In that case, sustained speech just goes all the way down because those pauses start to count as disfluencies.

在这种情况下，持续讲话得分会一直下降，因为这些停顿开始被算作不流畅。

However, none of this controversy has made these so-called disfluencies less common.

然而，所有这些争议都没有使这些所谓的不流利现象变得不那么普遍。

Historically, these speech components had been lumped into the broader bucket of " disfluencies" — linguistic fillers which distract from useful speech.

从历史上看，这些语音成分已被归入更广泛的“不流畅”桶中——语言填充物会分散有用语音的注意力。

My sustained speech is considered poor; you know, all those kind of pauses I put between words, those are considered like disfluencies, and so they reduce my score.

我在持续的演讲部分被认为是糟糕的；你知道，所有这些我在单词之间的停顿都被认为是不流畅的，所以分数变低了。

You're also judged based on your sustained speech, which is how smoothly you speak without like disfluencies, which is um or ah or other kind of bad pauses like that.

评分标准还包括你的持续说话能力，也就是你说话的流畅度，不能有不流畅的地方，比如嗯或啊或其他类似的不良停顿。

So, for instance, our humanlike bots use so-called speed disfluencies and social language cues, like these " ohos" , " ahas" , " hmms" we humans love to use in our conversations to signal our presence to conversation partners.

举例来说，我们的拟人机器人可以使用所谓的交谈缓冲词和社交语言信号，例如人类在交谈中喜欢用的“喔”、“啊哈”、“嗯”来暗示交谈对象我们在听。