Why would she confine herself to specific, comprehensible claims?

她为什么要把自己局限于具体、可理解主张？

And yes, it has to be comprehensible.

当然这些“输入”必须是可理解内容。

All of those " um" s, they don't affect the intelligibility of the answer; it's still very easy to understand, it doesn't require more effort on the part of the listener, so I think it's still a level four answer.

所有这些“嗯”不会影响回答可理解性；它仍然很容易被理解，不需要听众付出更多努力，所以我认为这仍然是一个 4 分回答。

What I'm trying to demonstrate is the concept of comprehensible input, as did second language acquisition scholar Stephen Krashen did in this lecture of his.

我试图证明是可理解输入概念，正如第二语习得学者·克拉申在他这篇演讲中所做那样。

Broca's area is partly responsible for the ability to produce and process language, and Broca's aphasia often leaves its sufferers with some ability to understand speech, but an inability to produce intelligible words.

布罗卡区部分责产生和处理语力，布罗卡失语症患者通常有一些理解语力，但无法说出可理解单词。

From body language you can understand a lot of communication, therefore, you're understanding, you're acquiring through comprehensible input.

你可以从肢体语当中了解很多对话，所以，你理解，你用可理解式输入方式学习。

So you have a comprehensible input environment that's safe.

所以你就有个可理解式输入环境，是安全。

On the other hand, what's necessary for acquisition is sufficient comprehensible input.

另一方面，习得所需要是足够可理解输入。

We've tried everything else, we've tried grammar teaching, drills and exercises, computers, but the only thing that seems to count is getting messages you understand, comprehensible input.

我们试过了所有其他方法，我们试过了语法教学，练习和练习，还有电脑，但唯一有意义是获得你理解信息，可理解输入。

In a previous episode of the podcast How to Learn a Language, I explained Stephen Krashen's theory of comprehensible input.

在播客《如何学习语》前一集中，我讲解了·克拉申可理解输入理论。

The reason we want to stay in the target language is to get as much comprehensible input as possible.

我们希望保持使用目标语原因是尽可多地获得可理解输入。

Later, models became more dynamic, more adaptable, and more understandable in tone.

后来，模型动态性、适应性以及语调上可理解性都有所增强。

It is, on one level, a completely understandable fascination, both at the time and now.

在某种层面上，这种着迷是完全可理解，无论是当时还是现在。

You start to convert numbers into something that's human interpretable.

你开始将数字转换成人类可理解东西。

Because it reduces humans to an understandable, predictable state.

因为它将人类简化为一个可理解、可预测状态。

Like Homer's Freeco, that call is universally comprehensible and relatable.

就像荷马Freeco一样，这种呼喊是普遍可理解，也让人感同身受。

And there are understandable reasons for that, from the unpopular decision overturning Roe v. Wade to the fact that one-third of the court was appointed, sometimes under dubious circumstances, by a man who never won the popular vote.

这种情况有其可理解缘由，从推翻罗诉韦德案这一不受欢迎裁决， 到法院三分之一大法官是由一位从未赢得普选总统任命，且有时是在可疑情况下任命。

Earth species project and other groups are out there right now trying to train computers to comb through immense data sets of animal sounds, turn them into math that computers can understand and look for patterns.

地球物种项目及其他组织目前正致力于训练计算机处理庞大动物声音数据集，将其转化为计算机可理解数学形式， 并寻找其中规律。

The CS1 compiler the software that turns programs written by human beings into binary code which a computer can understand is tuned to keep the flow of data from quarter core as efficient as possible.

CS1编译器，这款将人类编写程序转化为计算机可理解二进制代码软件，经过调整以尽可高效地保持来自四分之一核心数据流。

If you are listening to this on The Economist's audio edition, a reader who has also never met the author has turned a copy of those squiggles into intelligible sound waves for you.

如果您正在《经济学人》音频版上收听此内容，那么一位也从未见过作者读者已经为您将这些曲线副本变成了可理解声波。