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都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材有哪些(都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材)

都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材有哪些(都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材)It's not that they disagree with what I post.不管我写什么,一直有人在我的社交媒体简介页面里发表负面留言。It's about my social media profiles Neil.尼尔,因为我的社交媒体简介。Some people keep posting negative messages all the time on my pages no matter what I write.

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都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材有哪些(都是日常生活中常用的英语口语素材)(1)

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What's the matter with you Li? You are upset I can tell.

莉,你怎么了?我看得出来你不高兴。

It's about my social media profiles Neil.

尼尔,因为我的社交媒体简介。

Some people keep posting negative messages all the time on my pages no matter what I write.

不管我写什么,一直有人在我的社交媒体简介页面里发表负面留言。

It's not that they disagree with what I post.

并不是因为他们不同意我发表的观点。

They just criticise everything - even when they don't give a proper reason.

他们只是批评所有的事情,甚至都没有给出合理的理由。

Ah… Don't worry Li. They might be what people are calling 'haters'.

嗯,别担心,莉。这些人可能就是人们说的仇恨者。

'Haters'. Yes I've heard this word before… the verb 'to hate' means to strongly dislike something doesn't it?

仇恨者。我以前听过这个词,动词hate的意思是非常不喜欢某件事,对吧?

Yes. And the word 'hater' has been used to describe someone who says or writes unpleasant things about others or criticises their achievements especially on the internet.

对。hater这个词用来形容那些说或写一些令别人不快言论的人,或是批评别人成就的人,这些人主要在网上发表这些言论。

That's right. And I've also heard 'troll'. Is that some kind of creature?

对。我还听过troll这个词。这也是某种产物吗?

Well language evolves and old words can take on new meanings.

语言在不断演化,一些旧词可能会有新的含义。

A troll is an ugly creature from folk tales who often behaves in an antisocial way.

troll原意是指民间故事中一种丑陋的生物,这种生物经常做一些令人讨厌的行为。

But these days we call people who leave deliberately annoying or upsetting messages on the internet - while hiding their true identity - 'trolls'.

不过现在则是形容那些在网络上隐藏真实身份故意发表烦人或令人不快言论的人,这些人通常会隐藏他们的真实身份。

Let's hear some examples of how they are used.

我们来听些例句,看看这些表达方式如何应用。

Joan is fed up with a troll who posts comments on her cooking blog saying that she is fat and should only eat lettuce.

乔安受够了那个在她的烹饪博客上发表评论的网络巨魔,那个人说她很胖,应该只吃莴苣。

Haters will always have something negative to say.

仇恨者总有负面的东西可说。

As I read in a comment on Pinterest: "Haters will see you walk on water and say it's because you can't swim."

我在品趣志上看到过一篇评论:仇恨者看到你在水上走会说那是因为你不会游泳。

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What's the matter with you Li? You are upset I can tell.

莉,你怎么了?我看得出来你不高兴。

It's about my social media profiles Neil.

尼尔,因为我的社交媒体简介。

Some people keep posting negative messages all the time on my pages no matter what I write.

不管我写什么,一直有人在我的社交媒体简介页面里发表负面留言。

It's not that they disagree with what I post.

并不是因为他们不同意我发表的观点。

They just criticise everything - even when they don't give a proper reason.

他们只是批评所有的事情,甚至都没有给出合理的理由。

Ah… Don't worry Li. They might be what people are calling 'haters'.

嗯,别担心,莉。这些人可能就是人们说的仇恨者。

'Haters'. Yes I've heard this word before… the verb 'to hate' means to strongly dislike something doesn't it?

仇恨者。我以前听过这个词,动词hate的意思是非常不喜欢某件事,对吧?

Yes. And the word 'hater' has been used to describe someone who says or writes unpleasant things about others or criticises their achievements especially on the internet.

对。hater这个词用来形容那些说或写一些令别人不快言论的人,或是批评别人成就的人,这些人主要在网上发表这些言论。

That's right. And I've also heard 'troll'. Is that some kind of creature?

对。我还听过troll这个词。这也是某种产物吗?

Well language evolves and old words can take on new meanings.

语言在不断演化,一些旧词可能会有新的含义。

A troll is an ugly creature from folk tales who often behaves in an antisocial way.

troll原意是指民间故事中一种丑陋的生物,这种生物经常做一些令人讨厌的行为。

But these days we call people who leave deliberately annoying or upsetting messages on the internet - while hiding their true identity - 'trolls'.

不过现在则是形容那些在网络上隐藏真实身份故意发表烦人或令人不快言论的人,这些人通常会隐藏他们的真实身份。

Let's hear some examples of how they are used.

我们来听些例句,看看这些表达方式如何应用。

Joan is fed up with a troll who posts comments on her cooking blog saying that she is fat and should only eat lettuce.

乔安受够了那个在她的烹饪博客上发表评论的网络巨魔,那个人说她很胖,应该只吃莴苣。

Haters will always have something negative to say.

仇恨者总有负面的东西可说。

As I read in a comment on Pinterest: "Haters will see you walk on water and say it's because you can't swim."

我在品趣志上看到过一篇评论:仇恨者看到你在水上走会说那是因为你不会游泳。


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