And we have the plosive P, it's a puh, puh.

我们有爆破音 P，它是 puh，puh。

In many languages, the P is not plosive, it's buh, buh.

在许多语言，P 不是爆破音，而是 buh，buh。

And the plosives binding and briars.

还有和荆棘。

Plosive sounds are made by suddenly releasing air that has been blocked by various parts of the mouth.

爆破音是把口阻隔的空气突然释放。

So, instead of saying just and having a plosive T at the end, we'll just say just.

因此，“just”并在末尾发出爆破的T音，我们只需“just”。

There's a group of consonants called plosives, and if this sounds a bit like the word 'explosion', well, that's not a bad way of remembering it.

辅音有一组叫做爆破音，这个单词跟'explosion'有点相似，如果能这么记住也不是坏事。

You can really hear the plosives there, plosives of the harsh consonant sounds, the b, the ps, you know.

你真的可以听到那里的爆破音，刺耳的辅音的爆破音，b 音和 p 音。

But in fluent, everyday speech, when one word ends in a plosive sound and the next begins in another consonant sound, we don't always hear the release of the plosive sound.

在日常英语，当一个单词以爆破音结尾，而下一个单词以辅音开头，我们经常听不到爆破音的出现。

We can start at the top with the plosives: those are the sounds that you make by stopping air flow somewhere, and then releasing it suddenly, like a mini explosion.

我们可以从爆破音开始：这些音是由在某个位置停止气流，然后突然释放形成的，就像小爆一样。