时间:2019-02-06 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


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Todd: You know, Greg, we were both talking about how we have part-time job, you know, I think there's a lot of benefit but looking back, sometimes I wonder if it's not so good if children work.


Greg: Why?


Todd: You know, I just think, basically 1, that kids get in this trap, they start working, they start getting a little money, they kind of get into buying things, consumerism, and they really don't focus on studying or being in clubs or just doing extra-curricular activities when they're young.


Greg: But sometimes if people work, they learn that they have to work in order to get something and then they transfer 2 that to school and say, OK, I have to work at school in order to get good grades, or to get into the high school I want, or into the college I want.


Todd: I think it's nice to look at it that way but I think in reality, most people that are wealthy, their children don't work and they get better grades and they do activities that help their school resume 3, and as a result they get into the best schools, and they get the best jobs.


Greg: Maybe the rich people are able to go to better schools cause their better schools in the rich area so their getting a better education, that might be one.


Todd: Yeah, that's true but I think maybe that if kids, if they start working and they work too much, then they lose their priorities 4, which should just be about an education.


Greg: I agree if they work too much, but I think you learn a lot of things, which are very important, you know, there's a difference between book knowledge and world knowledge.


Todd: OK, that's true. Well, so how many hours would you suggest that a child works 5? Like for you what's the maximum hours that a kid in high school should work?


Greg: A high school student should probably work no more than 10 hours a day.


Todd: OK, I agree. I agree. See when I was in high school, I was like working 25, 30 hours.


Greg: That's, that's a lot.


Todd: Right, and that's why I'm not a rich man today.


 



adv.基本上,从根本上说
  • His heart is basically sound.他的心脏基本上健康。
  • Basically I agree with your plan.我基本上同意你的计划。
n. 迁移, 移动, 换车; v. 转移, 调转, 调任
  • He has been kicking against this transfer for weeks. 几周以来他一直反对这次调动。
  • I intend to transfer the property to my son. 我想把这笔财产转给我儿子。
v.(中断后)继续,恢复;n.摘要,简历
  • We'll stop now and resume at two o 'clock.我们现在停下来,到两点再干。
  • My resume shows that I have the right qualifications for the job.我的简历表明我正符合这项工作的条件。
n.先( priority的名词复数 );优先;优先权;优先考虑的事
  • The document provided a revealing insight into the government's priorities. 这份文件使人看出政府的轻重缓急是怎样安排的。
  • We must work together to fund only our most important priorities. 我们必须共同努力,只为最重要的项目提供资金。 来自英汉非文学 - 政府文件
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件
  • We expect writers to produce more and better works.我们期望作家们写出更多更好的作品。
  • The novel is regarded as one of the classic works.这篇小说被公认为是最优秀的作品之一。
学英语单词
6-prenylindole
act from jealousy
adeane
aerial shock
al uzayr
anti-marxism
appropriateth
atchieves
Blake Plateau
block clay
break one's arm patting oneself on the back
British Standard
butty head
cardinal numeral
cargo consolidation station
certificate of auditing
chambara film
Chinese pheasants
collet housing
comuss
COSCO Tianjin
counterround
crepon georgette
deadlock avoidance
deaf(-)and(-)dumb alphabet, deaf(-)and(-)dumb language
decamethonium bromide
Dendroaspis angusticeps
diethylamine solution
discrimination method
disposition of installment obligation
dubiel
efficiency of covariance
engineering surveys
environment analysis
epilithon
eremophilone
ethmoidale infundibulum
feather-edge
freethought
get the laugh of someone
gravin
griceite
health care expenditure
high impact polyethylene
Hortvet cryoscope
hot takes
Hypericum subalatum
in-capable of
intersegmental plates
iodochlorhydroxyquinoline
Koeleria litvinowii
laydes
lechugas
limitation of overlength
Linzenmeier's blood sedimentation tmbes
live operation
local enterprise
local inflation
melagranodiorite
Mills grenade, Mills bomb
molions
Monte-Carlo, Dist.
neutral glycolipid
numerated
oligakisuria
Osgood's disease
over the counter dealings of the foreign stock
Pangchon
penalty exchange rates
Petrified Forest National Park
phosphate-losing tubular disorders
preleptonema stage
probe job
programme controlled computer
radio beacon circular station
restriction sites
sahlins
Salekhard
sandbank
scleroconjunctivitis
self-purification
shade-loving
slow pulse with irregular intervals
standard as technical barrier to trade
stay in touch with
stereoformula
stockpiled
tamperest
time-barred
timket
tomomi
traction carpet
tribalisms
uredo scolopiae
vesicular supporting tissue
vomitlike
W.B.C.
water conservation district
weak variation
West Irian
winter-house
xeromorphous