时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:英语博客-北美风情


英语课

  Introducing Maura’s sister! Kara visited Maura in Montreal recently and she took the opportunity to interview her sister. Kara talks about why she loves visiting Montreal – the food and the culture. They also discuss the difficulties 1 when living away from your family, and Kara shares what she thought about living in Sydney, Australia. And she never once hear G’day Mate 2!


  Maura:  So, by now you’ve been to Montreal a few times to visit me, or more than a few times, so you know the city a little bit. Although, there’s still a lot of things you haven’t tried yet. So I’m wondering if you can tell us what you like about Montreal and what are some of your favourite things to do here?

Kara:  I really enjoy Montreal, mainly because it’s such a big city and I love visiting a big city. I love the food and the culture, would be my favourite things. I find that there’s just so much to do because it’s a big city. You can just wander around the streets and there’s so much to look at. It’s probably because I don’t live here, so I find that there’s a lot more to do just by wandering around, but I love going out and

to eat in Montreal. So, usually do a breakfast, lunch, and dinner, going out.

Maura:  Well, I’m very glad that you said eating, because whenever you come to visit, you’re always talking about the restaurants we’re gonna go to and the food we’re going to eat. One thing that you always wanna do is have a poutine, or share the poutine experience with a friend that you bring with you who’s never been to Montreal.

Kara:  That is correct. I love the poutine and I know that we have them back in Ontario, but they’re just not the same as they are here because the french fries and everything just tastes so different, and it is my favourite thing to eat when I’m here.

Maura:  So, do you wanna explain exactly what is in a poutine?

Kara:  I would love to. A poutine is very good fresh-cut fries with cheese curds 3. It’s a type of cheese, tastes a lot like a mozzarella but it’s chunks 4 of cheese. And then poured over top of it is a gravy 5, usually a brown gravy, and that melts 6 the cheese and it gets all in between the fries and it’s so good.



n.困难( difficulty的名词复数 );难度;难事;麻烦
  • I am acutely aware of the difficulties we face. 我十分清楚我们面临的困难。
  • the difficulties of English syntax 英语句法的难点
n.伙伴,同事;配偶;大副;v.(使)交配
  • Where is the mate to this glove?这副手套的另一只在哪儿?
  • She has been a faithful mate to him.她一直是他忠实的配偶。
n.凝乳( curd的名词复数 )
  • Little miss muffet sat on a tuffet eating some curds and whey. 小玛菲特小姐坐在垫子上,吃着凝乳和乳清。 来自互联网
  • The curds contain casein, fat and minerals. 凝乳中有酪蛋白、脂肪、矿物质。 来自互联网
厚厚的一块( chunk的名词复数 ); (某物)相当大的数量或部分
  • a tin of pineapple chunks 一罐菠萝块
  • Those chunks of meat are rather large—could you chop them up a bIt'smaller? 这些肉块相当大,还能再切小一点吗?
n.肉汁;轻易得来的钱,外快
  • You have spilled gravy on the tablecloth.你把肉汁泼到台布上了。
  • The meat was swimming in gravy.肉泡在浓汁之中。
(使)融[溶,熔]化( melt的第三人称单数 ); 溶解; (使)消散,消失; (使)软化,变得温柔
  • The morning fog usually melts away as the sun rises. 晨雾通常在太阳升起时消失。
  • It is difficult to tell where the blue melts into the green. 很难说蓝色是在什么地方变成绿色了。
学英语单词
accelerated fatigue test
air-to-air gunnery
allantioic cavity
ameriques
ananiashvili
anti-moist
arenavirus lymphocytic choriomeningitis in mouse
association-agreement
automatic soap press
Bad Sankt Peter
base pair substitution
Bennetts Mills
bisonian
blow back gun
bourjois
break even volume
Caesalpinia enneaphylla
cannanore is. (laccadive is.)
chemosurgical
coil end
contra-hautboy
controllable spark gap
cross-product moments
dead stop
Dey-Lute
diplobacillus liquefaciens petiti
diplomatic claim
double projection
ectillotic
elastic fibrosis
endictments
endometrial cancer
erasure pattern
failure rate sampling plans
fitarvin
flounces
Forest-type
freeway system
gauck
genus Calosoma
grampian mts.
hackles
handler file
head load system
heat of friction
heterolytic reaction
high effect
hymenomycete
indirect cooling refrigerator
intercrural sex
kick scooters
klapped
Linklaters
livestock immunology
Long Mon
look the part
mcfadden act (1927)
medical observation
Meijel
mesomeric vision
nonfungibles
nontourism
pad-foot
paguridaes
pale cure
phlomisoside
phytopharmaceutical
Piankeshaw
popular referendum
pouter pigeons
pseudo-Riemannian bundle
radiation dynamics
ranatensin
repeat
repeated impact bending strength
resistant exercise
restricted yield strength tubing
Ristella haloseptica
rustins
sarbom
sea-born debris collecting ship
sedimentous
self-direction
setlists
shit eye
spilosmylus tuberculatus
stratocruisers
strongback shifting beam
sudetenlands
sulfituria
sustentacular cells
temporary store
the rose bowl
trisilicic acid
trochophore stage
ubiquitarianism
ultra-centrifugation
uneffected
valley train
ventricular decompression
wanlace
weld-penetration