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粉丝最爱:为什么屁会从屁股里排出来?

FAN FAVE: Why do farts come out of your bum?

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我们一直在对“想象世界”进行春季大扫除,并发现了一些经典老歌!这首黄金老歌真是“气体”十足——字面意义上的! 今天我们要聊的是我们每个人都做过的事情。它们可能声音很大或很轻,有时还带有气味,但几乎总是令人发笑。我们谈论的是屁、放屁声、空气饼干——是的,就是放屁!——以及它们为何会从我们的屁股里出来。跟随库罗什·卡拉恩特-扎德教授,我们将缩小身体,进入他那个充满气体气味的胶囊,一起探索气体在我们体内的旅程。 想要收听更多精彩的儿童播客,请下载免费的 ABC Listen 应用程序(澳大利亚)。在那里,您将找到更多儿童新闻播客、教育性儿童故事和讲故事节目,还有来自您喜爱的角色的播客,如《布鲁伊》和《嘿,达格》等,以及更多优质儿童播客,例如《想象这个》《恐龙穹顶》和《新闻时间》。适合 0–4 岁、5–8 岁、8–10 岁、青少年及更大孩子的听众。您还可以在 ABC iview 以及 YouTube Kids 上的 ABC Kids 和 ABC Big Kids 频道观看我们的儿童节目。

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Speaker 0

大家好。

Hey, everyone.

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我是奈吉,现在在想象馆里,回顾我们一些最经典的节目。

Nige here, and I'm in the Imaginarium looking back at some of our all time favorite episodes.

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好节目实在太多了。

There are so many good ones.

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我真选不出来。

I just can't choose.

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你能选吗?

Can you?

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我最喜欢的问题是:屁是怎么从屁股里出来的。

My favorite question was how farts come out of your bum.

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怎么

How

Speaker 0

我怎么可能忘了那个问题?

can I forget that one?

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缩小后进入一个散发着臭气的微型胶囊,穿越人体,这经历简直让人难忘。

Getting shrunk inside a miniature fart smelling capsule and going through a human body is pretty unforgettable.

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在开始之前,我想听听你们的想法。

Before we get going, I wanna hear from you.

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告诉我们你最喜欢的《想象一下》节目是哪一集,或者发个你一直好奇的问题给我们。

Tell us your favorite episode of Imagine This, or send us a question you've been wondering about.

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你可以发邮件到 imaginethis@abc.net.au 和我们联系。

You can email us at imaginethis@abc.net.au.

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我们来放个屁吧。

Let's toot.

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你好。

Hello.

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我叫米奇。

My name is Mitch.

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今天在《想象一下》节目中,我们要聊的是每个人都经历过的事。

And today on Imagine This, we're talking about something that all of us do.

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它们可能很大声,也可能很轻柔,有时候还很臭,哦。

They can be loud or soft, sometimes smelly Oh.

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而且几乎总是特别好笑。

And almost always funny.

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没错。

Yep.

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我们今天聊的是放屁。

We're talking about farts.

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我觉得是从舌头里、空气里出来的。

They come out of your tongue, the air, I think.

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有些屁声音很小,但威力惊人。

Some farts are quiet but deadly.

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是气体加上一些让味道变臭的东西组成的。

They're made with gas and something to make it stinky.

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好多人都在问关于放屁的事。

Heaps of you have been asking about farts.

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你好。

Hi.

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我叫阿米莉亚。

My name is Amelia.

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我六岁了,我想知道我们为什么会放屁。

I'm six, and I wanna know why we fart.

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我叫拉维,我想知道屁是怎么产生的。

My name is Ravi, and I want to know how farts are made.

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我叫菲比。

My name's Phoebe.

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微打喷嚏,为什么屁会从屁股里出来?

Microsneez, why do farts come out of your bum?

Speaker 1

你好。

Hi.

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我叫塞巴斯蒂安,我想知道屁是用什么组成的?

My name is Sebastian, and I want to know what are farts made of?

Speaker 0

你觉得我们应该找谁聊聊放屁的事?

Who do you think we should talk to about farts?

Speaker 1

我不知道。

I don't know.

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有专门研究放屁的专家吗?

Is there a fart expert?

Speaker 1

不太确定。

Not sure.

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粪便学教授?

A professor of poo tunes?

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放屁课老师?

A teacher of toots?

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气体大师?

A guru of gas?

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放屁学家?

A fartologist?

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也许吧。

Maybe.

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或者护士?

Or a nurse?

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有可能。

Could be.

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我认识一个人可以聊聊。

I know someone who can talk to.

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卡万塔尔-扎德教授。

Doctor Kourosh Kalantar-Zadeh.

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他是工程学教授。

He's a professor of engineering.

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工程学?

Engineering?

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那不是跟汽车和机器有关吗?

That's like cars and machines.

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但卡兰塔尔-扎德教授发明了一种特殊的气体检测胶囊。

But doctor Kourosh has engineered a special invention, a gas sensing capsule.

Speaker 1

那是什么东西?

What's that?

Speaker 0

我不太清楚。

I don't know.

Speaker 0

咱们去问他吧。

Let's go ask him.

Speaker 2

你好,尼克。

Hello, Nick.

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嗨,孩子们。

Hi, kids.

Speaker 1

你好。

Hello.

Speaker 1

今天好。

Good day.

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你好,Kourosh医生。

Hi, doctor Kourosh.

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在火山口,有些水池会持续冒泡好几个月。

At a volcano, there's pools for months.

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它一直在冒泡。

It's bubbling.

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这味道真难闻。

It stinks.

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这地方闻起来像

This place smells like

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臭鸡蛋的味道。

Rotten egg.

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这得归功于硫磺。

You can thank sulfur for that.

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硫磺真是臭得不行。

Sulfur stinks.

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这味道可真够冲的。

It's a pretty strong smell.

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闻起来像放屁。

It smells like farts.

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是啊。

Yeah.

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我们今天来就是想问你这个。

And that's what we came to ask you about.

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你能告诉我们屁是怎么产生的吗?

Can you tell us how are farts made?

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为什么会有臭味?

Why do they stink?

Speaker 1

为什么偏偏从屁股里出来?

And why do they come out your bum?

Speaker 1

你发明了个造屁的机器?

You invent a fart machine?

Speaker 2

没有。

No.

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在我的实验室里,我们造了一个小装置。

In my laboratory, we made a small machine.

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它能帮医生查看我们体内的气体情况。

It helps doctors look at the gas in our bodies.

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这东西本质上就像一颗能吞下去的电子鼻子。

It's basically like an electronic nose that people can swallow like a pill.

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哇哦。

Woah.

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太神奇了。

That's incredible.

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如果你想更深入了解放屁的原理,我们可以发挥想象力,跟着我的小装置一起走一趟体内的旅程。

If you want to learn more about farts, we can use our imaginations to go on the same journey my little machine goes on through the body.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

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咱们开始吧。

Let's do it.

Speaker 0

太棒了。

Cool.

Speaker 0

好了,各位。

Alright, everyone.

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想象得小一点。

Think small.

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特别小。

Really small.

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对。

Yeah.

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所有东西都能装进这个胶囊里。

So it all fit inside the capsule.

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现在我们就在胶囊里面了。

Now we are inside a capsule.

Speaker 1

那是什么?

What's that?

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这是一个微型计算机,还有这些是小型气体传感器。

This is a small microcomputer, and these are small gas sensors.

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一个用来闻气体的电子鼻子。

An electric nose for smelling gas.

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胶囊首先会进入口腔。

The first place the capsule goes is in the mouth.

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然后往下进入食道。

And down the throat.

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开始了。

Here we go.

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我们以前来过这儿。

We've been here before.

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这里是胃。

This is the stomach.

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胃部。

The tummy.

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食物到这里后,会和胃酸、水分混合在一起。

This is where food arrives and gets mixed up with acid and water.

Speaker 1

然后身体就用它来获取能量?

And you use it for energy?

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对。

Yes.

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这样我们的身体更容易消化食物,充分吸收其中的维生素和营养。

It's easier for our bodies to digest and get all the vitamins and nutrients from our food.

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所以这就相当于

So it's

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把我们吃的东西全都变成一杯奶昔。

like turning everything we eat into a smoothie.

Speaker 1

那边发生什么事了?

What's going on over there?

Speaker 1

在冒泡。

It's bubbling.

Speaker 0

哎呀,不好了。

Oh, no.

Speaker 0

那是放屁吗?

Is that a fart?

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那不是放屁。

That's not a fart.

Speaker 2

这是

It's

Speaker 1

是打嗝。

It's a burp.

Speaker 1

哦,真恶心。

Oh, gross.

Speaker 0

你好。

Hi.

Speaker 0

打嗝和放屁有什么区别?

What's the difference between a burp and a fart?

Speaker 2

打嗝呢,原因有好几种。

Well, a burp can be caused by a few things.

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比如吃饭的时候吞进太多空气。

One is that you might swallow too much air while you're eating.

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有一部分会跑到胃里去。

Some of it can end up in your stomach.

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这其实没什么大不了的。

It's not a bad thing.

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要是积得太多,身体就会把它排出去。

If there is too much there, your body sends it out again.

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这样你反而舒服了。

So you're better.

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那另一个原因是什么?

What's the other reason?

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胃里的酸性很强。

Well, the acid in your stomach is very strong.

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它能帮助分解食物,杀死有害细菌。

It helps break down food and kill any bad bacteria.

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但当你把胃酸和某些食物饮料,比如碳酸饮料混合时,会产生气体,从嘴里打出来,就是打嗝。

But when you mix stomach acid with certain foods and drinks, like fizzy drinks, you can create loss of gas, which comes up out of your mouth as a burp.

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它

It

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感觉就像空气从嘴里冒出来。

kind of feels like air comes out of your mouth.

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喉咙里像是有个小鼓包,声音还挺怪的。

They feel like a bump in your throat, and they sound funny.

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所以

So

Speaker 0

放屁不是在胃里产生的吗?

farts aren't made here in the stomach?

Speaker 2

不是。

No.

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是在更下面产生的。

They're made further down.

Speaker 1

那现在它去哪儿了?

Where does it go now?

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胃之后就是小肠。

After the stomach, it's the small intestine.

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就是这里。

Here we go.

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是小肠。

It's the small intestine.

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它是一根很细的管子,巧妙地盘在我们身体里。

It's a thin tube that's tucked into our bodies very neatly.

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真的很长。

It's really long.

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是的。

Yes.

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七米长。

Seven meters long.

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跟长颈鹿一样高。

That's as tall as a giraffe.

Speaker 1

哇哦。

Woah.

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真够长的。

That's huge.

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小肠是食物中大部分营养被吸收并输送到全身的地方。

The small intestine is where most of the nutrients in food gets absorbed and sent all around the body.

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有用的成分不是那些糟糕的部分。

All the good bits are not the yucky bits.

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身体所需的能量会分布到各个部位。

And the bits you use for energy go into everywhere of your body.

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而那些不用来提供能量的部分,就会进入你的...

And the bits that you don't use for energy, they go into it goes to your

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是的。

Yes.

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大部分消化过程都是在这里完成的。

Most digestion takes place here.

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但像全麦面包、意大利面或者豆类这类含纤维的食物,消化起来要慢得多。

But foods like whole grain bread, pasta, or beans that have fiber take longer to break down.

Speaker 1

为什么呢?

How come?

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纤维很难被分解,

Fiber is really tough to digest,

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所以还需要多一步处理。

so it needs another step.

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哦,我们以前从来没深入到小肠之后过。

Oh, we've never gotten further than the small intestine before.

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接下来是什么?

What's next?

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排便。

The bowel movement.

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还没到那一步。

Not yet.

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接下来是大肠。

Next is the large intestine.

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就只是大肠了。

Only large intestine.

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走吧。

Let's go.

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它也叫结肠或肠道。

It's also called the colon or bowel.

Speaker 1

它比下巴还长吗?

Is it longer than a jaw?

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不是。

No.

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大肠比小肠短,不过也挺大的,大概有一米半长。

The large intestine is shorter than the small intestine, but it's still pretty big, about one and a half meters long.

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小肠没消化完的食物残渣会到这里,让数以百万甚至万亿计的细菌来分解。

Any food that hasn't been broken down by the small intestine arrives here to be feasted on by millions or trillions of bugs.

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哇。

Wow.

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他们肯定饿坏了。

They sure are hungry.

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你看他们吃得多香。

Look at them go.

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他们到底

What are

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是什么?

they?

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这些小生物是细菌、真菌、酵母和古菌。

These little bugs are bacteria, fungi, yeast, archaea.

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我们称它们为微生物群。

We call them microbiota.

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微生物群。

Microbiota.

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它们太小了,只有用显微镜才能看到。

They are so small, we can only see them with a microscope.

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细菌不是有害的吗?

Isn't bacteria bad?

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它们会让人生病的。

They can make you sick.

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有些细菌确实会致病,但这些小生物大多数对我们很有益。

Some bacteria can make you sick, but most of these little bugs are very good for us.

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我们的肠道里生活着数万亿个这样的微生物。

There are trillions of them living in our gut.

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上万亿个。

Trillions.

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我们身体里的微生物数量,其实比我们自身的细胞还要多。

There is actually more microbiota in our bodies than our own cells.

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真的吗。

Wow.

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这么多啊。

There are so many.

Speaker 1

它们在做什么?

What are they doing?

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它们在帮助消化食物。

They are digesting food.

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所以我们的食物变成了它们的食物?

So our food becomes their food?

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对。

Yes.

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而且得好好喂养它们。

And it's important to feed them.

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它们心情好的时候,会为我们身体产生很多有益的东西。

When they are happy, they make lots of good things for our body.

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比如放屁?

Like farts?

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对啊。

Oh, yes.

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当这些微生物开始大快朵颐时,我们大肠里的食物就开始发酵和分解。

As the microbiota start feasting, the food in our large intestine starts to ferment and break down.

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这就是气体产生的原因。

This is what creates gas.

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天哪。

Woah.

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传感器都快炸了。

The sensor is going crazy.

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有甲烷、氢气和二氧化碳。

There's methane, hydrogen, carbon dioxide.

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天哪。

Oh, no.

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大家捂住鼻子。

Hold your noses, everyone.

Speaker 1

要开始臭了吗?

Is this about to get stinky?

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其实,这些气体我们根本闻不到。

Actually, we cannot smell any of those gases.

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什么?

What?

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我们放的屁里,大部分分子其实没味道。

Most of the molecules in our farts don't smell.

Speaker 0

是的。

Yeah.

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我的通常都有味儿。

Mine usually do.

Speaker 0

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

我得如实说说这些事。

I should be honest about them.

Speaker 0

没错。

Yes.

Speaker 2

当然。

Of course.

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它们确实很臭,但只是那一点点臭味。

They can be very smelly, but the stinky tiny part of it.

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超过百分之九十九的屁气都是没味道的。

Over ninety nine percent of farts is gas that doesn't have any smell.

Speaker 0

真的吗?

Really?

Speaker 0

那到底是什么让它们这么臭呢?

So what makes them so smelly?

Speaker 2

硫磺。

Sulfur.

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还记得火山附近那种臭鸡蛋的味道吗?

Remember that rotten egg smell smell around the volcano?

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含硫的分子正是很多东西发臭的原因。

Molecules with sulfur are what makes lots of things stinky.

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这是粪气里量最少、但气味最冲的部分。

It's the smallest and yet stinkiest part of the fart.

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即使气体里只有极少量的硫,也能让味道变得特别难闻。

Even a tiny amount of sulfur in gas can make something really smelly.

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你闻闻。

Bee you.

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这味道啊,真够呛的。

It smells oh, that smells really bad.

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闻起来像放屁。

It smells like farts.

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你看。

Look

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这么多气体。

at all this gas.

Speaker 0

一个人能产生多少啊?

How much can one body make?

Speaker 2

这要看个人和吃的东西。

Well, it depends on the person and what you eat.

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一个健康的人每天能放多达两升的屁。

But a healthy person can fart up to two liters a day.

Speaker 0

两升?

Two liters?

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那相当于一个生日气球全装满了屁。

That's like a whole birthday balloon full of farts.

Speaker 0

这么多屁啊。

That's a lot of farts.

Speaker 1

电脑还在响。

The computer is still beeping.

Speaker 0

这些气都会变成屁放出来吗?

Is all this gas gonna come out as a fart?

Speaker 2

不会。

No.

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实际上,这些气体有一半以上会被吸收到血液里。

Actually, more than half of these gases will be absorbed into the bloodstream.

Speaker 1

你的血液里有屁。

There's fart in your blood.

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血液会把气体带到肺部,然后通过呼吸呼出来。

Well, the blood carries that gas to the lungs and you breathe it out.

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我们是从里面呼吸出屁的。

We breathe fart from it.

Speaker 2

什么?

What?

Speaker 2

我不太愿意叫它放屁,但确实有一半左右的气体是通过这种方式排出体外的。

I wouldn't call it a fart, but that is how about half of these gases leave our body.

Speaker 0

哦,真恶心。

Oh, gross.

Speaker 0

对啊。

Yeah.

Speaker 0

看起来压力已经太高了。

Looks like the pressure is getting too high.

Speaker 1

马上就要炸了。

It's gonna blow.

Speaker 2

咱们可不想走那条路。

We don't wanna go that way.

Speaker 0

我不想放着屁死掉。

I don't wanna go out in a fart.

Speaker 2

咱们赶紧离开这儿吧。

Let's get out of here.

Speaker 0

终于能呼吸点新鲜空气了。

Finally, fresh air.

Speaker 0

不对。

Nope.

Speaker 0

还是有一股屁味。

It still smells like farts.

Speaker 1

这是灵魂放屁。

It's the soul fart.

Speaker 1

我们还在火山口呢。

We're still at the volcano.

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我真不敢相信,我们所有的屁都来自肚子里的小虫子。

I can't believe all our farts come from little bugs in our bellies.

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它们太神奇了。

They are incredible.

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细菌已经适应了地球上一些最极端的环境。

Bacteria have learned to live in some of the most extreme places in the world.

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我们根本没法在肠道那样的地方生存。

We couldn't live in a place like our gut.

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你这话是什么意思?

What do you mean?

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比如我们的胃里全是酸,大肠里又完全没有氧气。

Our stomach, for example, is full of acid, and our large intestine has no oxygen.

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天哪。

Woah.

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那简直就像住在火星上一样。

It'd be like living on Mars.

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我从来没想过,放个屁背后居然有这么多事在发生。

I never knew how much work went into a fart.

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那不是我放的。

That wasn't me.

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我发誓。

I swear.

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所以

So

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放屁其实是食物链的末端产物。

a fart comes at the end of a long food chain.

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这个过程从我们咀嚼食物、吞下去开始,食物进入胃里,在小肠中被消化。

That begins when we chew our food and swallow it into our stomachs, where it's digested in our small intestine.

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然后食物被推入大肠,那些我们自己无法分解的部分,会得到大肠里数以万亿计微生物的帮助。

Then food gets pushed into our large intestine where the parts we can't break down ourselves get a little help from the trillions of bugs that are living there.

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这些微生物被称为微生物群。

These bugs are called microbiota.

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它们在发酵和分解我们未消化的食物时会产生气体。

They create gas as they ferment and break down all our undigested food.

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大部分气体被吸收到血液里,然后带到肺部,从嘴里呼出来。

A lot of this gas goes into our blood and travels to our lungs to be breathed out of our mouth.

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刷牙吧。

Brush your teeth.

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剩下的气体就在大肠里积聚,最后从屁股放出来,就是屁。

The rest builds up in our large intestine until it comes out our bums as a fart.

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真恶心。

Ew.

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肠道细菌产生的气体大部分其实没味道。

Most of the gas our gut bacteria make doesn't have any smell.

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屁的臭味主要来自含硫的微量分子。

The stinky part of the fart is the tiny molecules with sulfur in them.

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这些分子还不到排出气体总量的百分之一。

They make up less than 1% of the gas that escapes our bodies.

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每个人都会放屁。

Everyone farts.

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动物也是。

Animals too.

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它们可能又臭又搞笑,但别忘了,每一阵屁都是由地球上最顽强、最了不起的生物制造出来的。

They might be stinky and sound funny, but remember that every fart is being made by some of the toughest, most amazing organisms on the planet.

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你有没有在苹果里穿过虫子挖的隧道?

Have you ever trekked through worm tunnels inside an apple?

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你有没有滑过蜗牛留下的黏液?

Have you ever slid across snail slime?

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你有没有被鬼蘑菇吓到过?

Have you ever been spooked by a ghost mushroom?

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都没有?

No?

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那你还等什么?

Well, what are you waiting for?

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来和我、科斯塔,还有我的朋友扎维尔和米莉一起,开启一场有趣的冒险,探索植物世界的奥秘吧。

Join me, Costa, and my friends, Xavier and Millie on a super fun adventure discovering the secrets of the plant world.

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我们会一起变成小小探险家,在一片巨大的花园里探索。

Together, we'll become tiny explorers in a giant garden.

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欢迎收听《澳大利亚园艺少儿版》播客的新一季内容。

Tune in to the new season of the Gardening Australia Junior podcast.

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所有集数现在已经上线了。

All episodes are out now.

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你可以在ABC听播客App上找到它们。

Find them on the ABC listen app.

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