IE 1543：雅思口语满分词汇大放送

这里是IELTS Energy播客第1543期。

This is the IELTS Energy Podcast episode fifteen forty three.

海量雅思口语9分词汇等你掌握。

Oodles of band nine vocabulary for IELTS speaking.

欢迎收听All Ears English出品的IELTS Energy播客。

Welcome to the IELTS Energy Podcast from All Ears English.

节目下载量突破3500万次，由考官培训专家奥布里·卡特与英语冒险家林赛·麦克马洪联袂主持。

Downloaded more than 35,000,000 times with examiner trained IELTS whiz Aubrey Carter and Lindsey McMahon, the English adventurer.

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If you are stuck with a low score, our insider method will help you get the score you need to unlock your dreams.

立即登录allearsenglish.com/myscore，通过两分钟测试获取预估分数段。

Get your estimated band score now with our two minute quiz at allearsenglish.com/myscore.

在雅思考试中，你肯定需要大量发言。

You are guaranteed to say a lot on the IELTS exam.

如果换上更有趣的词汇会怎样呢？

What if you swapped in more interesting vocabulary?

你当然会得到更高的分数。

You'd get a higher score, of course.

今天就来学习如何做到这一点吧。

Listen in to learn how to do it today.

嘿，Lindsey。

Hey there, Lindsey.

你好吗？

How are you?

很好，Aubrey。

Good, Aubrey.

我状态很棒。

I am doing great.

Aubrey，你知道有很多种表达方式吗？

Aubrey, do you know oodles of ways to say a lot?

是的。

Yes.

对吧？

Right?

我们刚做了一期很棒的节目。

We just did a great episode.

如果你们错过了，我们在最近一期节目中教了正式词汇来表达“很多”，比如plethora（大量）、myriad（无数）、profusion（丰富），还有非正式词汇如loads（一大堆）和gobs（许多）。

If you guys missed it, we taught formal vocabulary to say a lot of, like plethora, myriad, profusion, and also informal words like loads and gobs in a recent episode.

坚持到最后。

Stay to the end.

Give And you 我们最近在《全神贯注英语》中也讨论过这个。

Give And you then we also talked about this recently on All Ears English.

对吧，Lindsey？

Right, Lindsey?

是的。

Yeah.

当然。

For sure.

在All Ears English最近的一期节目中，我们介绍了一些九分词汇，我们总是希望能留意到那些在节目中遗漏的九分词汇。

So a recent episode on All Ears English featured a few band nine words, and we always wanna have our eyes out for band nine words, that we missed in that episode.

所以今天我们要在All Ears English提到的那些词汇基础上，做一个第二部分的内容。

So today we'll do a part two with those words that we mentioned over on All Ears English.

对吧，Aubrey？

Right, Aubrey?

我们还会分享一些新词汇。

And we're gonna share a few new words as well.

正如我们最近提到的，这些词汇极其有用，因为在雅思口语和写作中，你肯定需要表达‘大量’这个概念。

This is incredibly useful vocabulary as we've mentioned recently because you will definitely need to express this idea of a lot of, right, on IELTS speaking and writing.

而且有九分水平的表达方式。

And there are band nine ways of saying this.

如果你只说‘a lot of’，那只能得五六分。

If you say a lot of something, that's band six, band five.

你应该用这些更高分的同义词来提升自己的表达水平。

You wanna keep yourself and use one of these much higher scoring synonyms instead.

好的。

Good.

是的。

Yeah.

确实很棒。

Really good stuff.

所以我们很可能会在口语部分看到它。

So we're likely to see it on speaking.

有没有哪个考试部分我们更可能用到这些？比如口语第一部分、第二部分？

Do we is there any one, part of the test we're more likely like speaking part one, speaking part two, where we could use these most likely?

整个口语考试都会用到。

All over the speaking exam.

绝对如此。

Absolutely.

第一部分如果被问到喜欢的餐厅、朋友等问题时，想象一下。

On part one, if you're asked about restaurants you like, friends, think, imagine.

无论被问到什么话题，你都可以分享你做这件事的频率是高还是低。

Anything you're asked about, you can share whether you do it a lot or not very much.

对吧？

Right?

这套词汇的应用场景非常广泛。

There are so many places to use this vocab.

这些都是非常实用的表达，你需要随时准备好使用它们。

So these are very useful expressions you want to have ready to use.

你可以运用它们

You could use them

在几乎任何回答中。

on almost any answer.

这类词汇就是我们建议听众重点掌握的——那种能贯穿整个考试或整个口语考试的词汇。

This is the kind of vocab we suggest our listeners focus on is vocab that can kind of span across the entire exam or the entire speaking exam.

对吧？

Right?

所以每当你想表达大量某物时，都可以使用这些词汇来立即提高分数。

So anytime you want to say a lot of something, you can use these instead and instantly increase your score.

明白吗？

K?

没错。

Exactly.

是的。

Yeah.

那么我们先从'slew'这个词开始深入讲解。

So let's dive in first here with, slew.

对吧？

Right?

首先这个词最近在《全神贯注学英语》节目中提到过。

First This was shared recently on All Ears English.

关于前几个词汇的详细讲解，可以去收听那期《全神贯注学英语》节目。

So for these first few words for details, go check out that All Ears English episode.

我们稍后会给你详细说明。

We'll give you details in a bit.

但我们会说我家附近有一大堆餐厅，但最好的是拐角处的一家意大利小馆。

But we would say there's a slew of restaurants near my house, but the best one is a little Italian spot around the corner.

就是表示很多，但这是九分词汇。

Just means a lot of, but this is band nine.

我从未听学生说过'slew'这个词。

I've never heard a student say slew.

是啊。

Yeah.

这绝对能让你的词汇量达到九分水平。

It would definitely put you in the band nine category for vocab for sure.

我们还可以说'boatload'或'truckload'。

We can also say boatload or truckload.

为什么不说'busload'呢？

Why not busload?

我不知道。

I don't know.

这不是个常用说法。

It's not a thing.

只有船载量（boatload）这种说法。

Just boatload.

确实。

True.

虽然不说公交载量（busload），但我们确实会用船载量和卡车载量。

Doesn't say busload, but we do say boatload and truckload.

我做过各式各样的工作。

I've had a boatload of different jobs.

如果被问到工作经历，是这样的，因为我父亲是军人，我们经常搬家，所以每份工作都做不长久。

If you're asked about work, right, we moved a lot since my dad was in the military, so I wasn't able to keep any of them for long.

所以与其说'我做过很多工作'，不如说'我做过一船的工作'、'一大堆工作'。

So imagine instead of saying I've had a lot of jobs, I've had a boatload of jobs, a slew of jobs.

是的。

Yep.

这是高分表达方式。

High scoring ways to say that.

或许可以问一个关于你曾从事过的工作的说话部分问题。

Maybe a speaking part one question there about jobs you've had potentially.

对吧？

Right?

或者我需要道个歉。

Or I need a sorry.

今年我读了大量书籍，但最喜欢的还是我刚完成的一个系列。

I read a truckload of books this year, but my favorite was a series I just finished.

那么你喜欢阅读吗？

So do you like to read?

你读很多书吗？

Do you read a lot of books?

别说‘很多’，要说‘一卡车那么多’。

Instead of saying a lot of, say truckload.

太喜欢了。

Love it.

这样有趣多了。

So much more interesting.

‘一卡车那么多的’。

Truckload of.

超爱这个说法。

Love that.

还有‘大量的，海量的’。

And then oodles, oodles of.

比如当被问到朋友时，你可以说‘我的朋友玛西有着用不完的精力’。

So maybe if you're asked about a friend, you know, my friend Marcy has oodles of energy.

真不知道她是怎么做到的。

I don't know how she does it.

它的意思和‘很多’完全一样，但这是九级表达。

It means the exact same thing as a lot of, but it's band nine.

嗯。

Mhmm.

另一个我们可以轻松替换的词是‘大量’或‘成堆的’，用来代替‘很多’。

And then another one we could just easily swap in instead of a lot, a mountain of or mountains of.

你可以选择。

You can choose.

对吧？

Right?

对。

Right.

如果有人问起工作，每个周一我都有堆积如山的任务等着我。

If you're asked about work, every Monday I have a mountain of tasks waiting for me.

我们两种说法都会用。

And we'll we say it both ways.

我有堆积如山的任务。

I have mountains of tasks.

嗯。

Mhmm.

或者如果有人问起父母的情况。

Or if you're asked about a parent.

我母亲曾面临重重挑战，但从未放弃。

My mother faced mountains of challenges but never gave up.

真棒。

Beautiful.

很好。

Nice.

是的。

Yeah.

好的。

Okay.

那么，奥布里，我们现在要学习一些在Allers英语或IELTS Energy节目中还没听过的新词汇了。

So, Aubrey, we're into the new words now that we haven't heard yet on Allers English or IELTS energy.

那么，Heaps这个词我们需要怎么用呢？

So Heaps what do we need to of.

我们还可以说piles of。

And we also say piles of.

和mountains of类似，我们也可以用这些方式表达。

So similar to mountains of, we also say it these ways.

对吧？

Right?

当被问及你省钱的一次经历时，你可以说：'我通过购买二手手机省了一大笔钱。'

You're asked about a time you saved money, you could say, I saved heaps of money by buying my phone used.

是的。

Yeah.

我注意到，我记得我和一个澳大利亚人一起游历东南亚时，发现她总是说heaps这个词，比如heaps of something。

And I've noticed that this I remember I traveled through Southeast Asia with someone from Australia and I noticed that she used to say heaps all the time, heaps of something.

所以我认为这在澳大利亚英语中很常见，但在任何类型的英语中都是完全合理的用法。

So I think it's really common in Australian English to say this, but totally legit in any kind of English.

绝对如此。

Absolutely.

没错。

Right.

我经常这么说，'heaps of'或'piles of'，比如被问到家务时。

I say this a lot, heaps of or piles of, if you're asked about chores.

在我家总有一堆堆的家务要做，对吧？

There are always piles of chores to do at my house, right?

你知道，比如成堆的衣服，不过那个更字面意思。

You know, like piles of clothes, but that's more literal.

我们会用'piles of'来形容任何事物。

We'll say piles of anything.

比如成堆的任务。

Piles of tasks.

对吧？

Right?

需要修理的东西。

Of things to fix.

对吧？

Right?

是的。

Yes.

维修。

Repairs.

所以，它不仅仅是指字面上堆积如山的东西。

So, it's not just literally something that amounts to a pile.

对吧？

Right?

了解这一点很重要。

Important to know that.

没错。

Exactly.

是啊。

Yeah.

还有，'一片海'或'一片洋'。

Also, a sea of or an ocean of.

当被问及紧张时刻时可以用这个表达。

We use this if you're asked about a time you were nervous.

我曾在学校面对一片由学生、老师和家长组成的海洋发表演讲。

I had to speak at school in front of a sea of students, teachers, and parents.

所以这是个有趣的夸张方式，尤其用来形容人多得像海一样，'人海'。

So, is a fun way to exaggerate, especially for something that there's just like a lot of people than a sea, a sea of people.

我觉得对于描述我们的辅导建议，或者对雅思考生和听众的建议，一个好方法就是比平时表现得更夸张些。

I feel like a good way to describe our coaching or our recommendation to our students and our listeners on IELTS is just be more dramatic than you normally would.

做个戏精或者绝对要这样。

Be a drama king or a Absolutely.

戏剧性 你知道，如果说'很多学生'就很无聊。

Drama You know, it's boring if you say a lot of students.

那是人山人海的学生。

It was a sea of students.

我走进去，面前是人山人海的学生。

I walked in and there was a sea of students in front of me.

这就很有戏剧性。

That's dramatic.

对吧？

Right?

是的。

Yes.

对吧？

Right?

而且因为这种表达不常见，所以分数更高。

And because it's less common, it's higher scoring.

夸张发音时能更用力，这也有助于改善发音。

It also helps with pronunciation because you're able to punch it harder when you're exaggerating.

是的。

Yes.

所以在雅思考试中要当个戏剧之王或戏剧女王。

So be a drama king or a drama queen on IELTS.

我喜欢这个说法。

I love that.

好的，我们开始第二部分吧。

Okay, let's dive into this part two.

林赛，我要让你问我一个第二部分的问题。

I'm going have you ask me a part two question, Lindsey.

好的。

All right.

你手边有计时器可以计两分钟吗？如果没有，我可以。

Do you have a timer handy to time two Oh, If not, I can.

你有。

You do.

好的，设置一个两分钟的计时器。

Okay, set a timer for two minutes.

稍等一下。

One second here.

好的。

Alright.

这有点棘手，因为听好了，这里有个专业建议。

This is tricky because out there listening, here's a pro tip.

当你开始第二部分时，考官会说：'你有1到2分钟的时间回答，所以如果我打断你，别担心。'

When you go to start your part two, the instructions will say, the examiner's going to say, you have one to two minutes for this, so don't worry if I stop you.

这让很多学生感到困惑。

That throws off a lot of students.

这并不意味着你可以说1分钟或2分钟。

That doesn't mean you can speak for one or two minutes.

如果你没有说满整整两分钟，你的分数就会降低。

If you don't speak for that full two minutes, your score will go down.

你的

Your

流利度 这要求太棘手了。

fluency That is clearance so tricky.

他们是在故意为难人吗

Do they trick people

人们或许不该这么说。

People like shouldn't say that.

其实说明应该写'你必须说满两分钟'，但他们没告诉你这点。

It really the instruction should say, You must speak for two minutes, but they don't tell you that.

一定要说满两分钟对吧，好的。

Be All sure to speak for two right, good.

不过我们更清楚该怎么做，因为我们听了IELTS能量课程，没错。

So, we know better though because we listen to IELTS energy, Yes, exactly.

好的，我们开始吧，奥布里。

All right, here we go, Aubrey.

我要问你一个问题，然后我会启动计时器，我们看看表现如何。

I'm going to ask you the question, then I'll hit the timer, and we'll see how we do.

所以我要请你描述一个你热爱的爱好。

So I'm gonna ask you to describe a hobby you love.

好的。

Okay.

当我

When I was

小时候，有太多选择，所以我小时候很难选出一个爱好。

a kid, there was an ocean of choices, so I had a hard time choosing a hobby when I was young.

我决定学钢琴。

I decided to play the piano.

我在钢琴上花了很多时间。

I spent a ton of time on the piano.

我每周都会上课。

I would have lessons weekly.

我每天至少练习三十分钟。

I would practice daily, at least thirty minutes.

至少我是这么告诉我妈妈的。

Or at least I told my mom I practiced daily.

但只要有机会偷懒，我就不会练。

But whenever I could get away with it, I didn't.

因为我觉得在钢琴上花费了太多时间，而我更愿意做其他事情。

Because I felt like I was spending a boatload of time at the piano and there were so many other things I would rather be doing.

不过，正因为我投入了大量时间练习，我的钢琴确实弹得相当不错。

But, because I spent, you know, so many hours at the piano, I did become quite proficient.

到高中毕业时，我已经能坐下来弹奏几乎所有想弹的曲子了。

I was able to sit down and play pretty much anything I wanted to by the time I graduated high school.

尤其是识谱能力特别强。

And especially reading music.

我能读懂任何乐谱。

I could read any music.

我不太擅长凭听觉演奏。

I wasn't very good at playing by ear.

但可悲的是，现在我这项技能已经严重退化了。

But now, tragically, I've really lost this talent a lot.

我家里有钢琴，但我就是抽不出时间坐下来弹。

I have a piano in my home, but I just don't sit down and take the time.

其实你知道，我并没有大把的空闲时间，这也是问题的一部分。

I have, you know I don't have oodles of free time actually, so that's part of the problem.

如果我有额外的时间，或许，或许我会重拾钢琴。

If I had extra time, maybe, maybe I would.

但我很怀念那种感觉，这让人难过。

But I miss it and it's sad.

感觉像是种浪费，我花了那么多时间磨练这项技能，现在却不能随心所欲地坐下来演奏任何曲目。

It feels like a waste that I spent all this time really honing that skill and now I can't just sit down and play anything I want.

现在我必须努力练习才行。

Now I have to work at it.

我得一遍又一遍地弹奏乐谱。

I would have to play lines of music again and again.

我会犯很多错误。

I would make a lot of mistakes.

我已经忘记了很多谱表之外的音符。

I've forgotten a lot of the notes off ledger.

所以我仍然非常喜欢弹钢琴，但当它变成一项任务时就没那么有趣了。

So I still really love playing the piano, but it's not as fun when it's work.

现在我感觉自己是在勉强弹奏，而不是享受放松和乐趣。

Right now, I feel like I'm struggling to do it instead of having it be relaxing and fun.

现在感觉就像是在做家务。

Now it feels like a chore.

所以尽管我仍然热爱这个爱好，但我想说，我觉得我可能会

So though I do still love this hobby, I would say, I think I would

更享受它。

enjoy it more.

谢谢。

Thank you.

那感觉很长吗

Did that feel like a long

感觉太漫长了。

It felt so long.

我能感觉到

I could tell

你觉得时间很漫长。

you felt like it was long.

我能看出来。

I could tell.

你用了些有趣的策略，我想指出来。

You used some interesting strategies there that I wanna point out.

顺便说一下

By the way.

我们最近几集讨论过的其他内容，你用了条件句

Other things we've talked about in recent episodes, you used the conditional.

你进入了条件句的用法

You went into the conditional.

如果我有更多时间，我会的

If I had more time, I would.

这是一种打发时间的方式，

And that's a way to fill time,

对吧？

right?

绝对没错，对吧？

Absolutely, right?

当你觉得，我还能说些什么呢？

When you feel like, What else can I say?

如果情况不同，你会怎么做？

What would you do if things were different?

如果你有更多钱、更多时间，如果你能回到过去改变什么，那是个很好的消磨时间的方式。

If you had more money, more time, if you could go back and change That's a great way to fill time.

而且你显然用了‘选择的海洋’这样的表达，但你还用了大量、大量的某样东西。

And you also obviously used an ocean of choices, but then you also used a ton, a ton of something.

我不太记得你具体说了什么，好像是‘一船’和‘一大堆’。

I don't remember exactly what you said, a boatload and oodles.

然后你还用了‘可悲地’这个词。

And then you also used the word tragically.

又一次非常戏剧化，这正是我们想要的。

Very, again, dramatic, which is what we're looking for.

确实如此。

It's true.

我觉得我当时真的夸张过头了。

I feel like I was really exaggerating.

真的，这确实是场悲剧。

Like, really it's It is tragic that that's happened.

但我可以用一种平淡、无趣的单调语气来说这句话。

But I could say that in kind of a flat, uninterested monotone way.

不幸的是，事实就是如此。

Unfortunately, this is the case.

但如果我用'悲剧性地'来表述，就会更加强调并得到

Instead, if I say tragically, I'm going to emphasize it more and get

更高的发音分数。

a better pronunciation score.

更好的词汇分数和更高的发音分数。

Better vocab score and a better pronunciation score.

我很喜欢。

I love it.

干得好，奥布里。

Good job, Aubrey.

有时候真的很难填满那两分钟。

Sometimes it's real hard to fill that two minutes.

确实。

It is.

这真的凸显了练习的重要性，对吧？

It really highlights how important it is to practice, right?

你越能感受两分钟有多长，就越能掌握应对策略。

The more you get a feel for how long two minutes is, the more you have strategies.

有趣的是，我这次没有讲故事。

And it's interesting, I didn't tell a story.

通常我们会建议第二部分采用讲故事的策略，如果我用了，就能轻松填满那两分钟。

Often we, for part two, we give you this strategy of telling a story and if I had, I could have filled that two minutes much more easily.

我本可以做到的。

And I could have.

我本可以讲个故事，比如关于我表演的经历，或者最近本可以演奏却没实现的故事。

I could have told a story about a time that I performed or a time recently when I could have played and didn't if I had told a story.

哦，确实如此。

Oh, that's true.

那样会很好。

That would have been good.

那会很有帮助。

That would have helped.

不。

No.

这是一个

That's a

好观点。

good point.

对，没错。

That's that's right.

因为当我们考虑第二部分时，通常会说讲个故事，原因就是为了填满那段时间。

Because when we think about part two, we usually say tell a story and the reason is to fill that time.

对吧？

Right?

必须包含更多细节。

It has to have more details.

这样你就不仅仅是抛出事实、事实、再事实了。

So you're not just throwing out facts and facts and facts.

是的。

Yes.

这就是为什么感觉如此漫长。

That's why it felt so long.

我也不知道为什么对我来说节奏也显得特别慢，尽管我只是在按部就班地进行。

I don't know why it felt like it moved so slow for me too, even though I was just taking the time.

是啊。

Yeah.

讲述的并不是一个故事，对吧？

Telling wasn't a story, right?

就像随意列举关于我童年的零散事实。

Was just like random facts facts about my childhood.

对，正是如此。

Right, exactly.

奥布里，这个系列的其他集数有哪些？

Aubrey, what are the other episodes from this series?

在IELTS Energy这里可以回翻找到15和37集。

Are So listed as other scroll back and get fifteen thirty seven right here on IELTS Energy.

你知道大量雅思词汇吗？

Do you know a plethora of IELTS vocabulary?

我们在那里教了正式和非正式短语。

So we taught formal and informal phrases there.

别错过了。

Don't miss it.

然后在All Ears English的第2511集中，有大量工作内容，详细讲解如何用英语分享这类词汇的更多细节和例子。

And then on All Ears English, episode 2,511 was got a boatload of work, how to share in English for more details and examples with this vocabulary.

好的。

Yes.

快去确保你收听了那些节目。

Go and make sure you check out those episodes.

如果你还不熟悉《All Ears English》播客，现在就在你听播客的地方或YouTube上打开搜索栏，输入All Ears English。

If you're not familiar with the All Ears English podcast, then open your search bar right now wherever you listen or even on YouTube, type in All Ears English.

它会立刻出现。

It will pop up.

你会看到那个黄色的标志。

You'll see the yellow.

你马上就能认出我们。

You'll recognize us right away.

点击关注或订阅按钮。

Hit the follow or the subscribe button.

好的。

Alright.

是的。

Yes.

那边有那么多集节目，我们录制的时候我就想，哦，希望我们所有的雅思听众都能从这优质教学中获益

There are so many episodes over there that as we're recording, I'm like, oh, I hope all of our IELTS listeners getting We this great teach

那边有太多内容真的能帮你备考雅思。

so much over there that really can help you on IELTS.

天啊。

Oh my gosh.

绝对的。

For sure.

好东西。

Good stuff.

那么奥布里，我们今天的关键收获是什么？

So Aubrey, what's our takeaway for today?

没错。

Yeah.

你们几乎肯定会在雅思口语中频繁使用这些表达，写作中也会多次用到。

You guys are almost guaranteed to say a lot of on IELTS speaking and use it on writing as well, multiple times even.

所以你需要掌握这些9分词汇来提升词汇分数。

So you need this band nine vocabulary to boost your vocab scores.

就像你刚才说的林赛，这往往会让你夸张表达，这也有助于提高发音分数。

And like you were saying, Lindsay, that often it leads you to exaggerate, which will also help you improve pronunciation scores as well.

好的。

Alright.

今天的绝妙建议。

Great tip for today.

很棒的范例。

Great example.

那么奥布里，我们下期节目很快再见。

And, Aubrey, we'll see you back here very soon in the next episode.

好吗？

Alright?

太棒了。

Awesome.

下次见。

See you next time.

保重。

Take care.

再见。

Bye.