Humans are biological wired to seek out novelty.

类天生喜欢寻求新奇感。

I'd love a newfangled toilet like this one.

我喜欢像这样新奇的厕所。

Although perhaps best known for his portraits of famous people, Peel liked novelty.

尽管皮尔最著名的作品可能是名肖像，但他喜欢新奇。

I quite liked it's stupid novelty until you told me the price.

我很喜欢这种愚蠢的新奇感，直到你告诉我价格。

Our brains love novelty, but the question is who's gonna be impressed by it?

我们的大脑喜欢新奇事，但问题是谁会对此印象深刻？

Oh yes, I love going to new and interesting places.

喜欢，我喜欢去新奇的地。

We like to grow a little bit of the odd and unusual.

我们喜欢种植有点新奇和不寻常的地。

Humans like novelty, particularly, it seems, when it comes to attraction.

类喜欢新奇，尤其是在力面。

It's not just the sale, the sales grow like about 22 percent overall in average, but the experience with the customers is different - they don't expect it and they really like it.

“不仅销售总额实现增长（平均增长约22％），而且顾客的体验是与众不同的 - 他们喜欢这种新奇的操作。

People like strange events and queer happenings, and the Swan Boat, with Louis out front leading the way, suddenly became the most popular attraction in Boston.

都喜欢新奇的事件和古怪的事情，因此，有路易斯在前面开道的天鹅游艇，一下子变成了波士顿最时髦最的东西。

Hundreds of studies show that infants prefer novelty.

数百项研究表明，婴儿更喜欢新奇的事。

I like to try new and unusual foods because it can be exciting to learn something new.

我喜欢尝试新奇的食，因为学习新事可以很刺激。

People who like to try new or unusual things can be described as adventurous.

喜欢尝试新奇或不寻常事的可以被描述为爱冒险。

But I like this whole idea of mining novelty.

- 但我喜欢挖掘新奇的整个法。

That's correct, and I love talking about weird, new, extremely unlikely popular books.

没错，我特别喜欢讨论那些新奇、怪异、极不可能成为畅销书的书籍。

That's why LingQ enables this variety, this switching to different types of activities to keep things fresh and the brain likes variety, the brain likes novelty.

这就是为什么LingQ能够实现这种多样性，通过切换到不同类型的活动来保持新鲜感，因为大脑喜欢多样性，喜欢新奇的事。

She's honest. The doughnut idea I loved.

她很直爽 我喜欢她新奇的法。

And I know that designers love variety and novelty.

我知道设计师喜欢多样性和新奇感。

" Excellent surfer, Totally cool, Helpful, Adventurous, and New, " he read.

他读道：“出色的冲浪者、非常酷、乐于助、喜欢冒险并且很新奇。”

They find that opera-goers liked novelty but that they reacted differently depending on its extent: season-ticket holders, who were more familiar with the classics, were less tolerant of radical changes whereas single-ticket visitors were keener on them.

他们发现，歌剧观众喜欢新奇的演绎，但他们的反应根据程度的不同而不同：买季票的观众更熟悉经典，不太能容忍程度大的改变，而单票观众对改变更感兴趣。