[听力] 【听写】老托福听力Part C 93篇-猛龙过江 [复制链接]

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发表于 2012-7-13 23:43:23 |只看该作者

在百度文库里馊“旧托福听力PartC原文(95-04)”。这里的老托福听力原文为什么比93篇要多，，而且只是从95年到04年的？

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发表于 2012-7-14 02:17:29 |只看该作者

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[0:00.4] do you have (problem of->trouble) sleeping at night, maybe this is for you.
[0:04.5] when you worried about (needing sleep and toss and ) turn (trying) to (find a) comfortable position, you're probably (can even make->only making) matters worse.
[0:13.3] what happens when you do that, is that your (hard->heart rate actually) increases?
[0:18.3] making it more difficult to relax.
[0:21.0] you may (also) have some bad habits that contribute to the problem.
[0:25.4] do your rest frequently during the day?
[0:27.9] do you get (actually->virtually) no exercise?
[0:30.2] or and you exercise (strenuously) late in the day?
[0:33.8] are you preoccupied with sleep, or do you sleep late on weekends?
[0:38.0] and in all of these factors might be leading to your (insomnia)
[0:42.5] by disrupting your body's natural rhythm.
[0:46.0] what (should) you do, (then,) on those sleepless nights?
[0:49.3] don't bother with sleeping bills, they can actually cause worse (insomnia) later.
[0:54.7] the best thing to do is drink milk or eat cheese (or tuna fish)
[0:59.1] they're all (reaches to the minal ?->rich in amino acids)
[1:01.7] and help reproduce neural transmitter in the brain that induces sleep.
[1:06.3] these new transmitter will help you relax
[1:09.3] and (you'll be on your way) to getting a good night's sleep.
[1:12.8] until to tomorrow's broadcast,
[1:15.0] (this has been another in the series "hints for good health")

觉得听写的时间不能耗太久，三到四遍，听不出来就看原文，着重跟读！！

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发表于 2012-7-16 18:55:13 |只看该作者

[0:00.2] Today we'll examine the role that (private transportation)
[0:03.4] namely, the (automobile) plays in city planning.
[0:06.6] a number of social olgist? blame the automobiles for decline of the downtown (air->areas) of major cities.
[0:13.6] in the 1950 and 1960, the automobile made it possible to work in the city and yet
[0:20.0] lived in the suburbs (90->many) miles away.
[0:22.5] shopping patterns changed.
[0:24.9] instead of (patronizing) downtown stores
[0:27.8] (people in the suburbs went to large shopping malls outside the city and closer to home.)
[0:33.2] merchants in the city failed and there stores closed.
[0:36.8] down town shopping areas became (deserted)
[0:40.1] in recent years, there's been a (rebur? in->rebirth of) down town areas
[0:44.0] as many (suburb ? return->suburbanites have moved back) to the city.
[0:47.2] (They've done this, of course, to avoid highways clogged(klɔg阻塞) with commuters（kə'mju:tə 每日往返上班者） from the suburbs.)
[0:52.7] (and->I've) chosen this particular city planing problem our dependent on private transportation to (be grouped to discussion.->discuss in groups).
[1:00.8] I'm hoping you all will come up (with) some (inevate->innovative) solutions
[1:04.8] oh, and don't approach the problems from a purely sociological perspective.
[1:09.9] try to take into account the environmental and economic issues as well.

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