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Matt Taylor is talking with one of his viewers about his job as a television weather forecaster.
Interviewer:When did you become a weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I joined the BBC Weather Center in June 1992 and did my first live broadcast about six month later.
Interviewer:Why did you want to be a weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I am passionate about the weather,and the chanllenge of presenting weather information to the public,especially in times of severe weather,in a coherent and pleasant style,was the principal motivation.
Interviewer:Do you get nervous before a broadcast?
Matt Taylor:I do,but not as much as the early days!If the forecast is complicated,then I do get nervous about whether I will present it well and effectively,as I want to do a good job.If I think there is a lot to say,I sometimes speak too fast,which makes me nervous,so I do exercises to calm myself down.
Interviewer:Have you ever made any mistakes?
Matt Taylor:Yes,meteorology is a complex science.It's important to know what elements of the forecast are subject to error.Often I find making mistakes is a good way to learn,and you don't make the same mistake twice.
Interviewer:Is your job hard?
Matt Taylor:I would say challenging rather than hard.I feel when you've got it,you've got it.There is a lot of information to absorb in a relatively short period of time—that is probably the hardest part.
Interviewer:Do you enjoy your job?
Matt Taylor:Yes.It's exciting and challenging.The British weather is always changing,and is never the same two days running.I consider myself lucky to have found a job which is enjoyable and utilizes my physics degree.
Interviewer:What job would you do if you were not a TV weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I don't know.But having been brought up in the countryside,I would like a job which allowed me to be out in the fresh air as much as possible.
其中的I feel when you've got it,you've got it.
请大家不要乱说
Matt Taylor is talking with one of his viewers about his job as a television weather forecaster.
Interviewer:When did you become a weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I joined the BBC Weather Center in June 1992 and did my first live broadcast about six month later.
Interviewer:Why did you want to be a weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I am passionate about the weather,and the chanllenge of presenting weather information to the public,especially in times of severe weather,in a coherent and pleasant style,was the principal motivation.
Interviewer:Do you get nervous before a broadcast?
Matt Taylor:I do,but not as much as the early days!If the forecast is complicated,then I do get nervous about whether I will present it well and effectively,as I want to do a good job.If I think there is a lot to say,I sometimes speak too fast,which makes me nervous,so I do exercises to calm myself down.
Interviewer:Have you ever made any mistakes?
Matt Taylor:Yes,meteorology is a complex science.It's important to know what elements of the forecast are subject to error.Often I find making mistakes is a good way to learn,and you don't make the same mistake twice.
Interviewer:Is your job hard?
Matt Taylor:I would say challenging rather than hard.I feel when you've got it,you've got it.There is a lot of information to absorb in a relatively short period of time—that is probably the hardest part.
Interviewer:Do you enjoy your job?
Matt Taylor:Yes.It's exciting and challenging.The British weather is always changing,and is never the same two days running.I consider myself lucky to have found a job which is enjoyable and utilizes my physics degree.
Interviewer:What job would you do if you were not a TV weather forecaster?
Matt Taylor:I don't know.But having been brought up in the countryside,I would like a job which allowed me to be out in the fresh air as much as possible.
其中的I feel when you've got it,you've got it.
请大家不要乱说
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