Name: 我的大多數學生都不知道這些常用詞......你知道嗎？ (Most of my students don't know these common words... do you?!)
Uploaded: 2025-08-28T02:06:11.000Z
Duration: 11 min 23 s

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In today's video, I'm going to teach you some common English words that native speakers use every day, but that most of my students don't actually know.

在今天的視頻中，我將教大家一些以英語為母語的人每天都會用到的常用英語單詞，但實際上我的大多數學生都不知道這些單詞。

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Now, if you want to expand your vocabulary, and you want to understand native speakers, then watch this video because the words we're going to learn today are really going to help you.

現在，如果你想擴充詞彙量，想聽懂母語人士說話，那麼請觀看這段視頻，因為我們今天要學的單詞真的會對你有所幫助。

Now, the first word I want to talk about is commute.

現在，我要談的第一個詞是 "通勤"。

A commute is going from home to school or from home to work.

通勤是指從家到學校或從家到公司。

It's your journey from home to school or work.

這是您從家到學校或工作地點的旅程。

Now, if you want to use it in a sentence, you could say, I commute to work every Monday.

現在，如果你想把它用在句子中，你可以說，我每週一上下班。

The next word on our list is also related to commuting, and that's detour.

我們清單上的下一個詞也與通勤有關，那就是 "繞道"。

If you take a detour, it means you don't go in the direction or route that you originally planned, but you go around.

如果你繞道而行，就意味著你不按原計劃的方向或路線走，而是繞道而行。

Maybe something is preventing you from reaching your goal, so you have to go a different way.

也許有什麼事情阻礙了你實現目標，所以你必須另闢蹊徑。

For example, on my way to work, there was a construction site on the road, so I had to take a detour and go another way.

例如，在我上班的路上，路上有一個建築工地，所以我不得不繞道走另一條路。

So, you can commute to work by car, by train, by bus, but you can also commute on foot.

是以，你可以開車、坐火車、乘公共汽車上下班，但也可以步行上下班。

And if you're walking, we say you are a pedestrian.

如果你在走路，我們就說你是行人。

So, you might see a sign that says, pedestrians only.

是以，你可能會看到一個標誌，上面寫著 "行人專用"。

You're only allowed to walk in this area.

Obviously, we can use the verb to walk, but if you want to be a bit more specific, we can say you are taking a stroll.

顯然，我們可以使用動詞 "走"，但如果你想說得更具體一些，我們可以說你在散步。

Now, taking a stroll is different from commuting.

Commuting is going to work, going to school.

But taking a stroll means going for a walk that's normally relaxed or leisurely.

但散步是指平時輕鬆或悠閒的散步。

You can say you're going for a stroll, you're taking a stroll, or you could actually use it as a verb, to stroll.

你可以說你要去散步，也可以說你在散步，還可以把它當作動詞來使用，即漫步。

Now, it sounds a bit more natural to say you're taking a stroll, but you might also say you're strolling around.

現在，說 "散步 "聽起來更自然一些，但也可以說 "閒逛"。

Which means, again, you're walking around with no real destination.

也就是說，你又是在沒有真正目的地的情況下四處遊蕩。

You're enjoying your slow, leisurely walk, your stroll.

你在享受你的慢步、閒庭信步、漫步。

The next word on our list is the verb to hum.

Very common word, and if you're taking a stroll, or maybe you're in the shower, and you hum, it means you sing, but you don't open your mouth.

這個詞很常見，如果你在散步，或者在洗澡時哼唱，意思就是你在唱歌，但不張嘴。

Very common word, lots of students don't know this one.

這個詞很常見，很多學生都不認識。

Another word that I see students not knowing is frown.  When we're happy, we smile.

我發現學生不知道的另一個詞是 "皺眉"。  當我們開心時，我們會微笑。

當我們悲傷時，我們會皺眉頭。

現在，"皺眉 "可以是一個動詞，即 "皺眉"。

我皺眉，你皺眉，他、她、它都皺眉。

For example, it's better to have a smile on your face than it is to have a frown on your face.

例如，面帶微笑總比皺著眉頭好。

Okay, before we continue the video, make sure to leave a like if you're finding it useful.

好了，在我們繼續觀看視頻之前，如果你覺得有用，請務必點個贊。

Let me know in the comments if you've heard these words, if you knew what they meant, and of course, if you can come up with your own example sentences too.

請在評論中告訴我，你是否聽過這些詞，是否知道它們的意思，當然，你是否也能想出自己的例句。

You can subscribe to English At The Ready here on YouTube so you don't miss any future videos.

您可以在 YouTube 上訂閱 English At The Ready，這樣就不會錯過以後的視頻了。

And make sure to click the link in the video description below if you want to learn more about how I can help you improve your English.

如果您想進一步瞭解我如何幫助您提高英語水平，請務必點擊下面視頻描述中的鏈接。

Now let's get back into the lesson and look at the next word on our list, which is actually another verb.

現在，讓我們回到課文中，看看單詞表上的下一個單詞，它實際上是另一個動詞。

To gaze.  When you gaze at something, it means you look at it.

凝視。  當你凝視某物時，意思是你看著它。

You look at it with focus, you pay attention to it, you gaze at it.

你專注地看著它，關注著它，凝視著它。

And normally it might be in the distance.

而通常情況下，它可能就在遠處。

For example, I gazed at the beautiful sunset.

Or, he gazed at the mountains in the distance.

Very common word, I use it quite often, you'll hear it all the time, but lots of my students don't know this one either.

這個詞很常見，我經常用，你也會經常聽到，但我的很多學生也不知道這個詞。

Now, I want to teach you two words, and I want to teach you the difference between them.

現在，我要教你們兩個詞，並告訴你們它們之間的區別。

What's the difference between blink and wink?

A lot of students don't know this, but when you blink, you close both your eyes.

很多學生不知道，當你眨眼時，你的兩隻眼睛都閉上了。

這是我們不假思索就會做的事。

現在，當你眨眼時，你會閉上一隻眼睛。

So blinking is when you close two eyes, and winking is when you close one eye.

所以，眨眼是閉上兩隻眼睛，眨眼是閉上一隻眼睛。

Now the next word I want to teach you is lethargic.

現在，我要教你們的下一個詞是 "昏昏欲睡"。

After you've had a long day at work, at school, wherever, and you feel tired, you feel lethargic.

當你在工作、學習或其他地方度過了漫長的一天後，你會感到疲倦、昏昏欲睡。

It basically means that you don't have much energy.

這基本上意味著你沒有太多精力。

For example, I need a coffee in the morning because I feel lethargic when I wake up.

例如，我早上需要喝咖啡，因為我醒來後會感到昏昏欲睡。

我們通常將嗜睡與藥物一起使用。

For example, some medication makes you drowsy.

例如，有些藥物會讓人昏昏欲睡。

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