时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:15.95]Old House In The Woods
[00:23.32]林中老屋
[00:35.72]Once we climbed our way up the stairwell
[00:39.97]and started down the hallway 1
[00:42.24]we walked into the first room on the left.
[00:45.92]We started looking through old newspapers
[00:48.76]when I heard water running.
[00:51.61]It sounded like someone turned a faucet 2 on.
[00:55.21]It lasted a few seconds and stopped.
[00:59.93]I figured it was just water in the basement
[01:03.45]and thought nothing of it and kept looking around.
[01:07.83]Then out of the corner of my eye
[01:10.67]I say a beam 3 of light about as big
[01:13.85]and round as a basketball
[01:16.46]that went from the floor to the ceiling
[01:19.08]slowly move past the doorway 4.
[01:22.82]This time we both froze in place and were scared.
[01:28.21]Next we heard footsteps 5 in the next room.
[01:32.15]It sounded like someone walking on a hardwood floor.
[01:37.01]The steps slowly moved across the room
[01:40.31]and into the hallway towards the room we were in.
[01:45.04]Just before the steps turned into our room
[01:48.14]I shoved 6 John and we jumped out of the window.
[01:52.51]When we hit the ground
[01:53.79]Jim came running over to see what happened.
[01:57.39]We told him and he started laughing at us telling us
[02:00.89]that there is no such thing as ghosts.
[02:04.95]So we talked him into going up with us
[02:08.30]to see what was up there if it wasn't a ghost.
[02:13.11]He was eager to prove us wrong
[02:15.39]so we went back up to the second floor to see
[02:19.00]what was in the room that we heard the footsteps in.
[02:32.32]讲解
[04:26.21]Once we climbed our way up the stairwell
[04:29.62]and started down the hallway
[04:32.08]we walked into the first room on the left.
[04:43.86]We started looking through old newspapers
[04:46.86]when I heard water running.
[04:49.67]It sounded like someone turned a faucet on.
[05:03.95]It lasted a few seconds and stopped.
[05:12.40]I figured it was just water in the basement
[05:16.10]and thought nothing of it and kept looking around.
[05:28.07]Then out of the corner of my eye
[05:30.92]I say a beam of light about as big
[05:34.25]and round as a basketball
[05:36.70]that went from the floor to the ceiling
[05:39.30]slowly move past the doorway.
[05:53.37]This time we both froze in place and were scared.
[06:04.32]Next we heard footsteps in the next room.
[06:08.80]It sounded like someone walking on a hardwood floor.
[06:21.32]The steps slowly moved across the room
[06:24.21]and into the hallway towards the room we were in.
[06:35.55]Just before the steps turned into our room
[06:38.87]I shoved John and we jumped out of the window.
[06:50.21]When we hit the ground
[06:51.33]Jim came running over to see what happened.
[07:00.85]We told him and he started laughing at us telling us
[07:04.33]that there is no such thing as ghosts.
[07:14.91]So we talked him into going up with us
[07:18.76]to see what was up there if it wasn't a ghost.
[07:30.74]He was eager to prove us wrong
[07:33.46]so we went back up to the second floor to see
[07:36.61]what was in the room that we heard the footsteps in.
[07:59.25]语言点
[08:02.47]when
[08:24.34]I am about to leave when the phone rang.
[08:31.72]figure  认为,料想
[08:35.10]consider / think
[08:38.12]I figure the manager will be back soon.
[08:45.52]think nothing of  把…视为平常,不把…当回事
[08:51.47]He thought nothing of walking 40 miles.
[09:01.85]Think nothing of it.
[09:06.05]it sounded like  听上去像…
[09:11.12]The poem sounds like a song.
[09:21.51]to+人称代词宾格
[09:25.03]It sounds to us like a good idea.
[09:31.51]talk sb. into  劝说某人做某事
[09:41.33]He talked me into going with him.
[09:50.98]talk sb. out of sth.
[09:55.42]He talked me out of staying at home.
[10:13.47]谢谢收听

1 hallway
n.门厅;走廊
  • The restroom is at the end of the hallway to the right.洗手间在走廊尽头右转的地方。
  • The two rooms connect by a hallway.这两个房间有过道相连。
2 faucet
n.水龙头
  • The faucet has developed a drip.那个水龙头已经开始滴水了。
  • She turned off the faucet and dried her hands.她关掉水龙头,把手擦干。
3 beam
n.横梁;光束;vi.发光,发热
  • The load on this beam is more than it will bear.横梁上的负荷比它能承受的要大得多。
  • I could see the beam of his flashlight waving around in the dark.我可以看到他的手电筒光在黑暗中上下舞动。
4 doorway
n.门口,(喻)入门;门路,途径
  • They huddled in the shop doorway to shelter from the rain.他们挤在商店门口躲雨。
  • Mary suddenly appeared in the doorway.玛丽突然出现在门口。
5 footsteps
n.脚步(声),一步的距离,足迹;脚步(声)( footstep的名词复数 );一步的距离;足迹
  • the sound of footsteps on the stairs 楼梯上的脚步声
  • Their footsteps echoed in the silence. 他们的脚步声在一片寂静中回荡着。
6 shoved
推,猛推,乱推( shove的过去式和过去分词 ); 乱放; 随便放; 胡乱丢
  • The people shoved to get on the bus. 人们你推我挤争着上公共汽车。
  • He shoved me roughly aside. 他粗暴地把我推到了一边。
学英语单词
acroarthritis
adoptive parent
aromashodu
aseptic bone necrosis
Atrauli
Baliguda
Batiscan
buoy craft
cangarafa (sangarafa)
carry on negotiations
cellulose orthophosphate
character traits
charets
chorrin
coffee-cup
comprehensive evaluation map
concentration test
continuous charge furnace
corrugated flexible metal tube
creatress
cuts it out
debug support system field description
desktop publishers
dip hatch
discontinuous agitating pressure sterilizer
disjune
Dobrilo
double exposure
enantiopathy
engine cleaner
ENIW
error log
etiocholane
ex-directories
fail-safe principle
fermacell
field strength coverage
first degrees
fixes with
force conditions
gabarite
garrone
harbor helicopter
high-permeability
inchling
inspection and maintenance program
it-
keytodiskette
knismesis
libecchio
liberalization of interest rate
linear predictive coding (lpc)
LLL (low level logic)
madetomeasure
mimistena setigera
minimum absolute deviation estimator
mitta
n-undecylic aldehyde
neutron data
nobilissima visione
nomenclature of asteroids
occluded depression
Omomyid
on gas of stove
open dump
order-disorder phase transformation
overflow condition test
Oxydemeton
pannag
perborate
perichondrial
phenacylate
pipe ram
piston pressure
plutarco
poisoned pawn
power-series input
preferred stock sinking fund
proxy rate
public-lands
pyroglutamase
radiouranium
rasinski
Reflexin
removal permit duty-paid goods
sent my love to
sheppard's corrections
short-circuit switch of input
snakefish
Sopubia
stimulans
suillus punctipes
summala
technical reference
teleservice
the Pole Star
thermal shock stress
transit lines
ucerin
water jet pile-driving
wave one's magic wand
wet stock dryer