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发布于 2026-06-06 · 时长 5:31

字幕摘录

时间	英文	中文
0:00	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
0:06	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
0:16	That secret?	那个秘密?
0:17	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
0:19	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
0:22	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
0:29	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
0:35	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
0:45	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
0:50	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息

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序号	英文	中文
1	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
2	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
3	That secret?	那个秘密?
4	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
5	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
6	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
7	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
8	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
9	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
10	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息
11	You don't need to learn every single one.	你不需要学习每一个。
12	Even native speakers don't know them all.	连讲母语的人都不认识
13	The secret is focusing on the most useful ones, and this is important, understanding	秘密集中在最有用的, 这很重要,理解
14	how they work.	他们是如何工作的。
15	Do you know how phrasal verbs work?	你知道动词是怎样运作的吗?
16	If you see run into, you might know it means to meet by chance, but do you know how to	如果你遇到,你也许知道 碰巧遇到,但你知道如何
17	actually use it in a grammatically correct way?	以语法上正确的方式使用?
18	Today, I'm going to quickly explain phrasal verbs.	今天,我要迅速解释词性动词.
19	Step one is the form.	第一步是形式。
20	Phrasal verbs are just a normal verb plus a little word called a particle or preposition.	phrasal动词只是普通动词外加一个小词,称为粒子或预置.
21	That particle changes the meaning.	粒子会改变意义
22	For example, run into.	比如说,碰到了。
23	Run into means to meet or encounter by chance.	偶然遇到或碰面
24	Now, the verb changes depending on who is doing the action and when, meaning the verb	现在,动词的变化取决于谁在做动作和何时,意思是动词
25	gets conjugated.	被骗了
26	So if this happened in the past, I would say ran into.	所以,如果这在过去发生, 我会说,碰上。
27	If it's in the future, I would say will run into.	如果它在未来,我会说,会碰到。
28	But the into part doesn't change, just the verb.	但进化部分没有变化,只是动词.
29	Step two, some examples.	第二步,一些例子。
30	So how do we use this in real life?	那么,我们如何在现实生活中使用这个?
31	In the past, I can say something like I ran into my neighbor at the store.	过去,我可以说一些事情,就像我在商店碰到邻居一样.
32	Now, this doesn't mean I ran into my neighbor at the store.	这并不意味着我在店里碰到邻居
33	This means I was at the store and I saw my neighbor, and my neighbor saw me, and oh,	这意味着我当时在商店里 看到邻居,邻居看到我,哦,
34	hi neighbor.	邻居
35	Like that.	像这样
36	It means to meet just by chance.	意思是碰巧见面
37	Another example.	另一个例子。
38	She ran into some problems at work.	她在工作中遇到了一些问题。
39	You don't have to just run into people.	你不必碰上别人
40	You can also run into things like problems, like problems at work.	你也可以遇到问题,比如工作中的问题。
41	Step three is to take phrasal verbs and connect them to your life.	第三步是取词动词,与你的生活联系起来.
42	When you learn a phrasal verb, don't just memorize the definition.	学习词性动词时,不要只记住定义.
43	Learn a couple of real life sentences so you can copy the rhythm and use it naturally.	学习几句真实的人生句子,这样就可以复制节奏,自然使用.
44	And the more you connect it to your life, the better you will remember it.	你越是把它和你的人生联系起来, 你就越会记住它。
45	Now, why does it matter to learn phrasal verbs?	现在,学词性动词有什么关系呢?
46	Well, think about it this way.	那么,这样想吧。
47	Your textbook might say, I encountered my friend yesterday.	你的教科书可能说, 我昨天遇到了我的朋友。
48	This is correct, and I understand it, but that's not how a native speaker would say it.	这是正确的,我理解它, 但这不是一个母语会怎么说。
49	It's more natural to say, I ran into my friend yesterday.	更自然的是,我昨天碰到我朋友
50	So you don't have to learn phrasal verbs, but if your goal is to speak English better,	所以,你不必学习 词性动词, 但如果你的目标是 要说更好的英语,
51	then it is so useful to learn phrasal verbs.	因此,学习词性动词很有用。
52	Phrasal verbs are everywhere in daily English.	哲学动词在日常英语中无处不在.
53	So when you master even a few, you understand more and your English instantly sounds more	所以,当你精通几门, 你更了解, 你的英语立刻听起来更多
54	fluent and confident.	流畅自信.
55	That's actually why my first mini course focuses on the 10 most useful phrasal verbs for daily	因此我的第一个迷你课程 专注于每天最有用的十种词组
56	routines.	常规。
57	Not 500, not a thousand, just the ones you'll actually hear and use.	不是500,不是1000, 只是那些你会听到和使用。
58	Don't be afraid to learn phrasal verbs.	不畏修习语法.
59	There are many, and they can be very confusing, but they add so much natural flavor to your	有很多,他们可能很困惑, 但他们增加了这么多自然的风味
60	English.	英语。
61	English isn't just about knowing words.	英文不只是说懂字
62	It's about knowing how people really use them.	这是关于了解人们如何真正使用它们。
63	So phrasal verbs are one of the biggest secrets behind everyday natural English.	因此词性动词是日常自然英语背后最大的秘密之一.
64	What's a phrasal verb you heard recently?	你最近听到的动词是什么?
65	Let me know in the comments.	在评论中告诉我。
66	Thanks for listening, my friends.	谢谢你的聆听,我的朋友。
67	Until next time, bye!	下次见,再见!

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发布于 2026-06-06 · 时长 5:31

字幕摘录

时间	英文	中文
0:00	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
0:06	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
0:16	That secret?	那个秘密?
0:17	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
0:19	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
0:22	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
0:29	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
0:35	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
0:45	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
0:50	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息

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序号	英文	中文
1	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
2	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
3	That secret?	那个秘密?
4	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
5	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
6	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
7	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
8	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
9	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
10	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息
11	You don't need to learn every single one.	你不需要学习每一个。
12	Even native speakers don't know them all.	连讲母语的人都不认识
13	The secret is focusing on the most useful ones, and this is important, understanding	秘密集中在最有用的, 这很重要,理解
14	how they work.	他们是如何工作的。
15	Do you know how phrasal verbs work?	你知道动词是怎样运作的吗?
16	If you see run into, you might know it means to meet by chance, but do you know how to	如果你遇到,你也许知道 碰巧遇到,但你知道如何
17	actually use it in a grammatically correct way?	以语法上正确的方式使用?
18	Today, I'm going to quickly explain phrasal verbs.	今天,我要迅速解释词性动词.
19	Step one is the form.	第一步是形式。
20	Phrasal verbs are just a normal verb plus a little word called a particle or preposition.	phrasal动词只是普通动词外加一个小词,称为粒子或预置.
21	That particle changes the meaning.	粒子会改变意义
22	For example, run into.	比如说,碰到了。
23	Run into means to meet or encounter by chance.	偶然遇到或碰面
24	Now, the verb changes depending on who is doing the action and when, meaning the verb	现在,动词的变化取决于谁在做动作和何时,意思是动词
25	gets conjugated.	被骗了
26	So if this happened in the past, I would say ran into.	所以,如果这在过去发生, 我会说,碰上。
27	If it's in the future, I would say will run into.	如果它在未来,我会说,会碰到。
28	But the into part doesn't change, just the verb.	但进化部分没有变化,只是动词.
29	Step two, some examples.	第二步,一些例子。
30	So how do we use this in real life?	那么,我们如何在现实生活中使用这个?
31	In the past, I can say something like I ran into my neighbor at the store.	过去,我可以说一些事情,就像我在商店碰到邻居一样.
32	Now, this doesn't mean I ran into my neighbor at the store.	这并不意味着我在店里碰到邻居
33	This means I was at the store and I saw my neighbor, and my neighbor saw me, and oh,	这意味着我当时在商店里 看到邻居,邻居看到我,哦,
34	hi neighbor.	邻居
35	Like that.	像这样
36	It means to meet just by chance.	意思是碰巧见面
37	Another example.	另一个例子。
38	She ran into some problems at work.	她在工作中遇到了一些问题。
39	You don't have to just run into people.	你不必碰上别人
40	You can also run into things like problems, like problems at work.	你也可以遇到问题,比如工作中的问题。
41	Step three is to take phrasal verbs and connect them to your life.	第三步是取词动词,与你的生活联系起来.
42	When you learn a phrasal verb, don't just memorize the definition.	学习词性动词时,不要只记住定义.
43	Learn a couple of real life sentences so you can copy the rhythm and use it naturally.	学习几句真实的人生句子,这样就可以复制节奏,自然使用.
44	And the more you connect it to your life, the better you will remember it.	你越是把它和你的人生联系起来, 你就越会记住它。
45	Now, why does it matter to learn phrasal verbs?	现在,学词性动词有什么关系呢?
46	Well, think about it this way.	那么,这样想吧。
47	Your textbook might say, I encountered my friend yesterday.	你的教科书可能说, 我昨天遇到了我的朋友。
48	This is correct, and I understand it, but that's not how a native speaker would say it.	这是正确的,我理解它, 但这不是一个母语会怎么说。
49	It's more natural to say, I ran into my friend yesterday.	更自然的是,我昨天碰到我朋友
50	So you don't have to learn phrasal verbs, but if your goal is to speak English better,	所以,你不必学习 词性动词, 但如果你的目标是 要说更好的英语,
51	then it is so useful to learn phrasal verbs.	因此,学习词性动词很有用。
52	Phrasal verbs are everywhere in daily English.	哲学动词在日常英语中无处不在.
53	So when you master even a few, you understand more and your English instantly sounds more	所以,当你精通几门, 你更了解, 你的英语立刻听起来更多
54	fluent and confident.	流畅自信.
55	That's actually why my first mini course focuses on the 10 most useful phrasal verbs for daily	因此我的第一个迷你课程 专注于每天最有用的十种词组
56	routines.	常规。
57	Not 500, not a thousand, just the ones you'll actually hear and use.	不是500,不是1000, 只是那些你会听到和使用。
58	Don't be afraid to learn phrasal verbs.	不畏修习语法.
59	There are many, and they can be very confusing, but they add so much natural flavor to your	有很多,他们可能很困惑, 但他们增加了这么多自然的风味
60	English.	英语。
61	English isn't just about knowing words.	英文不只是说懂字
62	It's about knowing how people really use them.	这是关于了解人们如何真正使用它们。
63	So phrasal verbs are one of the biggest secrets behind everyday natural English.	因此词性动词是日常自然英语背后最大的秘密之一.
64	What's a phrasal verb you heard recently?	你最近听到的动词是什么?
65	Let me know in the comments.	在评论中告诉我。
66	Thanks for listening, my friends.	谢谢你的聆听,我的朋友。
67	Until next time, bye!	下次见,再见!

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P3 · 【拒绝死背】No.06｜用超级慢速原声输入：不背枯燥教条，实现更快理解 p03 无字幕版 (P3)

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发布于 2026-06-06 · 时长 5:31

字幕摘录

时间	英文	中文
0:00	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
0:06	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
0:16	That secret?	那个秘密?
0:17	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
0:19	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
0:22	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
0:29	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
0:35	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
0:45	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
0:50	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息

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序号	英文	中文
1	There's a secret behind everyday English that most learners miss.	日常英语背后有一个大部分学习者都怀念的秘密.
2	Native speakers use it all the time, but learners often avoid it because it seems too difficult.	讲土著话的人经常使用它,但学习者经常避免它,因为似乎太难了.
3	That secret?	那个秘密?
4	Phrasal verbs.	哲学动词.
5	I understand the struggle.	我了解这场斗争
6	You've studied English for years, but when you hear native speakers say things like pick	你学英语很多年了,但当你听到讲母语的人 说一些像选
7	up, put off, run into, break down, it feels confusing.	上,下,冲,下,感觉混乱。
8	The problem is phrasal verbs don't usually translate directly, and some, many, have multiple	问题在于词性动词通常不直接翻译,有些人,许多人,有多种
9	meanings or mean something different depending on the context.	意思或意思不同,取决于上下文。
10	But here's the good news.	但这是好消息
11	You don't need to learn every single one.	你不需要学习每一个。
12	Even native speakers don't know them all.	连讲母语的人都不认识
13	The secret is focusing on the most useful ones, and this is important, understanding	秘密集中在最有用的, 这很重要,理解
14	how they work.	他们是如何工作的。
15	Do you know how phrasal verbs work?	你知道动词是怎样运作的吗?
16	If you see run into, you might know it means to meet by chance, but do you know how to	如果你遇到,你也许知道 碰巧遇到,但你知道如何
17	actually use it in a grammatically correct way?	以语法上正确的方式使用?
18	Today, I'm going to quickly explain phrasal verbs.	今天,我要迅速解释词性动词.
19	Step one is the form.	第一步是形式。
20	Phrasal verbs are just a normal verb plus a little word called a particle or preposition.	phrasal动词只是普通动词外加一个小词,称为粒子或预置.
21	That particle changes the meaning.	粒子会改变意义
22	For example, run into.	比如说,碰到了。
23	Run into means to meet or encounter by chance.	偶然遇到或碰面
24	Now, the verb changes depending on who is doing the action and when, meaning the verb	现在,动词的变化取决于谁在做动作和何时,意思是动词
25	gets conjugated.	被骗了
26	So if this happened in the past, I would say ran into.	所以,如果这在过去发生, 我会说,碰上。
27	If it's in the future, I would say will run into.	如果它在未来,我会说,会碰到。
28	But the into part doesn't change, just the verb.	但进化部分没有变化,只是动词.
29	Step two, some examples.	第二步,一些例子。
30	So how do we use this in real life?	那么,我们如何在现实生活中使用这个?
31	In the past, I can say something like, I ran into my neighbor at the store.	过去,我可以说,我在店里碰到邻居
32	Now, this doesn't mean I ran into my neighbor at the store.	这并不意味着我在店里碰到邻居
33	This means I was at the store and I saw my neighbor and my neighbor saw me and, oh, hi	这说明我在店里看到邻居和邻居看到我,哦,嗨
34	neighbor.	邻居
35	Like that.	像这样
36	It means to meet just by chance.	意思是碰巧见面
37	Another example, she ran into some problems at work.	另一个例子是,她在工作中遇到了一些问题。
38	You don't have to just run into people.	你不必碰上别人
39	You can also run into things like problems, like problems at work.	你也可以遇到问题,比如工作中的问题。
40	Step three is to take phrasal verbs and connect them to your life.	第三步是取词动词,与你的生活联系起来.
41	When you learn a phrasal verb, don't just memorize the definition.	学习词性动词时,不要只记住定义.
42	Learn a couple of real life sentences so you can copy the rhythm and use it naturally.	学习几句真实的人生句子,这样就可以复制节奏,自然使用.
43	And the more you connect it to your life, the better you will remember it.	你越是把它和你的人生联系起来, 你就越会记住它。
44	Now, why does it matter to learn phrasal verbs?	现在,学词性动词有什么关系呢?
45	Well, think about it this way.	那么,这样想吧。
46	Your textbook might say, I encountered my friend yesterday.	你的教科书可能说, 我昨天遇到了我的朋友。
47	This is correct and I understand it, but that's not how a native speaker would say it.	这是正确的,我理解它, 但这不是一个母语会怎么说。
48	It's more natural to say, I ran into my friend yesterday.	更自然的是,我昨天碰到我朋友
49	So you don't have to learn phrasal verbs, but if your goal is to speak English better,	所以,你不必学习 词性动词, 但如果你的目标是 要说更好的英语,
50	then it is so useful to learn phrasal verbs.	因此,学习词性动词很有用。
51	Phrasal verbs are everywhere in daily English.	哲学动词在日常英语中无处不在.
52	So when you master even a few, you understand more and your English instantly	所以,当你学会了几门, 你更懂,你的英语立刻
53	sounds more fluent and confident.	听起来更流利更自信
54	That's actually why my first mini course focuses on the 10 most useful phrasal verbs	这也是为什么我的第一个迷你课程 专注于十种最有用的语言动词
55	for daily routines.	用于日常活动。
56	Not 500, not a thousand, just the ones you'll actually hear and use.	不是500,不是1000, 只是那些你会听到和使用。
57	Don't be afraid to learn phrasal verbs.	不畏修习语法.
58	There are many and they can be very confusing, but they add so much natural flavor to your	有很多,它们可能非常混乱, 但他们增加了这么多天然的风味
59	English.	英语。
60	English isn't just about knowing words.	英文不只是说懂字
61	It's about knowing how people really use them.	这是关于了解人们如何真正使用它们。
62	So phrasal verbs are one of the biggest secrets behind everyday natural English.	因此词性动词是日常自然英语背后最大的秘密之一.
63	What's a phrasal verb you heard recently?	你最近听到的动词是什么?
64	Let me know in the comments.	在评论中告诉我。
65	Thanks for listening, my friends.	谢谢你的聆听,我的朋友。
66	Until next time, bye!	下次见,再见!

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