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

快拍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.

可以毫不费力地会拍，我们都用拍来辨析音和单词。

Rhythm is a key factor in communication.

拍是交流关键。

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

因此，事实上他是在踩着拍发表演讲。这是演讲者典型做法。

" What" is going to have the same length.

“what”和“do”拍长度就是一样了。

In many languages, every syllable has the same beat.

在很多语言中，每个音拍都是相同。

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

英语不是这样，英语是一种重音拍语言。

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

我看不到乐队指拍。

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

所以首先要明白是英语是一种重音拍语言。

This means that everything we do is timed by stress.

意思是我们说话时候是以重音为拍。

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

它有其自身韵律和拍, 有其生老病死内在循环过程。

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

我喜欢在自己家里按自己拍工作。

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

对，和拍有关。

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

即使是有“双耳拍”放松音乐也是如此。

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

伴随着沉重拍，演唱者对歌词演绎是说而非唱。

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

将信号（拍器）与奖励（食物）相关联过程如下。

Our feet seem to naturally move with the beat.

我们脚似乎很自然地跟着拍移动。

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

当他妈妈打拍时候，五岁孔要在纸钢琴上练习。

And eventually, the beat fades away. Why?

最终，拍消失了。为什么呢？

I don't like odd time signatures 'cause basically, it's like a hiccup.

我不喜欢基数拍，因为基本上，这就像是打嗝。