略读使你的阅读速度快一倍同时也提高你的理解力。
Skimming helps double your reading speed and improves your comprehension as well.
这样的目的是使你习惯食指跟读法，可以逐步的提高你的阅读速度。
This isn't actual reading but it will make you familiar with using your finger and slowly increase your maximum speed.
阅读上多花些时间，一定会提高你的阅读速度和理解能力。
Spend more time doing reading comprehension, and you are sure to increase your reading speed and improve your comprehension as well.
显然，你的阅读速度越快，在一天之内所能吸收的信息就越多。
Obviously, the faster you can read, the more information you can absorb in a single workday.
也许你还会说，这种在书里做标注的事情会减缓你的阅读速度。
Or, you may say that this business of marking books is going to slow up your reading.
如果你一个字一个字地阅读文章，这会大大降低你的阅读速度。
Running into words you don't know is one of the great bogs of speed reading.
略读不仅使你的阅读速度提高一倍，还有助于提高你的理解能力。
Skimming helps double your reading speed and improves your comprehension as well.
手指会决定你的阅读速度，让你可以根据需要加快或减慢你的阅读速度。
The finger will determine your speed making it easy to speed up or slow down when necessary.
通过指导，还有一些其他的坏习惯可以去除，但是你并不需要正式的课程来加快你的阅读速度。
There are other bad habits that can be broken through instruction, but you do not need a formal course to increase your reading speed.
有个好的阅读习惯的话，阅读就会又快又高效。当你的阅读习惯不良时，你的阅读速度就不可能快。
When the habbits are good, reading is rapid and efficient; When the habbits are bad reading is slow.
这种行为很大程度上，放慢了你的阅读速度，因此，当你要学习快速阅读时，这时你首先要解决的难题。
A behavior like this slows down your reading significantly, so it's the first thing to go when you're learning to speed read.
另一些人则每碰到一个生词都要停下来查词典。这种方法会降低你的阅读速度，影响注意力集中和理解。
Other people stop at each new word and look it up in the dictionary, but his method can slow down your reading, affecting concentration and comprehension.
还有些人一遇到生词就停下来查词典，这种做法也会减慢你的阅读速度，会影响你不能全神贯注不能全面理解。
Other people stop at each new word and look it up in the dictionary, but this method can slow down your reading, affecting concentration and comprehension.
我从来没有参加那些承诺能让你的阅读速度达到惊人提高的阅读课程。但是我曾和众多曾经参加的人谈论过。
I've never taken one of the reading courses that promise to increase your reading pace astronomically, but I've spoken at length to many people who have.
如果雅思阅读句子时一次只读一个单词，那么你的阅读速度就会很慢，而且很有可能对所读到的大部分内容产生误解。
If you read IELTS each word in a sentence once at a time, you will read very slowly and most likely misunderstand the meaning of much of what you read.
它可能会觉得尴尬，甚至它可能暂时放慢你的阅读速度，但作为一个调整，在初期使用一个指针是很关键的，如果你真的想提高你的阅读技能的话。
It may feel awkward at first and it may even temporarily slow your reading rate as you adjust, but using a pointer is critical if you want to improve your reading skill.
如果你唯一的阅读是小说或杂志，那么你阅读的速度可能并不重要。
If the only reading you ever do is the novel or magazine, the speed at which you read probably does not matter very much.
有一些人说，你可以以超高的速度学习阅读。
There are some people who say that you can learn to read at super-high speeds.
你能给我一些提高阅读速度的建议吗？
这将打破你默读的习惯，经过足够的实践之后很容易让你阅读速度翻倍。
This will break your subvocalization attachment and can easily let you double your reading rate with sufficient practice.
当你以正常速度阅读时，大脑就会变得厌倦。开始对你正在努力学习的东西失去兴趣。
When you are reading at your normal rates, the mind will become bored and begin to lose interest in what you are trying to learn.
其他情况也可以放慢阅读速度，当你想要享受你正在阅读的内容，比如：小说或者诗歌。
Others choose to read more slowly when they want to savor what they are reading, like fiction or poetry.
如果你不是一个快速阅读者，或许你可以按照美国人的平均阅读速度来计算你的时间点：每分钟一页内容（250个单词/分钟）。
If you are not a speedyreader, maybe you’ll only set the US average reading speed as your goal: onepage a minute (250 words/min.).
就拿书籍来说，假设你每周读两本，有的书比较厚，你得花一个星期，这对一般人来说是比较快的阅读速度了。
Consider books alone. Let's say you read two a week, and sometimes you take on a long one that takes you a whole week.
如果你对一本教科书或一本小说该用怎样的速度阅读心里没底，那么可以通过练习加强这方面的直觉。
Similarly, if you aren't sure how fast to read a textbook or a novel, those intuitions can be strengthened with practice.
在这些情况下，你可能需要放慢阅读速度以确保你理解正在学的课程。
In these cases, you might need to slow down your reading style to make sure you comprehend what is being taught.
除了那个令人怀疑的“以固定速度销售”的分析以外，这家伙也把一个事实搞错了。不过你在阅读这篇宣告Apple最终命运文章时的感觉，可能会令他高兴。
Setting aside the questionable analysis of selling at a "consistent rate," the guy got his facts wrong, which might actually please him since you get that doomsayer vibe reading his article.
除了那个令人怀疑的“以固定速度销售”的分析以外，这家伙也把一个事实搞错了。 不过你在阅读这篇宣告Apple最终命运文章时的感觉，可能会令他高兴。
Setting aside the questionable analysis of selling at a "consistentrate, " the guy got his facts wrong, which might actually please himsince you get that doomsayer vibe reading his article.
除了那个令人怀疑的“以固定速度销售”的分析以外，这家伙也把一个事实搞错了。 不过你在阅读这篇宣告Apple最终命运文章时的感觉，可能会令他高兴。
Setting aside the questionable analysis of selling at a "consistentrate, " the guy got his facts wrong, which might actually please himsince you get that doomsayer vibe reading his article.
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