时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:23.84]Snake Anut
[00:28.92]我的阿姨是条蛇
[00:37.11]The next day his aunt said her back was sore,
[00:41.65]but this didn't keep her
[00:43.06]from going for a walk with his uncle.
[00:47.21]As soon as they left the house,
[00:49.53]the young man slipped into their bedroom
[00:52.00]to look for the snakeskin,
[00:54.46]but he couldn't find it.
[00:57.55]He was about to give up
[00:59.31]when he noticed dusty footprints on a chair.
[01:03.48]He stepped up on the seat
[01:05.21]and looked on top of the wardrobe,
[01:08.61]and there neatly 1 coiled, lay the shiny snakeskin.
[01:14.62]But just as he picked it up,
[01:16.61]he heard the door open downstairs,
[01:19.17]and he knew that his aunt and uncle were home.
[01:23.38]He rolled up the snakeskin tightly
[01:25.73]and hid it in his fist
[01:27.94]before he raced back to his room.
[01:31.67]And that's when he heard hideous 2 sounds
[01:33.80]coming from the lower hall.
[01:36.52]His aunt was shrieking,
[01:38.92]"Something is crushing me!"
[01:41.51]When her nephew heard her cries,
[01:43.52]he almost lost his resolve.
[01:46.32]But then he remembered how he felt
[01:49.16]when the snake wrapped itself around his neck
[01:51.89]and tried to choke him.
[01:54.39]He threw the snakeskin into the fire
[01:57.00]and watched it burn.
[01:59.57]By the time he went downstairs,
[02:01.70]he was startled to see his aunt lying dead on the floor.
[02:06.21]He thought he was getting rid of the snake,
[02:09.15]but now his aunt was gone too.
[02:13.69]"I'm sorry," he said to his uncle.
[02:16.96]But the old man seemed relieved.
[02:19.99]"It'ssss only the poisonousssss onessssss
[02:25.36]who are dangerousssssss,"
[02:28.40]he said, and he licked his lips.
[02:42.63]讲解
[04:42.90]The next day his aunt said her back was sore,
[04:47.33]but this didn't keep her
[04:48.79]from going for a walk with his uncle.
[05:01.01]As soon as they left the house,
[05:03.49]the young man slipped into their bedroom
[05:05.86]to look for the snakeskin,
[05:14.87]but he couldn't find it.
[05:19.73]He was about to give up
[05:21.32]when he noticed dusty footprints on a chair.
[05:31.12]He stepped up on the seat
[05:32.67]and looked on top of the wardrobe,
[05:36.41]and there neatly coiled,
[05:38.31]lay the shiny snakeskin.
[05:49.64]But just as he picked it up,
[05:51.66]he heard the door open downstairs,
[05:54.22]and he knew that his aunt and uncle were home.
[06:05.09]He rolled up the snakeskin tightly
[06:07.56]and hid it in his fist
[06:09.72]before he raced back to his room.
[06:18.99]And that's when he heard hideous sounds
[06:21.05]coming from the lower hall.
[06:27.97]His aunt was shrieking,
[06:30.36]"Something is crushing me!"
[06:37.24]When her nephew heard her cries,
[06:39.11]he almost lost his resolve.
[06:46.47]But then he remembered how he felt
[06:49.36]when the snake wrapped itself around his neck
[06:52.13]and tried to choke him.
[07:04.09]He threw the snakeskin into the fire
[07:06.75]and watched it burn.
[07:15.01]By the time he went downstairs,
[07:17.13]he was startled to see his aunt lying dead on the floor.
[07:27.86]He thought he was getting rid of the snake,
[07:30.52]but now his aunt was gone too.
[07:41.26]"I'm sorry," he said to his uncle.
[07:47.92]But the old man seemed relieved.
[07:54.41]"It'ssss only the poisonousssss onessssss
[08:00.39]who are dangerousssssss,"
[08:03.50]he said, and he licked his lips.
[08:30.03]语言点
[08:33.74]keep her from going
[08:35.99]keep sb from doing
[08:45.73]prevent from
[08:52.89]be about to  正打算,将要
[08:57.10]plan to do sth immediately
[09:01.30]his aunt was gone too
[09:03.93]gone
[09:12.72]sb was gone
[09:16.63]go
[09:19.95]seemed relieved
[09:22.15]seem  似乎,好像
[09:31.10]Do whatever seems best!
[09:37.19]seem
[09:38.75]to be
[09:41.49]seem
[09:47.47]Do whatever seems to be best!
[09:51.09]seem
[09:52.69]it
[10:08.65]谢谢收听

1 neatly
adv.整洁地,干净地,灵巧地,熟练地
  • Sailors know how to wind up a long rope neatly.水手们知道怎样把一条大绳利落地缠好。
  • The child's dress is neatly gathered at the neck.那孩子的衣服在领口处打着整齐的皱褶。
2 hideous
adj.丑陋的,可憎的,可怕的,恐怖的
  • The whole experience had been like some hideous nightmare.整个经历就像一场可怕的噩梦。
  • They're not like dogs,they're hideous brutes.它们不像狗,是丑陋的畜牲。
学英语单词
acadien
acceleration physiological effect
ackermanns
Agrostemma
all and singular
anthropophagist
Auestacon
bottom mounted sonar
bridge region
Buea
built-in evaluation
built-in potential
burn combined with poisoning
canarias
chearing
chicken hoe
CMULP
connection bus
consigned state forest
court of domestic relation
crystal notation
cum whore
curve of area of midship section
discrete vortex method
double blind
Ebermannsdorf
eternal energy
flag indicator
flutterballs
for-instances
full of prunes
grand union can.
granulated blast-furnace slag
GT-3
huckabees
hype sb up
IJP
impoundment bassin
initial location
input disposition code
inter country programme
intervening losses
inverse index
khkh
kromgram(chromogram)
large-sized
Las Limas, R.
Lorrez-le-Bocage
mashed vegetable
meteorological minimum
methylsulfonyl chloride
military age
mini-farm
misbefitting
Molasse
nautical physiology
neuroanatomists
newly wed
nonintrusion
normated
nosepiece (nose piece)
number signs
nzsas
one fluke mooring anchor
operationalisms
ophiodothella arengae
osborn
overlaminate
pneumococcolysis
protoliths
radical substitution
rear-facing seat
regenerant proportioning pump
Rhaphanus L.
right heir
Rocky Mountain jay
rostered day off
Rotatoceras
salt water shut-in allowable
seed vessels
side cutting long flat nose pliers
sinlge-space
snacks
soft tissue sarcoma
soldier spots
source-level
sperm access
spermatocele
Středočeský Kraj
suborder ceratosauras
tantalum emitter
tapered quantization
templates and models
termitophilic
tipped her mitt
Toepler pump
Tongnim
tranchets
turbin generator
turbulence wedge com bustion chamber
waxiness
wreathed handrail