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- 整集共有 149 个较难的单词(B2 及以上)。
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较难的单词(B2+)
The first one was the one that was I'm going to show you how to make a canisters actually work. For decades, product testers would assess the bear resistance of a canister by dropping a weight on it from a set height or by trying to puncture it with
a spike that simulated a bear's tooth. But they kept running up against a problem. These tests weren't close enough to reality. They weren't accounting for a bear's creativity and resourcefulness. So then, in the early 2000s, they hit upon an idea of testing the canisters by using something slightly more realistic.
Bears. A manufacturer would say, I have this new design for a bear resistant canister that I want campers to use.
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