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A computer worm is bad news
Helen: Hello welcome to Real English from BBC Learning English. I'm Helen.
Zoë: 大家好，我是劉佳。
Helen: Today we're going to look at words and phrases that have recently become part of the English language.
Zoë: 地道英語和大家一起學(xué)習(xí)現(xiàn)代英式英語中最新出現(xiàn)的流行詞匯和原汁原味的英式習(xí)慣表達。
Helen: It's very important to stay up to date with English as new words and expressions enter the language all the time.
Zoë: 那Helen我們今天來學(xué)的新詞是什么呢？
Helen: Today's new word is 'worm' – W.O.R.M. – worm.
Zoë: Worm. 是蟲子的意思嗎？
Helen: Yes, but today worm is a computer word. It's a type of computer virus. It gets into your computer and causes lots of trouble.
Zoë: 哦，我知道了，這個worm也可以指一種電腦病毒。
Helen: That's right. You could say 'Be careful which emails you open – they might contain a worm.'
Zoë: 就是說一封email可能會攜帶電腦病毒。
Helen: That's right, worms are a big problem nowadays.
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A: Why didn't you answer my email?
B: Sorry – my computer is broken. I got some kind of worm last week and nothing is working.
Helen: Have you ever had a computer worm?
Zoë: No. What about you?
Helen: We got a worm at work a while ago. It was terrible.
Zoë: Really?
Helen: Yes, someone opened an email from someone they didn't know. It went from computer to computer so everyone in the office had a worm on their computer.
Zoë: That's terrible!
Helen: Yes, we had to call someone to remove the worm. It cost a fortune!
Zoë: I will be very careful with emails from now on.
Helen: Yes, you should. You definitely don't want worms. Anyway, to recap a worm is:
Zoë: a worm 就是一種電腦病毒。OK that's all we have time for.
Helen: Well, you've been listening to Real English from BBC Learning English. Join us again soon.
Zoë: See you next time.
Helen: Bye-bye!
A computer worm is bad news
Helen: Hello welcome to Real English from BBC Learning English. I'm Helen.
Zoë: 大家好，我是劉佳。
Helen: Today we're going to look at words and phrases that have recently become part of the English language.
Zoë: 地道英語和大家一起學(xué)習(xí)現(xiàn)代英式英語中最新出現(xiàn)的流行詞匯和原汁原味的英式習(xí)慣表達。
Helen: It's very important to stay up to date with English as new words and expressions enter the language all the time.
Zoë: 那Helen我們今天來學(xué)的新詞是什么呢？
Helen: Today's new word is 'worm' – W.O.R.M. – worm.
Zoë: Worm. 是蟲子的意思嗎？
Helen: Yes, but today worm is a computer word. It's a type of computer virus. It gets into your computer and causes lots of trouble.
Zoë: 哦，我知道了，這個worm也可以指一種電腦病毒。
Helen: That's right. You could say 'Be careful which emails you open – they might contain a worm.'
Zoë: 就是說一封email可能會攜帶電腦病毒。
Helen: That's right, worms are a big problem nowadays.
Insert 1
A: Why didn't you answer my email?
B: Sorry – my computer is broken. I got some kind of worm last week and nothing is working.
Helen: Have you ever had a computer worm?
Zoë: No. What about you?
Helen: We got a worm at work a while ago. It was terrible.
Zoë: Really?
Helen: Yes, someone opened an email from someone they didn't know. It went from computer to computer so everyone in the office had a worm on their computer.
Zoë: That's terrible!
Helen: Yes, we had to call someone to remove the worm. It cost a fortune!
Zoë: I will be very careful with emails from now on.
Helen: Yes, you should. You definitely don't want worms. Anyway, to recap a worm is:
Zoë: a worm 就是一種電腦病毒。OK that's all we have time for.
Helen: Well, you've been listening to Real English from BBC Learning English. Join us again soon.
Zoë: See you next time.
Helen: Bye-bye!