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6.xerox 英 [ˈzɪərɒks] 美 [ˈzɪrɑːks] v.复印
The secretary is xeroxing a file for me.
秘书正在为我复印一份文件。
7.disguise 英 [dɪsˈɡaɪz] 美 [dɪsˈɡaɪz] v.伪装;掩饰,掩盖
Miss Bear disguised herself as a panda by wearing black stockings.
熊小姐通过穿黑丝袜把自己伪装成了一只熊猫。
8.eligible 英 [ˈelɪdʒəbl] 美 [ˈelɪdʒəbl] adj.符合条件的;(尤指婚姻等)合适的,合意的
Children under 1.2m tall are eligible for free tickets.
身高在一米二一下的儿童符合免票条件。
9.blank 英 [blæŋk] 美 [blæŋk] adj.(纸等)空白的 n.空白,空白处
Your notepad is blank; write some notes about the meeting!
你的笔记本是空白的,写点会议记录吧!
10.repressive 英 [rɪˈpresɪv] 美 [rɪˈpresɪv] adj.压抑的
The birds live in a repressive world where the Crow King prevents them from singing.
鸟儿们生活在一个压抑的世界里,因为乌鸦王阻止它们唱歌。
摘抄自《简单常用的英语口语汇总》字幕之二
16. I taught myself German 我自学徳语
17. This whole thing was your deal 整件事都是你搞出来的
18. He can't stop thinking about it他没办法不再想这件事
19. How stupid you are 你多么愚蠢啊
20. He has eventually become a singer 他最终成了一名歌手
21. Today is my sixteenth birthday 今天是我十六岁的生日
22. He may be right 他可能是对的
23. You're moody 你喜怒无常
24. I'd like to check out 我想结账
25. I admitted I did it 我承认是我干的
26. How can I get to the police station 我怎么去警察局
27. Which season do you like the best 你最喜欢哪个季节
28. She dropped the teapot 她把茶壶弄掉了
29. It's more difficult than you think 它比你想象的要难
30. She dived into the swimming pool 她跳入了游泳池
31. Do you mind if I smoke 你介意我抽烟吗
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CHAPTER 4
The Birth of a Brain
The child is born with an unfinished brain and not, as the postulate of the old pedagogy affirmed, with an unoccupied brain.
Gaston Bachelard, The Philosophy of No:A Philosophy of the New Scientific Mind (1940)
Genius without education is like silver in the mine.
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
THE FACT THAT NEWBORN BABIES IMMEDIATELY EXHIBIT SOPHISTICATED knowledge of objects, numbers, people, and languages refutes the hypothesis that their brains are nothing but blank slates, sponges that absorb whatever the environment imposes on them. A simple prediction ensues: if we could dissect the brain of a newborn, we should observe, at birth and perhaps even earlier,well-organized neuronal structures corresponding to each of those major domains of knowledge.
This idea has long been contested. Until about twenty years ago, the newborn's brain was terra incognita. Brain imaging had just been invented -it had not been applied to developing brains yet- -and the predominant theoretical vision was that of empiricism, the idea that the brain is born void of all knowledge, influenced only by its environment. It was only with the advent of sophisticated magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods that we were finally able to visualize the early organization of the human brain and discover that, in agreement with our expectations, virtually all the circuits of the adult brain are already present in that of a newborn baby.
第四章
大脑的诞生
孩子天生带着未发育完成的大脑,就像旧教育学所声称的,而不是空空的大脑。
Gaston Bachelard《否定哲学:新科学头脑的哲学》(1940)
不经教育的天才就像矿石里的银子。
富兰克林 本杰明 (1706-1790)
新生儿立刻就能展示关于物体、数字、人物和语言的复杂知识这一事实驳斥了他们的大脑是白板一张,就像海绵会吸收环境强加于他们身上一切的假设。接下来就是简单的预测:如果我们能解剖新生儿的大脑,我们应该能够观察到新生儿出生时,也可能更早期的组织良好的神经构造,分别对应着那些主要知识领域每一方面。
这个观点一直受到质疑,直到大约20年前,新生儿大脑仍然是未知领域。大脑成像刚刚被发明--它还没被用来开发大脑--占主导地位的理论观点是实证法,认为大脑天生是没有知识的,只受环境影响。多亏了复杂的磁共振成像的出现,我们最终能看到人类大脑早期结构,我们才发现,完全符合我们的期望,成人大脑几乎所有回路在新生儿大脑都已具备。
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Grammar exercises for today:
169. A clever reader treats reading as making a dialogue with writers, enquires about their writing _____ (intend) and develops a habit of underlining key points and ____ ( take) some notes in the blank.
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I taught my first investing class 70 years ago. Since then, I have enjoyed working almost every year with students of all ages, finally “retiring” from that pursuit in 2018.
Along the way, my toughest audience was my grandson’s fifth-grade class. The 11-year-olds were squirming in their seats and giving me blank stares until I mentioned Coca-Cola and its famous secret formula. Instantly, every hand went up, and I learned that “secrets” are catnip to kids.
Teaching, like writing, has helped me develop and clarify my own thoughts. Charlie calls this phenomenon the orangutan effect: If you sit down with an orangutan and carefully explain to it>
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