【周更】6 Minute English-2019-09-19

wbt10 · 发表于 2019-9-21 09:37:14

Introduction

Sometimes it can be difficult to tell if someone is really smiling or the smirk on their face is fake. But now there are computers that are able tell real smiles from fake ones better than humans can. How do they work and what are the benefits? It's something Neil and Sam are discussing in 6 Minute English - as well as teaching you some useful vocabulary that will hopefully bring a smile to your face.

This week's question

The expressions we can make with our face are controlled by muscles. How many muscles do we have in our face? Is it:

A: 26
B: 43
C: 62

Listen to the programme to find out the answer.

Vocabulary

facial
adjective to do with the face

to infer
to come to a decision about something using the information you have, which may not be complete

in real time
at the same time as, without delay

to induce
to cause something to happen

genuine
real, not fake

to figure out
to calculate, to work out

Transcript

Note: This is not a word for word transcript

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neilzhu · 发表于 2019-9-21 12:17:47

这个资料真的不错

tudou1 · 发表于 2019-9-21 17:38:55

The topic of the latest “6 Minute English” is interesting(i.e. arousing curiosity; holding or catching the attention). Occasionally, some people seem happy together, but it’s all a facade. What can modern technologies do to distinguish one from the other while we humans may not do well? And how about the pros and cons of the application of this new technology to telling the difference? By and large, it is attracting the attention because it is special, exciting or unusual.

A sense of gratitude for the new post^_^

RickVincent · 发表于 2019-9-21 19:49:15

Thanks for sharing...

abc163 · 发表于 2019-10-3 19:24:45

Thanks a lot!

vlwow · 发表于 2020-6-14 23:46:45

感谢楼主无私分享！！

scju · 发表于 1 秒前

谢谢作者，希望论坛还有重新开放的那一天！

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