Learning English Podcast NASA Space Robots, Connecting, Sickle Cell, Past Perfect
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- Опубліковано 1 січ 2024
- On today’s podcast, NASA aims to use human-like robots for jobs in space will a costly, new treatment for sickle cell disease be successful in controlling the disease? and the past perfect tense on Lesson of the Day.
01:01 NASA Aims to Put Human-like Robots in Space learningenglish.voanews.com/a...
5:42 In How Connected Are You to the World, we talk with two teachers who feel connected to the world in different ways; learningenglish.voanews.com/a...
11:59 New Treatments for Sickle Cell Remain Out of Reach for Many learningenglish.voanews.com/a...
20:37 Lesson 3: He Said - She Said learningenglish.voanews.com/a...
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VOCABULARY FROM VIDEO:
Thank you, VOA Learning English, for this insightful video. It offers a comprehensive overview, including reports on NASA's humanlike robot Valkyrie, language learning experiences from Uzbekistan and the United States, and the challenges and hopes surrounding new gene treatments for sickle cell disease.
VOCABULARY:
0. Valkyrie (noun) 00:30
-Context: 'NASA's humanlike robot Valkyrie, looks powerful.'
-Explanation: Valkyrie is a humanoid robot developed by NASA, named after supernatural females in Norse mythology, designed for operations in damaged human-engineered environments and potentially in space.
1. Connected (adjective) 05:51
-Context: 'Saodat Sadikova from Uzbekistan reports feeling connected to people around the world.'
-Explanation: Feeling connected refers to a sense of belonging or emotional attachment to people globally, as expressed by Saodat Sadikova in the video.
2. Sickle Cell Disease (noun phrase) 12:26
-Context: 'United States health officials recently approved two new gene treatments for sickle cell disease (SCD).'
-Explanation: Sickle Cell Disease is a genetic disorder causing misshapen red blood cells, with the video discussing the approval, challenges, and limited accessibility of new gene treatments for SCD.
3. CRISPR (noun) 15:40
-Context: 'Vertex treatment called CAS Cascade, is designed to repair the genetic condition using CRISPR.'
-Explanation: CRISPR is a gene editing technology mentioned in the video, utilized in treating genetic conditions, such as in the Vertex treatment for sickle cell disease.
4. Point of View (noun phrase) 27:22
-Context: 'For every story you tell, a different point of view.'
-Explanation: Point of view refers to an individual's perspective or way of thinking, as discussed in the video regarding different viewpoints in storytelling.
5. Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth (idiom) 28:03
-Context: 'We have an idiomatic expression that relates to that, we say: Too many cooks spoil the broth.'
-Explanation: The idiom 'Too many cooks spoil the broth' means that having too many people in charge or trying to control a situation can make it difficult to succeed or get the job done effectively.
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