So, all the other words in between somewhat get contracted.

所以，在这之间的其他词都有点略读了。

Then you can decide which sections you'll read carefully, which one's your skim and which ones you might even skip entirely.

然后你就可以一部分需要仔细阅读，一部分略读，一部分完全跳过。

The 36th most common words in English, and this is only the second word that doesn’t have a reduction, or isn’t unstressed in some cases.

英语中最常用的第36个单词，这只是第二个不会被略读的词，或在某些情况下不重读。

And I would say " saw" , even though it's not reduced or anything like that, it is lower in pitch compared to the other stressed syllables.

我会读成 saw，尽管它没有被略读，但它的音高比其他重读音节要低。

The reason Americans reduce helping verbs is because they are function words.

美国人略读助动词的原因是助动词是虚词。

Finally, when you're reading books that don't require you to comprehend every word, you can speed things up with the pseudo-skimming technique.

最后，当你阅读不需要理解每个单词的书籍时，你可以使用伪略读技巧来加快阅读度。

As you said, " vegetable" becomes veg-ta-ble and " difference" becomes di-ff(e-)ren(t)s.

就像你说的，vegetable变成了veg-ta-ble（略读ge），difference变成了di-ff(e-)ren(t)s。

First, by using systematic skimming—having a look at the title, back cover, contents, and preface.

首先，通过系统性地略读（这本书）了解它——查、封底、目录和序言。

(They can also be distracted by TikTok or " Candy Crush" at any moment.) What to read, what to skim and what to ignore are decisions that nearly everyone has to make dozens, or even hundreds, of times a day.

(他们也可能随时被TikTok或糖果消消乐分散注意力。)读什么、略读什么、忽略什么，几乎每个人每天都要做出几十次甚至数百次这些。

'Must not' is one that you should focus on, although it's written as 'mustn't', 'mustn't', we don't include that 't' at the end of 'must', we say, 'mustn't', 'mustn't', so ignore the 't' in 'must'.

你们应该注意“must not”，尽管它被写作“mustn't”，“mustn't”，但是我们不会读“must”最后的“t”，我们说的是“mustn't”，“mustn't”，所以要略读“must”中的“t”。

Many of the most common words in English are words that are unstressed or reduced.

英语中最常用的单词大多数是轻读或略读的词。

It might not be helpful to pit skimming and close reading against each other, but rather to understand that both are important to learn and consume content, especially in the digital age.

将略读和精读对立起来可能并没有帮助，而是要理解两者对于学习和消费内容来说都很重要，尤其是在数字时代。

Reading backward sentence by sentence can help us see our words with new eyes, rather than skimming and sliding past errors because the piece is so familiar.

逐句倒读可以帮助我们用新的眼光来待我们的文字，而不是因为文章太熟悉而略读和忽略错误。

Finally, I just tried to skim the text but ultimately, I just asked a very nice human to summarize it for me.

没办法，我只能试着略读下课文，但最后还是，请了一个很好的同学帮我总结一下。

You need to listen to different accents, you need to study the way that native speakers link words together and they reduce sounds.

你们需要听不同的口音，你们需要学习母语者连读单词和略读的方式。

Right? Because the consonants, especially consonants of words that need to be reduced should be super soft, almost like you're mumbling them.

对吧？因为辅音，尤其是需要略读的单词的辅音应该非常柔和，就像你在喃喃自语一样。

I think nonfiction, it's better to read on Kindle because then you can highlight stuff, you can skim a lot easier.

我认为非小说类书籍，在 Kindle 上阅读更好，因为这样你可以突出显示内容，你可以更容易地略读。

By skimming the pages, you're creating a framework, you're getting a loose understanding of the information you're about to learn.

通过略读，你可以建立一个框架，对将要学习的信息有一个粗略的了解。

But by paying carefully attention and gauging each one, you'll be able to make smart decisions about what to read, skim, or skip.

但是，通过仔细地关注和衡量每一种阅读任务，你将能够做出明智的，去精读、略读什么或跳过些内容。

I'm gonna make a note of that on my paper and then kind of skim the rest of the response.

我会在我的纸上记下这些，然后略读一下剩下的回答。