of cholera

    霍亂疫情的影響。

  • in the United States, but when did they start

    在美國,但他們什麼時候開始

  • to be commonly used? That's my quiz question

    要普遍使用?這是我的考題

  • for today: when and where were face masks

    今天:何時何地有面膜?

  • first widely used? Was it:

    首次被廣泛使用?是它。

  • a) 1855 in Vienna, b) 1905 in Chicago, or

    (a) 1855年在維也納,(b) 1905年在芝加哥,或。

  • c) 1955 in London.

    (c) 1955年在倫敦;

  • Well, you mentioned cholera outbreaks in the

    你提到了霍亂的爆發

  • US, so I'll say b) 1905 in Chicago.

    美國,所以我說b)1905年在芝加哥。

  • Right Sam, we'll find out later if you were

    對了,山姆,我們稍後會知道你是否是

  • right. Now, face masks may inspire confidence

    吧。現在,面膜可能會激發人們的信心

  • but what is the evidence that they actually

    但有什麼證據表明他們真的

  • protect the wearer from contracting the virus

    保護佩戴者免受病毒感染

  • or prevent infected people from spreading

    或防止感染者傳播

  • the virus to others?

    將病毒傳染給他人?

  • Professor Robert West has conducted a review

    羅伯特-韋斯特教授進行了一項審查

  • of over twenty studies looking into the evidence.

    20多項研究的證據。

  • Here he is speaking to the BBC World Service

    在這裡,他正在對英國廣播公司世界服務部講話

  • programme Health Check

    節目健康檢查...

  • The evidence is equivocal on it. It doesn't

    證據是模稜兩可的。證據是不明確的。

  • tell you anything yet - hopefully that will

    告訴你任何事情,但願這將是

  • change. So we're thrown back on first principles

    變化。所以我們又回到了最初的原則上

  • and this is why, as in so many areas of public

    這也是為什麼在許多公共領域中

  • health, you get such a heated debate because

    健康,你得到這樣一個激烈的辯論,因為。

  • people are really relying on their opinion

    人云亦云

  • on things and you will have one group who

    在事情上,你會有一個小組誰

  • say, 'Well, it stands to reason',

    說,'嗯,這是有道理的'。

  • the good old

    老好人

  • 'stands to reason' argumentwhich

    '站得住腳'的說法--這

  • is: obviously, if you've got a covering

    是:很明顯,如果你有一個覆蓋物

  • in front of your face, and you're speaking

    當著你的面,你卻在說

  • or coughing into that covering, it's going

    或咳嗽到該覆蓋物,它的去

  • to trap quite a lot of the virus on the droplets

    捕捉相當多的病毒在液滴上。

  • you'll be emitting.

    你會發出。

  • So far the evidence over whether face masks

    到目前為止,關於面膜是否存在的證據

  • are helpful or harmful is equivocaldifficult

    是有益還是有害是模稜兩可的 -- -- 很難說。

  • to interpret because it seems to have two

    解釋,因為它似乎有兩個

  • opposite or contradictory meanings.

    相反或矛盾的意思。

  • Based on current evidence, Professor West

    根據目前的證據,West教授

  • feels we cannot say whether mask-wearing

    覺得我們不能說是否戴面具

  • is beneficial.

    是有益的。

  • Some evidence suggests that wearing masks

    一些證據表明,戴口罩

  • can prevent the disease spreading and some

    可以防止疾病蔓延,有些

  • suggests the opposite.

    暗示了相反的情況。

  • There may be reasons why wearing

    可能有一些原因導致佩戴

  • masks could actually increase the spread

    口罩實際上可能會增加傳播

  • of coronavirus.

    的冠狀病毒。

  • However for some people, it stands to reason

    然而對於某些人來說,這是有道理的

  • that masks are beneficialmeaning it is

    口罩是有益的,也就是說,它是

  • obviously true from the facts.

    從事實來看,顯然是真的。

  • Actually, the evidence is far from obvious.

    其實,證據遠沒有那麼明顯。

  • But everyone has an opinion on the issue and

    但每個人對這個問題都有自己的看法和

  • after weeks of stressful lockdown, this can

    在經過數週的緊張封鎖後,這可

  • lead to heated debatediscussion or argument

    引發熱議

  • in which people become angry and excited.

    在其中,人們變得憤怒和興奮。

  • Up until recently, the World Health Organisation

    直到最近,世界衛生組織

  • said there were two groups who definitely

    說,有兩個群體絕對

  • should wear masks: people showing symptoms

    應戴口罩:出現症狀的人

  • of the virus and their carers.

    感染病毒的人及其照顧者。

  • But that left the problem of people who have

    但這就留下了一個問題,那就是有的人

  • the virus without knowing it and maybe

    在不知不覺中感染了病毒,也許

  • unintentionally emitting itsending

    無意中發出的--發送

  • something out into

    拿出來

  • the air, for example a noise or smell, or

    空氣中,例如噪音或氣味,或

  • in this case, coronavirus. In June the WHO

    在這種情況下,冠狀病毒。6月,世衛組織

  • advice changednow they say masks should

    建議改變--現在他們說口罩應該

  • be worn in public where social distancing

    戴在身上

  • measures are not possible.

    措施是不可能的。

  • But the advantages of wearing masks might

    但戴口罩的好處可能是

  • be outweighed by other considerations, as

    被其他考慮因素壓倒,如

  • Professor West explains

    West教授解釋說...

  • It could also have unfortunate negative

    它也可能有不幸的負面

  • consequences in terms of mask shaming

    羞辱面具的後果

  • that people feel

    - 讓人覺得

  • compelled to wear masks in situations where

    在以下情況下被迫戴上口罩

  • it's actually not helpful and may be harmful

    於事無補,於人無害

  • because it's expected of them and they feel

    因為這是對他們的期望,他們覺得

  • that they would be judged if they didn't.

    如果他們不這樣做就會被審判。

  • But I think in addition to that, one of the

    但我認為除此之外,還有一個。

  • problems we have is that masks can potentially

    我們面臨的問題是,面具可能會有潛在的

  • create a false sense of security.

    造成一種虛假的安全感。

  • One negative effect is the practice of mask

    負面效應之一是面膜的做法

  • shamingcriticising or humiliating someone

    羞辱--責備或羞辱某人。

  • for not wearing a face covering.

    因為沒有戴面罩。

  • Another problem is that wearing masks might

    另一個問題是,戴口罩可能

  • create a false sense of security – a feeling

    營造一種虛假的安全感

  • of being safer than you really are. Is that

    比你真正的安全。那是...

  • what happened in 1905 Rob?

    1905年發生了什麼事?

  • Ah yes, today's quiz question. I asked you

    啊,對了,今天的考題。我問你

  • when face masks were first widely used?

    面膜最早被廣泛使用的時間?

  • And I said, b) 1905 in Chicago.

    我說,b)1905年在芝加哥。

  • Well done Sam, you were absolutely right!

    幹得好,山姆,你是絕對正確的!

  • It was 1905 in Chicago when Dr Alice Hamilton

    1905年在芝加哥,愛麗絲-漢密爾頓博士。

  • first noticed that carers wearing masks to

    第一次注意到護理人員戴著口罩去

  • treat scarlet fever patients,

    治療猩紅熱患者;

  • did not get sick.

    沒有生病。

  • Interesting. Today we we've been discussing

    有趣的。今天我們一直在討論

  • whether wearing masks helps prevent infected

    戴口罩是否有助於預防感染

  • people emittingor sending out, coronavirus.

    人發射----或發送,冠狀病毒;

  • So far the evidence is equivocalunclear

    到目前為止,證據是模稜兩可的----不清楚。

  • because it seems contradictory. In other words,

    因為它似乎是矛盾的。換句話說:

  • we can't say either way for certain.

    我們不能說任何一種方式肯定。

  • But for some, it stands to reason - meaning

    但對某些人來說,這是有道理的--這意味著

  • it's obviously true - that mask-wearing

    明明是真的--戴著口罩

  • is a good idea.

    是一個好主意。

  • This disagreement over wearing face coverings

    這種關於戴面罩的分歧

  • has started heated debatethat's discussion

    引起了激烈的爭論--這就是討論。

  • which becomes angry or excited.

    變得憤怒或興奮。

  • And this in turn has led to incidents of mask

    而這又導致了面具事件的發生。

  • shamingcriticising or mocking people

    羞辱--責備或嘲笑別人

  • for not wearing a face mask.

    因為不戴口罩。

  • A final drawback is that masks might give

    最後的一個缺點是,面具可能會給人帶來

  • the wearer a false sense of securitythat's

    佩戴者有一種虛假的安全感--這就是......。

  • belief that they are safe when they are not.

    相信他們是安全的,但他們並不安全。

  • That's all we've got time for today.

    我們今天就只有這些時間了。

  • Bye for now!

    再見

  • Bye!

    再見!

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你好,這裡是BBC的6分鐘英語。這裡是BBC的6分鐘英語

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