听电影学英语-变形金刚 01

[00:52.00]Before time began, there was the Cube. 宇宙尚未形成前，有一个火种源方块 [00:55.08]We know not where it comes from, 我们不知道它来自何方 [00:58.04]only that it holds the power to create worlds and fill them with lif

一位不为油价左右的美国人

KDFW: Ooooh, son. KDFW: He saddles up everyday and hits the open range. Egon Settle: There you go. KDFW: Which in this case is one of the busiest commercial districts in North Texas Egon Settle: I've

美国国家公共电台 NPR Muslims Are Having A Hollywood Moment

STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Something is changing on American television and online streaming services. There are more Muslim characters and more nuanced portrayals of Muslim communities. NPR's Leila Fadel starts this story on set in Los Angeles. LEILA FADE

美国有线新闻 CNN 2016-7-23

AZUZ: A University of Colorado professor says some dogs love a good squeeze. A professional dog trainer says maybe dogs just don't like being snuggled and photograph at the same time. The point, not everybody agrees with the University of British Col

CNN 2010-01-23

SCOTT BROWN, REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE: This is my truck. I put a lot of miles on it during this campaign. ACOSTA: Coakley's challenger, the pickup-driving Republican State lawmaker Scott Brown, has the backing of frustrated Tea Party voters. UNIDE

CNN 2010-12-20

HOLMES: Well, it's 17 minutes past the hour. Time, now, to travel Cross Country. The first stop, in my old stomping ground, Memphis, Tennessee, where this guy's hair's got him banned from traffic court. Bobby Todd says a bailiff told him he had to le

【英语语言学习】美国的中产阶级

UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #1: I think most people hate to think of themselves as middle-class. UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN #2: Have what you need, but maybe not everything you want. UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: We have a car, but we live in an apartment. That's middle class

CNN 2010-03-11

Now we talke about a radical plan. Money so tight in Kansas City, Missouri. The school district might close almost half its schools. There's a plan to close 29 of 61 schools to deal with a $50 million budget short fall. Superintendents talking about

CNN 2010-04-01

PHILLIPS: Forget the questions regarding the law just for a second and just think about the moral issue here. It may make your blood boil. A small baby at risk, her parents worried about her broken heart, but also faced with no way to pay for her lif

CNN 2010-04-04

PHILLIPS: Now listen to this story. The high schooler succeeded. The grade schooler failed. Yes. Grade schooler. An eight-year-old boy in Houston said he couldn't stand the bullies anymore. So what did he do? He jumped out the second floor window of

CNN 2010-04-02

For the last several months, CNN has followed the path of a young man from his small town to his coming of age in the U.S. military. Today, in the sixth part of a soldier's story, we check in at a very pivotal point of his young military career, a we

CNN 2010-01-13

SAVIDGE (voice-over): Darkness falls in St. Louis and with it, the temperature. UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Blowing snow as well, the wind chill index five below downtown at the arch. SAVIDGE: And at the New Life Evangelistic Shelter the homeless have begun

美国国家公共电台 NPR Commercial For Nicer Living: The Gift Of Doing Nothing

AUDIE CORNISH, HOST: Too much information running through your brain? Need a little reminder of something that could help? Well, we've got you covered with another commercial for nicer living. (SOUNDBITE OF MUSIC) UNIDENTIFIED MAN: In a world where e

【英语语言学习】移民滞留英国

RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: We turn our attention now to Europe where migration from war-torn countries is changing the face of many cities, like Calais, France. Migrants use Calais as a staging ground to reach Britain where they believe asylum conditions a

【英语语言学习】6月4日

RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: In 1989, students like Shen Tong were the driving force behind the protests in Tiananmen Square. And now China has more than 30 million students in higher education. But how much do young Chinese know about what happened a quarte

【跟着美剧练发音】摩登家庭28

Cameron: This is first-child syndrome. It's where the first child is happy, and then the second child comes along, and the first child gets jealous of the second child and starts acting out. Mitchell: Yes, that's brilliant, except Sal's not our chil

【英语语言学习】缩小贫富间的差距

This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Jennifer Ludden. Rachel Martin is away. It's been nearly two decades since we learned about the word gap. That young children of well-off professionals hear millions more words than those from poor families.

【英语语言学习】为什么东西方学习方法不同？

On a holiday Monday, it's MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep. Today in Your Health, how different cultures think about the struggle with schoolwork. Psychologists have taken an interest in what they call intellectual struggle because th

【英语语言学习】数字信息安全

This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Melissa Block. And I'm Audie Cornish. To some Americans, revelations about the National Security Agency and how it monitors phone calls, emails and the Internet might not seem relevant to their lives.

【英语口语练习册】周末活动

Unidentified: So what are you doing this weekend, Adriana? Adriana: I'm going to Fukuoka with...to meet my friend. Unidentified: Oh, cool. How do you know her? Adriana: She went to university with me. Unidentified: What's she doing in Fukuoka? Adrian