低頭族英語(yǔ)作文
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范本1
Put Down Your Smartphone
拒絕成為手機(jī)「低頭族」
It is often said that smartphones have made our lives easier. Thanks to these handy devices, we can take our work with us anywhere. However, this isn’t necessarily a good thing.
人們常說(shuō)智能型手機(jī)令我們的生活更方便。由于這些便利的裝置，我們可以帶著工作到處走。然而，這不見(jiàn)得是件好事。
A recent survey found that two-thirds of office workers continued to work on their smartphones outside office hours. These so-called “screen slaves” are glued to their smartphones on the way home and at home. This can lead to health problems. For example, using a smartphone on the train or sofa can cause back and neck pain. What’s more, looking at a small screen for a long time can cause vision problems.
一份近來(lái)的研究發(fā)現(xiàn)：三分之二的上班族在下班時(shí)間繼續(xù)使用智能型手機(jī)工作。這些所謂的「屏幕奴隸」在回家途中及回家后都黏在他們的智能型手機(jī)前。這可能會(huì)導(dǎo)致健康問(wèn)題，例如：在火車(chē)或沙發(fā)上使用手機(jī)可能造成背部和頸部疼痛。更甚者，長(zhǎng)時(shí)間看著屏幕可能造成視力問(wèn)題。
In Taiwan, there was even a man who lost the use of his index finger because he played games on his smartphone for up to six hours a day. People who use their smartphones too often also complain of headaches, increased stress, and losing sleep at night. So perhaps we need to learn to be less dependent on our smartphones, and put them down once in a while.
在臺(tái)灣，甚至有人因?yàn)槊刻煊弥悄苄褪謾C(jī)玩游戲長(zhǎng)達(dá)六小時(shí)，而食指失去功能。太常使用智能型手機(jī)的人也抱怨頭痛、壓力加大，并且有失眠等癥狀。所以我們或許要學(xué)習(xí)減少依賴(lài)智能型手機(jī)，偶爾將它們放下。
【Vocabulary】
handy adj.便利的
The repairman takes his handy tools with him everywhere he goes.
這位修理工不論到哪里都隨身攜帶他的便利工具。
survey n.調(diào)查研究
A survey found that there were about 900 homeless people in the city.
一份調(diào)查研究發(fā)現(xiàn)這座城市有將近900位無(wú)家可歸的人。
so-called adj.所謂的
So-called “card slaves” work just to pay off their credit card bills.
所謂的「卡奴」工作只為了要償還卡債。
vision n.視力
Bill’s vision isn’t so good, which is why he wears contact lenses.
比爾的視力不好，那是為什么他要戴隱形眼鏡的原因。
headache n.頭痛
After a long day of studying, Jack had a headache.
經(jīng)過(guò)漫長(zhǎng)一天的學(xué)習(xí)，杰克感到有些頭痛。
dependent adj.依賴(lài)的
Most teens are dependent on their parents for money.
大部分的青少年依賴(lài)父母的金錢(qián)支持。
【字匯小補(bǔ)帖】
necessarily adv.必定；必然地
index finger n.食指
范本2
Can you live without a mobile phone?
你是“低頭族”嗎？
It is indeed difficult to live without a mobile phone as it helps us in day to day activities. I cannot live without a mobile phone. Today's generation uses mobile phones for chatting, surfing and playing games. They don't use the mobile phone for the real purpose. I admit that living without a mobile phone is extremely difficult but I can live without addicting apps like Facebook, Twitter etc. The iPhone is a gadget that is encouraging to use social apps and addicting games. These gadgets though facilitate our work but are making us their slaves. For example, if a person's iPhone is not working properly, he will be filled with anger. As new technology is creating new gadgets, so are people raising new demands. They also hamper academics. Buy a mobile phone but use it for something productive.
范本3
Can you live without a mobile phone?
你是“低頭族”嗎？
I have heard a beautiful poetry, written by a novelist, Amy Cheung. With a little adjustment, it can vividly depict the alienation among people in reality - "The further distance in the world is not between life and death. But when I stand in front of you, your eyes turn to your smartphone; don’t know that I love you."
The smartphone has been gaining a great popularity, becoming a toxic compulsion. It has invaded our lives and occupied all our interstitial time. It is so commonly seen that the smartphone addicts attend to their phone, ignoring everything. Even meeting with friends, they often pull out the phone in order to take a photo, check a message or even play with a game. Seeming connected with the whole world, they have actually fiddled the conversation and done harm to the relationship.
It is high time that we threw away the phone and raised our heads up. Do cherish the ones around us and appreciate the splendid scenery ahead of us.
范本4
Can you live without a mobile phone?
你是“低頭族”嗎？
A sage used to say, the 21st century is the era of smart phone. As the man who made up this sage, I’m so glad to see that the smart phone plays a significant role in people’s daily life.
Today, you can see people who bend their head and use their fingers to prick the keys of the phone everywhere. More and more people have become totally dependant on this little gadget. If there’s some dysfunction happened on the little thing, its master would definitely turn agitated, nervous and sometimes depressed. This is the syndrome of mobile dependency which is epidemic especially in young people.
We people invent a lot of things to make us convenient. However these things finally become new yoke for us. This is the doom of human being who continues to break down old shackles and at the same time forge new shackles. The invention of smart phone, it’s a gift for us and also a curse.
范本5
Stop Phubbing
Last month, Justin Valdez, a college student was shot in subway in San Francisco, the U.S. The surveillance video showed that before Justin was killed, the killer pulled out the pistol several times, and even wiped his nose with it. However, nobody noticed the killer. The surrounding passengers all focused on their cell phones.
上個(gè)月，一位名叫賈斯汀.瓦爾迪茲的大學(xué)生在美國(guó)舊金山的地鐵里遭到殺。監(jiān)控錄像顯示，就在賈斯汀被殺之前，兇手曾數(shù)次拿出手，甚至還用它蹭了鼻子。可是，沒(méi)有人注意到這個(gè)兇手。因?yàn)橹車(chē)某丝投及炎⒁饬性谧约旱氖謾C(jī)上了。
We may see the same scene everywhere in the life: in subway, restaurants, elevators, roads, people are watching their mobile phones. From family reunion to date with a friend, people couldn't stop checking their twitter, WeChat, facebook on the mobile phone and snubbing the persons in front completely. Phubbing trends not only to involve the young people, but also the elderly and kids.
生活中任何地點(diǎn)都會(huì)出現(xiàn)這樣的場(chǎng)景：無(wú)論是在地鐵、餐廳、電梯還是路上，人們都低頭關(guān)注著自己的手機(jī)。從家庭聚會(huì)到朋友相約，人們無(wú)時(shí)無(wú)刻都在刷新推特、微信、臉書(shū)，完全無(wú)視身邊的人。低頭癥不僅蔓延到了年輕人，甚至是波及老少。
"Phubbing" is a newly coined term which comes from the words "phone" and "snub". It describes the habit of snubbing someone in favor of a mobile phone. The word "phubbing" was included in the Australian National Dictionary in 2012. Apparently, the indifference and rudeness of the information age are spreading globally. A Stop Phubbing campaign site has been launched. You can find the slogan of the website as follows: "stop twittering, stop posting photos…enjoy your food, enjoy the music and respect your campaign."
“phubbing”是一個(gè)新造詞，來(lái)自“phone”和“snub”。它形容的是人們只顧低頭玩手機(jī)而經(jīng)常忽略身旁的人。該詞在2012年被編入了澳大利亞國(guó)家字典。顯然，在信息時(shí)代里這種漠然和無(wú)理的病癥已蔓延全球。一家抵制低頭癥的網(wǎng)站也因此成立。其網(wǎng)站口號(hào)就是：“停止推特，停止上傳照片...享受你的美食，享受當(dāng)下的音樂(lè)，還有尊重你的聚會(huì)。”
Phubbing appears innocuous; however, it does disturb our life. Shen Hongfei, an epicure, wrote in his blog:"I can no longer focus on what I am eating since I started twittering. My skill of food photography has improved very fast, while my interest in food drops correspondingly."
低頭癥無(wú)關(guān)痛癢；然而，它卻影響了我們的生活。沈宏非，一個(gè)享樂(lè)主義者，在他的博客上寫(xiě)道：“自從我開(kāi)始用推特后，就再也不能一心享用美食了。我食物拍攝技巧突飛猛進(jìn)，而對(duì)食物的興趣卻漸漸下降。”
Let us put down the cell phone and re-savor the real taste of food and the warmth of interpersonal communication.
我們何不放下手機(jī)重新體驗(yàn)食物的美味，并感受交流的溫馨時(shí)刻呢？