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天津雅思暑假班:雅思口语Part 1新题 Name

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IELTS SPEAKING / Part 1 - Name

每次写语料素材或者题目解析，不知不觉就写上千字了（读书时写语文作文还觉得800字太多了…… ）。但是如果只是直接给个三两句话的参考答案，我感觉作用有限。我还是更希望大家能够跟着每次的文章，一起思考，联想这些语料、素材和自己的经历或者感受是否相通，然后融入到自己的答题中，或者积累下来用于其他可变通的题目中。

言归正传，今天我们讲讲和新一季雅思口语题目Name相关的语料素材。

其实这个话题下面的几个小问难度并不大，基本上每个小伙伴还是能说上两三句。希望今天分享的语料素材能给你的答案润色升级。

首先，关于记人名这件事，有人不费吹灰之力就能记住和自己说话、接触过的人的名字，而有的人似乎是记性不太好，不光是那种相对陌生（只见过一两次或者只说过一两次话的人）的名字，有时甚至连自己比较熟悉的人，都叫不出他们的名字。试想一下，当一个和你关系还不错的人跟你聊天，你却怎么也想不起人家的名字，如果对方知道你竟然不记得他的名字，那确实有些尴尬：对方可能觉得在你眼里他也太重要了吧……

Recalling others’ name might be a walk in the park for some while it’s extremely difficult for the rest to remember someone else’s name. Maybe we could just say those who have trouble remembering names have a mind like a sieve. Whatever comes into their brains slips away within just a few seconds. It’s understandable you can’t remember his name if the person has only talked to you once or twice, or he’s just a casual acquaintance of yours. However, failing to recall people’s name or calling people by the wrong name can be embarrassing in the workplace, even detrimental to your business. At least, the client or the business partner would normally reckon that you do not value the relationship with him.

recall 回忆起，想起

a walk in the park 轻松/简单的事情

the rest 剩余的人

have a mind like a sieve = have a bad / poor memory = forget things easily 记性很差

slip away 溜走，跑掉

a casual acquaintance 泛泛之交

in the workplace 在工作的地方/场合

detrimental 有害的，不利的

reckon 认为

不过呢，有时候记不住人名这件事，并不是你故意的。或许你每次都尝试了很多方法去记住这个人的名字，但是过了一晚，好像记忆的某个部分被清洗了一样，除了人名，其他的东西你倒都能记得一清二楚。

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As a matter of fact, forgetting names is one of memory’s most common failure, so it’s not always easy for us to make names stick in our memory. We should not be hard on ourselves for forgetting people’s names, especially when we do not mean it. We may have tried all manner of so-called best-ever tricks and tips to help us get better at remembering names. but in the end, the part of our brain that stores names seems to be erased overnight: we wen’t recall their names at all! It is quite weird that all other information except for names sticks in our mind.

stick 粘住，粘牢

be hard on sb. 对某人苛刻，过分要求

all manner of 各种各样的

trick 伎俩，方法

tip 贴士，方法

best-ever 史上的

be erased 被抹去，被擦掉

overnight 一夜之间

weird 奇怪的，诡异的

stick in your mind 牢牢记住

卷福曾在剧中就提到过，大脑的记忆空间是有限的，他当然会把这些空间用来记住那些更为重要的信息。同样地，或许对于你的大脑而言，它会觉得这些名字不值得占据一个记忆位置，所以你总是无法从记忆库里提取人名的信息。

Probably, there is limited room in brain and it is too busy, leaving nothing leftover for name recall. Similarly, the brain itself might sort incoming information as important or trivial. It just stores necessary facts and details, otherwise, it get bogged down by too much information. That is why you can't retrieve the names from the brain.

leftover 剩余的

name recall n. 记名字

sort 分类

trivial 琐碎的，不重要的

get bogged down … 陷于泥淖, 进展困难

retrieve 检索

当然啦，还有的科学家表示，人名这种东西，其实和“人”没什么联系。不像人的面部特征可以有许多个人细节提供给你，你可以通过这些特征去识别一个人。但是名字，只是随意的几个字组合，无法把它和具体的人物对上号是很正常的事。除此之外，在生活中，名字相似或者名字相同的人太多了！！这完全搅浑了你的记忆…… 张馨艺、张馨予、张予曦、张艺馨、张歆艺…… 傻傻分不清楚……

Well, according some scientists, unlike facial features, which reveal a lot about a person (such as eye colour, hair colour, figure - all things that can be used to recognise a person), names have little to offer. The name is just a couple of words, a sequence of random syllables. Therefore, in a purely objective sense, a person’s face and name are, by and large, unrelated. Another common problem with name remembering is that some of people’s names are incredibly common: How many people do you who have the exact same name? If the answer is a lot, it’s no wonder you can’t remember anyone’s name. You may know several Johns and several Nancys… If you hear a common name, it isn’t as salient and you are less likely to commit it to memory.

facial feature 面部特征

reveal 揭露，显示

random 随机的

unrelated 不相关的

by and large = in general

incredibly common 太普遍了

salient 重要的，突出的

所以说，当别人记不起你的名字的时候，你可能不要太在意，不要总是以为别人是不在意自己才记不住。他们可能已经很努力了，但他们记性真的不太好，何必为了这点小事而感到不快呢。或者在别人忘记你名字的时候，你也可以打趣说“我也记不清人名”“我的名字确实不好记，很多人都搞错……”

Anyway, you do not to mind if others cannot recall your name or take it for granted that he or she ignores or dislikes you. Why bother yourself with such trivial matter. Probably, your friends or acquaintances have tried many times and they feel ashamed of that too. Maybe next time when someone can't call you by the right name, you could ease embarrassment by bantering “my memory is flawed as well; I’m always bad with names!”

mind 在意，介意

take it for granted 把…… 当成理所当然的，想当然

bother 烦恼，叨扰 v.

trivial matter 不重要的事

ease embarrassment 缓解尴尬

banter 打趣，逗笑

flawed 有瑕疵的，有问题的

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