IELTS Energy 1516：服务如何？满分9分的网络词汇

这里是《IELTS能量播客》第1516期节目。

This is an IELTS Energy Podcast episode fifteen sixteen.

你的网络服务怎么样？

How's your service?

满分九分的互联网词汇。

Band nine Internet vocabulary.

欢迎收听由All Ears English出品的《IELTS能量播客》。

Welcome to the IELTS Energy Podcast from All Ears English.

本节目已被下载超过3500万次，由雅思考官培训专家奥布里·卡特和英语冒险家林赛·麦克马洪共同主持。

Downloaded more than 35,000,000 times with examiner trained IELTS whiz Aubrey Carter and Lindsey McMahon, the English adventurer.

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If you are stuck with a low score, our insider method will help you get the score you need to unlock your dreams.

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雅思口语考试中一个常见问题是关于网络连接的。

A common IELTS speaking question is about internet connectivity.

你在这方面有实际经验。

You have real life experience with this.

所以今天，来学习如何将你的经验转化为高分。

So today, find out how to translate your experience into a high score.

你是否曾感觉英语几乎流利，但还差一点，这阻碍了你的工作表现？

Do you ever feel almost fluent in English, but not quite, and it's holding you back at work?

你明明知道那些单词，但需要时却说不出来。

You know the words, but they don't come when you need them.

无论是会议、演讲还是日常闲聊。

Meetings, presentations, even small talk.

这种感觉令人沮丧。

It feels frustrating.

但你并不孤单，这正是我们创建免费流利度测试的原因。

But you're not alone, and that's why we created our free fluency quiz.

它能快速找出阻碍你流利度的原因，评估你的水平，并提供改进建议。

It's a quick way to find out what's blocking your fluency, what your level is, and what to do about it.

想象一下，你能自信地用英语主持会议、展示想法，甚至参加派对等社交活动并自如交流。

Imagine leading meetings, presenting ideas, or even attending social events like parties and connecting confidently in English.

不再犹豫不决。

No second guessing yourself.

今天就参加免费流利度测试。

Take the free fluency quiz today.

请访问allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

Go to allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

再说一遍，请访问allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore。

One more time, go to allearsenglish.com/fluencyscore.

你好，Lindsay。

Hello, Lindsay.

最近怎么样？

How are you?

挺好的，Aubrey。

Good, Aubrey.

你最近怎么样？

How are you doing?

我非常好。

I'm excellent.

我有个问题想问你。

I have a question for you.

好的。

Okay.

你上次遇到网络不好是什么时候？

When's the last time you had a bad Internet connection?

唉，很不幸就是今天，奥布里。

Oh, unfortunately, as recently as today, Aubrey.

我也不知道怎么回事。

I don't know what it is.

自从一月份换了新笔记本，网络连接反而更差了。

Ever since I got my new laptop in January, my connection's worse.

这很奇怪。

It's very weird.

哦，真奇怪。

Oh, strange.

你觉得这和笔记本电脑有关吗？

You think it has something to do with the laptop?

我

I

确实这么认为。

do, actually.

是的，确实如此。

It was it was yeah.

这是台新笔记本，按理说应该更好用，但比我之前用的型号反而略有降级。

It's a new laptop, so you would think it would be better, but it's a slight downgrade from the model that I had before.

所以现在网络断连时，我有时还会用2019年的旧笔记本。

So now I still use my old laptop sometimes when the internet goes out from 2019.

哇。

Wow.

哦，这真有趣。

Oh, this is so interesting.

Lindsay刚才说的一切都可以作为完美的第一部分回答。

Everything Lindsay just said could be a perfect part one answer.

如果被问到网络连接、新技术等问题，你可以用这些信息给出多种答案。

If you're asked about internet connectivity, new technology, there's so many answers you could give that information for.

我很期待今天深入探讨这个话题。

I'm excited to dive into this today.

关于网络连接问题的有趣高分词汇，灵感来自一位Spotify听众的投稿。

Interesting high scoring vocabulary about Internet connectivity issues inspired by, something that was sent in by a Spotify listener.

Lindsay，你想为我们读一下吗？

Do you wanna read it for us, Lindsay?

好的。

Yes.

我们非常喜爱Spotify上的听众，因为他们能参与我们的投票和测验。

We love our listeners over on Spotify because they get to participate in our polls and our quizzes.

所以这里是...哦，好的。

So here here is oh, okay.

名字是安吉尔。

The name is Angel.

对吧？

Right?

安吉尔·罗德里格斯·扎莱亚。

Angel Rodriguez Zalaia.

你好。

So hello.

我叫安吉尔，刚从洪都拉斯搬到美国，正在准备雅思考试。

My name is Angel, and I just moved to The US from Honduras, and I'm studying for the IELTS test.

我很喜欢你们的播客。

I love your podcast.

真的很有趣。

It's really interesting.

我下载了播客在工作时听。

I download the podcast to listen to at my job.

我的工作是机器操作员。

I work as a machine operator.

我这么做是因为我的工作区域有信号，

I do this because I have signal in my work area,

但我确实没有信号。

but I do I don't have a signal.

很抱歉。

I'm sorry.

我的工作区域没有信号，但我尽一切可能收听你们的播客。

I don't have a signal in my work area, but I do everything possible to listen to your podcast.

谢谢，请继续加油。

Thanks and keep going.

嗯，那太好了。

Well, that's great.

我们

We

太棒了，这真让人高兴。

love That's awesome.

谢谢你，安赫尔。

Thank you, Anhel.

我们很高兴听到这些。

We love hearing this.

真高兴你喜欢这个播客。

So glad that you love the podcast.

读到这条评论启发我准备了这期关于相关词汇的节目。

And reading this review inspired me to prepare this vocabulary episode about related terms.

他提到工作时没有信号，必须提前下载播客。

And he was saying he doesn't have a signal at work, he has to download the podcast ahead of time.

确实，雅思考试中可能会出现很多关于网络连接、网络服务的问题，你需要掌握一些高分词汇来描述这些情况。

Yeah, there are so many questions that might come up on IELTS, where you would need high scoring vocabulary to describe issues with, you know, internet connection, internet service.

顺便说一句，这正是播客的酷炫之处。

And by the way, that is the cool thing about podcasts.

我不知道在YouTube上能不能做到这一点。

I don't know if you can even do that on YouTube.

我觉得应该不行。

I don't think you can.

但通过播客，你可以在有网络时下载节目，之后离线收听，因为它就储存在你的设备里。

But with podcasting, you can download the episode while you're in service and then listen to it later because it sits on your device.

没错。

Exactly.

对吧？

Right?

而且如果你订阅了播客，它会自动下载最新内容。

And if you subscribe to the podcast, then it automatically downloads it.

这对我太有用了，因为我经常开车出行。

This is so helpful for me because I'll find myself on a drive.

而我没想到要提前准备，不像安吉尔那样有先见之明。

And I didn't think to you know, I'm I'm not thinking ahead like Angel is.

你比我强多了，懂得提前下载好内容。

You're better than me to, you know, have things downloaded ahead of time.

所以只要我订阅了播客，没信号时节目就已经在待播列表里了，我总是特别感激这个功能。

So if I've subscribed to a podcast, then they're already there in my queue when I don't have service and I'm always so grateful.

你说得对。

And you're right.

最糟的情况就是进入信号盲区，根本没法下载——太糟糕了。

The last thing you want to do is get into a dead zone where you just can't download Not good.

太棒了。

Great.

很高兴我们能聊这个话题。

Glad we're here.

所以点击关注，关注Aubrey的另一个理由会是什么呢？

So hit follow, another reason to hit follow Aubrey would be what?

对。

Yeah.

还因为我们每周都会发布两集新内容，包含雅思考试所需的策略和词汇。

And also because we have two new episodes every week with strategies, vocabulary that you need for the IELTS exam.

所以一定要点击关注，这样你就不会错过这些精彩内容了。

So be sure to hit follow so you don't miss any of these great episodes.

好的。

All right.

那么在雅思考试中关于网络连接会涉及哪些问题呢？

So what are some of the questions when it comes to internet connections on IELTS There's

确实有很多问题可能会让你谈到科技和网络服务。

so many questions that you might end up talking about technology and internet service.

例如，你可能会被问到：你经常遇到网络连接问题吗？

For example, you might be asked, do you often experience problems with your internet connection?

或者当你的网络中断时，你通常会怎么做？

Or what do you usually do when your internet stops working?

或者网络服务不佳是否影响了你的工作或学习？

Or has poor internet service affected your work or studies?

你们国家的人经常抱怨网络服务吗？

Do people in your country often complain about internet service?

或者你是否曾因服务不佳而更换过网络服务提供商？

Or have you ever changed your internet service provider because of poor service?

所以你可能会在第一部分或第三部分被问到这个问题，对吧？

So you could be asked about this on part one or part three, right?

我们肯定会被问到关于我们国家或文化整体情况，以及互联网的重要性。

We could definitely be asked about our country or our culture in general and how important the internet is.

如果出现网络中断会发生什么？

What happens if there are internet outages?

此外在第二部分，你可能需要描述一项技术或描述你遇到并不得不处理的问题，这会非常合适。

And also part two, you might need to describe technology or describe a problem you have And had to deal this would be perfect.

不错。

Nice.

它可以涵盖考试的三个部分。

It can cover all three parts of the exam.

只是我们的应对方式略有不同。

It's just that the way we approach it is slightly different.

对吧？

Right?

那么，让我们为听众准备一些词汇。

So, let's get some vocabulary out there for our listeners.

是的。

Yes.

一定要坚持到最后。

And be sure to stay to the end.

我们将为可能出现的另外两个问题提供第三部分的示例答案。

We're going to provide sample part three answers for two more questions that might come up.

首先，服务差或信号不稳定，对吧？

So first of all, poor service or spotty service, right?

意思是信号覆盖不好，可能时断时续。

This means bad cell surface, maybe it's cutting in and out.

这种情况可能出现在手机或WiFi上。

This could be for a cell phone or for Wi Fi.

对吧？

Right?

这并不意味着完全断连。

This doesn't mean it's cut off entirely.

而是说信号时好时坏。

It means it's kind of spotty.

并不总是稳定的。

It's not always consistent.

没错。

Yeah.

这让我很震惊，在2025年还会发生这种情况，毕竟电话线路已经存在很长时间了。

And it kind of shocks me when this happens in 2025 because we've had phone lines for a long time.

Wi-Fi也普及多年了，但问题依然存在。

We've had Wi Fi for quite a while, but it still happens.

对吧？

Right?

尤其在大城市里。

Especially in a big city.

在丹佛，你不会想到会有信号盲区。

In Denver, you wouldn't expect to have a spot in No.

这种情况在我们横穿全国旅行时是预料之中的。

This is expected when we're traveling across country.

我们身处荒郊野外。

We're in the middle of nowhere.

出现连接问题是可以预见的。

We expect to have connectivity issues.

但通常在大城市里，我们不会预料到这种情况。

But usually in a big city, we wouldn't expect that.

但它确实还是会发生。

And it does still happen.

确实还是会发生。

It does still happen.

我们可以把信号盲区定义为没有网络服务的地方，而那里正是你需要那些播客的时候。

And then we could say dead zone is that location where there's no internet service, which is where you need those podcasts.

对吧，奥布里？

Right, Aubrey?

没错。

Exactly.

对。

Right.

你可能会说，我试着在度假时工作，但整个区域都是信号盲区。

You might say, I tried to work while on vacation, but the whole area was a dead zone.

所以我们描述一个区域。

So we describe an area.

如果你连不上WiFi，也收不到手机信号，我们就称之为信号盲区。

If you can't get Wi Fi, you can't get cell service, we call it a dead zone.

嗯哼。

Mhmm.

你也可以说'没信号'或'无服务'，这也是描述手机没信号的常见说法，意味着那里根本没有网络。

And then you could say no bars or no signal, which is again a common way to describe that you don't have cell phone service, implying there's just no Internet there.

你低头看着手机。

You're looking down at your phone.

我手机没信号了。

I've got no bars.

对吧？

Right?

没错。

Exactly.

对吧？

Right?

如果你要给不打电话找个理由的话。

If you there's you have to give it a reason for not calling someone.

哦，我没法给你打电话。

Oh, I couldn't call you.

我手机没信号。

I had no bars.

对吧？

Right?

意思和没服务一样。

Means the same as no service.

是的。

Yeah.

然后第四个说法我们是从西班牙语借用的。

And then the fourth one we take from Spanish.

我很喜欢。

I love it.

没错。

Exactly.

失联状态，对吧？

Incommunicado, right?

我们用这个词表示你处于无法通讯的状态。

We use this to mean that you're without means of communication.

是的。

Yes.

这可能是因为没有网络或手机信号。

So this could be due to a lack of Internet or a lack of cell service.

对。

Right.

比如在荒郊野外徒步时，你可能会说：我们徒步时完全失联了，因为那里根本没有信号。

Maybe on a hike in the middle of nowhere, you might say on our hike, we were totally incommunicado since there was no service at all.

我很惊讶居然没有为这种情况开发一个缩写词，甚至可以在工作时的离开消息中使用。

I'm surprised there's no acronym that's developed for this, that you could say even on your away message or something at work.

我是说，我知道人们会说'我将无法上网'或'无法收发邮件'。

I mean, I know people say, I'll be out of internet service or away from email.

确实如此。

That's true.

目前确实没有缩写词，但似乎应该有一个。

There isn't an acronym and it seems like there should be.

这种情况经常发生，我们需要一个更简洁的表达方式

This happens often enough that we need a shorter way to say

你可能会听到有人说'我将有有限的网络服务'或'有限的邮件访问权限'之类的话。

You might hear someone say, I'll have limited internet service or limited email access, something like that.

那或许可以用LIS表示limited internet service（有限网络服务）。

So maybe LIS for limited internet service.

哦，

Oh,

我们开始吧

let's start

就这样

that off.

开创一个潮流

Start a trend.

话题#好的

Hashtag Alright.

你知道在你住的地方考一次雅思要多少钱吗？

Do you know how much an IELTS exam costs where you live?

现在全球大多数雅思考试费用在200到300美元左右

Most IELTS exams around the world cost around $200 to $300 these days.

这可是一大笔钱

That is a lot of money.

我们制作这个播客就是为了帮助像你这样的全球学生正确备考雅思，这样你就不必反复支付这笔昂贵的考试费用了

We made this podcast so we could help students like you from all over the world prepare correctly for the IELTS exam, so you don't have to pay to take this expensive test over and over.

我们还知道，在参加考试前，你必须对自己的分数有绝对把握。

We also know that you absolutely must be sure of your score before you go in for your exam.

这样才能确保你获得所需的分数。

So you're sure to get the score you need.

这就是我们推出免费雅思分数测试的原因。

That's why we made our free IELTS band score quiz.

免费测试一下，如果今天参加考试你能得到多少分。

Find out what you'd get if you took the exam today for free.

请访问allearsenglish.commyscore。

Go to allearsenglish.commyscore.

网址是allearsenglish.com/myscore，今天就行动起来吧。

That's allearsenglish.com/myscore and go today.

好的奥布里，现在该进行我们第三部分的口语示例了。

Okay, Aubrey, it is time for our part three speaking examples.

我们开始吧？

Shall we do it?

我们的示例回答。

Our sample answers.

是的，没错。

Yes, exactly.

我们将用这些词汇给出两个示例回答。

We're going to give two sample answers using some of this vocabulary.

这在考试的任意部分都可能出现。

This could come up anywhere on the exam.

这些都是第三部分的问题。

These are part three questions.

所以回答时长大约为一分钟。

So the answer will be about a minute.

但记住在第三部分，考官必须问你一定数量的问题。

But remember for part three, the examiner has to ask you a certain amount of questions.

所以如果你还没说满一分钟就被打断，记住你不必为此感到压力。

So if you haven't spoken yet for a minute and they interrupt you, remember that you should not stress about that.

别让它影响你。

Don't let it throw you off.

要知道他们打断你是因为他们必须完成一定数量的问题。

Just know they're interrupting you because they've got to get through a certain amount of questions.

是的。

Yeah.

就像我们上周说的，在雅思考试中被打断从来不是坏事。

And as we said last week, it's really never bad to be interrupted on IELTS.

对吧，奥布里？

Right, Aubrey?

有什么情况下会是坏事吗？

Is there any scenario where it would bad?

不，从来没有，对吧？

No, never, right?

这展示了你的流利度，说明你还能就某个话题说更多。

It shows your fluency that you could speak about something even longer.

唯一可能不好的情况就是你在重复自己，对吧？

The only reason it would be bad is if you're repeating yourself, right?

如果你只是东拉西扯、重复内容而不结束回答，那就不太好了。

If you're just kind of rambling and repeating yourself and not ending an answer, you don't wanna do that.

如果你总能提供新的细节和信息，考官打断你绝不是坏事。

If you're always providing new details, new information, it's never a bad thing for the examiner to have to interrupt you.

好的，我很赞同这一点。

Okay, I love that.

那么谁先开始呢，奥布里？

All right, so who's going first here, Aubrey?

好的，如果你愿意的话我先来，你可以先问我一个问题，然后给我的回答提些建议

All right, I'll go first if you'd like, wanna ask me one and then you can give Okay, me feedback on my

我们开始吧。

here we go.

需要我计时吗？还是你大致知道需要说多久？

So should I time this or you'll go ahead and know more or less of the need.

是的，你需要计时。

Yeah, you need to time it.

我会试着讲一分钟左右。

I'll try to speak for about a minute.

好的。

Okay.

那么你认为某些地区网络连接差的原因是什么？

So what do you think causes poor internet connection in some areas?

在我住的地方，通常是因为地处偏远。

Where I live, it's usually about being in the middle of nowhere.

如果我在沙漠里徒步，我就知道很可能没有信号。

If I'm in the desert, on a hike, I know that I likely will have no bars.

可能会有时断时续的服务。

There might be really spotty service.

当我明知附近没有信号塔时，肯定不会尝试接工作电话。

I'm certainly not going to try to take a work call when I know there are no cell towers nearby.

但令人惊讶的是，即使在大都市，这种情况也可能发生。

But surprisingly, even in a metropolis, this can happen.

我可能在通话中，也许正在用Zoom录制播客，网络突然就断了。

I could be on a call, maybe over Zoom recording a podcast and the internet just goes out.

我们可能会失去WiFi信号，不得不重启路由器。

We might lose WiFi, have to reset the router.

你永远不知道接下来会发生什么。

You never know what's going to happen.

不幸的是，我们就是不能总是指望技术能如我们所愿地运作。

Unfortunately, we just can't always rely on technology working like we want it to.

不错，奥布里。

Nice, Aubrey.

我喜欢这个说法。

I like it.

我听到你说了些我喜欢的表达，比如'我可能完全没有信号'，我挺喜欢这句话的语调。

Some of the things that I liked that I heard, you said, I will likely have no bars, and I kinda like the intonation on that.

我可能一格信号都没有。

I will likely have no bars.

没错。

That's right.

能听出我的沮丧。

Can hear my frustration.

我知道我会一格信号都没有。

I know I'm gonna have no bars.

对。

Right.

对。

Right.

你还用了‘出人意料’这个短语，很好的衔接词，很高明。

And then you also use the phrase surprisingly, a nice linking phrase, high level.

我喜欢这个。

I like that.

令人惊讶的是，即使在大都市，比如你所在的城市，你仍然会失去连接。

Surprisingly, even in a metropolis, right, like your city, you still lose connection.

对吧？

Right?

是的。

Yes.

然后你用了‘重置路由器’这个短语，虽然我们在节目里没教过，但我想这对听众来说也是个很有用的短语，能应对这类问题。

And then you use the phrase reset the router, which we hadn't taught in the episode, but it's also, I imagine, a good useful phrase for our listeners for these questions.

完全正确。

Absolutely.

这些细节你可以提供，对吧？

These details you can provide, right?

在家里，当WiFi出问题时，这通常是我们首先尝试的解决方案。

So often in a home when there's a problem with the WiFi, that's our first solution.

就是拔掉路由器电源，再重新插上，看看能否解决问题。

It's just unplug the router, plug it back in, see if that fixes the problem.

通常确实如此。

Often it does.

我们称之为重置路由器。

We call it resetting the router.

如果你掌握了这个表达，那就是九级词汇了——不仅母语中知道怎么说，还能用英语描述这个操作。

So if you have that, that's band nine vocabulary that not you absolutely know how to say it in your first language, but have you described this in English?

所以只要会说'我首先尝试重置路由器'。

So just to be able to say, first thing I try is resetting the router.

考官立刻会想：哇，九级水平。

The examiner is immediately thinking like, wow, bad nine.

这太棒了。

That's awesome.

我喜欢这个说法。

I love that.

说得真好。

So good.

好的，我们来做下一个问题。

All right, let's do the next one.

好的，Lindsay，准备好回答你的问题了吗？是的。

All right, Lindsay, ready for your question Yes.

你们国家的人愿意为更好的网络服务支付更多费用吗？

Are people in your country willing to pay more for better internet service?

为什么愿意或为什么不愿意？

Why or why not?

是的，我认为他们确实愿意，绝对愿意。

Yeah, I do think they are, absolutely.

有时人们会惊讶地发现，即使住在大城市，他们的网络似乎也处于某种信号盲区。

Sometimes people are surprised to learn that, again, even if they live in a big city, they seem to be in some kind of dead zone.

现在居家办公越来越普遍，我确实认为人们往往愿意支付更多费用。

And now that we have more free, more common work from home situations going on, I really do think that people tend to be willing to pay more.

但问题是，如果你选择最高套餐或加速服务，有时可能感觉不到明显区别，这往往让人相当困扰。

But the problem is that often if you go and maximize your package or turbocharge your speed, sometimes you don't notice a difference, and that tends to trouble people quite a bit.

但我确实认为人们会愿意支付更多费用。

But I do think people will be willing to pay more.

我甚至见过人们随身携带远程路由器或移动热点，以确保即使在信号不稳定的区域也能保持联系。

I've seen people even carry with them remote, routers or remote hotspots to make sure they aren't out of touch even when they're in more, spotty service areas.

所以100%确定，我认为人们会支付更多费用，有时他们应该这样做以保持联网。

So 100%, I think people will pay more and sometimes they should to be able to stay connected.

太棒了。

Amazing.

这里很好地运用了一些加分词汇，比如用‘远程路由器’、‘移动热点’作为解决方案，当我们遇到网络服务不佳或缺失的情况时。

Great use of some bonus vocabulary here to say remote routers, remote hotspots as a solution when we're in this situation when we don't have or we have poor internet service.

人们经常会这么做，对吧？

This is often what people will do, right?

热点就是创建一个WiFi连接，现在有很多公司提供这种服务。

So a hotspot is creating a Wi Fi connection and there are a lot of companies that provide that service now.

所以像这样能提供的任何细节，既能提升你的词汇得分，也能提高流利度分数——当然是用英语详细描述这类问题时。

So any details you're able to provide like that, boosting your vocabulary score and also your fluency score when you can give a lot of details in English, of course, about this type of problem.

词汇运用得真棒，还有‘信号盲区’这个词——即使在大城市，人们也可能发现自己处于信号盲区，于是他们花更多钱来‘加速’网络。

So great use of vocab, also dead zone when you're saying even in a big city, people might find that they're in a dead zone and now they've paid more to turbocharge.

‘加速’你的网络是另一个很棒的表达，意思是你支付更多费用来获得极快的网速。

This is another great word to say when you turbocharge your internet, it's you're paying more to have these very fast speeds.

但有时候你会发现这根本没用。

And then sometimes you find that it doesn't help at all.

你完全感觉不到区别。

You don't notice a difference.

我

I

知道，我特别讨厌这种情况。

know I hate that.

确实如此。

It's true.

这完全来自我的真实生活经历。

That's really from my real life experience.

我相信你也有同感，对吧？

I'm sure yours as well, right?

是啊，很多人都这样。

Yeah, a lot of people.

肯定有很多学生和我们有共鸣，对吧？

Think there's definitely we have students out there with solidarity here, right?

我们很多人都经历过这种情况。

A lot of us have gone through this.

正因如此，这里要指出的另一个有趣之处是发音问题。

And because of that, another interesting thing here to point out is pronunciation.

如果你的语调能传达出你曾经历过断网的沮丧——尤其是在急需用网的时候——你要确保这种情绪能从语气中听出来。

Your intonation, if you're sharing that you've gone through the very frustrating situation of being without service, especially when you really needed it, you wanna make sure that that is heard in your tone.

让这种挫败感自然流露，你的发音分数会更高。

Allow that frustration to come through and you'll get a higher pronunciation score.

谈论令人沮丧的事情时，不要用单调的语气。

You don't wanna use a monotone when you're talking about something very frustrating.

是啊。

Yeah.

有趣的是，我们一直知道人类有共通的情感，而现在我觉得应该把‘糟糕的网络’也加进这个列表了，对吧？

It's funny how, you know, we've always known there are universal human feelings, and I think one to be added to the list now is bad Internet, right?

那种挫败感绝对是的。

And that frustration Absolutely.

对技术问题的挫败感。

Frustration over technology issues.

完全同意。

Absolutely.

真有意思。

That's funny.

那么奥布里，听众现在还能收听哪一集节目呢？

So Aubrey, what's another, episode our listeners could check out right now?

好的。

Yes.

如果错过了，可以往上翻听1512期节目，内容是‘花点时间提升雅思词汇分数’。

If you missed it, scroll up and listen to fifteen twelve, which was take a moment to boost IELTS vocabulary scores.

我们讲解了五个包含‘moment’一词的习语，它们非常灵活，可以广泛用于雅思口语考试中。

We taught five idioms with the word moment that are very flexible and you can use all over IELTS speaking.

别忘了点击关注，获取本系列的第二部分内容。

And be sure to hit follow for part two of this series.

不错。

Nice.

我很喜欢。

I love it.

今天的重点提示是：这在雅思考试中很可能是个实际会出现的题目。

And just as today's takeaway, this is a very viable potential question on IELTS.

而且奥布里，我认为这也是个比较容易拿分的问题。

And I also think, Aubrey, it's a very achievable question.

用我们的话说，这就是唾手可得的分数。

So it's a low hanging fruit, as we say.

确实如此。

Absolutely.

但想象一下，如果你从未用英语讨论过这个话题，我能理解这些词汇在你的母语中你都懂。

But imagine if you've never talked about this in English, I could imagine knowing all of this vocabulary in your first language.

但如果从未接触过，就会很困难，对吧？

But if it just hasn't come up, it would be difficult, right?

其中很多术语我们在日常对话中并不常用。

A lot of these terms we don't use that much in everyday conversation.

所以你一定要练习在回答中使用今天的词汇，这样你才能做好准备，因为我们展示了很多可能与互联网相关的问题。

So you definitely want to practice using today's vocabulary in these answers so that you're ready because like we showed a lot of questions could have to do with the Internet.

是的。

Yes.

自助或自助服务。

Self or self-service.

你说得对。

You're right.

不要浪费这个机会。

Don't squander the opportunity.

你了解这些内容，也经历过网络中断或运行不畅时的感受。

You know the material, you know the feeling when your Internet goes out or doesn't work so well.

所以这是提升发音的绝佳机会，如果我们能学会使用这些高分词汇的话。

So this is a big opportunity for good pronunciation if we learn the vocabulary scores, vocabulary words to use.

对吧？

Right?

完全正确。

Absolutely.

太棒了。

Love it.

太好了。

Awesome.

期待你们在雅思口语考试中运用这些高分词汇，取得理想成绩。

Excited for you guys to get the scores you need on IELTS speaking with high scoring vocabulary.

今天谢谢你加入我，Lindsay。

Thanks for joining me today, Lindsay.

好的，Aubrey。

Alright, Aubrey.

祝你今天愉快。

Have a great day.

再见。

Bye.

再见。

Bye.

感谢收听IELTS Energy。

Thanks for listening to IELTS Energy.

立即点击订阅，别忘了在allearsenglish.com/myscore上估算你的分数段。

Hit subscribe now, and don't forget to find your estimated band score at allearsenglish.com/myscore.