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When you have a cold or flu, the doctor (or Dr. Mom) may tell you to drink lots of fluids. But did they ever explain why you need to guzzle all that water and juice? The extra fluid helps prevent dehydration, which can make you feel even worse, and m

发表于:2018-12-01 / 阅读(343) / 评论(0) 分类 2018年NPR美国国家公共电台8月

They haven't changed because their environment has stayed the same. The water they live in bubbles up from deep in the earth, and so it's always the same temperature. But just meters away the environm

发表于:2018-12-07 / 阅读(171) / 评论(0) 分类 生命物语

She'll crawl 150 kilometers before she's two. From then on, she'll learn a new word every two hours for the next 10 years. By the time she's ten, her heart would have beaten 368 million times. She'll

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I can see the muscles that make up my face, my skull, and my own brain. So, now I can take you on that journey into my ear in a way that’s never been possible before. This time we can fly straight t

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There is one thing that everyone on earth has in common. We all live, eat and breathe within the human body. For two years I’ve been exploring this unique dwelling place. I want to show you what I'v

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It's an amazing list. In fact, no life is an ordinary story. We'll each in our time do an incredible amount. And the driving force behind everything we do is the most complicated organ in our bodies a

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...is actually the result of immeasurable activity inside our bodies. We are performing literally thousands of different tasks every second of every day. Simply being is part of an intricately complic

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They are heart cells, and several million of them working at once is a heartbeat. In this case, it's your head that rules your heart as it's your brain that decides what rate your heart should be beat

发表于:2018-12-07 / 阅读(161) / 评论(0) 分类 生命物语

Everything that's alive and quite a few things that aren't, gives off heat. That's what you are looking at now. Every part of your body is burning up energy and creating heat as it goes about the busi

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Why Do You Become Dehydrated When Sick? When you have a cold or flu, the doctor (or Dr. Mom) may tell you to drink lots of fluids. But did they ever explain why you need to guzzle all that water and juice? The extra fluid helps prevent dehydration, w

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A Cool Sunburn A listener from Ontario, California wrote to A Moment of Science with a question her sons had asked her. The boys wondered why is it that when you get sunburned you often feel chilled. It really does seem like a contradiction: youve be

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And I like this 'coz everybody see that a human being can manage an illness like my illness. And everybody can see in this film there is a way to make known the best from your end of your life. So thi

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(Come on, let's talk about sex, baby, let's talk about you and me, let's talk about...) When it comes to growing up, 12-year-old Beatrice will ride the roller coaster of puberty . (let's talk about se

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But if I were to tell you just the science of these changes I would be missing the most important thing of all. Let me show you what I mean. This is the amount of tears that an average person cries du

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It is incredible, and it is incredibly hard to believe too, because although we've changed so much, we don't actually see any of those changes happening. Generation after generation, we just look the

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Millions of years ago, the embryo of a distant ancestor of ours would have shared with us many of these features. As well as giving rise to us, it gave rise to all sorts of other creatures. And in tho

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Voice 1 Hello. Im Ruby Jones. Voice 2 And Im Rachel Hobson. Welcome to Spotlight. This programme uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand, no matter where in the world they live. Voice 1 The sun beats down

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Voice 1 Welcome to Spotlight. Im Joshua Leo. Voice 2 And Im Liz Waid. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand - no matter where in the world they live. Voice 1 Imagine this situation. You are ret

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Voice 1 Thank you for joining us for Spotlight. Im Ruby Jones. Voice 2 And Im Joshua Leo. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand no matter where in the world they live. Voice 1 Lucy Parry was ge

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Voice 1 Hello. Im Ruby Jones. Voice 2 And Im Rachel Hobson. Welcome to Spotlight. This programme uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand, no matter where in the world they live. Voice 1 The sun beats down

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学英语单词
1-iododecane
absorption discontinuity
additional resistance due to grade
amynthas cruxus
antimalarial drugs
barygyroscope
beach mat
bedrolls
belloso
Bengamisa
bizoch
blunt arch
body-icing
Bourbolite
calibration resistor
calloso-marginal fissure
camerike
chamber music
chowhound
Chuanhua-018
cleonaria taiwana
climb on
coconut tree
Coulomb energy
dark ground method of observation
devolatilising
distance visions
event of low probability
exhaust-steam
femel system
filho
fireband
fungilliform
Georgetowners
glagolithic ritual (slavonia)
godown man
government by the people
hateley
Hoohoo
information system access line
injection quantity
iso-homo-cholane
KACA
Karl Waldemar Ziegler
kethubah
kittle-cattle
laminoid
last-known
linearity property of fourier transform
metallic oxide electrode
mid girth
myologically
naxo
nectar scale
network of neurons
opening snaps
otoliths (or auditory ossicles)
palatine aponeurosis
personal - use package
pictorializes
pietrasanta
Pilea approximata
pointier
Pongsan-gun
portable tea plant pruning machine
pozsgay
primordial lepidomorium
progressive lingual hemiatrophy
provision of law
public landing right
purgatoire
qgoes
redeliverance
regulating pilot
reserve for exchange loss
rice-grain valve
ROIC
root-opening
rotary dumper
run coal
Saarlander
score store
second-order efficiency
secret ballots
self-aid
semi-plant
signal processor and displays equipment
skin cancers
squalidnesses
suberification
subterranean divide
supervisor configuration table
tangential servo system
tetra-atomic
torroxes
totalized indication
undulate
us black
veggos
Veitch chart
vitalian
Wool-hwa-byung