The listener is in a different place.

倾听者在不同的地方。

The listeners laugh, jeer and occasionally join in by repeating refrains or clapping.

听众们不时地大笑或嘲笑，偶尔也会通过重复诗句或鼓掌的方式加入进来。

The listeners were able to write out 43 percent of sentences with perfect accuracy.

他们听写这些句子的准确率高达43%。

The listeners seem to be tuning in on the higher frequency of alarm calls, the researchers say.

研究人员表示，志愿者似乎更留意高频率的警报声。

The listener is more likely to give a good recommendation when you ask a more exact question.

当你问更精确的问题时，听者更有可能给出好的建议。

The listener knows that we're going to talk about a roommate of mine, who somehow hurts himself.

听众知道我们要讲一个关于室友伤到他自己的故事。

And thank you to all the listeners for tuning in.

感谢各位听众收听。

The listener is not a tape recorder, absorbing the speaker's words and putting them into his or her brain.

听者不是录音机，不能只是听了别人的话并存入大脑中。

The listener will probably give you the first answer that comes to mind.

听者很可能会给你脑海中浮现的第一个答案。

And does it matter what language the listener speaks?

这和听者说什么语言有关系吗?

They also sometimes cause the listener to correct your statement.

它们有时也会使倾听者纠正你所说的话。

In these examples, the listeners are " them" and " your sister" .

在上述例子中，听者是" them" 和" your sister" 。

The listener can see a clear picture of exactly what is happening.

听众能够很清晰的看到故事发生的画面。

The neutral sentence is personal, because it uses " you" to refer to the listener.

中性句子是带人称的，因为它使用“你”来指代听者。

So a song needs to hook the listener in quickly.

因此，一首歌需要快速吸引听众。

Number 1: " we" refers to the speaker and the listener.

“我们”包含说话者和听者。

And then right away, the listener knows where exactly you are.

然后听者立刻就知道你说的是哪里了。

That is because the subject was already known by the listeners.

这是因为听者已经知道主题是什么了。

First of all could you tell the listener where we are?

首先，你能告诉听众我们在哪里吗？

This builds tension. The listener now knows that my boss is going to do something.

这里就在制造矛盾点。听众们能明白我老板要做什么事情了。