时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


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[00:30.45]Alamo Sentry
[00:38.65]阿拉莫岗哨
[00:48.13]I had just moved to San Antonio, Texas.
[00:52.20]I had gotten a job working for the tour bus service
[00:55.21]that would take tourists
[00:56.43]on a short tour of the city's historic 1 places
[00:59.42]and would end up at the Alamo.
[01:02.89]It was near closing time
[01:04.47]and I was driving back from my last tour of the day.
[01:08.52]It was a cool February day,
[01:11.10]and there wasn't anyone on my bus,
[01:14.07]I was on my way
[01:15.06]back from the San Fernando Catholic 2 church.
[01:17.92]I was about to keep driving by
[01:19.75]when I saw a man dressed up
[01:21.60]in an old buckskin jacket
[01:24.34]and a large worn 3 out hat.
[01:27.65]I was thinking 4 to myself,
[01:29.51]that this person must be a re-enactor
[01:32.45]or something walking around.
[01:35.08]I stopped and opened the door and asked the man,
[01:39.12]"Need a ride?"
[01:40.76]He looked up at me
[01:42.08]and I finally saw how young he was.
[01:45.57]He was a teenager if not a teen
[01:47.74]or he had to be in his early twenties.
[01:51.23]Without saying anything
[01:53.26]he just walked on board
[01:54.90]and sat down in a seat behind me.
[01:57.65]I made sure that there wasn't any other people
[02:00.40]needing a ride somewhere and closed the door.
[02:04.72]"Where you heading 5?"
[02:06.20]I asked him
[02:07.44]he looked up into the mirror at me and replied.
[02:10.69]"I've got to get to the fort 6 and report to Col. Travis
[02:13.84]that the Mexicans 7 are here!"
[02:16.89]I laughed to myself thinking that this man
[02:19.49]was a serious re-enactor.
[02:22.64]"I'm guessing you mean the Alamo?"
[02:25.25]I said back to him.
[02:26.96]I looked up at him in the mirror
[02:28.69]and saw that he wasn't smiling nor laughing.
[02:32.35]I just put my foot on the gas
[02:34.45]and started to drive away.
[02:50.24]讲解
[04:49.57]I had just moved to San Antonio, Texas.
[04:58.84]I had gotten a job working for the tour bus service
[05:01.92]that would take tourists
[05:03.10]on a short tour of the city's historic places
[05:05.95]and would end up at the Alamo.
[05:21.31]It was near closing time
[05:23.46]and I was driving back from my last tour of the day.
[05:33.22]It was a cool February day,
[05:35.57]and there wasn't anyone on my bus,
[05:44.28]I was on my way
[05:45.33]back from the San Fernando Catholic church.
[05:48.22]I was about to keep driving by
[05:49.88]when I saw a man dressed up
[05:51.79]in an old buckskin jacket
[05:54.60]and a large worn out hat.
[06:10.40]I was thinking to myself,
[06:12.28]that this person must be a re-enactor
[06:15.34]or something walking around.
[06:23.36]I stopped and opened the door and asked the man,
[06:26.88]"Need a ride?"
[06:32.74]He looked up at me
[06:33.90]and I finally saw how young he was.
[06:43.13]He was a teenager if not a teen
[06:45.43]or he had to be in his early twenties.
[06:53.52]Without saying anything
[06:55.16]he just walked on board
[06:56.90]and sat down in a seat behind me.
[07:04.90]I made sure that there wasn't any other people
[07:07.47]needing a ride somewhere and closed the door.
[07:17.29]"Where you heading?"
[07:18.87]I asked him
[07:23.58]he looked up into the mirror at me and replied.
[07:27.09]"I've got to get to the fort and report to Col. Travis
[07:29.93]that the Mexicans are here!"
[07:44.24]I laughed to myself thinking that this man
[07:46.52]was a serious re-enactor.
[07:52.35]"I'm guessing you mean the Alamo?"
[07:54.60]I said back to him.
[07:58.93]I looked up at him in the mirror
[08:00.56]and saw that he wasn't smiling nor laughing.
[08:12.36]I just put my foot on the gas
[08:14.29]and started to drive away.
[08:24.25]语言点
[08:26.08]historic place  名胜古迹
[08:31.16]historic spot
[08:33.87]closing time
[08:40.67]open time
[08:42.42]opening
[08:44.04]open / closing
[08:48.29]be about to  正打算做...
[08:52.59]be able to
[08:58.67]Need a ride?
[09:09.10]Do you need a ride?
[09:11.95]Where you heading?
[09:16.11]where are you heading?
[09:20.17]ride  搭车
[09:23.46]head
[09:26.40]teenager
[09:33.62]kid
[09:38.38]youth
[09:43.88]child
[09:51.98]in his early twenties
[09:58.62]in one's early thirties/forties
[10:01.84]early
[10:05.80]Col.  上校
[10:08.20]colonel
[10:12.51]No.
[10:13.63]number
[10:14.61]Dr.
[10:15.85]doctor
[10:26.57]谢谢收听

1 historic
adj.历史上著名的,具有历史意义的
  • This is a historic occasion.这是具有重大历史意义的时刻。
  • We are living in a great historic era.我们正处在一个伟大的历史时代。
2 catholic
adj.天主教的;n.天主教徒
  • The Pope is the supreme leader of the Roman Catholic Church.教皇是罗马天主教的最高领袖。
  • She was a devoutly Catholic.她是一个虔诚地天主教徒。
3 worn
adj.用旧的,疲倦的;vbl.wear的过去分词
  • The child's trousers have worn through at the knees.孩子裤子的膝盖处磨破了。
  • My shoes are worn out.我的鞋子穿坏了。
4 thinking
n.思考,思想;adj.思考的,有理性的;vbl.想,思考
  • All thinking men will protest against it.凡是有思想的人都会抗议这件事。
  • Thinking is mainly performed with words and other symbols.思想主要是用言语和其他符号来表达的。
5 heading
n.上标题,标题,起始字,方向
  • The heading was in large letters.标题是用大号字母印刷的。
  • He realized that he was heading in the wrong direction.他意识到走错了方向。
6 fort
n.要塞,堡垒,碉堡
  • The fort can not be defended against an air attack.这座要塞遭到空袭时无法防御。
  • No one can get into the fort without a pass.没有通行证,任何人不得进入要塞。
7 Mexicans
n.墨西哥人( Mexican的名词复数 )
  • At least nine out of ten Mexicans are baptised Catholics. 墨西哥人至少有9/10是受洗的天主教徒。 来自辞典例句
  • Wilson of course assumed that the Mexicans would welcome his assistance. 自然,威尔逊是以为墨西哥人会欢迎他的帮助的。 来自辞典例句
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