Continuous exposure to sound above 80 decibels could be harmful.
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2. 分贝值对应不同的声音。
Decibel values correspond to various sounds.
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3. 120分贝的噪声限值对工业研究影响不大。
The noise limit of 120 decibels would hardly influence the industrial research.
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4. 陆地上120分贝的噪音会使人的耳朵疼痛。
A noise of one hundred and twenty decibels on land causes pain to human ears.
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5. 许多研究人员的工作依赖于海洋声音，他们反对120分贝的限制。
Many researchers whose work depends on ocean sounds object to a limit of one hundred and twenty decibels.
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6. 当我的声音达到一定分贝时，我就像一个令人易怒的热土豆一样被移交给技术员。
When my voice hit a certain decibel, I was passed along, like a hot, irritable potato, to a technician.
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7. 如果狗颈部的毛都竖立起来，或是它发出低分贝咆哮，或是呈掠夺、跟踪姿势，那么周围肯定存在危险。
If the dog's hackles are up, gives a low decibel growl, or engages in a predatory, stalking posture, then there is probably a danger in the environment.
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8. 安德森的声调起伏不过几分贝。
Anderson's voice never fluctuates more than a few decibels.
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9. 于是用高分贝噪声干扰他们的睡眠。
It took higher-decibel sounds to disrupt their sleep patterns.
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10. 一个气喇叭的音量很少低于121.4分贝。
A gas horn is marginally lower at 121.4 decibels.
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11. 一架在附近起飞的喷气机的声音强度大约是110分贝。
The intensity of a nearby jet taking off is about 110 decibels.
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12. 鼾声(最高达69分贝)的响度可能相当于风钻的噪音。
The sound of a snore (up to 69 decibels) can be almost as loud as the noise of a pneumatic drill.
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13. 当背景噪音提高6分贝时，志愿者多听懂了400%的言语。
When the background noise was increased by six decibels, volunteers understood 400 per cent more speech.
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14. 这意味着最安静的时候， 你能听到40分贝的声音。
That means the quietest sounds audible are 40 dB loud.
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15. 长时间暴露于85分贝的噪音下，通常会被认为听力会受到损伤。
Exposure to noise above 85db for prolonged periods is generally considered to damage hearing.
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16. 在内部，相关数据通过指针被拷贝到动态分贝的内存上。
Internally the data referenced by the pointer is copied into dynamically allocated memory.
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17. 她们很自卑，已经不知道要如何去提高她们的说话的分贝。
Their self-esteem is so low that they don't know how to raise their voice.
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18. 当纽约州警局的乐队奏响“新娘到来”，喧哗声顿时上升好几个分贝。
The noise went up several decibels when New York's police department's marching band played "Here Comes the Bride".
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19. 小窍门：当你想大喊大叫的时候，正是你需要深呼吸和降低分贝的时候。
One trick: when you FEEL like screaming, is precisely the time to take a deep breath and lower the decibels.
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20. 打桩作业带来的110分贝噪音有可能导致鼓膜穿孔，后果会导致失聪。
The 110-decibel level of piling risks perforation of the eardrum, which leads to hearing loss.
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21. 狮子吼声可以传到五英里外，达到114分贝，这堪比飞机起飞的情况。
Lion roars can travel over five miles, and reach up to 114 decibels, which is as loud as a jet airplane taking off.
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22. 在您手机漂亮的图形用户界面下，你的手机通过分贝来测量那五个信号格。
Underneath the pretty graphical UI, your cellphone measures those five bars in terms of decibels.
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23. 而锣鼓发出的响声为122分贝，裁判的哨声为121.8分贝。
The sound from a drum was put at 122 decibels while the sound from a referee 's whistle registered 121.8 decibels.
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24. 这种设备可以发出88到150分贝的噪声，比标准的烟雾检测器还要响亮。
The devices can emit a range from around 88 to a painful 150 decibels, which is louder than a standard smoke detector.
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25. 100分贝或100分贝以上的声音在15分钟内就会对听力造成损害。
When subjected to 100 decibels or more, hearing damage can occur in just 15 minutes.
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26. 在台上，灯光照得让你睁不开眼，分贝在你的耳朵里咆哮，空气中弥漫的都是肾上腺素。
Onstage, your eyesight whiting out from the stage lights and your ears roasting from the decibels, the air seemed suffused with pure adrenaline.
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27. 每当噪音达到一定分贝，巴尼就会捂住耳朵，表示声音太大，示意人们安静下来。
When noise reached a certain level, Barney covered his ears, indicating that it was too loud and signaling people to pipe down.
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28. 研究人员发现，那些既感到最不称职，又最有权力的志愿者选择了最响亮的惩罚——平均71分贝。
The researchers found that volunteers who felt the most incompetent and empowered at the same time picked the loudest punishments - 71 decibels on average.
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29. 研究人员发现，那些既感到最不称职，又最有权力的志愿者选择了最响亮的惩罚——平均71分贝。
The researchers found that volunteers who felt the most incompetent and empowered at the same time picked the loudest punishments - 71 decibels on average.
