Singing your praises
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有些表达不能只看每个词的字面意思。先听清说话的情境,再核对具体用词,留意说话人的态度。
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先听一遍,再写下听到的内容。
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可以从Singing your praises学习赞扬,从Play safe学习谨慎做决定,或从Backlog学习工作积压的说法。每节课都有不同的听力情境。
把事情本身和说话人的感受分开听。赞扬可能很热情,谨慎可能恰到好处,也可能过头;工作积压则可能说明压力的来源。结合前后文判断。
听清原句后,想想换一个短语会有什么不同。比较课中的例句,再不看文字听一遍。能说清区别,比记住一次得分更有用。
You arrive for a meeting on Tuesday, but your colleague expects you on Thursday. Neither person meant to cause a problem. How can you describe what happened?
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Cut to the chase means to stop wasting time on minor details and talk directly about the most important subject.
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Someone tells you to stop worrying before an important interview. The advice is sensible, but following it feels much harder than giving it. How can you respond?
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Get in touch means start communicating with someone. Get rid of means remove or throw away something unwanted. Get used to means become familiar and comfortable with a new situation.
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Two team members have different working styles, but both want to delay the launch until the product is safer. How can you describe the opinion they share?
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Your office is being repaired, so you are working from a library until another arrangement is ready. The plan is temporary, but there is no exact end date. What phrase fits?
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不是。这里按课程库的等级分类。可以通过例句和录音判断自己需要练什么;完成课程并不代表获得了水平认证。
可以。需要仔细听时,使用慢速播放;能跟上句子后,再调回正常速度。
每节课都有免费听写样题。其他练习可能需要会员或有效试用资格。开始前,课程页面会显示哪些内容可以使用。