TOEFL Academic Discussion Writing Sample: Your professor is teaching a class on international trade. Write a post responding to the professor's question.
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Professor
Globalization has changed our world dramatically in the past decades. As the core of globalization, international trades have involved virtually all countries. As people enjoy products from all over the world, they also become generally better off thanks to larger markets and more work opportunities. However, opinions vary greatly regarding the benefits and losses of developing countries in international trades. Typically, developing countries sell cheap raw materials and low-level products while purchasing expensive hi-tech products or luxuries from developed countries. Some point out that this is actually an exploitation of poor countries by the rich ones. What is your opinion, do developing countries benefit from or get ripped off during international trades?
Claire
If one sees the pictures of sweatshops in developing countries, he/she will know immediately that developing countries are actually suffering losses in international trades. Developing countries normally lack high technology, and even if they develop their own technology, most of the international markets have been seized by early companies from developed countries. As a result, they have no choice but to sell their raw materials, if any, or labor-intensive products manufactured by their cheap laborers. To be fair, the lavish lives of those tycoons in rich countries are built on their exploitation of the poor workers in developing countries.
Paul
Much as I sympathize the poor workers in developing countries, I have to point out a plain fact: those workers would have been poorer were it not for their "sweatshops". Countries are like people: they need to cooperate and compete with each other through international trades. During such cooperation, poor countries can get their due shares of the wealth thus generated, which might not be much because they have not much to offer. But this gain is already much bigger than if they were to close their borders and rely on agriculture and a tiny number of industries. If there are no such sweatshops producing products for an international market, workers will have nowhere to earn their wages. I have another class to attend, but I will elaborate on the competition part later.
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In the debate between whether developing countries benefit from international trades, I firmly believe that developing countries will damaged by this ...
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Nutzerbeispiel #1
In the debate between whether developing countries benefit from international trades, I firmly believe that developing countries will damaged by this ...
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In the debate between whether developing countries benefit from international trades, I firmly believe that developing countries will damaged by this access, as Claire said. In my opinion, on one hand some developing countries do not have higher welfare and salary to attract elite people stay in these countries. In case of that, it will exacerbate the strata’s disparities and cause the serious conflict in this whole world. Paul raised a relevant point that it is benefit to remain the international trade for developing countries. However, he did not mention that people seems do not desire to stay in the developing countries. Some people who have superior talents in some fields will also need splendid working conditions and high salary, but the developing countries will not let them pleasant enough. Obviously, the negative effects will deteriorate the development of these countries. In conclusion, I believe that it is necessary that these countries should impose helpful policies to safeguard our world for future generations.
Bewertungsergebnis
1. 子项得分
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Relevance and Contribution to Discussion: 4.0
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Clarity and Elaboration of Viewpoint: 3.5
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Language Use and Grammar: 3.5
2. 预估分数
22. 3 任务完成度
在这篇文章中,你对于发展中国家是否受益于国际贸易的问题表达了自己的观点,并对两位同学的观点进行了回应。但是,你的论据有时候缺乏详细的解释和例子。为了提高文章质量,建议你在论证观点时提供更多具体例子和详细解释。
改进示例1:
- 在论述发展中国家因为无法吸引精英人才而受损时,可以举一个具体国家或行业的例子来支持你的观点。
改进示例2:
- 当提到发展中国家应该实施有益政策以保护未来世代时,可以给出一些建议性措施或已经实施并取得成功的政策案例。
4. 文章结构与组织
整体而言,文章结构清晰,包括引言、正文和结论。然而,在段落之间缺乏明确的过渡语句。为了提高文章组织结构,建议在段落之间添加过渡语句,并确保每个段落都集中讨论一个特定的观点。
改进示例1:
- 在引言和正文之间,可以添加一句过渡语句,如:“在这个问题上,我同意克莱尔的观点,并认为发展中国家在国际贸易中受到了损害。”
改进示例2:
- 在讨论保护未来世代的政策时,可以使用过渡语句引入新段落,如:“为了应对这些负面影响,发展中国家需要采取一些措施。”
5. 语法批改
In the debate between whether developing countries benefit from international trades, I firmly believe that developing countries will damageddamage(Non-infinitive verb after modal verbs) by this access, as Claire said. In my opinion, on one handhand,(This rule identifies whether commas are missing in a sentence.) some developing countries do not have higher welfare and salary to attract elite people stayto stay(This rule identifies whether the preposition 'to' is missing in a sentence.) in these countries. In[No Replacement Word Found](Successive sentences beginning with the same word) case of that, it will exacerbate the strata’s disparities and cause the serious conflict in this whole world. Paul raised a relevant point that it is benefit to remain the international trade for developing countries. However, he did not mention that people seems doseems to do(Collocation: Word + to + PRP|NNP|DT) not desire to stay in the developing countries. Some people who have superior talents in some fields will also need splendid working conditions and high salary, but the developing countries will not let them pleasant enough. Obviously, the negative effects will deteriorate the development of these countries. In conclusion, I believe that it is necessary that these countries should impose helpful policies to safeguard our world for future generations.
Title: 6 文章修订
In the discussion regarding the impact of international trade on developing countries, I concur with Claire's assertion that these nations often suffer as a result. Developing countries frequently struggle to retain top talent due to insufficient welfare systems and uncompetitive salaries, exacerbating social disparities and potentially inciting global conflict. While Paul argues that international trade benefits developing countries by providing employment opportunities, he fails to address the reluctance of skilled individuals to remain in such environments. Highly talented professionals often seek exceptional working conditions and competitive compensation, which developing nations may struggle to provide. Consequently, this brain drain hinders the progress of these countries. It is crucial for governments in developing nations to implement policies that not only promote fair participation in international trade but also foster sustainable growth for future generations. (135 words)
In the debate between whether discussion regarding the impact of international trade on developing countries benefit from (clarifying the topic), I concur with Claire's assertion that these nations often suffer as a result (rephrasing for clarity). Developing countries frequently struggle to retain top talent due to insufficient welfare systems and uncompetitive salaries (providing reasons), exacerbating social disparities and potentially inciting global conflict (explaining consequences). While Paul argues that international trades, I firmly believe that trade benefits developing countries will damaged by this access, as Claire said. In my opinion, on one hand some developing countries do not have higher welfare and salary providing employment opportunities (acknowledging counterargument), he fails to attract elite people stay in these countries. In case address the reluctance of that, it will exacerbate the strata’s disparities and cause the serious conflict in this whole world. Paul raised a relevant point that it is benefit skilled individuals to remain the international trade for developing countries. However, he did not mention that people seems do not desire to stay in the developing countries. Some people who have superior talents in some fields will also need splendid such environments (pointing out a missing aspect). Highly talented professionals often seek exceptional working conditions and high salary, but competitive compensation, which developing nations may struggle to provide (explaining why they might not stay). Consequently, this brain drain hinders the developing countries will not let them pleasant enough. Obviously, the negative effects will deteriorate the development progress of these countries. In conclusion, I believe countries (showing negative effects). It is crucial for governments in developing nations to implement policies that it is necessary that these countries should impose helpful policies to safeguard our world not only promote fair participation in international trade but also foster sustainable growth for future generations.generations (offering a solution).
8 思维导图
graph TD
A[Impact of International Trade on Developing Countries]
B[Retaining Top Talent]
C[Insufficient Welfare Systems]
D[Uncompetitive Salaries]
E[Social Disparities]
F[Global Conflict]
G[Employment Opportunities]
H[Skilled Individuals' Reluctance]
I[Sustainable Growth Policies]
A --> B
B --> C
B --> D
A --> E
E --> F
A --> G
G --> H
A --> I
9 关键词
| Word | Phonetic Symbol | Part of Speech | English Definition | Simplified Chinese Translation | Sample Sentence |
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| international trade | /ˌɪntərˈnæʃənəl treɪd/ | noun | The exchange of goods and services between countries | 国际贸易 | International trade has both positive and negative effects on developing countries. |
| developing countries | /dɪˈvɛləpɪŋ ˈkʌntriz/ | noun | Countries with a lower standard of living, underdeveloped industrial base, and low Human Development Index. | 发展中国家 | Developing countries often struggle to compete in the global market. |
| welfare systems | /ˈwɛlfɛr ˈsɪstəmz/ | noun | /Government programs that provide assistance to individuals and families in need | /福利制度 | /Developing countries often have insufficient welfare systems to support their citizens. |
| brain drain | /breɪn dreɪn/ | noun | /The emigration of highly trained or intelligent people from a country | /人才流失 | /The brain drain phenomenon hinders the progress of developing countries. |
| social disparities | /ˈsoʊʃəl dɪˈspærɪtiz/ | noun | /Differences in wealth, income, education, and opportunities among different groups in society | /社会差距 | /Social disparities can lead to unrest and conflict within a country. |
| global conflict | /ˈgloʊbəl ˈkɒnflɪkt/ | noun | /A disagreement or struggle between different nations or groups that has worldwide implications | /全球冲突 | /Unchecked social disparities can potentially incite global conflict. |
| employment opportunities | /ɛmˈplɔɪmənt ˌɑpərˈtunətiz/ | noun | Job openings or positions available for people to work | 就业机会 | International trade can provide employment opportunities for people in developing countries. |
| sustainable growth | /səˈsteɪnəbəl groʊθ/ | noun | Economic development that meets the needs of the present without compromising future generations' needs | 可持续增长 | Governments should implement policies that foster sustainable growth for future generations. |
| competitive compensation | /kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv kəmˌpɛnseɪʃ(ə)n/ | noun | A salary or wage that is attractive and able to compete with other employers | 竞争性薪酬 | Highly talented professionals often seek competitive compensation and exceptional working conditions. |
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I concur with the idea of Jane. The main reason is that preferring fast food could serve as an effective strategy to save time for employees and creat...
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Nutzerbeispiel #2
I concur with the idea of Jane. The main reason is that preferring fast food could serve as an effective strategy to save time for employees and creat...
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I concur with the idea of Jane. The main reason is that preferring fast food could serve as an effective strategy to save time for employees and create more jobs for both under graduates and unemployment. Given Burger King and Mc Donald as an example, their food is capable to get ready in a few minutes or even merely within few seconds, which reduced the time to wait in lines for food. Meanwhile, such company requires large number of employees for outlets and cooking. Therefore, it creates countless jobs for the young to feed on. However, if people choose to refuse fast food, disputing their safety, it is possible that they will have to tolerate the time starving and waiting for food, while countless youth lose their job or facing the dilemma, which will finally lead to a significant catastrophe impacting the whole country. Andy asserts that people may suffer from diseases because of the unhealthy food. While his concerning is reasonable, it is unnecessary to worry about the risk of ruining our body if the food comes as a handy option.
Bewertungsergebnis
1. 子项得分
Relevance and Contribution to Discussion: 4.5 Clarity and Elaboration of Viewpoint: 4.0 Language Use and Grammar: 4.0
2. 预估分数
Estimated Score: 27
3. 任务完成度
总体来说,这篇文章较好地回答了问题,并提供了有力的论据。但是,为了更好地完成任务,可以在以下方面进行改进:
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更具体地提供支持观点的例子和细节。
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在文章中加入一些转折词或连接词,使论述更连贯。
示例1:在论述快餐带来的就业机会时,可以提供具体的数据或案例来支持观点。 示例2:在讨论快餐对健康的影响时,可以使用转折词如“然而”或“尽管如此”,以表明自己的观点是基于全面考虑的。
4. 文章结构与组织
文章结构基本清晰,包括引言、正文和结尾。但在组织上还有一些改进空间:
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在段落之间使用更明确的过渡词或短语。
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对每个主要观点进行更详细的阐述。
示例1:在引言部分结束时,可以使用过渡词如“首先”、“其次”等,引导读者进入正文部分。 示例2:在正文部分,可以将每个主要观点分成一个单独的段落,并在每个段落中提供足够的支持细节。
5. 语法批改
I concur with the idea of Jane. The main reason is that preferring fast food could serve as an effective strategy to save time for employees and create more jobs for both under graduatesundergraduates(under appreciate (underappreciate)) and unemployment. Given Burger King and McMC(misspelling) Donald as an example, their food is capable to get ready in a few minutes or even merely within few seconds, which reduced the time to wait in lines for food. Meanwhile, such company requires large number of employees for outlets and cooking. Therefore, it creates countless jobs for the young to feed on. However, if people choose to refuse fast food, disputing their safety, it is possible that they will have to tolerate the time starving and waiting for food, while countless youth lose their job or facing the dilemma, which will finally lead to a significant catastrophe impacting the whole country. Andy asserts that people may suffer from diseases because of the unhealthy food. While his concerning is reasonable, it is unnecessary to worry about the risk of ruining our body if the food comes as a handy option.
Title: 6 文章修订
In response to the professor's question, I agree with Jane's perspective on the matter. Fast food, despite its potential health risks, serves as an efficient time-saving solution for busy individuals and contributes significantly to job creation for both graduates and the unemployed. For instance, establishments like Burger King and McDonald's offer meals that are prepared within minutes, reducing waiting times for customers. Moreover, these companies require a substantial workforce for their numerous outlets and food preparation processes, thereby creating numerous employment opportunities for young people.
While Andy raises valid concerns about the potential health consequences of consuming unhealthy food, it is essential to consider that occasional indulgence in fast food may not pose significant harm to our bodies. The key lies in moderation and making informed choices about our dietary habits. Ultimately, completely rejecting fast food could lead to longer waiting times for meals and job losses among the youth – outcomes that could have far-reaching negative effects on society as a whole. (166 words)
Revised essay: Title: 7 文章批改
I concur with the idea of Jane. Jane (I agree with Jane's perspective on the matter). The main reason is that preferring fast food could serve as an effective strategy to save time for employees and create more jobs for both under graduates and unemployment. unemployment (Fast food, despite its potential health risks, serves as an efficient time-saving solution for busy individuals and contributes significantly to job creation for both graduates and the unemployed). Given Burger King and Mc Donald as an example, example (For instance, establishments like Burger King and McDonald's), their food is capable to get ready in a few minutes or even merely within few seconds, seconds (offer meals that are prepared within minutes), which reduced the time to wait in lines for food. Meanwhile, such company requires large number of employees for outlets and cooking. cooking (Moreover, these companies require a substantial workforce for their numerous outlets and food preparation processes). Therefore, it creates countless jobs for the young to feed on. on (thereby creating numerous employment opportunities for young people).
However, if people choose to refuse fast food, disputing their safety, safety (While Andy raises valid concerns about the potential health consequences of consuming unhealthy food), it is possible that they will have to tolerate the time starving and waiting for food, while countless youth lose their job or facing the dilemma, which will finally lead to a significant catastrophe impacting the whole country. Andy asserts that people may suffer from diseases because of the unhealthy food. While his concerning is reasonable, reasonable (it is essential to consider), it is unnecessary to worry about the risk of ruining our body if the food comes as a handy option.option (that occasional indulgence in fast food may not pose significant harm to our bodies). The key lies in moderation and making informed choices about our dietary habits. Ultimately, completely rejecting fast food could lead to longer waiting times for meals and job losses among the youth – outcomes that could have far-reaching negative effects on society as a whole.
8 思维导图
- Fast food
- Efficient time-saving solution
- Busy individuals
- Quick meal preparation
- Job creation
- Graduates
- Unemployed individuals
- Health risks
- Moderation in consumption
- Informed dietary choices
- Negative effects of rejection
- Longer waiting times for meals
- Job losses among the youth
9 关键词
| Word | Phonetic Symbol | Part of Speech | English Definition | Simplified Chinese Translation | Sample Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| perspective | /pərˈspɛktɪv/ | noun | A particular attitude or way of considering a matter | 观点 | I agree with Jane's perspective on the matter. |
| indulgence | /ɪnˈdʌldʒəns/ | noun | The act of allowing oneself to enjoy something | 放纵 | Occasional indulgence in fast food may not pose significant harm. |
| moderation | /ˌmɒdəˈreɪʃən/ | noun | The avoidance of excess or extremes | 节制 | The key lies in moderation and making informed choices. |
| dietary | /ˈdaɪət(ə)ri/ | adjective | Relating to or provided by diet | 饮食的 | Making informed choices about our dietary habits is essential. |
| workforce | /ˈwɜrkfɔrs/ | noun | The people engaged in or available for work | 劳动力 | These companies require a substantial workforce. |
| establishments | /ɪˈstæblɪʃmənts/ | noun | A business organization, public institution, or household | 企业 | Establishments like Burger King and McDonald's offer quick meals. |
| consequences | /kənˈsi:kwənsɪz/ | noun | A result or effect of an action or condition | 后果 | Andy raises valid concerns about the potential health consequences. |
| unemployment | /ˌʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt/ | noun | The state of being unemployed | 失业 | Fast food contributes to job creation for the unemployed. |
| occasional | /əˈkeɪʒənl/ | adjective | Occurring, appearing, or done infrequently | 偶尔的 | Occasional indulgence in fast food is acceptable. |
| rejection | /rɪˈdʒekʃ(ə)n/ | noun | The dismissing or refusing of a proposal, idea, etc. | 拒绝 | Rejecting fast food could lead to negative effects on society. |
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In the debate between the ban of some unhealthy diets and beverages. I firmly believe that the fast food is a better approach for promoting convenient...
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In the debate between the ban of some unhealthy diets and beverages. I firmly believe that the fast food is a better approach for promoting convenient...
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In the debate between the ban of some unhealthy diets and beverages. I firmly believe that the fast food is a better approach for promoting convenient choices and addressing social pressures, as Jane suggested. In my opinion, I totally think that with the development of our society and increasing high stress. Fast food seems like a cheap and convenient way of people's life. If people do not have enough time cooking by themselves, they can get them easily and efficiency. However, Andy raised the relevant point that it is necessary to ban the fast food. Obviously, he did not mention that some healthy food are at higher cost for bottom strata. If they can not fill their stomach, they might be cause instabilities in the society. In conclusion, I sincerely believe that the fast food is necessary with the development of people's life.
Bewertungsergebnis
1. 子项得分
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Relevance and Contribution to Discussion: 4.0
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Clarity and Elaboration of Viewpoint: 3.5
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Language Use and Grammar: 3.5
2. 预估分数
24. 3 任务完成度
从任务完成度的角度来看,这篇文章基本上满足了要求,但仍有一些需要改进的地方。首先,在表达观点时,可以更具体地提供支持论据。此外,语言表达上也有一些不够准确和流畅的地方,需要注意改进。
改进建议:
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在支持观点时提供更具体的例子和数据。
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注意语言表达的准确性和流畅性。
示例:
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在论述快餐对于低收入人群的重要性时,可以举例说明:“For instance, fast food chains like McDonald's offer affordable meal options for low-income families, making it easier for them to access nutritious meals.”
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改进语言表达:“In my opinion, fast food is necessary due to the development of our society and the increasing stress people face.”
4. 文章结构与组织
从文章结构与组织的角度来看,这篇文章整体上是清晰的,但在段落划分和过渡方面还有待加强。建议在每个段落中明确阐述一个观点,并使用恰当的过渡词汇连接各个段落。
改进建议:
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在每个段落中明确阐述一个观点。
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使用过渡词汇连接各个段落。
示例:
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在第二段中,可以将观点更明确地表达:“While Andy's concern about the health risks of fast food is valid, it is important to consider the affordability and accessibility of these options for low-income individuals.”
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使用过渡词汇:“On the other hand, Jane's argument highlights the economic benefits of fast food chains, such as job creation and contributions to GDP.”
5. 语法批改
In the debate between the ban of some unhealthy diets and beverages. I firmly believe that the fast food is a better approach for promoting convenient choices and addressing social pressures, as Jane suggested. In my opinion, I totally think that with the development of our society and increasing high stress. Fast food seems like a cheap and convenient way of people's life. If people do not have enough time cooking by themselves, they can get them easily and efficiency. However, Andy raised the relevant point that it is necessary to ban the fast food. Obviously, he did not mention that some healthy food are at higher cost for bottom strata. If they can not fill their stomach, they might be causebecause(be cause (because)) instabilities in the society. In conclusion, I sincerely believe that the fast food is necessary with the development of people's life.
Title: 6 文章修订
In the ongoing debate regarding the prohibition of unhealthy food and beverages, I concur with Jane's perspective that fast food serves as a convenient option and addresses societal pressures. As our society continues to develop and experience heightened stress levels, fast food emerges as an affordable and efficient solution for individuals with limited time for meal preparation. While Andy's argument for banning fast food due to health concerns is valid, he fails to consider the financial burden that healthier alternatives may impose on lower-income individuals. Restricting access to affordable sustenance could potentially lead to social instability. Thus, I firmly believe that fast food remains a necessary component in our evolving lifestyles. (114 words)
In the ongoing debate between regarding the ban prohibition of some unhealthy diets food and beverages. beverages (clarified phrasing for better flow), I concur with Jane's perspective that fast food serves as a convenient option and addresses societal pressures (rephrased for clarity). As our society continues to develop and experience heightened stress levels (improved sentence structure), fast food emerges as an affordable and efficient solution for individuals with limited time for meal preparation (revised for clarity). While Andy's argument for banning fast food due to health concerns is valid, he fails to consider the financial burden that healthier alternatives may impose on lower-income individuals (clarified point). Restricting access to affordable sustenance could potentially lead to social instability (simplified phrasing). Thus, I firmly believe that the fast food is remains a better approach for promoting convenient choices and addressing social pressures, as Jane suggested. In my opinion, I totally think that with the development of necessary component in our society and increasing high stress. Fast food seems like a cheap and convenient way of people's life. If people do not have enough time cooking by themselves, they can get them easily and efficiency. However, Andy raised the relevant point that it is necessary to ban the fast food. Obviously, he did not mention that some healthy food are at higher cost for bottom strata. If they can not fill their stomach, they might be cause instabilities in the society. In conclusion, I sincerely believe that the fast food is necessary with the development of people's life.evolving lifestyles (concise conclusion).
8 思维导图
- Fast Food Debate
- Jane's Perspective
- Convenience
- Societal Pressures
- Andy's Argument
- Health Concerns
- Banning Fast Food
- Financial Burden
- Lower-Income Individuals
- Healthier Alternatives
- Social Instability
- Evolving Lifestyles
9 关键 词
| Word | Phonetic Symbol | Part of Speech | English Definition | Simplified Chinese Translation | Sample Sentence |
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| prohibition | /ˌprəʊhɪˈbɪʃən/ | noun | the action of forbidding something | 禁止 | The prohibition of unhealthy food has sparked a debate. |
| convenience | /kənˈviːniəns/ | noun | the state of being able to proceed with something easily or without trouble | 方便 | Fast food serves as a convenient option for busy individuals. |
| societal pressures | /səˈsaɪətəl ˈpreʃərz/ | noun | expectations and demands placed on individuals by society | 社会压力 | People turn to fast food due to societal pressures and limited time. |
| financial burden | /fɪˈnanʃəl ˈbɜrdn/ | noun | the strain caused by monetary obligations or responsibilities | _财务负担 | _Healthier alternatives may impose a financial burden on lower-income individuals. |
| social instability | /ˈsoʊʃəl ˌɪnstəˈbɪlɪti/ | noun | the state of being unpredictable or unreliable in society | 社会不稳定 | Restricting access to affordable food could lead to social instability. |
| evolving | /ɪˈvɒlvɪŋ/ | adjective | developing gradually | _不断发展的 | _Fast food remains a necessary component in our evolving lifestyles. |
| sustenance | /ˈsʌstənəns/ | noun | _food and drink regarded as a source of strength; nourishment | _生计,食物和饮料 | _Restricting access to affordable sustenance could lead to social instability. |
| heightened | /ˈhaɪtənd/ | adjective | _made or become more intense | _加剧的 | _As our society continues to develop, stress levels have heightened. |
| affordable | /əˈfɔrdəbl/ | adjective | _inexpensive; reasonably priced | _负担得起的 | _Fast food is an affordable solution for individuals with limited time. |
| meal preparation | /mil prɛpəˈreʃən/ | noun | _the process of planning, cooking, and assembling meals | _膳食准备 | _People with limited time for meal preparation often rely on fast food. |
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Beziehe dich in deiner Antwort auf den Lesetext und die Meinungen der anderen Studierenden.
Nutze konkrete Beispiele, um deinen Hauptpunkt zu untermauern – vermeide allgemeine Aussagen.
Ziele auf 120–150 Wörter. Längere Antworten sind nicht automatisch besser; Klarheit und Fokus zählen mehr.