时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:18.68]The Bells
[00:25.85]教堂钟声
[00:36.77]One night the sweeper was awakened 1 from his dreams
[00:40.63]by the sound of the parish bells ringing out loudly
[00:44.53]in the darkness.
[00:46.80]He leapt to his feet,
[00:48.34]fearing some emergency,
[00:51.41]and then realized that his wife and children
[00:54.27]had not stirred in their beds.
[00:57.41]Remembering the evil priest's last words,
[01:00.60]the sweeper felt sure
[01:02.77]that the mysterious ringing of the bells
[01:05.44]was for his ears alone,
[01:08.52]to lead him to the treasure.
[01:11.33]Taking his shovel 2,
[01:12.61]the sweeper followed the sound of the church bells
[01:15.46]up into the hills.
[01:17.85]He was gasping 3 for breath
[01:20.25]when he reached the source of the sound.
[01:23.51]He was on a wide ledge 4 overlooking the valley.
[01:28.12]Two trees guarded the spot,
[01:30.35]and it was beside these trees
[01:32.69]that the glowing, ghostly church bells hovered 5.
[01:36.69]Taking his shovel,
[01:38.65]the poor sweeper dug a deep hole
[01:41.16]among the roots of the trees.
[01:44.22]After several moments,
[01:45.87]his shovel hit something hard!
[01:49.37]Eagerly, he swept the dirt away
[01:52.23]from the object and found a small chest.
[01:56.47]He hauled it out of the ditch with trembling hands,
[02:00.31]placed it on a rock,
[02:02.33]and broke the lock with the edge of his shovel.
[02:05.93]when he opened it,
[02:07.13]piles of yellow gold met his dazzled eyes.
[02:12.16]He gathered up a handful of coins,
[02:14.90]reveling in the weight of so much money.
[02:18.69]The coins were cool to his touch,
[02:21.72]and he felt the smoothness of the metal
[02:23.98]as he rubbed the coins between his fingers.
[02:27.78]And that was when he heard the moaning...
[02:39.93]讲解
[04:44.41]One night the sweeper was awakened from his dreams
[04:48.34]by the sound of the parish bells ringing out loudly
[04:52.20]in the darkness.
[05:03.34]He leapt to his feet,
[05:04.83]fearing some emergency,
[05:12.88]and then realized that his wife and children
[05:15.65]had not stirred in their beds.
[05:23.75]Remembering the evil priest's last words,
[05:26.81]the sweeper felt sure
[05:28.77]that the mysterious ringing of the bells
[05:31.41]was for his ears alone,
[05:34.57]to lead him to the treasure.
[05:50.04]Taking his shovel,
[05:51.40]the sweeper followed the sound of the church bells
[05:54.31]up into the hills.
[06:02.68]He was gasping for breath
[06:05.03]when he reached the source of the sound.
[06:13.08]He was on a wide ledge overlooking the valley.
[06:26.20]Two trees guarded the spot,
[06:28.17]and it was beside these trees
[06:30.60]that the glowing, ghostly church bells hovered.
[06:42.53]Taking his shovel,
[06:44.17]the poor sweeper dug a deep hole
[06:46.61]among the roots of the trees.
[06:54.92]After several moments,
[06:56.52]his shovel hit something hard!
[07:05.44]Eagerly, he swept the dirt away
[07:07.79]from the object and found a small chest.
[07:17.99]He hauled it out of the ditch with trembling hands,
[07:21.79]placed it on a rock,
[07:23.89]and broke the lock with the edge of his shovel.
[07:34.88]when he opened it,
[07:36.33]piles of yellow gold met his dazzled eyes.
[07:48.36]He gathered up a handful of coins,
[07:51.16]reveling in the weight of so much money.
[08:03.60]The coins were cool to his touch,
[08:06.64]and he felt the smoothness of the metal
[08:08.90]as he rubbed the coins between his fingers.
[08:20.23]And that was when he heard the moaning...
[08:33.98]语言点
[08:36.45]stir in the bed  起床
[08:40.73]stir
[08:43.93]get up
[08:45.74]Sam is not stirring yet.
[08:51.34]remembering..., the sweeper...
[09:10.00]Seen from the top of the mountain,
[09:12.09]the lake looks like a mirror.
[09:26.20]Seeing..., people think the lake like a mirror.
[09:34.55]gasp for breath  上气不接下气
[09:39.52]out of breath
[09:52.82]谢谢收听

1 awakened
v.(使)醒( awaken的过去式和过去分词 );(使)觉醒;弄醒;(使)意识到
  • She awakened to the sound of birds singing. 她醒来听到鸟的叫声。
  • The public has been awakened to the full horror of the situation. 公众完全意识到了这一状况的可怕程度。 来自《简明英汉词典》
2 shovel
n.铁锨,铲子,一铲之量;v.铲,铲出
  • He was working with a pick and shovel.他在用镐和铲干活。
  • He seized a shovel and set to.他拿起一把铲就干上了。
3 gasping
n.壁架,架状突出物;岩架,岩礁
  • They paid out the line to lower him to the ledge.他们放出绳子使他降到那块岩石的突出部分。
  • Suddenly he struck his toe on a rocky ledge and fell.突然他的脚趾绊在一块突出的岩石上,摔倒了。
4 hovered
鸟( hover的过去式和过去分词 ); 靠近(某事物); (人)徘徊; 犹豫
  • A hawk hovered over the hill. 一只鹰在小山的上空翱翔。
  • A hawk hovered in the blue sky. 一只老鹰在蓝色的天空中翱翔。
学英语单词
a tame spaniel
acaulose
accessory sesamoid bone
aeshma
airdropping
Alfapsin
ancl
anthropogenically
augurial
basic design criteria
benefit(s) assessment
Bilauri
bismuth materials/devices
body retention
Bousigonia mekongensis
British racing greens
Brombachsee
call bell system
call lose
carbonnitrogen cycle
Carola Cay
chimpiness
coil gun
collared pin
compellative
Consolida
converge statement
court cassation
cribogram
crinated
cylinder diaphragm
Digul River
end of transmission block character (etb)
euxine seas
farcifies
farsoun
fibre optic penetrator
flipperless
flutterboard
free water elevation
garsing
genus gruss
get on to the bandwagon
government procurement
gymkhanas
heterophane
I (inlet)
Idomenian
indigotetrasulfonic acid
John XIX
kanchanjangas
labrador teas
large royal
left hilum
library path finder
making of peace
malassezia pachydermatis
misreceives
nasa (national aeronautical and space administration)
newvamped
Nibe Bredning
nomophylax
nopinic acid
Ogilvie
one's nearest and dearest
oromeningitis
out-funeral
Pension Shortfall
pgces
photogrammetric coordinate system
Point Edward
process feed
Pryazovs'ka Vysochyna
quickly-cured
randstads
Ruscism
Scutechiniscidae
sex-difference
sheet webs
single section view
skin test dose
slap on
spreath
stitch welding machine
storage charge account
subfonical organ
subsid
superior temporal arcade
the contract
titbits
track circuit
tuff breccia
two-pole switch
unspiriting
upf
usnea roseola
vector subtraction
vent ability
vickis
white fringed orchis
write protect state
zero capacitance