There's someone who's grown into an attentive, self-aware listener and a reliable, honest correspondent of the tremors of their own mind and heart and who can thereby give us faithful accounts, the pathos, drama and strangeness of being alive.

而是一个成长为细心的，有自我意识的听者和一个忠于自己想法和内心的可靠，诚实的叙事者能给予我们活着的悲哀感，戏剧感和陌生感。

The neutral sentence is personal, because it uses " you" to refer to the listener.

中性句子是带人称的，因为它使用“你”来指代听者。

Podcast listeners spend nearly twice as much time on the platform than just music listeners.

播客收听者在该平台上花费的乎是音乐收听者的两倍。

But do you know what it's called Rob? Is it: a) Lilliput b) Lillypad c) Lillibolero I think I know what it's called – but I don't know why! And I'll leave it to you, listeners, to make your own guesses.

但是你知道歌名吗？a) Lilliput b) Lillypad c) Lillibolero我觉得我应该知道歌名，但是不知道为什么叫这个！我把这个问题留给收听者，你们猜猜吧。

" Tell" is almost always followed by a word identifying the listener.

" Tell" 一词后面总是紧跟着说话的对象（听者）。

So at the very end of this sentence, " because I needed to catch a flight" , " catch a flight" , we're going down at the end because we want to show that listener that we've finished speaking.

所以在这句话的最后，because I needed to catch a flight，catch a flight，我们在最后是降调，因为我们想向听者展示我们已经说完了。

So, the tension lies between the singer and the receiver.

所以，情感的交互主要来自歌手和听者之。

When you sugarcoat bad news, you make it easier for the other person to hear.

当你掩饰坏消息，听者会更容易接受。

The words speak to the nature of the relationship between the speaker and listener.

这些词可以表明说话人与听者之的本质关系。

It should not tell a non-musical story; the listener will decode it for himself.

它不会是讲述一个无音乐的故事；听者会自我解构。

And does it matter what language the listener speaks?

这和听者说什么语言有关系吗?

Look, we kept the original data. You can still publish the actual results.

听者，我们保存了原始数据。你还是可以发表你的结果。

So WIRE tested a speech translator called KUDO versus human interpreters to see which better transmits all of the necessary elements for people to understand what they are hearing, including emotion, intonation, completeness, spontaneity, and speed.

因此连线杂志决定让语言口译程序KUDO，与人类口译员；来场比拼，看哪一方能更精准传递出所有不可或缺的表达元素，让听者能更清楚了解到的信息，包括情感、语调、完整性、临场反应和度。

But " they're taking our meat" is as evocative a rallying cry as " they're taking our jobs" or " they're taking our guns" — it conveys the same sense of individual freedoms being menaced by external forces, a birthright under attack.

但是，“他们拿走了我们的肉” 与 “他们拿走了我们的工作” 或 “他们拿走了我们的枪” 一样，是一种具有感召力的战斗口号——它和后两者都传达了个人自由正受到外部力量威胁这样一种感觉，听者感到与生俱来的权利受到了攻击。

So words that are more important, that drive the meaning, also called stressed words or operative words, are usually stretched out and are different in pitch so that they are captured by the listener.

因此，那些更重要的、能表达意思的词，也被称为重读词或作用词，它的发音通常被拉长且音调不同，以便听者能捕捉到它们。

So what they did was they had these listeners, while they were listening to songs were a wearable device, sort of like an Apple Watch, or a Fitbit, something that can track your cardiac activity.

他们让听者听歌，同佩戴苹果手表或 Fitbit 等可穿戴设备，以此追踪心脏活动。

In addition, her pronunciation score would be an 8.5 in this case at best maybe an eight, because some of the words that she pronounces are a little bit difficult for the listener to identify.

此外，她的发音得分会是8.5分，最多可能是8分，因为她的一些单词的发音对听者来说有点难识别。

He certainly did add 'spirit' to the meetings, and 'a tone' to the paper, for his orations convulsed his hearers and his contributions were excellent, being patriotic, classical, comical, or dramatic, but never sentimental.

他确实为会议“生色”，为文章“增光”，因为他的讲演使听者震动，而他写的文章优美，具有爱国热忱、古典风格，而且风趣幽默、激动人心，但从不多愁善感。

This book is a little bit like a conversation of two people who aren't that much aware of the fact that someone else is listening to it.

这本书有点像两个人的对话，他们不太在意听者。

In this case, they were looking for an interjection that signals that a listener missed something, and prompts the speaker to repeat or rephrase the original statement.

在这种情况下, 他们正在寻找一个感叹词, 表明听者错过了一些东西, 并提示说话人重复或改述原始语句。