时间:2019-02-08 作者:英语课 分类:原版英语对话1000个


英语课

Todd: So, Steven, you're from Europe, you're from England. (Yep) Have you travelled much in England? I'm sorry, have you travelled much in Europe?


Steven: Ah, yes I have, yeah. Um, when I was 18 and 20 I travelled all around Europe by train.


Todd: Oh, wow, sounds fun.


Steven: Ah, it's great, so basically 1 backpacking, but going between countries by train with some friends. I travelled with some friends, so you can buy one ticket. It's called an interrail ticket and you can visit any country in Europe using this one ticket. They last, well, the ticket I had lasted one month.


Todd: That's a good deal.


Steven: So, we went to France and we travelled to Italy and then we went down to some Greek 2 islands. Also we went to Amsterdam in Holland 3.


Todd: Wow! What did you do in France?


Steven: In France we were on the South Coast 4, South of France. What did we do? Well, really we spent our time on the beach mainly 5 playing water sports on the beach and just sunbathing 6 and relaxing. (Cool) That kind of thing. Yep.


Todd: Ah, did you make it to Sardegna?


Steven: Sardegna...no


Todd: Or Corsica? I'm sorry.


Steven: No, no we didn't. Nope.


Todd: Oh, really.


Steven: Um, I think my favorite city was probably Florence in Italy.


Todd: Oh, OK.


Steven: We were lucky, We met some students, some British students who was studying Italian, and they had their own apartment on the hills, one of the hills in Florence, and they invited us to their apartment, so we stayed with them, and they had, they had built up some local knowledge. They knew about some local restaurants so they took us to a very traditional, whatchucallem, piatza, uh pizza restaurant, pizze, pizzu (Pizzeria!) Thank you. Yes. Um, and I think it was the best pizza I've ever had. It was wonderful.


Todd: I'm hungry now too.


Steven: And they even took us to a communist 7 festival, which was in the mountain and we played five a side football, at a communist festival which was quite a unique 8 experience.


Todd: How bizarre 9. How bizarre.


Steven: After some tequila. It was great.


Todd: So, Florence was your favorite city. Was Italy you're favorite country?


Steven: Ah, I think so. I love the Tuscany area. Yeah, it's absolutely 10 beautiful. Hard to beat.


Todd: Well, wish I could do it again.


 



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。
adj.希腊(人)的,希腊语的;n.希腊人;希腊语
  • The Greek seaman went to the hospital five times.这位希腊海员到该医院去过五次。
  • Delta is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.δ是希腊字母中的第四个字母。
n.荷兰(欧洲)
  • There are many dairies in Holland.荷兰有很多牛奶场。
  • Holland is one of Germany's neighbours.荷兰是德国的邻国之一。
n.海岸,海滨,滑坡;vt.沿海岸而行;vi.下滑
  • They're holidaying on the west coast.他们正在西海岸度假。
  • There are thousands of villages on the coast.在沿海有上千座村庄。
adv.主要地,大抵,大概
  • The sea water is mainly composed of water and salt.海水主要由水和盐组成。
  • It is mainly because of my fault.这主要是由于我的过错。
n.日光浴
  • tourists sunbathing on the beach 在海滩上沐浴着阳光的游客
  • We've been sunbathing on the beach. 我们一直在海滩上晒日光浴。
n.共产主义者,共产党员;adj.共产主义的,共产党员的
  • In the following year he joined the Communist Party.第二年他入了共产党。
  • The People's Daily is the organ of the Chinese Communist Party.《人民日报》是中国共产党的党报。
adj.独一无二的,独特的;罕见的
  • The paths must be unique.路径必须是唯一的。
  • This stamp is unique;there are no others like it.这张邮票是独一无二的,再也没有象这样的了。
adj.奇形怪状的,怪诞的
  • They saw a bizarre animal in the lake.他们在湖中看见一个奇怪的动物。
  • The building was of bizarre construction.这建筑构造奇异。
adv.绝对地;完全地
  • The plane absolutely refused to start.这架飞机完全发动不起来。
  • All the car parks are absolutely full.所有的停车场都停满了车。
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a narrow margin of profit
accumulator storage battery
acral myxoinflammatory fibroblastic sarcoma
alumina refractory fibre product
annex store
antistatic-shunt
antisubmarine ordnance
appraisal for regional tectonic stability
arteriae malleolaris posterior lateralis
auntie
bigbie
bursage
business behavior
carideans
chained block encryption
charre
church key
co-efficient of contraction
coaxial transformator
colpodesmorrhaphy
complete-tree utilization
cranbournes
crossbite
cure characteristics
curriculum
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diamond airfoil
disseminule form
duple measure
elementary excitation spectrum
exit casing
external branchia (or external gill)
float-operated valve
fluidextractum zeae
form-feed character
free gyro
frijolitoes
gas slag arch
Goniolimon callicomum
gymnostomum calcareum nees et hornsch
hepatozoonosis
heuristic programming
hindmarshes
hyperlink cinema
independent treasury
input accountability vessel
intensity spectrum
kingsborough
loss due to condunsation
lycoypene
marchantia
materilineal
McHale
micro cell
MKOP
multiplicand register
narp
new dwelling construction started
non-insured pension fund
normal open control element
oceanic tholeite
olive-sized
oogonia
orthogonal network
outlet conduit
oxygen-18
package film
parallel arc weld
petnapping
petrochemical technology
Polymixiomorpha
public education
punch control unit
reserving storage
Rothkos
rowdy-dowdy
sample and hold
Sarcosporidia
sensorimotor area
shoots hoops
shortcrust pastry
south-eastwards
specksioneer
spike rot
spud spear
superfamily tineoideas
supporting zone
telecommunication line
thyroidotherapy
tracheal tuberculosis
trade conflict
trimuons
turbid current
uncondition transfer
unoccasioned
variola vaccine
vertical shearing stress
vexillographer
volatile oil reservoir
warrell
whitney mt.
wry tongue