VOLTAR
Postada em 09/11/2009
Conteúdo para alunos cadastrados...
Nível intermediário > O nobreak quebrou
Atenção!
Introdução
Proteger os seus dados e hardware é uma das coisas mais importantes. Mas como fazer isso? Nessa lição, aprenda algumas informações importantes sobre "nobreaks" para nunca perder o seu trabalho de novo.
Metas
No final dessa lição você vai ser capaz de:
- Entender o uso de too x not enough
- Entender os diferentes usos de "break"
- Entender vocabulário relacionado como proteger seus aparelhos doméstico no caso de um apagão
My stabilizer broke last week during a power outage and I lost everything! [audio]line1.mp3[/audio]I need a new one. Any suggestions?
Clueless [audio]line2.mp3[/audio]
Hey, Clueless,
I would go with an online UPS with a voltage regulator. [audio]line3.mp3[/audio] Nothing too expensive for home use, though. [audio]line4.mp3[/audio] Don't go with a standby UPS because it's just not reliable enough. [audio]line5.mp3[/audio] The online will give you plenty of time to power off your computer during a blackout. [audio]line6.mp3[/audio]
Good luck, Tech Guru [audio]line7.mp3[/audio]
TRADUÇÃO
O meu estabilizador quebrou na última vez que faltou luz, e eu perdi tudo! Eu preciso comprar um novo. Alguma sugestão?
Desinformada
Oi, Desinformada, Eu escolheria um nobreak em linha com um regulador de voltagem. Mas nada muito caro, para uso doméstico. Não escolha um nobreak auxiliar, porque não é confiável o suficiente. O de em linha dará a você tempo suficiente para desligar o seu computador durante o apagão.
Boa sorte, Guru de Tech
Vocabulário: Stabilizer, Power Outage, Clueless, Online Ups, Standby UPS, To Power Off, Reliable, Blackout
Palavra-chave: To Go With
Gramática: too x not enough
Comentários
Por: Josh
You can never be too careful when it comes to protecting your data and hardware! I hope you like this lessons, all you techies out there. But if you're not a techie, no problem! There are plenty of great vocabulary words and expressions for you to learn in this lesson. For your task, send us a comment using "too" or "not enough"!
Tem sugestões de aulas? Envie suas idéias
THERE AREN'T ENOUGH HOUSES FOR EVERYTHING.
If only i had a blueray...
TheBarrichelo's car is not fast enough to win. Good job! Abs.MeuinglÊs is not too expensive, but for me, to study with MeuIngles.com is not easy enough.
makedo that heart surgery?! That's not good! rs1. I would like to reform my house, but the project is too expensive.
2. There are not enough I Rock lessons. I'd like some new I Rock lessons.
Eu ia escrever .. ideas to work on it, em vez de to do... Estaria certo to work on it (para trabalhar nelas)?
What did you like a lot?
You liked the lesson a lot.
You always place a lot after the object, which in this case is lesson.
However, your sentence would be more natural if you said:
I have a lot to learn, I'm so young!
Think of it this way:
You have what to learn? A lot to learn.
Think of a lot as the object itself.
If you just say, I have to learn a lot, people will probably ask you,
You have to learn a lot of what?
You need to be specific:
You have a lot of what to learn? A lot of vocabulary to learn.
I have a lot of vocabulary to learn before I take the test.
Or
I have to learn a lot of vocabulary before I take the test.
We can be more flexible with the position here because we are being specific: "a lot of vocabulary".
Did I confuse you even more?? I hope not!
It's too late, I've got go now.
There isn't enough food here. Bring some more bread
s, please.(bread sempre fica no singular)
It's
toovery late. I've got to go now.- Because my shoes is not enough size for me. It hurts my foot.
She´s exhausted. The last week was too hard at the office.
My love and carefull are not enough for her.
A few observations:
There are monuments.
of the seventieth (or seventeenth (17th) century?
Love and care.
This book is too important to me, but i have not enough money.
She is not inteligent enough to go to university.
toovery good and helped me understand more words and expressions.*This book is
toovery important to me, but I don't have enough money to buy it.*She is not intelligent enough to go to university.
Very good job! Mas observe que para dizer "muito" no sentido de intensidade, usa-se "very", e não "too". Use o segundo quando for dizer que algo é "demais", no sentido de crítica. Na segunda frase, seu "I have not" não está errado, mas eu coloquei "don't have", que é mais usado e natural no inglês americano.
Abs.
I didn’t find any meaning for the phrase “break leg!” in Webster Dictionary and even so in Oxford Dictionary. Is it a phrasal verb?
And what about the sentence - “John broke his back working”. As I know – it means John was working when he broke his back – Why it’s given another signification like “John worked very hard at his job”??? – In my opinion it’s a contradiction. Isn’t it?
Don’t do dictations like this. It is too fast to understand it because I can’t go with. I'm not able to.