Unit5
ingtheMessageWhestartedtobeusedonawidesepeoplepredictedthatwewouldspendsolatputerssthatwewouldendupfhowtotalktooinfact,therapidexparoniunithe21stturyhashadtheoppositeeffect。Ratherthaothemselves,peeology,inparticularemailamessaging,tofindmoreaoexpaworkoffriends。
&hompson,23,isknowQueentoherfriendsbecauseshesendssomanymessages。“MyfriendsandItakeourphohusaootherfriendssayihisdit’sreallygood。eetus,’”shesaid。“Itmeahavetospendagesplanninganightout。Youjustsendthesamemessagetoeveryone。”
Alicehasfoumessaginghasestoo。“IfthereisaguyIlike,Ifiosemessagesinitiallyratherthanphonehimup,”shesaid。“Becausewe’reofa’tfeelhereisoneguy,afriendofafriend,whoIdon’tknowthatwell,butwe’vestartedtotextmessageeachotherandthat’showweunicate。IwouldneverhavephonedhimupbutthiswayitfeelsOK。”
&messagingandemailalsohelpAlitouchwitholdsatesshewouldprobablyhavelosttactwithotherwise。Shefindsit’smucheasiertosendamessagesaying“Hi,thinkingofyou,”ratherthanhavingtowritealoer。
&heseformsofunihavefilledagap,somethingthatface-to-faversatio。Prgs,apsychologistattheUyofNorthumbria,believestheyhavebeepopularbecausetheyofferpeopleacetopresehewaythattheyeopleseemtoreallyeextmessagesandemails,”shesays。“Theytaketheirtimeplanningtheirmessage,andtheybeabitmoreplayful,additlebitsofvideodsoon。Theypreferittotheoo-oneuniofspeakioeaaybealsobecausethiswaytheychoosewheorespondtosomeone。”
&hattextmessagesaresoquideasyisabigpartofattraanypeoplealsofimessagingmoreinformalthanmakingaphonecallaletter,andthereforesimplertouse。AnnabelleRose,whoteachesataLondonsixthfe,usesemailaokeepintouchwithherstudeeextherwithText
&ionsabouttheirwork。“Theydon’tfinditsodifficulttokeepintouchthatway,whereastheymightfeelthataphonecallismoreofaion,”shesaid。“Ihavealwaysgiveostudentsandtoldthemtocallmeiftheyhaveanooneeverdidbeforetextmessagiartedtakingoff。”
Soisitallgood?Annabellehasidentifiedoiveresultoftextmessaging。“Thepopularityofthiswayamongmystudentscauseafewdifficultiesastheyhavestartedusingtheseabbreviationsintheirn,likewriting‘tomoro’fortomorrow,”
shesaid。“Buttheyareextthembasweringtheirqueries,theyalwayssendanesaying‘Thx’,eventhoughit’snotreallynecessary。”
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1。endup最终,终归
Ifyouuetostealyou’llendupinprison。
你要是继续行窃终归得进监狱。
Atfirstherefusedtoayresponsibilitybutheendedupapologizing。
最初他拒不承认有任何责任,到头来还是道了歉。
2。expandv。变大,膨胀
&alsexpaheyareheated。
金属受热则膨胀。
Hismodestbusiuallyexpaoasupermarketempire。
他原先不大的生意后来扩展成了超级市场集团企业。
﹡expansionn。扩大,扩展,膨胀theexpansionofhisbusis他的商业利益的增加theexpansionofthes学校机构的扩大3。oppositeadj。1)相对的,对面的2)完全不同的,相反的1)JohnandMarysatattheoppositeeable。
约翰和玛丽坐在桌子的两端。
Iaskedthemanoppositeifhewouldopenthedoor。
我问对面的人愿意不愿意把门打开。
2)Theoppositeapproachistouseabilingualdiary。
另一种截然不同的方法就是使用双语词典。
4。ratherthan而不是……
IthinkI’llhaveakratherthancoffee。
我想喝冷饮,不想喝咖啡。
&hanriskbreakinguphismarriagehetoldhiswifeeverything。
他唯恐婚姻破裂,把一切都告诉了妻子。
&v。n。撤退,退却