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A new survey from Britain shows that a third of young, unemployed people regularly "fall apart" emotionally. They are so stressed or unhappy that they cannot control their emotions, so they have problems living a"normal" life. The survey is from a youth charity called the Prince's Trust. Its researchers asked questions to 2,200 people who did not have a job. Almost half of them said they often felt anxious about everyday situations, and that they tried not to meet new people. One in eight of those surveyed said they were too stressed to leave the house. The charity said: "Thousands of young people feel like prisoners in their own homes. Without the right support, these young people become socially isolated."

Many of these young people struggle with day-to-day life, which means it becomes more and more difficult to find a job. Britain's Employment Minister Esther McVey said: "Our young people are some of the best and most talented in the world." She said it was important to try and match these people with the right jobs. Researcher David Fass added: "Young people are our future and it is important that we invest in them and provide them with the tools they need to reach their full potential." Jack, 25, explained how hard it was for him to be unemployed. He said: "I would wake up and wouldn't want to leave the house. I stopped speaking to my friends and I had absolutely no confidence speaking to people."

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1.A new survey from Britain shows that a third of young, unemployed people regularly "fall apart" emotionally.

fall apart崩溃，瓦解

Even the seasoned troupers fall apart.
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2.Young people are our future and it is important that we invest in them and provide them with the tools they need to reach their full potential.

provide with给...提供，以...装备

Beijing University provided her with an allowance when she was studying there.
北京大学在她学习期间给她提供了津贴vtj^.LI-,K7_mr。

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英国一项新的研究表明三分之一的年轻失业者通常都会情感崩溃_,o7#maPKj_ZHz6t~N!。他们的精神压力过大，抑郁，这使他们不能控制自己情绪，所以他们很难过正常的生活[L0KREWkDL。这项研究是来自一个叫作王子信托的年轻人慈善机构hjN)qN7JoqQx%。研究人员询问了2200名失业的年轻人q,ZprRrze2ezx..。几乎有一半的人都说自己为每天的处境感到很焦虑，他们避免结识新人h62Z#q.+.XNT|。有八分之一的受访者说他们的压力过大，不想走出家门o%v!zijpG%8。该慈善机构表示：“上千名年轻人在家中过着囚犯一样的生活PZEs%biQvCZz3d6TR。如果没有恰当的支持，这些年轻人将被社会孤立|.*#-U[t;;cDdX。”

许多年轻人无法维持日常生活，这让他们很难找到工作~KLF^hGd7Q*T*+*w8EXv。英国就业及退休保障大臣Esther McVey说：“我们的年轻人是世界上最优秀，最有天赋的人&ysilZa5~w;mCxaypJ.。”她还说让这些年轻人找到适合他们的工作是最重要的VeAVT8G~x2aXE2&,&TLs。研究人员David Fass还说：“年轻人是我们的未来，我们应该为他们投资，为他们提供能够充分发挥自己潜力的机会，这非常重要hmY5E4ae3n1e[bM2SH。”杰克今年25岁，他说到失业对他来说有多么的艰难MBJ7%,dDCV|l。他说：“起床之后就不想离开家aklks[n.Qj;su^Fah。我不想跟朋友说话=|HB)kf+f|R,+vG4P。我完全没有跟人说话的信心zJzEB*bJ+(RY^42CQ[g@。”