时间:2019-01-07 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


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Todd: So, Mark, I heard that you are going to be leaving Tokyo pretty soon.


Mark: I am. I'm getting out of the city.


Todd: Ah, man, so when you go back to America are you going to live in a big city like Atlanta or Birmingham?


Mark: Well, I from Birmingham, which is a kind of medium sized city, but there's a lot of access 1 to the countryside, cause Birmingham is a medium sized city but Alabama is very rural 2, so lots of mountains, lots of countryside and I'm actually looking forward to getting into that setting 3 again.


Todd: Oh, man. I don't know dude. I grew up on a farm, and I lived way out in the country growing up, and I can't stand the country now.


Mark: Really.


Todd: Yeah. I've lived in big cities: San Francisco, London, Bangkok, Tokyo.


Mark: But don't you miss like the, you know, fresh air, and the views. Don't you just tired of concrete 4 jungles 5, and buildings and.


Todd: Ah, that's true. I mean, when you're in the country, you have fresh air and you do have, you know, the beauty 6, and this and that, but it's just boring. It's the same five people.


Mark: It is true, but actually I find it's harder to meet people in a big city, because there is so many people, so you're, nobody really cares to stop and talk to you because there is a million other people around, but if you're in a town, a small town, or out in the country, the few people you do meet, you form a good relationship 7 with.


Todd: Yeah, that's somewhat 8 true, but there's just no energy. You know the countries slow. You can't just go to any restaurant at any time, you can't, you know, go see a museum, or go see a ball game or go to a nightclub and it's a just a lot of sitting around.


Mark: Well, that's true and, if I do, every time I go back to the country, I always miss those things, like a museum, and you know, concerts and things like that, but I'm just able to relax so much more when I'm out in a rural setting.


Todd: Well, I hope you have a good time.


Mark: Thanks.


 



n.接近;达到;进入;入口,通路;微软(Microsoft)数据库处理软件
  • There is no access to the street through that door.那个门不通向大街。
  • The only access to the town is across the bridge.到镇上唯一的通路是经过一座桥。
adj.乡下的,田园的,乡村风味的
  • He lived a rural life.他过着田园生活。
  • We left the city for a rural home.我们离开城市,去农村安家。
n.背景
  • The play has its setting in Vienna.该剧以维也纳为背景。
  • Where and when a story takes place is called the setting.故事发生的地点和时间称为故事背景。
adj.具体的,有形的;n.混凝土 ;v.用混凝土修筑,浇混凝土,凝结
  • Could you give us a concrete case?你能不能给我们举个具体事例?
  • We should make a concrete analysis of each specific question.对于每个具体问题要进行具体分析。
n.(热带)丛林( jungle的名词复数 );丛林音乐(20 世纪 90 年代初发端于英国的一种流行快步舞曲,歌词多涉柏油丛林,即城市生活);乱七八糟的一堆事物;尔虞我诈的环境
  • Therefore the jungles and the savannas know of no juvenile delinquency! 因此,丛林和荒原里没有“少年犯罪。” 来自辞典例句
  • Forests and jungles have thick vegetation. 森林和热带雨林中有茂密的植被。 来自辞典例句
n.美;美景;美好的人或事物
  • We enjoyed the beauty of nature.我们欣赏大自然的美。
  • She was famous for her beauty.她以美丽而出名。
n.关系,联系;家属关系,亲属关系
  • Is there any relationship between them?它们之间有联系吗?
  • Robert has a friendly relationship with his customers.罗伯特和他的客户之间关系处得很好。
pron.一些,某物;adv.多少,几分
  • The cake we made was somewhat of a failure.我们做的蛋糕不大成功。
  • The two office buildings are somewhat alike in appearance.这两座办公楼在外形上有点相似。
学英语单词
.ani
abandoned infant
ageable
aggregate national income
asclepias curassavicas
back-fired
bad policies
BD-CELLULOSE
be a piece of cake
bevis
blow run
booby prize
booty call
Bourbourg
brevipen
captain deck
caput articular
carrier vehicle
ceratobranchial segment
Chanco
chiu tzu y?eh
cocto-immunogen
cold pressed juice
commissive mood
coxarthritis
deucing
digital reflection hologram
digital telemeter receiver
directoral
draw a check
everlastingnesses
exercise price
fall witchgrass
fetch around
field slave
fine spray metal transfer
Firuzeh
flow control bypass valve
indirogar
internal damping losses
klystron oscillator
Knole
leaf of negundo chastetree
leaky Rayleigh wave
left module
liquid level control
liquid liabilities
Longhurst Plateau
Michaelis-Gutmann bodies
multitown
muscular receptor apparatus
N-cholylglycine
nappiness
neocolonialization
oil of winter-green
one person
one-way trade
Osterstedt
over-generalisations
pigment minerals
plain squirrel cage motor
prewired option
primary permeability
principal tangent
propagation of light
prussics
raceway for wiring
radio-transmitting set
rapid depreciation procedures
regular screw thread
root registry
root-hair region
rubberstamp
run-resistant
satellite-tosatellite tracking
saw tooth hob
Shahejie Formation
shahstah
shirron
short title catalog
sleake
Snoqualmie Falls
splenoblast
steriliser
stick something up your ass
sturtevant excavating and bagging machine
teleonymph
tetravalelent
thanedom
Thioton
Threskiornis aethiopica
tracking lidar
transition signal
traversing speed
type checking rule
unbalanced ring
unflamboyant
unreservedly
vertical-disk-type butterfly valve
vinylog effect
violent film
weld rate