时间:2019-01-01 作者:英语课 分类:语言的力量


英语课
[00:00.00]A Cow With no Brain 没有头脑的牛
[00:06.06]There were seven lions who were friends with a cow.
[00:10.98]One day, the lions invited the cow for a meal.
[00:14.80]They prepared lots of meat to share with the cow.
[00:18.95]However, the cow could not eat the meat
[00:22.36]but he remained quiet about it
[00:24.87]and thanked the lions for their hospitality 1.
[00:27.95]Later, the cow invited the lions to be his guests.
[00:32.98]The seven lions saw big bundles of fresh grass
[00:37.34]when they reached the cow’s house.
[00:39.19]They were very surprised.
[00:41.50]“Don’t you have meat?
[00:43.69]Are you going to serve us with grass only?
[00:47.08]Don’t you know that we eat meat?”
[00:49.91]The cow said nervously,
[00:51.89]“I think grass tastes better than meat.
[00:55.82]Try it and see.”
[00:57.69]“When you were invited as our guest,
[01:01.07]we did not force you to take the meat,”
[01:03.82]the lions said,
[01:05.16]“and we did not ask you to try it.
[01:07.53]But here you are asking us to try eating the grass.
[01:11.71]If you were sincere about inviting 2 us for a meal,
[01:16.30]you would prepare food in favor of the guests.
[01:19.48]Without meat to eat,
[01:21.41]how could it be a feast 3?”
[01:23.60]“But where could I get meat?”
[01:26.54]the cow argued.
[01:28.19]The lions said,
[01:29.49]“It is definitely discourteous 4!
[01:32.46]You invited us as your guests but starve us.
[01:36.72]If anyone else were to treat us like this,
[01:39.77]we would tear him into pieces.
[01:42.30]Since you are our friend,
[01:44.36]we will be kind to you and eat only one of your legs.”
[01:48.43]The cow knew very well
[01:50.71]that he could not argue with them anymore
[01:53.13]and he trembled as he said,
[01:55.08]“That’s very kind of you.”
[01:56.95]The lions bit off one of cow’s legs and enjoyed eating it
[02:02.20]while he was left there bleeding to death.
[02:05.03]Soon the lion said,
[02:07.12]“Since the cow is dead,
[02:08.66]we may as well finish him.”
[02:10.72]Thus they continued feasting on the cow.
[02:13.58]A fox passed by and wanted to have a taste of the delicious meat too.
[02:19.49]So he sneaked 5 in quietly and carried away the cow’s heart.
[02:24.19]He hid himself behind a tree to enjoy his food.
[02:28.23]When the seven lions had eaten up the whole cow,
[02:32.16]they asked among themselves,
[02:34.03]“Where is the cow’s heart?
[02:36.21]Do you mean the cow has no heart at all?”
[02:40.17]The fox came out from his hiding place and said,
[02:43.44]“You’re wrong!
[02:44.65]He has a heart but no brain.
[02:47.26]Or else he would not be friends with you at all.”

n.好客,殷勤;adj.(气候等)宜人,适宜
  • He welcomed you to enjoy his hospitality.他欢迎你去做客。
  • Thank you for your kind hospitality.谢谢你的盛情款待。
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.盛宴,筵席,节日
  • After the feast she spent a week dieting to salve her conscience.大吃了一顿之后,她花了一周时间节食以安慰自己。
  • You shouldn't have troubled yourself to prepare such a feast!你不该准备这样丰盛的饭菜,这样太麻烦你了!
adj.不恭的,不敬的
  • I was offended by his discourteous reply.他无礼的回答使我很生气。
  • It was discourteous of you to arrive late.你迟到了,真没礼貌。
v.潜行( sneak的过去式和过去分词 );偷偷溜走;(儿童向成人)打小报告;告状
  • I sneaked up the stairs. 我蹑手蹑脚地上了楼。
  • She sneaked a surreptitious glance at her watch. 她偷偷看了一眼手表。
学英语单词
3-Acetylaconitine
adenosyltransferase
ageing cellar
art-world
auditory organ
autopause
badger dog
barium enemas
beam bleaching apparatus
bismuth tellurate
border guard
boynard
break up
brush your teeth
bubble-ups
Cheng Wuji
claude elwood shannons
Cochinoca
coldblooedness
colormakers
come and gone
complex formability
condicio necessaria
contra-indicate
cosmic-ray acceleration
debris flow deposit
depluming mite
DIAR
differential pressure flowmeter
discloud
dissolved oxygen probe
El Giza
electrodynamic pick-up
exitless
fasciano
fortas
full load draft
g.sanchez
gain-bandwidth product
genus hylocereuss
ground aviation radio exchange
half wave element
hammack
JESC
know from
Lamont, Johnn Von
lampras
lattice fringe
lavender soap
Ludgvan
macular penile melanosis
marathonitid
Maslyanino
mesitoates
mirmen
monochlorobenzene
motion of the ground
mud solution
multiple-vane diffuser
nasal diverticulum
off-site surveillance
offset lithography
Pajot's law
petromyzontids
pot of gold
potential, space
pression
puri
rainwater-collection
reactive load of power system
reciprocal tachycardia
respiratory siphon
rough handling
satieties
schoenfeldt
selfoscillating
sender
sensor device
shadchanim
single drum dryer with splash-feed
sooty chalcocite (sooty ore)
spill stream
strips interval
take remedial action
tendon passer
terflavoxate
the big noise
thiagine
to put on the map
total nuclear binding energy
Trombe walls
uncrediting
unshirted
vasopressin injection
viscerality
voluntary auction
wage differences
walkathons
Wi-Fi network
wood betony
zinziberaceous
zoometatoxic compounds