謝爾蓋·布林 02

[00:17.33]Sergey Brin [00:20.25]謝爾蓋·布林 [00:33.36]詞匯掃描 [00:37.29]co-author 共同編寫 [00:41.85]ease 減輕 [00:45.87]film rating 電影分級(jí) [00:51.45]Sergey expressed interest in the Internet [00:54.46]very early on in his studies at Stanford. [00:58.06]He authored and co-authored various papers [01:01.49]on data-mining and pattern extraction. [01:05.00]He also wrote software to ease the process [01:08.29]of putting scientific papers often written in TeX, [01:12.85]a text processing language, into HTML form, [01:17.25]as well as a website for film ratings. [01:21.89]講解 [01:52.69]逐句對(duì)照 [01:56.61]Sergey expressed interest in the Internet [01:59.31]very early on in his studies at Stanford. [02:10.02]He authored and co-authored various papers [02:13.21]on data-mining and pattern extraction. [02:23.60]He also wrote software to ease the process [02:26.49]of putting scientific papers often written in TeX, [02:31.21]a text processing language, into HTML form, [02:46.83]as well as a website for film ratings. [02:57.54]多學(xué)一點(diǎn) [03:01.70]co-author 共同編寫 [03:04.21]co- 同伴，聯(lián)合，合作 [03:10.28]cooperate 合作 [03:13.01]cofounder 共同創(chuàng)立者 [03:16.07]co- 部屬，副手 [03:21.17]copilot 副飛行員 [03:24.69]ease 減輕，和緩 [03:30.12]The medicine can ease your pain. [03:36.33]ease 容易，悠閑 [03:41.89]The retired couple lived a life of ease. [03:49.28]at ease 舒適 / 稍息 [03:58.09]立正 attention [04:05.90]film rating [04:07.46]rating 分級(jí)，級(jí)別 [04:20.25]G級(jí) general audiences [04:23.84]大眾級(jí) [04:28.23]PG級(jí) parental guidance suggested [04:32.66]普通級(jí) [04:37.41]PG-13級(jí) [04:39.40]Parental guidance, [04:41.07]but some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. [04:51.75]R級(jí) [04:53.20]RESTRICTED Under 17 requires accompanying parent [04:57.93]or adult guardian. [05:09.26]NC-17級(jí) NO ONE 17 AND UNDER ADMITTED [05:42.51]詞匯掃描 [05:46.31]entitle 以…為題 [05:50.68]access 進(jìn)入 [05:56.11]The defining moment for Sergey, however, [05:58.93]was when he met future co-president of Google, Larry Page. [06:04.61]According to Google lore, [06:06.50]Page and Brin "were not terribly fond of each other [06:10.55]when they first met as Stanford University graduate students [06:15.23]in computer science in 1995." [06:18.98]They soon found a common interest: [06:21.48]retrieving relevant information from large data sets. [06:26.75]Together, the pair authored [06:29.59]what is widely considered their seminal contribution, [06:33.53]a paper entitled "The Anatomy [06:36.17]of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine." [06:41.62]The paper has since gone on to become the tenth [06:45.05]most accessed scientific paper at Stanford University. [06:50.38]講解 [07:36.54]逐句對(duì)照 [07:40.29]The defining moment for Sergey, however, [07:43.57]was when he met future co-president of Google, Larry Page. [07:57.84]According to Google lore, [07:59.60]Page and Brin "were not terribly fond of each other [08:03.92]when they first met as Stanford University graduate students [08:08.35]in computer science in 1995." [08:22.94]They soon found a common interest: [08:25.54]retrieving relevant information from large data sets. [08:38.44]Together, the pair authored [08:40.41]what is widely considered their seminal contribution, [08:44.56]a paper entitled "The Anatomy [08:47.09]of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine." [09:03.52]The paper has since gone on to become the tenth [09:06.69]most accessed scientific paper at Stanford University. [09:20.08]多學(xué)一點(diǎn) [09:24.64]entitle 給…題名，命名 [09:29.12]The novel is entitled"Pride and Prejudice. [09:36.73]給予權(quán)利，資格 [09:40.28]to [09:42.37]Their qualifications entitle them to a higher salary. [09:51.26]access 獲取，使用(數(shù)據(jù)) [09:59.34]進(jìn)入，入口 [10:02.81]to [10:05.57]The only access to the town is across the bridge. [10:15.53]Citizens may have free accessto the library. [10:24.44]原音重現(xiàn) [10:28.22]Sergey expressed interest in the Internet [10:30.94]very early on in his studies at Stanford. [10:34.97]He authored and co-authored various papers [10:38.19]on data-mining and pattern extraction. [10:42.02]He also wrote software to ease the process [10:44.94]of putting scientific papers often written in TeX, [10:49.51]a text processing language, into HTML form, [10:54.02]as well as a website for film ratings. [10:57.63]The defining moment for Sergey, however, [11:01.21]was when he met future co-president of Google, Larry Page. [11:06.72]According to Google lore, [11:08.69]Page and Brin "were not terribly fond of each other [11:12.86]when they first met as Stanford University graduate students [11:17.50]in computer science in 1995." [11:21.42]They soon found a common interest: [11:23.84]retrieving relevant information from large data sets. [11:29.07]Together, the pair authored [11:31.74]what is widely considered their seminal contribution, [11:36.13]a paper entitled "The Anatomy [11:38.49]of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine." [11:43.72]The paper has since gone on to become the tenth [11:47.23]most accessed scientific paper at Stanford University. [12:12.26]謝謝收聽(tīng)

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