A fast tempo gets customers in and out quickly at busy times.

快节拍的音乐会让顾客在餐厅忙时快速用完餐后离开。

Babies pick up rhythms, and we all use it to help identify syllables and words.

婴儿婴儿可以毫不费力地学会节拍，我们都用节拍来辨析音节和单词。

Rhythm is a key factor in communication.

节拍交流的关键。

So he actually speaks on a beat and it...it's a model about this preacher.

因此，事实上他在踩着节拍发表演。演者的典型做法。

" What" is going to have the same length.

“what”和“do”的节拍长度就的了。

In many languages, every syllable has the same beat.

在很多语言中，每个音节的节拍都相同的。

English is not like that, English is a stress-timed language.

英语不的，英语种重音节拍的语言。

I cannot look at the conductor's beat in an orchestra.

我看不到乐队指挥的节拍。

So the first thing to understand is that English is a stress-timed language.

所以首先要明白的英语种重音节拍语言。

This means that everything we do is timed by stress.

意思我们说话的时候以重音为节拍的。

It has its own rhythm and beat, its internal cycles of growth and decay.

它有其自身的韵律和节拍, 有其生老病死的内在循环过程。

I recently enjoy working in my own place and at my own pace.

我喜欢在自己家里按自己的节拍工作。

Yeah, it's to do with the beat, yeah.

对，和节拍有关。

I think that's kind of the beat here, kind of a slow beat.

好像个节拍了 种慢节拍。

And that's true even when the relaxation music has 'binaural beats.'

即使有“双耳节拍”的放松音乐也如此。

In this form, words are spoken, not sung, over a heavy beat.

伴随着沉重的节拍，演唱者对歌词的演绎说而非唱。

Associating a cue (a metronome) with a reward (food) happens as follows.

将信号（节拍器）与奖励（食物）相关联的过程如下。

Our feet seem to naturally move with the beat.

我们的脚似乎很自然地跟着节拍移动。

The 5-year-old Kong would practise on the paper piano as his mother clapped the rhythm.

当他妈妈打节拍的时候，五岁的孔要在纸钢琴上练习。

And eventually, the beat fades away. Why?

最终，节拍消失了。为什么呢？