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新奇事件簿(翻译+字幕+讲解):布兰妮歌曲成反恐神器
日期:2015-07-04 11:07

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Ship captains in the Indian Ocean are using a new tactic to keep pirates away – songs sung by U.S. pop star Britney Spears. An officer with Britain's merchant navy, Rachel Owens, said Britney Spears' songs did a good job against Somali pirates. Ms Owens, 34, said: "[Britney's] songs were chosen by the security team because they thought the pirates would hate them most. These guys can't stand Western culture or music, making Britney's hits perfect." A spokesman for a security company said playing loud pop music was an effective way of stopping attacks on ships. He said not all shipping companies choose Britney Spears' music. He added: "Each security company will have its own music choice."

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This is not the first time loud music has been used to scare people. It has even been used as a form of torture. Prison guards at Guantanamo Bay started using music in 2003 to keep prisoners awake. In 2008, prisoners had to listen to very loud music for weeks and months. A former Guantanamo prisoner, Ruhal Ahmed, explained that the loud music played in his cell for weeks at a time was worse than being beaten up. He said: "It makes you feel like you are going mad." Many people think prisons must stop playing loud music to someone for days or weeks at a time. A human rights charity called Reprieve has started a campaign to end it. It wants rock stars to ban prisons from using their music for torture.

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中文翻译

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印度洋海域船长正在使用新方法来抵制海盗,那就是美国流行歌手布兰妮·斯皮尔斯的歌曲5wj(V9Cka[&E[y。英国商船队军官雷切尔·欧文斯称斯皮尔斯的歌曲在对抗索马里海盗上非常奏效IUZ^2p=F&3HB-Q8Q。34岁的欧文斯称布兰妮·斯皮尔斯的歌曲是安全部门选择的,他们认为海盗最讨厌这些歌曲U6^xgw#_t-p!Bi#^!O。这些人讨厌西方文化或是西方音乐,这让布兰妮的歌曲正中下怀Vxo8u&mM2rYM。一家安全企业的发言人称广播流行音乐是停止海上攻击的最有效的办法&5]5IUNSYef。他说不是所有的船舶公司都选择布兰妮·斯皮尔斯的音乐hZ)rRHbdD*Y&B)l5I。他还说:“每家安全公司都选择自己的音乐Agy^rD=FMRcl(E,^S^。”

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重点讲解

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1.beat up 痛打

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例句:The taxidriver was beaten up.

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2.ban from 禁止

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例句:Bicycles are banned from the new superhighway.

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3.stop doing 停止做

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例句:People must stop doing this.We must save the Earth.

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人们必须停止做这BI.+W+5lW_=Srre7Q-E6。 我们必须保留地球[^ZE*]u~Q#QQj

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4.keep away 远离

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例句:You must keep away from the dog.

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听力题目

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1)Ship captains in the Indian Ocean are using a new tactic to ______

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a. keep pirates at way

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b. keep pirates astray

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c. keep pirates away

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d. keep pirates a way

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2)An officer with Britain's ______

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a. merchants navy

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b. merchant's navy

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c. merchant navy

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d. merchandise navy

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3)These ______ Western culture or music

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a. guys can't standard

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b. guys can't stand

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d. guys can't stands

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4)A spokesman for a security company said playing loud pop music was ______

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a. an efficient way

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b. an effortless way

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c. a reflective way

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d. an effective way

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5)Each security company will have its ______

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a. own musically choice

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b. own music choice

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c. own musical choice

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d. own musician choice

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6)This is not the first time loud music has been used ______

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a. to scary people

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b. to stare people

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c. to spare people

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d. to scare people

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7)It has even been used as a ______

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a. firm of torture

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b. farm of torture

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c. form of torture

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d. from of torture

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8)loud music played in his cell for weeks at a time was worse than ______

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a. being beating up

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b. being beaten up

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c. being beat on up

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d. being beat ten up

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9)playing loud music to someone for days or ______

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a. weeks of a time

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c. week sat a time

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d. weeks at a time

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10)A human rights charity called Reprieve has ______

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a. started a campaign

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b. started the campaign

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c. start it a campaign

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d. start it the campaign

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