Muzak

1. But other people enjoy hearing Muzak in public places.: 而其他人喜欢在公共场所听缪扎克。

2. It has been proven that Muzak does what it is designed to do.: 缪扎克做到了设计它的初衷已被证明。

3. Some farmers even say their cows give more milk when they hear Muzak!: 有些农民甚至说他们的奶牛听缪扎克时可挤出更多奶！

4. To begin with, "muzak" was intended simply to create a smoothing atmosphere.: 起初，在公共场所连续播放背景音乐只是为了营造一种和谐的气氛。

5. All the free coffee and upbeat Muzak could not lift Naoki Ijiri from his jobless gloom.: 但是免费的咖啡和欢快的广播音乐都不能使井久直树从失业的沮丧中振奋起来。

6. In the future, Muzak will be even more1 accurately2 customized to customers "requirements.": 未来的电梯音乐会更加精确地依照顾客的要求量身定做。

7. If you listen to Muzak carefully, you will probably recognize the names of many of the songs.: 如果你仔细听缪扎克，你可能会认可许多歌的名字。

8. Sometimes, spoken language on the radio or TV is just background noise, the linguistic equivalent of Muzak.: 有时，电台或电视所播放的语言只是背景噪音，是与音乐传送带相对应的语言现象。

9. Sometimes, spoken language on the radio or TV is just background noise, the linguistic equivalent of muzak .: 有时候，电台或电视台上的话语仅为一些背景噪声似的东西，语言学上叫着背景助兴音乐。

10. Tired office workers suddenly have more energy when they hear the pleasant sound of Muzak in the background.: 疲惫的上班族当听到工作背景中响起缪扎克那愉悦的声音时，突然有了更多精力。

11. Looking at moving advertisements must be better than listening to Muzak - that's non-stop, pre-recorded - usually boring - music.: 看动画广告确实比听背景音乐强，这种助兴音乐是提前录制好的，是不间断播放，十分无聊。

12. Against sticky Muzak, passengers are becoming drowsy in stuffy compartments and, more ridiculously, never fall asleep successfully.: 听着索然无味的背景音乐，乘客们在不透气的车厢里变得昏昏欲睡。更荒唐的是，他们从未成功入睡。

13. Clayderman-esque anthems are ubiquitous in the luxury hotels of India and China, but at the Conrad the muzak follows you everywhere from speakers hidden in the shrubbery.: 克莱德曼之类(Clayderman-esque)的音乐在印度与中国的豪华酒店里无处不在，但在康莱德酒店，通过藏在灌木丛中的扬声器，四处都在播莫扎克音乐(muzak)。

14. Sometimes, spoken language on the radio or TV is just background noise, the linguistic equivalent of Muzak. So if you really want to remember what you have just heard.: 有时，电台或电视所播放的语言只是背景噪音，是与音乐传送带相对应的语言现象。

15. Sometimes, spoken language on the radio or TV is just background noise, the linguistic equivalent of Muzak. So if you really want to remember what you have just heard.: 有时，电台或电视所播放的语言只是背景噪音，是与音乐传送带相对应的语言现象。

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