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It's always good to have a plan. However big or complex your task may look at first sight, with a feasible plan you can always find a way to manage it。
有一個計劃總是好的。然而不管乍一看這任務有多龐大,或是有多復雜,如果有一個可行的計劃,你總能找到一種管理方法。
When studying, break your biggest goal into smaller chunks or tasks. It's best if each of these chunks consists of a single topic. Often, you'll discover one or two key elements that stand out and get fixed in your mind. You can then use those as building blocks。
在學習的時候,將你最大的目標或任務分解成許多小塊。最好是每一小塊都是一個單一主題。通常,你會發現一個或兩個明顯的關鍵元素,并扎根在你的頭腦里。那么你就可以使用這些作為構建模塊了。
Classic tricks used by memory professionals include "the house of memory" where you place everything you want to remember in unique locations in the house. It's also useful to use humor — play with your key-words and make them funny or outrageous. You'll be surprised at how much easier they are to memorize。
記憶大師使用的經典伎倆包括“房子記憶術”,你把所有你想記住的全部定位到房子里一處獨特的位置。使用幽默手法同樣有用,賦予關鍵詞有趣或驚奇的意義。你會對這么容易就記住它們而感到驚訝。
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chunk n.厚厚的一塊; (某物)相當大的數量或部分; 強壯、結實的馬
例句:
It's a little chunk of history that they've forgotten to alter.
這小塊歷史,他們忘了改掉啦。
trick n.戲法,把戲; 計謀,訣竅; 騙局; 惡作劇
例句:
We are playing a trick on a man who keeps bothering me.
我們正在戲弄那個一直煩我的家伙。
outrageous adj.粗暴的; 無法容忍的; 反常的; 令人驚訝的
例句:
I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler.
我覺得自己似乎犯了個不可容忍的低級錯誤。
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