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late-night 午夜场的；午夜时段的adj. comedy 笑话，喜剧n. put on 穿上，戴上v. Most evenings, (before watching late-night comedy or reading emails) (on his phone), Matt Nicoletti puts on a pair of orange-colored glasses (that he bought) (for $8) (on the Internet). 【带橘黄眼镜】 in 穿着I am in red today.我今天穿着橘红色 ridiculous 荒谬的，滑稽的adj. consult 咨询v. consultant 顾问n. insist 坚持，坚信，坚持认为v. block 阻挡v. wave 波浪n. length 长度n. certain 特定的，一定的adj. wavelength 波长n. emit 发射v. electric 电气的adj. electronic 电子的adj.(电子更发达，所以单词长) screen 屏幕 ?? My girlfriend thinks (I look ridiculous) (in them), he said. But Mr.Nicoletti, a 30-year-old consultant (in Denver), insists (that the glasses), (which can block certain wavelengths) (of light) (emitted) (by electronic screens), make it easier (to sleep). 【阻挡特定光，更容易睡觉】 study 研究n. show 证明v. option 选项n. expert 专家n. caution 警告n. few 几乎没有，几乎不（可数） little 几乎没有，几乎不（不可数） adequate 足够的adj.（add加+equal相等+ate后缀） effectiveness 有效性n. solution 解决方法n. solve 解决v. avoid 避免v. light 点燃v.（lit） Studies have shown (that such light), especially (from the blue part) (of the spectrum) (光谱), inhibits the bodys production (of melatonin)(褪黑激素)，(which helps people fall asleep). Options arc growing (for blocking blue light), (though experts caution) (that few have been adequately tested) (for effectiveness) and the best solution remains avoiding brightly lit electronics at night. 【蓝光阻挡褪黑素、影响入睡】 Swiss 瑞士的adj. Swiss made 瑞士制造 journal 期刊 adolescent 青少年 show 证明v. prevent 阻止v. suppression 抑制n. significant 明显的，至关重要的adj. sleepy 困的adj. tend to do 倾向于做某事 intend to do 打算做某事 on average 平均 monitor 班长n. 监控v. lab 实验室 ? A Swiss study (of 13 teenage boys), (published)?(in August) (in The Journal) (of Adolescent Health) showed (that) (when the boys wore orange-colored glasses), (also known) (as blue blockers) and (shown) (to prevent melatonin suppression), (in the evening) (for a week), they felt significantly more sleepy (than) (when they wore clear