英语灵异故事-The Pub 01 酒吧 01
时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事
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[00:13.67]THE PUB 1
[00:18.89]酒吧
[00:30.54]I worked in my local pub and over the weekends
[00:34.50]and some times during the week
[00:36.88]I would stay over there with the other bar manager.
[00:40.70]We shared a room.
[00:42.51]It wasn't strange to us to hear things at night.
[00:46.82]Sometimes the juke box would come on;
[00:50.48]sometimes you could hear voices
[00:52.82]and laughter coming from the bar.
[00:55.74]I used to like hearing that,
[00:57.84]as if those people
[00:58.91]who had really enjoyed coming to the pub
[01:01.62]still liked to pop in for a late drink!
[01:05.52]Every morning, no matter how much you had scrubbed
[01:08.69]and polished the bar top the night before,
[01:11.42]you would find three water marks,
[01:14.49]as if the landlord
[01:15.64]and two regulars had stayed and had a drink together.
[01:20.05]Then other things started happening.
[01:23.52]When I was in the bathroom
[01:25.18]there would be knocks on the door.
[01:27.57]I would call out but get no answer,
[01:31.23]and sometimes find there had been no one upstairs but me.
[01:36.85]I would hear running footsteps 2 and a child's laughter.
[01:42.18]The sash window in the room I stayed in
[01:45.27]would never close fully
[01:47.69]and condensation 3 used to build up on my full length mirror.
[01:53.12]In the morning you could see two small hand prints
[01:56.18]at the bottom of the mirror.
[01:58.62]Again, these occurrences 4 didn't bother me;
[02:02.62]in fact it was quite comforting.
[02:15.66]讲解
[04:00.96]I worked in my local pub and over the weekends
[04:04.95]and some times during the week
[04:07.34]I would stay over there with the other bar manager.
[04:22.45]We shared a room.
[04:24.16]It wasn't strange to us to hear things at night.
[04:35.37]Sometimes the juke box would come on;
[04:39.02]sometimes you could hear voices
[04:41.40]and laughter coming from the bar.
[04:51.17]I used to like hearing that,
[04:53.25]as if those people
[04:54.04]who had really enjoyed coming to the pub
[04:56.83]still liked to pop in for a late drink!
[05:10.19]Every morning, no matter how much you had scrubbed
[05:13.18]and polished the bar top the night before,
[05:16.14]you would find three water marks,
[05:28.15]as if the landlord
[05:29.20]and two regulars had stayed and had a drink together.
[05:40.89]Then other things started happening.
[05:47.04]When I was in the bathroom
[05:48.89]there would be knocks on the door.
[05:51.64]I would call out but get no answer,
[06:03.70]and sometimes find there had been no one upstairs but me.
[06:15.50]I would hear running footsteps and a child's laughter.
[06:25.37]The sash window in the room I stayed in
[06:28.10]would never close fully
[06:30.40]and condensation used to build up on my full length mirror.
[06:44.21]In the morning you could see two small hand prints
[06:47.27]at the bottom of the mirror.
[06:54.59]Again, these occurrences didn't bother me;
[06:58.51]in fact it was quite comforting.
[07:18.81]语言点
[07:21.96]share 参与,共享
[07:27.45]They share the joys and hardships.
[07:32.41]share 股份
[07:35.00]shareholder 股东
[07:38.86]used to
[07:39.87]used to + do 过去常常
[07:50.13]He used to take a walk after dinner.
[08:01.25]be used to + doing 习惯于
[08:09.58]He is used to taking a walk after dinner.
[08:15.99]be used to +do 被用作
[08:21.00]A dam can be used to control the water of rivers.
[08:29.81]no matter 无论,不管
[08:34.71]how / what / when / where / who
[08:46.30]Don't trust him, no matter what he says.
[08:55.25]However / whatever / whenever / wherever / whoever
[09:07.12]Don't trust him, whatever he says.
[09:11.42]call out 大声叫唤
[09:17.37]call out at
[09:20.09]Don't call out at me in public.
[09:26.89]occurrence 发生,事件
[09:31.18]daily occurrences
[09:36.95]occur 发生
[09:42.48]The accident occurred at five o'clock.
[09:58.34]谢谢收听
[00:18.89]酒吧
[00:30.54]I worked in my local pub and over the weekends
[00:34.50]and some times during the week
[00:36.88]I would stay over there with the other bar manager.
[00:40.70]We shared a room.
[00:42.51]It wasn't strange to us to hear things at night.
[00:46.82]Sometimes the juke box would come on;
[00:50.48]sometimes you could hear voices
[00:52.82]and laughter coming from the bar.
[00:55.74]I used to like hearing that,
[00:57.84]as if those people
[00:58.91]who had really enjoyed coming to the pub
[01:01.62]still liked to pop in for a late drink!
[01:05.52]Every morning, no matter how much you had scrubbed
[01:08.69]and polished the bar top the night before,
[01:11.42]you would find three water marks,
[01:14.49]as if the landlord
[01:15.64]and two regulars had stayed and had a drink together.
[01:20.05]Then other things started happening.
[01:23.52]When I was in the bathroom
[01:25.18]there would be knocks on the door.
[01:27.57]I would call out but get no answer,
[01:31.23]and sometimes find there had been no one upstairs but me.
[01:36.85]I would hear running footsteps 2 and a child's laughter.
[01:42.18]The sash window in the room I stayed in
[01:45.27]would never close fully
[01:47.69]and condensation 3 used to build up on my full length mirror.
[01:53.12]In the morning you could see two small hand prints
[01:56.18]at the bottom of the mirror.
[01:58.62]Again, these occurrences 4 didn't bother me;
[02:02.62]in fact it was quite comforting.
[02:15.66]讲解
[04:00.96]I worked in my local pub and over the weekends
[04:04.95]and some times during the week
[04:07.34]I would stay over there with the other bar manager.
[04:22.45]We shared a room.
[04:24.16]It wasn't strange to us to hear things at night.
[04:35.37]Sometimes the juke box would come on;
[04:39.02]sometimes you could hear voices
[04:41.40]and laughter coming from the bar.
[04:51.17]I used to like hearing that,
[04:53.25]as if those people
[04:54.04]who had really enjoyed coming to the pub
[04:56.83]still liked to pop in for a late drink!
[05:10.19]Every morning, no matter how much you had scrubbed
[05:13.18]and polished the bar top the night before,
[05:16.14]you would find three water marks,
[05:28.15]as if the landlord
[05:29.20]and two regulars had stayed and had a drink together.
[05:40.89]Then other things started happening.
[05:47.04]When I was in the bathroom
[05:48.89]there would be knocks on the door.
[05:51.64]I would call out but get no answer,
[06:03.70]and sometimes find there had been no one upstairs but me.
[06:15.50]I would hear running footsteps and a child's laughter.
[06:25.37]The sash window in the room I stayed in
[06:28.10]would never close fully
[06:30.40]and condensation used to build up on my full length mirror.
[06:44.21]In the morning you could see two small hand prints
[06:47.27]at the bottom of the mirror.
[06:54.59]Again, these occurrences didn't bother me;
[06:58.51]in fact it was quite comforting.
[07:18.81]语言点
[07:21.96]share 参与,共享
[07:27.45]They share the joys and hardships.
[07:32.41]share 股份
[07:35.00]shareholder 股东
[07:38.86]used to
[07:39.87]used to + do 过去常常
[07:50.13]He used to take a walk after dinner.
[08:01.25]be used to + doing 习惯于
[08:09.58]He is used to taking a walk after dinner.
[08:15.99]be used to +do 被用作
[08:21.00]A dam can be used to control the water of rivers.
[08:29.81]no matter 无论,不管
[08:34.71]how / what / when / where / who
[08:46.30]Don't trust him, no matter what he says.
[08:55.25]However / whatever / whenever / wherever / whoever
[09:07.12]Don't trust him, whatever he says.
[09:11.42]call out 大声叫唤
[09:17.37]call out at
[09:20.09]Don't call out at me in public.
[09:26.89]occurrence 发生,事件
[09:31.18]daily occurrences
[09:36.95]occur 发生
[09:42.48]The accident occurred at five o'clock.
[09:58.34]谢谢收听
1 pub
n.[英]旅馆,小店,酒馆
- He is the landlord of this pub.他是这家酒店的店主。
- They saw that four large men marched into the pub.他们看到四个彪形大汉走进了酒吧。
2 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。
3 condensation
n.压缩,浓缩;凝结的水珠
- A cloud is a condensation of water vapour in the atmosphere.云是由大气中的水蒸气凝结成的。
- He used his sleeve to wipe the condensation off the glass.他用袖子擦掉玻璃上凝结的水珠。
4 occurrences
n.发生( occurrence的名词复数 );出现;事件;发生的事
- Newspapers record the chief occurrences of the day. 报纸报道了当天发生的大事。 来自《简明英汉词典》
- None of these occurrences should be considered as errors. 这些现象没有一个应该被看做错误。 来自About Face 3交互设计精髓