一篇介绍机器人的文章写得如此耐读,如此清新！ 首先.我们弄清了robot一词的来历: It was used first in 1920 in a play by Czcchoslovak writer Karel Capek.The wordrobot comes from the Czech word for slave. 上句提供了一个时间:1920。文章接着便抓住这个时间做文章: 且The word robot.and robots themselves are less than 100 years old.But humanshave been dreaming of real and imaginary copies of themselves for thousands of years. 文章就这样写出了波澜,1920年和 thousands of years自然而然构成了强烈对比。1954年和1960s是两个谈及机器人时不得不一提的时间: In 1954,the world’s first robot was produced in the United States. During the 1960s,the first industrial robots appeared beside human workers infactories.下面这句让我们体味到 the Czech word for slave中的 slave不仅言之有理,而且影视和小说里的机器人“造反”,进而 killed the humans who made them的情节也“事出有因”: What do today’s robots do?Robots do work.Work that human consideruninteresting or dangerous.…do many jobs that people consider tiring. 本文将机器人的“功过”放在一起写,笔 An article introducing robots is so resistant to reading, so fresh! First of all, we have clarified the origin of the word robot: It was used first in 1920 in a play by Czcchoslovak writer Karel Capek. The wordrobot comes from the Czech word for slave. The sentence provides a time: 1920. The article then took this time to make a fuss: And the word robot.and robots themselves are less than 100 years old.But humanshave been dreaming of real and imaginary copies of themselves for thousands of years. Years and thousands of years naturally constitute a strong contrast. The 1954 and 1960s were the two times that had to be mentioned when talking about robots: In 1954, the world’s first robot was produced in the United States. During the 1960s, the first industrial robots appeared beside human workers in factories. We understand that the slave in the Czech word for slave not only makes sense, but that the robots in movies and novels “revolt” and then kill the humans who made them. “What happened?”: What do today’s robots do? Robots do work .Work that human consideruninteresting or dangerous....do many jobs that people consider tiring.