地球的力量第1季第2集中英臺(tái)詞整理和單詞統(tǒng)計(jì)
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| This is our planet: the Earth. | 這是我們的行星：地球胚股。 |
| It is unique in the solar system, perhaps even in the universe. | 它在太陽系里獨(dú)一無二混稽，也許在整個(gè)宇宙中也是如此。 |
| My name is Iain Steward. | 我名叫：Iain Stewart. |
| And I want to show you how our planet works. | 我將為您展示地球的運(yùn)行原理。 |
| In this series, I am exploring the 4 powerful sources that have worked together to create our world. | 在本系列節(jié)目中，我將探索四種力量。他們共同作用，創(chuàng)造了我們的世界费尽。 |
| Volcanoes. | 火山。 |
| The oceans. | 海洋羊始。 |
| Ice. | 冰旱幼。 |
| But this week, it is the atmosphere. | 本周的話題是：大氣層。 |
| the mostly finely balanced of all the forces. | 它是所用力量中最為平衡的突委。 |
| but the one that have the greatest power over our lives. | 同時(shí)也是對我們的生活最具影響力的柏卤。 |
| It is easy to take the air we breathe for granted. | 我們?nèi)菀装押粑目諝獠划?dāng)一回事冬三， |
| It is invisible. | 它目不可見。 |
| but we depend on it completely. | 可是我們徹底依賴于它缘缚。 |
| The atmosphere creates our climate, | 大氣層引發(fā)了各種氣候勾笆。 |
| and protects us against the cold hostility of space. | 并使人類免受寒冷太空的侵害。 |
| and it provide oxygen to fuel our bodies. | 同時(shí)它的氧氣為身體提供能源桥滨。 |
| But now, our atmosphere is changing. | 可如今窝爪，大氣層正在變化。 |
| with potentially devastating consequences. | 其后果可能無法挽救齐媒。 |
地球的力量單詞統(tǒng)計(jì)
地球的力量高頻單詞統(tǒng)計(jì)
| Our atmosphere is full of contradictions. | 大氣層充滿了矛盾蒲每。 |
| It is immensely powerful, and yet it is incredibly sensitive. | 它的力量龐大無匹，卻又極其敏感喻括。 |
| It is destructive, | 它具有破壞性邀杏， |
| yet at the same time, it protect us. | 可同時(shí)又保護(hù)著人類。 |
| It is essential for all life, and yet it was created by life. | 生命離不開大氣双妨，大氣本身又是生命創(chuàng)造的淮阐。 |
| Without it, the planet will be utterly uninhabitable. | 沒有大氣層，地球完全不能定居刁品。 |
| Earth, the power of the planet. | 地球：行星的力量。 |
| Atmosphere. | EP2：大氣層浩姥。 本片由FHY聽譯挑随。 |
| I've come to South Africa for something very special. | 這是南非，我到這有特殊原因勒叠。 |
| A personal tour of the atmosphere. | 大氣層之私旅兜挨。 |
| The air above us is made up of many layers. | 大氣分為許多層。 |
| And this is my chance to see what they do. | 這是個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)眯分，讓我了解各層的功能拌汇。 |
| I am going to ride on a jet. | 我將搭乘一架噴氣機(jī)。 |
| and not just any jet. | 它非同尋常弊决， |
| It is one of the fastest planes on the planet. | 是地球上最快速的噴氣機(jī)之一噪舀。 |
| It will pull me up and flies high, | 它將帶我直沖云霄，高高翱翔飘诗。 |
| very high. | 非常之高与倡。 |
| This plane is an English electric lightning, a legend from the 1960s, | 這架飛機(jī)是60年代的傳奇，是英國的閃電昆稿。 |
| and South Africa is one of the few places where they are still flying. | 只有幾個(gè)地方它還在飛行纺座，南非是其中之一。 |
| My pilot today is Dave Stock, | 飛行員是Dave溉潭。 |
| you are going to feel like strapped in front of Messiah. | 你一定會(huì)覺得很刺激的净响。 |
| I don't know if I like that, part of me likes it, part of me terries on it. | 我也不大清楚少欺，我有點(diǎn)期待，又有點(diǎn)害怕馋贤。 |
| Look at that. | 看吧赞别。 |
| Lastly a great cold war factis. | 冷戰(zhàn)精品。 |
| If canopy doesn't open, | 如果頂篷不能開啟掸掸， |
| thing of that you really don't want to read it, really? | 這些說明你也不想認(rèn)真看的吧氯庆。 |
| puts on the helmet. | 戴上頭盔。 |
| It feels nice. | 感覺不錯(cuò)扰付。 |
| we humans are perfectly adapted to survive at ground level. | 人類完美適應(yīng)地表生活堤撵。 |
| with an air of all the right conditions for life, | 在地表，空氣的各種情況都符合生命的要求羽莺。 |
| It is the right temperature, right pressure, and it's got the right mixture of gases, | 溫度实昨，壓力都正好。而且各種成分的比例也合適盐固。 |
| Down here as the plane take oxygen in, | 飛機(jī)正在發(fā)動(dòng)荒给， |
| but in about 3 kilometers, | 不過，爬升3公里后刁卜， |
| the air is so thin, that there is not enough oxygen to breathe, | 空氣稀薄志电，氧氣不夠呼吸。 |
| If you don't have this mask, you slip into unconsciousness. | 要是不戴上面罩蛔趴，會(huì)失去知覺挑辆。 |
| about put on. | 這就戴上了。 |
| Seems like I'm going up side down. | 我覺得我頭上腳下孝情。 |
| That's unbelievable. | 難以置信鱼蝉。 |
| It's beautiful down there the clouds are just stunning. | 下面的云層真漂亮，太美妙了箫荡。 |
| the way they wrap their way around table mountain. | 他們圍繞在山頂?shù)钠脚_(tái)魁亦。 |
地球的力量中英對照臺(tái)詞本截圖
地球的力量中英對照臺(tái)詞本截圖
| The atmosphere that surrounds our planet is made up of 4 key layers, | 環(huán)繞地球的大氣分為四層。 |
| each very different. | 各自截然不同羔挡。 |
| Although I am above the clouds, I am still at the very bottom. | 雖然身在云上洁奈，我依舊位于最底層。 |
| in a layer called troposphere. | 即：對流層婉弹。 |
| It is a narrow band, usually little more than 10 kilometers thick, and it is where we all spend most of our lives. | 這一層很薄睬魂，通常比10公里厚不了多少。人類一生大部分時(shí)間都生活在這層中镀赌。 |
| The troposphere is a rich soup of warm moist oxygen rich air. | 對流層包括豐富的暖濕氣體氯哮，氧氣含量高。 |
| It is unstable, chaotic, and unpredictable. | 它并不穩(wěn)定，混亂無序喉钢，無法預(yù)測姆打。 |
| but life depends upon it. | 然而，生命卻依賴它肠虽。 |
| And in just a couple of minutes, I will be leaving it behind. | 幾分鐘之內(nèi)幔戏，我就將離開對流層。 |
| so this is the height that jumbo jets cruise? | 現(xiàn)在就是噴氣機(jī)的巡航高度吧税课。 |
| I am now at 40 thousand feet above the Earth. | 現(xiàn)在我距地面高度為4萬英尺闲延。 |
| that is about 12 km | 約合12公里。 |
| Out there pressure's less than 20% of what it is on the ground. | 外面的氣壓還不到地表的20％韩玩。 |
| and the temperature is about minus 60 degrees centigrade. | 溫度約為零下60度垒玲。 |
| just a bit higher. | 再高一點(diǎn)的話， |
| and that low pressure would mean that my body fluids | 如此的低壓意味著我的體液找颓， |
| would boil, I'd die in seconds. So I'm pretty glad to be in here. | 將會(huì)沸騰合愈，我會(huì)猝死。所以击狮，呆在機(jī)艙內(nèi)佛析，我很高興。 |
| OK so you're ready to supersonic. | OK彪蓬，準(zhǔn)備好超音速?zèng)]有寸莫？ |
| OK here we go. | 好的，走档冬。 |
| We're about to go supersonic. | 我們馬上要超音速飛行储狭。 |
| We are doing Mach 1 and 4g. | 現(xiàn)在是1馬赫，4倍重力捣郊。 |
| That's the G-spot. | 真夠刺激的。 |
| We are approaching 45,000 feet, and we are about to cross an invisible boundary in the atmosphere. | 我們逐漸接近4萬5千英尺高度慈参，馬上就要穿越大氣中一處隱形邊界呛牲。 |
| We are leaving behind the first layer, the troposphere. | 我們就要離開第一層，對流層驮配。 |
| and entering the stratosphere. | 并進(jìn)入同溫層娘扩。 |
| A very different place. | 同溫層非常不同。 |
| Here the air is stable, and exceptionally dry. | 同溫層的氣體穩(wěn)定壮锻，極其干燥琐旁。 |
| so there is virtually no whether. | 實(shí)際上這里沒有任何氣候現(xiàn)象。 |
| The stratosphere is home to the Ozone layer. | 臭氧層就位于同溫層猜绣。 |
| which reduces the amount of lethal solar radiation reaching the Earth. | 臭氧層減少了到達(dá)地面的太陽致命輻射灰殴。 |
| We've reached 50,000 feet, or 15 km. | 現(xiàn)在高度是5萬英尺，即15公里掰邢。 |
| Nearly 90% of the gases that make up the atmosphere are below me. | 大氣層里90％的氣體都在我下方牺陶。 |
| Absolutely nothing above me. Black sky. Black Sky. Well dark blue. | 我的上方干脆就沒有任何東西伟阔。天空是黑色的，黑色的掰伸。好吧皱炉，是深蘭色。 |
| This is the highest I've been. | 這是我到過的最高的地方狮鸭。 |
| But the atmosphere stretches on high above me. | 不過合搅，大氣層向著比我還高的地方延伸。 |
| It gradually fades away into space, which is another 85 km above my head. | 它逐漸減弱歧蕉，消失在太空灾部。從這里算起還有85公里。 |
| This is as high as this plane can take me. | 這已經(jīng)是這架噴氣機(jī)能夠到達(dá)的最高高度廊谓。 |
| The return to Earth is even quicker than the journey up. | 重返地球的旅程比上天還快梳猪。 |
| Although my return to reality takes a little longer. | 當(dāng)然，重回現(xiàn)實(shí)花了我更多時(shí)間蒸痹。 |
| Terra Firma. | 堅(jiān)實(shí)大地啊春弥。 |
| Fantastic. | 真棒。 |
| It looks different from here. | 這里望向天空叠荠，完全不同啊匿沛。 |
| But almost 50 years ago, one man went much, much higher than me. | 幾乎50年前，有個(gè)人上得比我高得多榛鼎。 |
| And he experienced the atmosphere in a completely different way. | 他以完全不同的方式體驗(yàn)大氣層逃呼。 |
| On Aug. 16th, 1960, long before man had set foot on the moon, | 1960年8月16日，在人類踏足月球很久之前者娱， |
| Military pilot, Joe Kittinger, took a solo journey to the edge of space. | 部隊(duì)飛行員Joe Kittinger獨(dú)自一人抡笼，前往太空邊緣。 |
| Not in a rocket, | 不用火箭黄鳍， |
| but in a giant helium balloon. | 而是乘坐一個(gè)巨大的氫氣球推姻。 |
| he reached 31 kilometer, | 他到達(dá)31公里處， |
| high into the stratosphere, | 同溫層高處框沟， |
| That is twice the height that I've reached, | 他的高度是我到達(dá)高度的2倍藏古， |
| Then, Kittinger did something astonishing. | 然后，驚人壯舉忍燥。 |
| He jumped. | 他縱身躍下拧晕。 |
| This is the actual moment. | 這是當(dāng)時(shí)的真實(shí)記錄。 |
| he felt to Earth, | 他向大地墜落梅垄， |
| reaching a speed of almost 1000 km an hour. | 時(shí)速達(dá)到100公里厂捞， |
| and yet he could feel absolutely nothing. | 然而他卻完完全全沒有任何感覺。 |
| I have no ripple of the fabric of my pressure suit, and it was a very weird sensation, | 我身上的壓力服沒有任何起皺，感覺相當(dāng)怪異蔫敲， |
| that I have no visual reference or anything, so I thought I was really suspended on space. | 沒有任何視覺參照物饲嗽，因此我覺得我真的是懸停在空中。 |
| Only when he reentered the troposphere, the lower atmosphere, that he is experiencing the deafening, the reassuring roar of air rushing past him. | 只是在他重新進(jìn)入對流層后奈嘿，他才重新感受到呼嘯穿過的氣流發(fā)出的震耳欲聾的貌虾、讓人安心的咆哮聲。 |
| Finally, he opened his parachute, | 最后裙犹，他打開降落傘尽狠。 |
| his jump remains the longest free fall in history. | 這驚世一躍直至今日，依舊是史上最長的自由落體運(yùn)動(dòng)叶圃。 |
| Just 15 minutes after he jumped, Kittinger was back on the ground. | 躍出氣球僅僅15分鐘后袄膏，他到達(dá)地面。 |
| Falling from over 30 km high, | 從30公里高度落下掺冠， |
| Kittinger have plummeted through 99% of the gases that makes up the atmosphere. | 他穿越了構(gòu)成大氣的99％氣體沉馆。 |
| 15 minutes before I've been at the edge of space, and now to me here is the garden of Eden. | 15分鐘前，我身在太空邊緣德崭，現(xiàn)在我好像身處伊甸園斥黑。 |
| We really don't appreciate what a beautiful planet we have. | 我們的星球很漂亮，真該好好欣賞眉厨。 |
| Although Kittinger have jumped from high in the stratosphere, he still didn't reach the furthest edge of our atmosphere. | 雖然kittinger從同溫層上端躍下锌奴，他還是沒能到達(dá)大氣層的最遠(yuǎn)邊界。 |
| Above are two more protective layers. | 同溫層上方還有保護(hù)性的兩層憾股。 |
| so wispy and tenuous, they barely exist. | 這兩層十分稀薄鹿蜀，恍如不存。 |
| but they are both vital for our planet, and for us, | 但他們對地球及人類都至關(guān)重要服球。 |
| Beyond the stratosphere, at about 50 km, lies the third layer. | 同溫層之外茴恰，大約50公里處，是第三層： |
| Mesosphere. | 中間層斩熊。 |
| It is this layer the protect the earth from meteoroids. | 它保護(hù)地球免遭流星襲擊琐簇。 |
| When we see a shooting star, it is actually a meteor burning up high in the atmosphere. | 我們看見的流星，實(shí)際上是隕石在大氣層高處燃燒座享。 |
| The mesosphere is home to a strange phenomenon called noctilucent clouds. | 中間層有種特殊現(xiàn)象叫做：夜光云。 |
| They are thin, wispy clouds that can only be seen at sunset, when they are illuminated from beneath by the low Sun. | 只有在日落時(shí)分似忧，陽光由下方照射時(shí)渣叛，才能見到纖細(xì)輕薄的夜光云。 |
| Finally, beginning at 85 km, there is the fourth and final layer | 最后盯捌，從85公里處開始的是第四層淳衙，也是最后一層： |
| The thermosphere. | 熱層。 |
| The atmosphere is so thin here, that beyond 100 km, it is declared to be the beginnings of space. | 熱層空氣如此稀薄，在100公里之外箫攀，被稱為太空的起始肠牲。 |
| It is in this layer that space shuttle orbits the Earth. | 航天飛機(jī)在這一層環(huán)繞地球飛行。 |
| It is also at here that the Sun's lethal solar wind is intercepted by Earth's magnet field, and diverted to Earth?ˉs poles, | 也是在這一層靴跛，致命的太陽風(fēng)被地球磁場截?fù)舨⑥D(zhuǎn)向到地球兩極區(qū)域缀雳， |
| creating the Aurora. | 形成了極光現(xiàn)象。 |
| But there is another way of looking at the atmosphere, | 另有一種方式來理解大氣層梢睛， |
| if you could unwrap the atmosphere from the surface of the Earth, | 如果將大氣層從地表剝離肥印， |
| and put it all into a ball, | 并作成一個(gè)球體， |
| This is what it would look like, | 這就是球體的樣貌绝葡。 |
| In fact, the volume of atmosphere is just 5% of the earth. | 事實(shí)上深碱，大氣層的體積只相當(dāng)于地球的5％。 |
| The layer that we spend our lives in, the troposphere is just a narrow band, | 人類生活的對流層只是薄薄的一層藏畅， |
| it is that thin, blue line around our planet. | 它是圍繞地球的那淡淡蘭線敷硅。 |
| It is a finely balanced mixture of different gases essential for life. | 它是生命必須的各種氣體的混合，并微妙地保持平衡愉阎。 |
| but it also has a physical presence. | 但同時(shí)他也有自己的物理特征绞蹦。 |
| It gives the planet its climate, and even shapes the landscape. | 對流層創(chuàng)造了地球氣候，甚至塑造地貌诫硕。 |
| To understand the troposphere we live in, you have to think of it not just as a gas,but also as a fluid. | 為了理解人類生活其中的對流層坦辟，您必須不僅僅將空氣想成氣體，同時(shí)必須將空氣想象成某種液體章办。 |
| In fact, we live in the bottom of an ocean of air. | 事實(shí)上锉走，我們生活在一個(gè)氣體海洋的洋底。 |
| Just like water, air has turbulence. | 和水一樣藕届，空氣具有湍流挪蹭。 |
| These clouds are formed as the air creates eddy currents, flowing around the tips of mountain. | 環(huán)繞山峰流淌時(shí)，氣體形成漩渦休偶，造就了這些云梁厉。 |
| Tornadoes are like giant whirlpools. | 龍卷風(fēng)就相當(dāng)于巨型漩渦。 |
| And just like the ocean, the troposphere even has waves. | 和海洋一樣踏兜，對流層甚至還有波浪词顾。 |
| This cloud in Queensland, Australia is actually the largest wave in the world. | 位于澳大利亞昆士蘭的這片云其實(shí)是世界上最大的波浪。 |
| It can reach 2 km high. | 厚度可達(dá)2公里碱妆。 |
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