มันแน่น/ทำไมเสียงเป็นแบบนี้/แมวตะครุบเหยื่อ

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1.วาวล์ถังแก๊ซมันแน่นเปิดไม่ออกหมุนไม่ไป
2.ทำไมเสียงหนูถึงเป็นแบบนี้ล่ะคะ (มันแหบๆ)
3.ช่วยอธิบายกิริยาของแมวที่มันรอจะจับนกที่บินมาเกาะที่พื้นหน่อยค่ะ ตามนี้นะ
3.1แมวเดินย่องๆเบาๆ ตามองไปที่เหยื่อ
3.2มันหยุดรอดูเหยื่อ
3.3พอนกเผลอมันก็กระโจนเข้าหา อ้าปากงับที่ลำตัวเลย
3.4แล้วนกก็ดิ้นๆกระตุกๆตายเลย
เฮ้อ..น่าสงสารเจ้านกพิราบจัง..

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1 It's tight.
2 Where has your voice gone?
ข้อ 3 ขอไปทำการบ้านก่อนนะ คริคริ

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2. How to Prevent and Heal a Hoarse Voice ?
Tips on How to Prevent and Heal a Hoarse Voice.
Have you ever gotten horse or even entirely lost your voice? You're not alone - many people lose their voices when they have colds. Ever look for a way to heal the hoarseness quickly and to even avoid getting hoarse in the first place?

Do you know what happens when you lose your voice, and why?

Ask an ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat specialist) or laryngologist, or search on the internet regarding lost voice or hoarseness. You'll find that loss of voice or severe hoarseness can be caused by allergies, smoking, viral or bacterial infection, acid reflux, and even vocal abuse. The doctor may diagnose tonsillitis, strep throat, pharyngitis, or laryngitis, which is inflammation or swelling of the larynx, and can be caused by bacterial and viral infections, acid reflux, vocal abuse, etc.

Your doctor would prescribe rest, silence, and in the case of a bacterial infection, antibiotics. Others may recommend drinking tea with honey, lemon or herbal tea, chicken soup, or taking throat lozenges and cough drops.

What if you found out that the allergies, infection, acid reflux, illness or other difficulties didn't cause hoarseness?

What really happens when you lose your voice?

In simple terms, your voice is produced when your vocal cords, or vocal folds, come together and vibrate. If they can't do that, you can't make a sound. Some days, when your voice starts to weaken, what do you do? You try harder, because it takes more and more exertion to produce sound. In doing so, you use muscles that wouldn't normally be used on an average given day.

To maintain the body's equilibrium, the body has the ability to compensate - when you get an infection, the body produces the heat of a fever to fight it. Muscles compensate as well. For example, if you hurt your foot, you walk differently, with a limp. When your voice becomes irritated, compensatory muscles kick into action, while you, desperate to produce sound, use more and more effort, resulting in more muscle tension and worsening any potential inflammation.

The tension and perhaps the swelling become so severe that the vocal cords are unable to adduct, or come together, therefore they can no longer vibrate. The result? You've lost your voice. Swelling could be involved, which may have gotten worse because of the extra effort to speak or sing, but oftentimes, swelling is not the primary trouble.

Often the lost voice is a tension/cramp situation that can be released quickly, and, seemingly magically, there is sound again. More importantly, a person with a trained voice has developed such an awareness of his instrument that on a bad day he knows what to do to warm up and to keep the voice functioning.

The trained singer/speaker knows how to create sound without adding extra effort and tension and without inducing swelling of sensitive tissue. The well-trained singer or speaker has developed an awareness and skill to know when it is time to exercise to release tension and create vibration or when it is time to be silent.

With increased awareness she also knows what to do to protect the body from irritants and infections. She also knows how to recover quickly in the event the voice has had too much. In essence, the trained singer/speaker learns to recognize signs before the voice "goes out," thus preventing hoarseness in the first place.

On good days we can away with anything. On bad days we need skill. While it certainly makes it more difficult to function when we are attacked by irritants, we need to remember that a healthy body will not succumb as easily to viruses and bacteria. Likewise, a strong, healthy voice is not as easily affected by external irritants. By developing an awareness of your voice, coupled with skills of what to do in certain situations, it becomes increasingly rare to get hoarse or lose your voice.

Per Bristow is a in Los Angeles. He is the founder of that for the last two decades has helped singer and speakers heal, free and empower their voices. To get more free vocal tips and free singing video lesson go to www.bristowvoicemethod.com

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ขอบคุณค่ะคุณอ๊อบ คุณแพท เล็กรอข้อ.3อยู่นะอาจารย์ทั้งสองคน เอาง่ายๆหน่อยนะ
3.1ใช้คำว่า tiptoe ได้ป่ะ

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ขอโทษทีค่ะ คุณเล็ก เมื่อวานง่วงมากๆเลย เลยลืมตอบต่อค่ะ

The cat is sneaking in closer to the bird.
He wait and keep staring at the poor bird.
When the poor bird is unaware of the cat or what's going to happen, he will then jump to the bird.
With his mouth open wide, he will bite at the body of the bird.
The bird then twitch and die.

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ขอบคุณค่ะคุณแพท เจ้าแมวตัวนี้ของคุณแพทนี่เต้นแรปเลยหรือคะ
sneak นี่ใช้ได้หลายสถานการณ์เลยหรือคะ แปลประมาณแอบทำอะไรไม่ให้ใครเห็น ใช่ไหมคะ
คราวก่อนคุณแพทให้ตัวอย่างเล็กว่า What did you sneak it in your mouth?
ได้ความรู้มากจริงๆจากคุณแพท แล้วทาสีบ้านเสร็จยังคะ

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not yet ka.