时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:23.87]Snake Anut
[00:28.94]我的阿姨是条蛇
[00:37.36]He raced back to the forest to tell the hermit
[00:40.29]what had happened.
[00:42.74]"And now my aunt is staying in bed,
[00:46.16]but do you know what my aunt said?
[00:48.83]She told him she hurt her foot while sleepwalking!"
[00:52.95]"Either she will fear you now," said the old man.
[00:56.75]"Or she will try to get rid of you.
[00:59.86]Listen carefully. If you think you are in danger,
[01:03.96]you must search her bedroom for her snakeskin,
[01:07.40]and when you find it, burn it."
[01:10.54]The young man thanked the hermit,
[01:12.50]but he was concerned.
[01:14.68]What would happen if he burned the snakeskin?
[01:19.12]He decided 1 to give his aunt one last chance.
[01:23.31]While she was recovering, she caused no trouble,
[01:27.73]but as soon as her wound healed,
[01:30.30]she resumed 2 her nightly slithering about the house.
[01:35.32]Sometimes, when the young man was lying in bed,
[01:39.22]he saw the snake slip in and out of his empty boots
[01:42.87]or up the sleeve of a coat he had worn.
[01:47.53]One dreadful 3 night,
[01:48.93]he felt the snake wiggling under his pillow,
[01:52.20]and he jumped out of bed in a cold sweat.
[01:55.98]His dreams grew worse.
[01:58.25]He had a terrifying nightmare
[02:00.09]in which his aunt was trying to choke him.
[02:03.75]He awoke gasping 4 for breath
[02:06.96]and realized that something was coiled 5 tightly
[02:09.94]around his neck.
[02:11.79]It was the snake.
[02:13.80]He pulled it off and threw it across the room.
[02:17.72]And after he caught his breath,
[02:19.61]he knew he had to follow the hermit's advice.
[02:32.34]讲解
[04:31.99]He raced back to the forest to tell the hermit
[04:34.84]what had happened.
[04:42.42]"And now my aunt is staying in bed,
[04:45.36]but do you know what my aunt said?
[04:48.48]She told him she hurt her foot while sleepwalking!"
[05:02.48]"Either she will fear you now," said the old man.
[05:06.32]"Or she will try to get rid of you.
[05:16.89]Listen carefully. If you think you are in danger,
[05:20.94]you must search her bedroom for her snakeskin,
[05:24.38]and when you find it, burn it."
[05:36.86]The young man thanked the hermit,
[05:38.92]but he was concerned.
[05:41.20]What would happen if he burned the snakeskin?
[05:53.30]He decided to give his aunt one last chance.
[06:00.99]While she was recovering, she caused no trouble,
[06:08.41]but as soon as her wound healed,
[06:11.26]she resumed her nightly slithering about the house.
[06:23.95]Sometimes, when the young man was lying in bed,
[06:27.87]he saw the snake slip in and out of his empty boots
[06:31.58]or up the sleeve of a coat he had worn.
[06:47.18]One dreadful night,
[06:48.61]he felt the snake wiggling under his pillow,
[06:51.89]and he jumped out of bed in a cold sweat.
[07:03.60]His dreams grew worse.
[07:05.86]He had a terrifying nightmare
[07:07.69]in which his aunt was trying to choke him.
[07:18.58]He awoke gasping for breath
[07:21.25]and realized that something was coiled tightly
[07:24.30]around his neck.
[07:26.16]It was the snake.
[07:37.25]He pulled it off and threw it across the room.
[07:45.16]And after he caught his breath,
[07:47.04]he knew he had to follow the hermit's advice.
[08:07.62]语言点
[08:12.41]while / when
[08:19.62]while
[08:27.86]when
[08:32.40]We'll start when the team leader comes.
[08:42.40]either...or...  或者...或者...
[08:59.79]neither...nor...  既不...也不...
[09:06.27]resume  重新开始
[09:19.21]resume one's spirit
[09:24.41]in a cold sweat
[09:32.08]cold sweat
[09:46.24]谢谢收听

1 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
2 resumed
v.重新开始( resume的过去式和过去分词 );重新获得;重新占用;恢复
  • Play resumed quickly after the stoppage. 比赛中断后不久又继续进行。
  • The violinist resumed playing after the intermission. 幕间休息之后,那小提琴手又重新开始演奏。 来自《简明英汉词典》
3 dreadful
adj.糟透了的,极端的,可怕的,令人畏惧的
  • I cannot imagine what to do in this dreadful situation.我不能想像在这么糟的情况下该怎么办。
  • I must apologize for the dreadful mistake I made.我为我所犯的严重错误深表歉意。
4 gasping
v.将…卷[盘]成圈或螺旋形( coil的过去式和过去分词 );(使)缠绕,盘绕
  • The snake coiled up, ready to strike. 那条蛇盘绕起来准备攻击。
  • a snake coiled up in the grass 一条蛇盘在草丛里
学英语单词
a Pyrrhic victory
abandonment blasting
acachin
adder tube
adventitias
aerological diagram
aiwa
amicae curiae
autophagosomal
black-line print
Blutgernnungszeit
brown nosing
candling
cataclasites
cauldrons
caveat viator
centralized approach
compact slag
connecting vessels
controvertibly
coordinate grid scale
crome
density field
drainage and irrigation equipment
electromyogrphy
Engel curve analysis
euhedral cryatal
fail-safe stop motion sensing system
feeler bar
figure eight
final-years
fly the pit
folds-in
folk state
frankls
funeral church
gash-hole
genus Clathrus
glass bubbles
high-viscosity paint
hydraulic reinforcing bar straightening and cutting machine
ichthyism
IDSS
Indocalamus guangdongensis
input/output overlay
integral inner ring
jus distrahendi
knavinge
landowning
latents
left-hand page
Lindsay, Norman
make someone free
malinterdigitation
Manobond
Mather's plasma focus apparatus
meneghinite
mondoes
moralee
munida spilota
Ndwedwe
NIDM
Noir, I.
paved floor
perceptual motor coordination
Pete
pezograph
phyllopode
ponganis
quasisteady
Realp
retained deciduous teeth
retinal circulation time
rheological structure
rubinervis
sandburrowers
scap-
sclerenchymatous
selenostephanite
self-testimony
sensation-seeking
sentencehood
shakeshaft
shell breaking
shipments billed at cost
slope compensating device
stutte
switch handle
Terex glass
thujyl
tommasello
toolup
two-cycle coast
Ubbelohde melting point
undaunted
utriculofugal
wall thickness
wbca
wide-angle aerial camera
wing top
X-ray binary
yotaro