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我還記得小時候家里人用“大哥大”講電 話的時候的霸氣！不好意思，一不小心暴露了年齡！
如今，手機(jī)不僅邁進(jìn)了智能化的年代，也成為我們與外界的一條重要紐帶。今天，大家就一起跟隨 Louis 老師，暢聊手機(jī)吧！
口語 Part 2:
Describe an occasion when you were not allowed to use your cellphone.
You should say:
When it happened
Where it was
Why you were not allowed to use your cellphone
And explain how you felt about it.
Threads of thoughts
慧海識珠
#1
首先可以簡單談?wù)撓率謾C(jī)隨處可見，我們生活中幾乎時時刻刻都在使用手機(jī)，這成為了現(xiàn)代生活的一個重要部分。列舉下一些使用手機(jī)的場合。
溫馨提示: 列舉部分在表達(dá)的時候可以升調(diào)，滿足語音語調(diào) ?！ ell, it seems that we can’t live without cellphones nowadays. We use them for different purposes. For example, we might use cellphones to conduct business transactions or simply stay in contact with our clients . We sometimes use them merely for fun and pleasure, like scrolling through webpages, or watching funny or even stupid stuff on some social media apps like Tik-Tok. Having said that, there are still some occasions on which we are not allowed to use our cellphones.
#2
轉(zhuǎn)入正題，描述一次不能使用手機(jī)的場合，回答非重要的細(xì)節(jié)： where, when, who 等 And today, I am going to tell you my personal experience. If I remember correctly, it happened perhaps four years ago ? Anyway, that was the time when I first attended the classical music concert. Since I had never done something like this before, I didn’t know there were rules concerning the use of cellphones at all. So you could well imagine how shocked I was on hearing that I could not use the cellphone from the announcement when I was seated comfortably in the chair, waiting for the concert to begin. I mean, I’d been to many pop stars’ concerts before and we, the audience, all used cellphones whenever we wanted to. So I got confused about this rule. Why? For what ?
進(jìn)入重點(diǎn)部分，解釋為何不能使用手機(jī)
Then I asked someone sitting nearby. He kindly explained that it was all for the sake of the audience. First of all, cellphones were actually quite a nuisance for those truly enjoying the concert, cos they might hear ringtones of incoming calls or alarm clocks suddenly, if some forgot to set the mobiles in silent mode or switch off the phones. This would definitely get on their nerves, since they couldn’t immerse themselves in the concert. It is quite understandable. I guess I wouldn’t like the sound of that either. Another thing is that if the volume, or you can say, the noise in this case, was above the average level, it might have a negative effect on performance from the orchestra as well. By that I mean, these loud noises might drown out the sound from some instruments like the violin or piano. If that’s the case, the whole performance would be ruined ! And I’m pretty sure that was not what we want. What we want was an excellent performance, a feast for the ears……
#3
談?wù)搶Σ荒苁褂檬謾C(jī)一事的感受
So now …...I’m all for the rule. I think we all should follow this rule on such an occasion. For those who break the rule, they’re mean and selfish…..
Language bits 語言表達(dá)
it seems that 似乎…...
can’t live without 生活離不開……
for different purposes 基于不同的目的
conduct business transaction with sb 與某人有商業(yè)交易
stay in contact with sb=keep in touch with sb 保持聯(lián)系
merely 僅僅是
for fun and pleasure 為了娛樂
scroll through 刷(尤其是指刷網(wǎng)頁等)
having said that 說是這么說了，然而……
if I remember correctly=if I am not mistaken 如果我沒有記錯的話
the time when…….的時候
can well imagine 想象得到
be confused about 對……感到不解，困惑
a nuisance for sb 對某人來說很厭煩
immerse oneself in 讓某人沉迷于……
for the sake of 為了……好
set the mobile in silent mode 調(diào)靜音模式
switch off 關(guān)閉(電源，手機(jī)等)
get on one’s nerves 讓某人極度煩躁
it’s understandable 這是可以諒解的
the sound of …… above the average level 高于平均水平
drown out 聲音等蓋過了……
a feast for the ears/ eyes 聽覺/視覺的盛宴
all for something/sb 完全支持，贊同……
mean and selfish 自私
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