时间:2019-02-17 作者:英语课 分类:英语访谈对话


英语课

   Todd: Now, Mike, you lived in New York City. That's really, really cool. I think New York's a fantastic city. I've never lived there, but I visited New York many times. What was it like living in New York City?


  Mike: Uh, like you said, there's a lot of cool things to do and see in New York. One big difference, when you’re living there, compared to when you’re visiting there, is that you start to feel like a New Yorker does, and it changes your sort of view point of the city and things to do there. Within the city, there's a lot of different, interesting places, and things to do, and of course, when you live there, you find out about more places that you normally wouldn't, either wouldn't know about or wouldn't have time to see if you were just visiting for a few days.
  Todd: What did you do in New York city?
  Mike: Well, I was there during the height of the internet boom, so I was working for an internet based company that was doing broadband web casting.I won't go into details, but there was just an internet related company, and so I lived in Midtown Manhattan in an expensive apartment, with a few friends and it...
  Todd: Oh, you had roommates?
  Mike: Yes, I had three roommates, none of whom were from New York, which is very common in New York, I think. It's a city of people who come from elsewhere to live in and the people from New York tend to, I think, sound and act a bit differently than the rest.
  Todd: What was your favorite part of New York City?
  Mike: Well, as you may know, New York is divided into several sectors 1, and I'll stick to Manhattan though, one of the main boroughs 3 in New York is Manhattan. In that borough 2, it's divided into several sections, several areas. One of my favorite was Greenwich Village, and in that area there's a lot of interesting clubs and bars and right next to there, in another area called the Bowery, which is right next to Greenwich Village there are some sort of old icons 4 and places that I'd known from back in the seventies, that were sort of where Punk Rock started, for example, ah, those kind of places, were there.
  Todd: You like Punk music?
  Mike: Yeah, I do. I'm a big fan. Old guy that I am. Yes.
  Todd: Oh, that's cool. Um, could you ever live in New York City again?
  Mike: Absolutely. I would live in New York, but, again it's an expensive city to live in and I think it's a very competitive city, and, yeah, if I had, if I had the opportunity I'd definitely live there again. I wouldn't settle in New York, but I'd definitely live there for awhile.
  Todd: Oh, cool. Thanks, Mike.

n.部门( sector的名词复数 );领域;防御地区;扇形
  • Berlin was divided into four sectors after the war. 战后柏林分成了4 个区。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Industry and agriculture are the two important sectors of the national economy. 工业和农业是国民经济的两个重要部门。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
n.享有自治权的市镇;(英)自治市镇
  • He was slated for borough president.他被提名做自治区主席。
  • That's what happened to Harry Barritt of London's Bromley borough.住在伦敦的布罗姆利自治市的哈里.巴里特就经历了此事。
(尤指大伦敦的)行政区( borough的名词复数 ); 议会中有代表的市镇
  • London is made up of 32 boroughs. 伦敦由三十二个行政区组成。
  • Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs of New York City. 布鲁克林区是纽约市的五个行政区之一。
n.偶像( icon的名词复数 );(计算机屏幕上表示命令、程序的)符号,图像
  • Distinguish important text items in lists with graphic icons. 用图标来区分重要的文本项。 来自About Face 3交互设计精髓
  • Daemonic icons should only be employed persistently if they provide continuous, useful status information. 只有会连续地提供有用状态信息的情况下,后台应用程序才应该一直使用图标。 来自About Face 3交互设计精髓
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absolute roughness
accounting coordination
acquired company
acrawl
advances against approved collateral
adverbial genitives
amoeboid movement
ampery
Apoera
automatic safety belt release
barrel tile roof
baseballite
bathward
be amazed to find
Beinageitarfjall
carry-on brooder
cathodochromism
chemopause
chocochip
chrysophyceaes
citifying
club-face
coating loss
condenser bushing type potenital device
Cortana
cryptand
dame myra hesses
Dendrobium changjiangense
dependent time lag
depeptidize
digital length measurement
diplochasma sauteri
disutility of labour
Divine Unity
dromgoole
drop-in test
element of information
elemental floating body
emissivity factor
energy cut-off
engaging rotating speed
ethylene-tetrafluor-ethylene
exchanging water hole
familiarity feeling
fdics
filleter
flexual
fluffed out
gallerias
goldfish (carassius auratus)
hairy tongue
head wind
heapin
hexametrical
IR dichroism
jacquard pattern
Kangnyǒng
kareena
Layout Wizard
led captain
leiocassis breviceps
littlewhiteman
longitudinal clinometer
measuring error
microplasmas
mis-classify
misdata
Monsel's salt
non-corest
non-unique
normal ellipsoidal head
order Polemoniales
overrange protection
phosphor pattern
preppy look,preppie look
prerogancy
proof test for accommodation ladder
pseudogeusis
push-type filling machine
quizzes
railroad engineering surveying
run a chance of
Sadabe
sanguinicolous
selektron
self-biography
serurgien
shot-stopping
Somalized
spot light bulb
the ascension
Timentin
tobine
tracheotomises
tractional lining
transit banana
tympanoacryloplasty
unculturable
under-lieutenant
Varkhi
watt-hours
white-eyed