时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:25.62]Photo of the dead
[00:30.94]死亡照片
[00:36.97]A white marble cross that marked their graves
[00:39.64]had been broken off at the base,
[00:42.25]perhaps by vandals or a lightning bolt,
[00:45.83]and had fallen on the ground at the head of the tomb.
[00:49.16]Small, orange wildflowers were growing up around it.
[00:53.69]This might not have been so unusual
[00:56.04]except for the fact
[00:57.37]that they were the only flowers growing anywhere
[00:59.90]in the cemetery 1.
[01:01.87]The contrast of these symbols of life and springtime
[01:05.02]next to a symbol of death was so striking,
[01:08.73]I decided 2 to take a photograph of it.
[01:11.25]I took my camera out of my backpack
[01:13.70]and started looking for a good angle
[01:16.07]for the photograph but couldn't find one.
[01:19.52]I decided that the best angle
[01:21.32]would be from the top of the tomb
[01:23.44]looking straight down at the cross,
[01:25.95]but I felt that standing 3 on it would be disrespectful
[01:29.88]so I took a few shots from other angles.
[01:32.93]Unsatisfied, I said to the young couple buried there,
[01:36.63]"Excuse me. I don't mean any disrespect
[01:39.92]but I'd just like to stand on your tomb for a second
[01:42.71]to take a picture of your flowers.
[01:44.97]I hope you don't mind."
[01:47.34]Hoping I had won their approval,
[01:50.06]I stood on the lid
[01:51.30]and took the photo from the angle I wanted.
[01:54.24]I can't recall feeling any cold sensations
[01:57.78]or chills other than the ones I was already riddled
[02:01.24]with due to my overactive imagination.
[02:05.16]I stepped down from the tomb and said thank you.
[02:08.66]Before I left,
[02:09.56]I picked up their cross
[02:10.87]and put it back in place on their tomb.
[02:14.61]The break was clean so it fit like a puzzle piece.
[02:18.61]The sun was setting quickly
[02:20.48]and I was worried about finding my way back in the dark,
[02:25.02]so I decided to head home.
[02:27.31]I walked through the creaky, old gate again
[02:30.29]and kick-started the motorcycle.
[02:32.99]After being immersed in such profound silence
[02:36.31]for so long,
[02:37.82]the noise of the engine seemed louder than ever.
[02:50.31]讲解
[05:05.96]A white marble cross that marked their graves
[05:08.70]had been broken off at the base,
[05:15.09]perhaps by vandals or a lightning bolt,
[05:18.38]and had fallen on the ground at the head of the tomb.
[05:27.10]Small, orange wildflowers were growing up around it.
[05:33.57]This might not have been so unusual
[05:36.03]except for the fact
[05:37.28]that they were the only flowers growing anywhere
[05:39.78]in the cemetery.
[05:51.58]The contrast of these symbols of life and springtime
[05:54.60]next to a symbol of death was so striking,
[06:04.61]I decided to take a photograph of it.
[06:10.69]I took my camera out of my backpack
[06:12.87]and started looking for a good angle
[06:15.33]for the photograph but couldn't find one.
[06:24.36]I decided that the best angle
[06:26.18]would be from the top of the tomb
[06:28.28]looking straight down at the cross,
[06:36.25]but I felt that standing on it would be disrespectful
[06:39.71]so I took a few shots from other angles.
[06:48.63]Unsatisfied, I said to the young couple buried there,
[06:52.03]"Excuse me. I don't mean any disrespect
[06:55.43]but I'd just like to stand on your tomb for a second
[06:58.10]to take a picture of your flowers.
[07:00.22]I hope you don't mind."
[07:16.66]Hoping I had won their approval,
[07:19.09]I stood on the lid and took the photo
[07:21.62]from the angle I wanted.
[07:28.92]I can't recall feeling any cold sensations
[07:31.92]or chills other than the ones I was already riddled
[07:35.31]with due to my overactive imagination.
[07:51.47]I stepped down from the tomb and said thank you.
[07:57.75]Before I left,
[07:58.74]I picked up their cross
[07:59.97]and put it back in place on their tomb.
[08:07.81]The break was clean so it fit like a puzzle piece.
[08:16.30]The sun was setting quickly
[08:18.10]and I was worried about finding my way back in the dark,
[08:21.81]so I decided to head home.
[08:31.83]I walked through the creaky, old gate again
[08:34.21]and kick-started the motorcycle.
[08:41.68]After being immersed in such profound silence
[08:44.63]for so long,
[08:46.04]the noise of the engine seemed louder than ever.
[09:06.63]语言点
[09:11.12]cross  十字架
[09:14.18]a lightning bolt  晴天霹雳
[09:27.44]at the head of  在...的最前面
[09:32.32]take a photograph
[09:37.40]take
[09:39.44]win their approval
[09:42.92]win
[09:44.72]overactive  过于活跃的
[09:57.30]over  过于...
[10:00.11]kick-start the motorcycle
[10:03.04]start the motorcycle
[10:23.31]谢谢收听

1 cemetery
n.坟墓,墓地,坟场
  • He was buried in the cemetery.他被葬在公墓。
  • His remains were interred in the cemetery.他的遗体葬在墓地。
2 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
3 standing
n.持续,地位;adj.永久的,不动的,直立的,不流动的
  • After the earthquake only a few houses were left standing.地震过后只有几幢房屋还立着。
  • They're standing out against any change in the law.他们坚决反对对法律做任何修改。
学英语单词
active infection
amorphon
analytical ultracentrifugation
anterior wall
antjuan
armoriol
aspirated-air grain conveyer
Association of Shipping Agents in Liberia
astrographic catalog
atactilia
autocapacitance coupling
badly-designeds
bench checked serviceable
blench holding
butt time
cancellation machine
cart-way
caulken
charissa
cholinergic blocking agent
chop house
chrome gelatin
economic nationalism
Epamin
ethides
Fauriella
filtered Poisson process
finite-numerical precision effect
ghost flatheads
gimbalsring
heat resistant casting
hobbly
hydroquinone monomethyl ether
hypoponera bondroiti
idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpure
iiis
improvement programs
ingly
isoverticine
jostled
Kronecker delta
lazyboy
leader-writer
leprose
LH-RH(GRF)
Limia, R.(Lima, R.)
local autonomy
logical file space
lophothrix frontalis
Los Rodeos
lunar orbital rendezvous
macro argument
mallico
me and my big mouth
median nail dystrophy
Melba
Mitiaro
multistage separation
mycosis nasalis
noise weighting filter
nonlabeled tape
nonsequential operation
nucleus alae cinereae
overcontact
Pamar
photoholic
phyllanthine
pipunculus (eudorylas) holosericeus
place
pneumothoraces
promenade
prototype context
re-booting
red harring
revalorization
rotoconditioner
sale by detail
Samba Lucala
saxon camblet
school roll
self-protective transformer
setulf
shamely
sharp method
stenobathic
stiffness method
sub-additive
sulphadoxine
tail gun armature
tail region
the scorpion
thrombocytopenia
Tosto, C.
total serialism
unai
urethral foreign body
Vaccinioideae
vaginal cytology
varnished cambric insulation
waste board
zone of(rock)fracture