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重庆英语口语培训—重庆森博英语表示，男人不爱问路，一辈子会走许多弯路
Men are so reluctant to ask for directions that they will clock upan unnecessary 900 miles – the distance from Land's End toJohn O'Groats – over a lifetime, researchers say.
研讨人员指出，男人由于不愿问路，一辈子会走足足900英里(约合1448.41公里)的冤枉路，相当于从英国南端的兰兹角到北端的约翰欧格罗茨的间隔。
On realising they are lost, only 6 per cent check a map or askfor help to avoid extra mileage, a survey showed.
一项调查显现，当发现本人迷路时，只要6%的男人会去查地图或者向别人问路，以免走冤枉路。
And 14 per cent are so stubborn that they soldier on until they find an alternative route, ratherthan admit they are wrong.
14%的男人很顽固，他们宁可硬撑着走下去，直到找到另一条道路，也不愿供认本人走错路了。
Wrong turns and a lack of common sense means that the average British man will needlessly travelan extra 1.5 miles per month before correcting his mistake, clocking up an extra 18 miles per year.
由于转错弯和缺乏常识，英国男性在悬崖勒马以前均匀每月要多走1.5英里，每年则会累计多走18英里。
Over 50 years, that adds up to 13,500 minutes, or 225 hours, wasted needlessly pounding thepavement.
这样白费力气的四处奔波50年下来会累计糜费13500分钟，合225个小时。
Of the nearly 1,000 respondents, 94 per cent said women were generally better at navigation eventhough men are often reluctant to admit it.
将近1000名调查对象中，94%的人以为普通说来女性的方向感更好，虽然男人常常不愿供认这一点。
One in three said they react angrily to a partner's bad sense of direction which 'typically leads to anargument'.
三分之一的人称，本人的伴侣假如方向感很糟糕的话，他们会很生气，经常会因而“惹起争论”。
After getting lost, 14 per cent said they refuse to stop on the basis that 'all roads eventually lead tothe same place' with over half of the men surveyed guessing their poor sense of direction adds upto 20 extra minutes to their journey.
一旦迷路，14%的人回绝停下来，理由是“一切的路后总会抵达同一地点”，超半数的男性被调查者猜想本人那不靠谱的方向感会招致他们的行程多花20分钟的时间。
TrekAce, makers of a navigational aid for walkers, which carried out the poll, found the averageBritish man will needlessly travel an additional 900 miles over 50 years.
这项调查由步行者导航设备制造商TrekAce公司展开，调查发现均匀每个英国男性在50年的时间里原本不用走而多走的路途达900英里。
A spokesman for the firm said: 'It's incredible to think that we waste so much of our precious timegetting lost.
该公司的发言人说：“我们竟然由于迷路糜费了这么多的珍贵时间，真是难以置信。”
'The results of this survey reinforce what many have believed for years that men are not the bestnavigators.
“调查结果进一步证明了许多人多年以来的认识，那就是男人并不是领路人。”
'But it also shows the extreme lengths that men are going to avoid asking for directions, or goingthe right way in the first place.
“不过调查结果还显现，男人们无论如何都不愿去问路或是时间走对路。”
'It is clear we still need a bit of a helping hand when it comes to tacking unfamiliar and even familiarterritory.'
“显然，在不熟习的中央，即使是熟习的中央，准备换个方向走的时分，我们还是需求那么一点他人的协助的。”
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重庆英语口语培训—重庆森博英语表示，男人不爱问路，一辈子会走许多弯路
Men are so reluctant to ask for directions that they will clock upan unnecessary 900 miles – the distance from Land's End toJohn O'Groats – over a lifetime, researchers say.
研讨人员指出，男人由于不愿问路，一辈子会走足足900英里(约合1448.41公里)的冤枉路，相当于从英国南端的兰兹角到北端的约翰欧格罗茨的间隔。
On realising they are lost, only 6 per cent check a map or askfor help to avoid extra mileage, a survey showed.
一项调查显现，当发现本人迷路时，只要6%的男人会去查地图或者向别人问路，以免走冤枉路。
And 14 per cent are so stubborn that they soldier on until they find an alternative route, ratherthan admit they are wrong.
14%的男人很顽固，他们宁可硬撑着走下去，直到找到另一条道路，也不愿供认本人走错路了。
Wrong turns and a lack of common sense means that the average British man will needlessly travelan extra 1.5 miles per month before correcting his mistake, clocking up an extra 18 miles per year.
由于转错弯和缺乏常识，英国男性在悬崖勒马以前均匀每月要多走1.5英里，每年则会累计多走18英里。
Over 50 years, that adds up to 13,500 minutes, or 225 hours, wasted needlessly pounding thepavement.
这样白费力气的四处奔波50年下来会累计糜费13500分钟，合225个小时。
Of the nearly 1,000 respondents, 94 per cent said women were generally better at navigation eventhough men are often reluctant to admit it.
将近1000名调查对象中，94%的人以为普通说来女性的方向感更好，虽然男人常常不愿供认这一点。
One in three said they react angrily to a partner's bad sense of direction which 'typically leads to anargument'.
三分之一的人称，本人的伴侣假如方向感很糟糕的话，他们会很生气，经常会因而“惹起争论”。
After getting lost, 14 per cent said they refuse to stop on the basis that 'all roads eventually lead tothe same place' with over half of the men surveyed guessing their poor sense of direction adds upto 20 extra minutes to their journey.
一旦迷路，14%的人回绝停下来，理由是“一切的路后总会抵达同一地点”，超半数的男性被调查者猜想本人那不靠谱的方向感会招致他们的行程多花20分钟的时间。
TrekAce, makers of a navigational aid for walkers, which carried out the poll, found the averageBritish man will needlessly travel an additional 900 miles over 50 years.
这项调查由步行者导航设备制造商TrekAce公司展开，调查发现均匀每个英国男性在50年的时间里原本不用走而多走的路途达900英里。
A spokesman for the firm said: 'It's incredible to think that we waste so much of our precious timegetting lost.
该公司的发言人说：“我们竟然由于迷路糜费了这么多的珍贵时间，真是难以置信。”
'The results of this survey reinforce what many have believed for years that men are not the bestnavigators.
“调查结果进一步证明了许多人多年以来的认识，那就是男人并不是领路人。”
'But it also shows the extreme lengths that men are going to avoid asking for directions, or goingthe right way in the first place.
“不过调查结果还显现，男人们无论如何都不愿去问路或是时间走对路。”
'It is clear we still need a bit of a helping hand when it comes to tacking unfamiliar and even familiarterritory.'
“显然，在不熟习的中央，即使是熟习的中央，准备换个方向走的时分，我们还是需求那么一点他人的协助的。”
学英语需要持之以恒，我们始终与您相伴，来吧!加入到森博国际英语的队伍中，你将收获：快乐、自信和更加美好的人生!
详情请访问我们的网站www.cqsim***和sim***!您还可以添加我们的微信公众平台cqsimpledu!
