I think you’d better tell me later when we’re alone—ears are flapping here.
我觉得你最好过会儿等我们单独
一起的时候再告诉我─这里有人偷听。
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The reason is that, whereas it is possible to simulate realistically the forces which make virtual skin and fabric hang, bend, flap and stretch, recreating the subtle ways they reflect light has so far proved extremely tricky.
原因在于尽管计算机能够真实地模拟使虚拟皮肤及面料产生悬
、
、飘动和拉伸的外力,但迄今
止想
找到构建反射光的精妙方法仍是

难的事情。
So it's more of a similarity to American English than it is to British English because Australians tend to flap their T's and their D's so in words like water they'd say 'wader' instead of " butter" they say 'budder'.
因此,与英国口音相比,澳洲口音更像是美国口音,澳大利亚人习惯把“T”发音成“D”。例如说“water” 会讲成“wader”,“butter”讲成“budder”。