时间:2018-12-31 作者:英语课 分类:成长的烦恼第六季


英语课
Previously 1 on growing pains:
Mike: Hello, Mrs. Seaver… Wouldn't you like to put the thrill back into your marriage by touring Europe for just pennies a day?
Maggie: Mike, the day your dad springs for a trip to Europe, is the day pigs fly.
Seats in first class? I had no idea.
Mike: Nonono guys…this isn't your stop. It's mine.
Carol: Mike is going to Europe too?
Amy: Do you realize according to the itinerary 2 we are not visiting the grave of van Gogh?
Mike: Guzhuntait.
Maggie: Hey look. The Eiffel tower. Oh, honey I want to go back to An-Rees
Jason: Oh yeah, so do I. Where else can we get such great food at sensible prices?
Maggie: It's also where you proposed to me.
Amy: Why did you come to Europe?
Mike: Well I figured a place with 68 million women who couldn't understand a word I said couldn't be all bad.
Store Owner: Your vouchers 3 are useless miss, unless you in need of toilet paper. (Spanish)
Amy: This man is president of vavava voom. (Spanish)
Jason: Happy anniversary.
Maggie: Oh Jason, uuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Amy: I'm stranded 4 in Europe. We have a pair of tickets that's good only in Paris in 6 days, a city 500 miles away.
Jason: It's a appendicitis 5, but we are taking you to the hospital everything is going to be fine.
Mike: When my mom finds out that her little boy is in trouble, I can just hear her now.
Maggie: UUUHHHHH
Jason: Oh breathe honey, breath honey
Maggie: Jason, we are not having a baby.
Mike: Come on come on…
Amy: Oh come on, nobody's there, don't be so dumb.
Mike: Dumb? Hey look I'm not the one who blew her whole life's savings 6 on this tour. I got it for free. Amy? Amy, come on where are you going?
Amy: Paris.
Mike: How?
Amy: I'm walking.
Mike: By foot?
Amy: Its only 500 miles, I've almost got a week, I can do it. With a little beverage 7 here and there.
Mike: Oh well fine, well, who needs you,, you know you will only slow me down, and just for the record, ‘m sorry I was so nice to you.
I don't need her, I'll be fine…so what if I don't have a lot of money and things aren't looking so good right now? I've talked my way out of tougher jams. Sir?
Sir: Si?
Mike: (In Spanish) where is Paris?
Sir: France.
Mike: Thank you. I am well on my way. Hey Amy, wait…look I can't let you travel alone like this. Hey wait up, you need me.

Carol: Grandma, It's 2 in the morning…how long do I have to keep this on?
Grandma: Its Mississippi river mud dear…one minute to apply, an hour to dry.
It will suck the impurities 8 right out of your skin… By morning your face will be as soft as Benjamin's behind.
Carol: There's a disgusting image.
Grandma: Now, you relax on the couch, while I go up and warm up the power tweezers 9.
Ben: Yeah, same time tomorrow night stickman…with my parents gone, I can get away with murder.
(Screams)
Grandma: What's going on down here? Benjamin, what are you doing coming in at this hour? You are only nine years old.
Ben: I'm fourteen grandma, old enough to be drafted.
Grandma: Oh, well, that's different. Carol, you've never looked lovelier. Into the chocolate pudding I see…
Carol: Its Mississippi river mud!
Ben: Boy, you must have really been hungry.
Grandma: Hey hey hey hey
Ben: Get off of me!
Grandma: Quiet. If you wake up your grandfather…..Oh, maybe it's an hour to apply, a minute to dry.
Ben: Hey Carol has turned into a stone.
Carol: What? What's going on?
Grandma: Now now, it's nothing to be alarmed about, I will have it off in a jiffy.

Grandma: Do you know where your father keeps his chisels 10?
Carol: Mike's in Spain and my face is frozen in mud, its not fair.
BUS: Good morning, bus tickets are now on sale for all points north.
Amy: We are not together.
Mike: Uh, hey say, thanks for lending me your tooth brush.
Amy: Its not what you think, we slept on park benches last night. Different park benches, different parks. And he didn't borrow my toothbrush, he stole it.
Mike: I don't think he speaks English.
Carol: Good, it's none of his business anyway. Passage as far as I can go towards Paris. (Spanish) This is all the money I have.
Mike: Yeah, 2, dos, me too. Hey can I help it if I happen to be going to the same place as you are? Which is?
Amy: I could tell you, and you still wouldn't know.
Mike: Ah, she's always like this…Canadian. Uh hey you say you don't need me? Hey look, you need me just to keep your tickets straight.
Amy: Those aren't tickets, that's money.
Mike: Oh, well then I better keep this in a safe place.
Amy: It's my money, give me that…
Mike: Hey……………..
Jason: (SPANISH) What's up doctor?
Doctor: Ah no need for the high school French…
Jason: How's my wife?
Doctor: Excellent, and you have a 4000 gram healthy happy baby boy.
Jason: I don't understand.
Doctor: Ah, metric…forgive me…your son…he weighs eight pounds.
Jason: No, I don't have a baby.
Doctor: It is bad enough you are not by your wife's side when the child was born, now you disown her completely?
Jason: No, no..Seaver, my name is Seaver; I brought my wife in here to have her appendix removed.
Doctor: Oh sac le blue. What have we done…
Jason: What have you done?
Doctor: Oh, please, I'm sure it's just a little….how do you say….mix up in the paperwork. Don't worry; we loose patients all the time.
Bus: Hurry hurry, last call to re-board the bus.(Spanish)
Mike: Look, I don't mean to rush you but they are re-boarding the bus.
Amy: It doesn't matter anymore.
Mike: Hey if you are not out here by the count of three, I'm leaving without you.
1, 2, two and a half, two and three quarters… Come on.
Ticker man: Hey hey, if you want to get on you need to buy another ticket.

Mike: What did you say to get us kicked off the bus?
Amy: Our tickets only took us this far.
Mike: Well, what did you tell him that for?
Amy: I didn't tell him, he told me. Its dusty. I hate dust…
Mike: All right look we can buy some more tickets.
Amy: We don't have any more money.
Mike: Oh yeah? What do you call this?
Amy: That's your cancel ticket.
Mike: What are you getting so mad at me for? The only reason we don't have any more money is because I bought us lunch
Amy: You spent 50 dollars on a couple of ding dongs.
Mike: well is it my fault that they don't put what the food is worth on the money? Hey, what are you walking so fast for?
Amy: It's 400 miles to Paris.
Mike: 400 miles? We got 4 days…that's 70 miles a day.
Amy: You are such an idiot.
Mike: You are right, you're right…kilometers. We are even closer than we thought.
Doctor: Uh Mr. Seaver, you can relax. We straitened out everything.
Jason: I certainly hope so.
Doctor: It is actually quite amusing. You see, the same time that madam Seaver, your wife, checked into the hospital, another American madam Simon checked in too….
Jason: How's Maggie?
Doctor: Who?
Jason: My wife, Maggie, how is she?
Doctor: Oh oh she is in surgery, don't worry about a thing.
Nurse: Here is your baby sir (in French)
Jason: There better be an appendix in here.
Amy: Thank for your help.
Mike: Oh come on, hey look, at least you can do your part.
Amy: I don't like this
Mike: Just look like you are pregnant…perfect.
Man: This is as far as I go, my niece is getting married today.(Spanish)
Mike: Why are we stopping?
Amy: He doesn't like you either. This is as far as he goes.
Mike: Uh he's just going to leave a pregnant woman out here in the middle of nowhere? That's fine; we will deliver the baby ourselves.
Amy: Muchos gracias senior

Mike: A son!!!
MAN: Locos americanos!!! (Spanish)
Mike: Wow, you smell that?
Amy: Well, pardon me; I have been on the road.
Mike: No not you, something good. Hey come on, its over here, a little off to the right, about 100 yards.3 of the basic food groups. I can smell them
Amy: Oh look mike….the bride….she's beautiful…oh their dresses are great….lets go…
Mike: Lobster 11!!!
Amy: Mike, I'm serious.
Mike: Ham!!!
Amy: We are not going to crash someone's wedding. I'm not eating this food…aren't you going to have any clams 12? No not that one, the big one.

MAN: Can I help you?
Amy: Let's go mike.
Mike: Si, si si, we are American relativos. El cousins of the Groomo
Amy: I'm leaving Mike.
Mike: My wife just had a baby.
Amy: I did not, I had a knapsack…
Mike: Quick, how do you say husband in Spanish?
Amy: Esposo.
Mike: We are with the esposo...Thank you for inviting 13 us to your home-o
MAN: The little liar 14. Why don't we crush his skull 15 like a melon?
Mike: What's he saying?
Amy: They like you.
Mike: Ok well tell them the airlines lost our gift.
Amy: We are sorry. we have no money, we are hungry, we are Americans
Well, I'm American, he's Canadian. Please, oh please. (SPANISH)
Man: Ok, there will be no blood spilled on my daughters wedding day.
Please stay and eat all you wish (Spanish)
Mike: What what?
Amy: They have invited us to stay and eat..
Mike: Haha, gracias gracias…I'm crazy huh? I had that guy wrapped around my finger. What?
Amy: Never mind.
Mike: Uh, Amy, I think we better dance.
Amy: Forget it I don't dance.
Mike: You are kidding, why not?
Amy: I don't dance ok?
Mike: Why?
Amy: I haven't been asked that much, it doesn't matter anyway
Mike: Well look, I'm not asking you I'm telling you…come on.
Amy: Mike…
Mike: Right foot first, bend your elbow
TV: Today's forecast, 46 degrees with sleet 16 on the way, a bizarre day weather wise, as every European city is overcast 17 and rainy except for Barcelona where it's a warm and beautiful 82.
Carol: I hate my life
Ben: What did she say?
Chrissy: She said it's not fair. She hates her life.
Ben: Sounds like a bunch of gibberish to me.
Chrissy: Same as always.
Doctor: Your wife is fine, although she will have to stay here for the rest of the week; she is still in some pain.
Jason: But you found the right woman…Blonde, about this tall, probably very cranky about now…
Doctor: That's her all right.
Jason: So she's fine, the operation went well?
Doctor: Oh yes yes, it went perfectly 18, no complications…uhm, without getting too technical…
Jason: It's alright, I'm a doctor too…
Doctor: Oh I didn't realize it…so you understand about our little screw-up.
Jason: No no frankly 19 I don't, I have never seen a hospital run quite this badly
I'd be ashamed to practice in a place like this.
Doctor: What is your specialty 20 doctor Seaver?
Jason: Psychiatry 21.
Doctor: Perhaps you could have talked the appendix out.
Jason: Honey it is you…
Maggie: Jason. Is it a boy or a girl?
Jason: Shhh…don't let anyone hear you say that. Its an appendix and you are going to be fine.
Maggie: Oh yes I remember, I'm in a hospital.
Jason: Yes.
Maggie: In Paris…
Jason: And you look wonderful. I bet even your stitches are cute…yeah, I was right.
Maggie: Oh Jason, why did this have to happen now?
Jason: Hey it could have been worse; we could have been parents again.
Maggie: Uh?
Jason: Long story
Maggie: Jason, our anniversary…how long do I have to stay here?
Jason: Well about a week.
Maggie: We can't have our anniversary dinner at An Rees!
Jason: Oh, you know you haven't ruined a thing. Come on, we are together, we are in Paris…uh?
WALLA!

Mike: Well, I'll tell you what's bothering you…you just can't admit that it was my cunning that got us fed. Hey you are smiling! See, you do realize how lucky you are to be under my wing
Amy: Yeah, I sure do.
Mike: You know there's a lot of tricks I can teach you…before you know it you'd wind up having a good time.
Amy: Let's say I settle for the best of a bad situation.
Mike: For what it's worth Amy, you are not the dud you think you are. Oh, and I mean that pretty much the way it sounds. Hey look, ill handle this one.
Amy: But you don't speak the language.
Mike: Trust me, I don't need a language.
Jason: Oh you got the pillow…that's for me
Nurse: …
Jason: No you don't understand I'm here for her sake, so I would be like to be sitting on something…Now look what you have done! Excuse ?a excuse-1 miss…uh…Va va voom, out!
Maggie: Jason, what is going on? It took me nearly 2 hours to go to sleep.
So if you are going to insist on staying here, would you please…
Jason: Honey no need for long thank you…I know what me being here means to you.
shhh
Woman: This is it, end of the line. (Spanish)
Mike: Gracias, gracias a bunch.
Amy: Where are we?
Mike: We are in Paris, hey where's the Eiffel tower?
Amy: I don't believe this!! You brought us right back where we started.
Mike: Oh no I didn't, we are miles away from that hotel was where that guy was trying to kill me.
Amy: Him?
Mike: Where are you going?
Amy: Away from you. I should have known that any guy whose IQ is less than his waist size is useless.
Mike: Oh come on I'm not useless.
Amy: Ok, name one thing, just one thing that you got right since we landed in Spain.
Mike: Ok, well unlike you I did not leave my wallet in that truck.
Amy: Uhhhhhh!!!
Mike: I have it, right here…Would you slow down? Of fine, you didn't thank me for the food, so why should you thank me for the wallet…
Amy: You didn't get the food, I did. That guy was going to crush your cap like a melon.
Mike: How can someone kid themselves like this? Look, would you hold on a second? Look, I can try to get in touch with my parents again.
Amy: Come on Mike, we both know that this whole parent thing is just a big joke.
Mike: Yeah, I know, but at least they've got money.
I'm calling for dr.Jason Seaver? What do you mean, he's checked out? No forwarding address? Thank you.
Amy: On my itinerary right now, I would be at this little church in Corbe…I mean not like its any great landmark 22, my grandparents were married there
Mike: Yeah look can I borrow one of those little coins with the picture of Elvis on it?
Amy: That king Yuan-Carlos.
Mike: Yeah, look, in my book here is only one king.
Amy: So now you want to borrow my very last pesetas?
Mike: Thank you…I got to find out where they are.

Chrissy: I'll get it…Four hearts Grandma.
Grandma: Four spades…
Chrissy: Big talk grandma…you are bluffing 23. Hello? Chrissy Seaver's house. My daddy told me not to accept collect calls.
Mike: Chrissy, it's Mike.
Chrissy: Hi, he said especially not from you.
Mike: So what are you going to do Chrissy?
Chrissy: I accept the charges.
Mike: That a girl!
Carol: Is that Mike?
Chrissy: No, it's for me, and it's private. Get out.
Carol: It is Mike.
Chrissy: Nice Carol, you just hung up on mom and dad.
Carol: What?
Mike: UH…she hung up…Amy? Amy? Amy? Amy? Amy? Amy?

adv.以前,先前(地)
  • The bicycle tyre blew out at a previously damaged point.自行车胎在以前损坏过的地方又爆开了。
  • Let me digress for a moment and explain what had happened previously.让我岔开一会儿,解释原先发生了什么。
n.行程表,旅行路线;旅行计划
  • The two sides have agreed on the itinerary of the visit.双方商定了访问日程。
  • The next place on our itinerary was Silistra.我们行程的下一站是锡利斯特拉。
n.凭证( voucher的名词复数 );证人;证件;收据
  • These vouchers are redeemable against any future purchase. 这些优惠券将来购物均可使用。
  • This time we were given free vouchers to spend the night in a nearby hotel. 这一次我们得到了在附近一家旅馆入住的免费券。 来自英语晨读30分(高二)
a.搁浅的,进退两难的
  • He was stranded in a strange city without money. 他流落在一个陌生的城市里, 身无分文,一筹莫展。
  • I was stranded in the strange town without money or friends. 我困在那陌生的城市,既没有钱,又没有朋友。
n.阑尾炎,盲肠炎
  • He came down with appendicitis.他得了阑尾炎。
  • Acute appendicitis usually develops without relation to the ingestion of food.急性阑尾炎的发生通常与饮食无关。
n.存款,储蓄
  • I can't afford the vacation,for it would eat up my savings.我度不起假,那样会把我的积蓄用光的。
  • By this time he had used up all his savings.到这时,他的存款已全部用完。
n.(水,酒等之外的)饮料
  • The beverage is often colored with caramel.这种饮料常用焦糖染色。
  • Beer is a beverage of the remotest time.啤酒是一种最古老的饮料。
不纯( impurity的名词复数 ); 不洁; 淫秽; 杂质
  • A filter will remove most impurities found in water. 过滤器会滤掉水中的大部分杂质。
  • Oil is refined to remove naturally occurring impurities. 油经过提炼去除天然存在的杂质。
n.镊子
  • We simply removed from the cracked endocarp with sterile tweezers.我们简单地用消过毒的镊子从裂开的内果皮中取出种子。
  • Bee stings should be removed with tweezers.蜜蜂的螫刺应该用小镊子拔出来。
n.凿子,錾子( chisel的名词复数 );口凿
  • Chisels, brushes, paints-all are the products of technology. 凿子、刷子、颜料―这些都是工艺技术的产物。 来自辞典例句
  • He selected the right chisels from a pile laid out beside him. 他从摊在身边的一堆凿子中挑出适用的几把。 来自互联网
n.龙虾,龙虾肉
  • The lobster is a shellfish.龙虾是水生贝壳动物。
  • I like lobster but it does not like me.我喜欢吃龙虾,但它不适宜于我的健康。
n.蛤;蚌,蛤( clam的名词复数 )v.(在沙滩上)挖蛤( clam的第三人称单数 )
  • The restaurant's specialities are fried clams. 这个餐厅的特色菜是炸蚌。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • We dug clams in the flats et low tide. 退潮时我们在浅滩挖蛤蜊。 来自辞典例句
adj.诱人的,引人注目的
  • An inviting smell of coffee wafted into the room.一股诱人的咖啡香味飘进了房间。
  • The kitchen smelled warm and inviting and blessedly familiar.这间厨房的味道温暖诱人,使人感到亲切温馨。
n.说谎的人
  • I know you for a thief and a liar!我算认识你了,一个又偷又骗的家伙!
  • She was wrongly labelled a liar.她被错误地扣上说谎者的帽子。
n.头骨;颅骨
  • The skull bones fuse between the ages of fifteen and twenty-five.头骨在15至25岁之间长合。
  • He fell out of the window and cracked his skull.他从窗子摔了出去,跌裂了颅骨。
n.雨雪;v.下雨雪,下冰雹
  • There was a great deal of sleet last night.昨夜雨夹雪下得真大。
  • When winter comes,we get sleet and frost.冬天来到时我们这儿会有雨夹雪和霜冻。
adj.阴天的,阴暗的,愁闷的;v.遮盖,(使)变暗,包边缝;n.覆盖,阴天
  • The overcast and rainy weather found out his arthritis.阴雨天使他的关节炎发作了。
  • The sky is overcast with dark clouds.乌云满天。
adv.完美地,无可非议地,彻底地
  • The witnesses were each perfectly certain of what they said.证人们个个对自己所说的话十分肯定。
  • Everything that we're doing is all perfectly above board.我们做的每件事情都是光明正大的。
adv.坦白地,直率地;坦率地说
  • To speak frankly, I don't like the idea at all.老实说,我一点也不赞成这个主意。
  • Frankly speaking, I'm not opposed to reform.坦率地说,我不反对改革。
n.(speciality)特性,特质;专业,专长
  • Shell carvings are a specialty of the town.贝雕是该城的特产。
  • His specialty is English literature.他的专业是英国文学。
n.精神病学,精神病疗法
  • The study appeared in the Amercian science Journal of Psychiatry.这个研究发表在美国精神病学的杂志上。
  • A physician is someone who specializes in psychiatry.精神病专家是专门从事精神病治疗的人。
n.陆标,划时代的事,地界标
  • The Russian Revolution represents a landmark in world history.俄国革命是世界历史上的一个里程碑。
  • The tower was once a landmark for ships.这座塔曾是船只的陆标。
学英语单词
adenectomy
air-flight
Aspar
aviation appropriation
bacterial ring rot of potato
be out of bloom
bolted fishplate splice
bootstrap function
brogans
cable jurisdiction
capacitor start-run motor
castor oil type polyurethane
chibchas
chute bar
classification algorithm
Coastal Transport Ship
combined drill and mill machine
combiner unit
control grid glow tube
control jib
couverts
crakling sound
current net income
cut goods
Czerny's disease
daily diet
data distributing channel
defect at edge of panel
dense fluid physical mechanics
dessye (dese)
easily controlled grasses
Eberthella dysenteriae
economic deregulation
end to end arrangement
Erlang distribution Erlangian distribution
final-stage
flow-charts
Frankel's treatment
fuzzy probability distribution
g'd
glucogitofucoside
Hasidean
Hasse-Minkowski principle
have one's fingers itch
Hensen's membranes
heterocyclic nitrogen compounds
high brightness beam
infinite point
instaurators
isometric interval
kamba
kytomitome
ladylings
leptotene stage
liberal arts courses
little bluestems
long-range elasticity
loosely spun yarn
multipart forms
musquets
nconicotine
no-place
oceanographic observations
odontropy
one body approximation
optepaphist
pallescens
phenyldiazene
plain as a pikestaff
pre-distillation process
prohibited goods
projective devices
purchase statement
pyogenic peptonuria
quick-break knifeswitch
Quranite
radiocardiography
scenographick
screw stage
shitfucks
silver ion
soil exploitation
spectral line broadening
spin axis pointing control
statecraft
steady-state lifetime
sterage
studdings
teacher-oriented
telepresences
the Creator
tight knit
timberlock
tonsilloprive
tridymite latite
ultraviolet and visible light detector
vagabondages
vallereal
value compense
washing capacity
wind-shift in opinion
Yishanmen