时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:25.58]Great Grandma's Strange Story
[00:36.86]曾祖母的奇怪故事
[00:50.83]I love listening to my great-grandma's stories,
[00:54.27]so I didn't object when she started to tell me a story
[00:57.78]about one of her strange experiences
[01:00.14]over a glass of iced tea...
[01:04.74]My Great-Great Grand-dad died in 1918
[01:08.54]at the age of 48
[01:10.46]when he fell off of a galloping 1 horse.
[01:14.43]My Great Grandma was only 17 when this happened.
[01:18.96]The story goes that at the get together after the funeral,
[01:23.75]a strange man showed up.
[01:26.41]No one had seen him at the funeral,
[01:29.15]or anytime else for that matter.
[01:32.40]He stayed for a long time,
[01:34.57]hardly talking to anybody,
[01:37.10]and refusing to take off his coat and hat.
[01:40.90]When my Great-Great aunt pointed 2 out to this man that,
[01:44.49]for the life of her,
[01:45.62]she could not recall who he was,
[01:48.81]he became absolutely livid and ran from the house.
[01:53.48]You can imagine how strange this seemed to everybody.
[02:04.23]Curiosity got the best of Great grandma
[02:06.99]and she decided 3 to follow this strange man
[02:09.98]outside to see where he had gone.
[02:13.51]She stepped outside
[02:15.20]and proceeded out into the middle of the yard,
[02:18.90]but she stopped short
[02:20.81]because the strangest sight met her eyes...
[02:25.04]the man was standing 4 quietly on the roof of the barn,
[02:28.81]just about 5 yards away,
[02:31.16]illuminated only by the moonlight.
[02:34.67]She remembers that
[02:36.16]he had an unnatural 5 gleam to his eyes,
[02:40.03]and when the clouds passed over the moon,
[02:42.95]and the night was pitch black, that gleam remained.
[02:55.91]讲解
[05:08.89]I love listening to my great-grandma's stories,
[05:12.33]so I didn't object when she started to tell me a story
[05:15.77]about one of her strange experiences
[05:18.44]over a glass of iced tea...
[05:32.91]My Great-Great Grand-dad died in 1918
[05:36.56]at the age of 48
[05:38.41]when he fell off of a galloping horse.
[05:51.38]My Great Grandma was only 17 when this happened.
[05:59.79]The story goes that at the get together after the funeral,
[06:08.38]a strange man showed up.
[06:13.74]No one had seen him at the funeral,
[06:16.27]or anytime else for that matter.
[06:26.51]He stayed for a long time,
[06:28.58]hardly talking to anybody,
[06:31.32]and refusing to take off his coat and hat.
[06:41.78]When my Great-Great aunt pointed out to this man that,
[06:44.86]for the life of her,
[06:46.45]she could not recall who he was,
[06:56.68]he became absolutely livid and ran from the house.
[07:06.04]You can imagine how strange this seemed to everybody.
[07:16.87]Curiosity got the best of Great grandma
[07:19.79]and she decided to follow this strange man
[07:22.53]outside to see where he had gone.
[07:32.12]She stepped outside
[07:33.68]and proceeded out into the middle of the yard,
[07:41.91]but she stopped short
[07:43.74]because the strangest sight met her eyes...
[07:54.42]the man was standing quietly on the roof of the barn,
[07:58.28]just about 5 yards away,
[08:00.59]illuminated only by the moonlight.
[08:14.27]She remembers that
[08:15.73]he had an unnatural gleam to his eyes,
[08:19.51]and when the clouds passed over the moon,
[08:22.15]and the night was pitch black,
[08:24.93]that gleam remained.
[09:01.61]语言点
[09:03.77]great-grandma  曾祖母、太姥姥
[09:14.52]Great-Great Grand-dad
[09:23.02]get together  聚集、积累
[09:28.36]Let's get together someday.
[09:33.79]get together
[09:38.03]take off his coat and hat
[09:42.82]take off  脱衣
[09:53.92]put on
[09:56.06]the best of Great grandma
[10:04.16]stop short  突然停止
[10:11.35]suddenly
[10:26.26]谢谢收听

1 galloping
adj.尖的,直截了当的
  • He gave me a very sharp pointed pencil.他给我一支削得非常尖的铅笔。
  • She wished to show Mrs.John Dashwood by this pointed invitation to her brother.她想通过对达茨伍德夫人提出直截了当的邀请向她的哥哥表示出来。
2 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。
3 standing
n.持续,地位;adj.永久的,不动的,直立的,不流动的
  • After the earthquake only a few houses were left standing.地震过后只有几幢房屋还立着。
  • They're standing out against any change in the law.他们坚决反对对法律做任何修改。
4 unnatural
adj.不自然的;反常的
  • Did her behaviour seem unnatural in any way?她有任何反常表现吗?
  • She has an unnatural smile on her face.她脸上挂着做作的微笑。
学英语单词
abbreviated installation
accordion theory
adenomatoid polyp
afpol
agalope formosana
Ateriovinca
atmosphere dust
be dead gone in love
bellows seal adaptor
Beverstone
black and white work
Carnesville
composite market
conidiole
constant ignition
contact relay
country club
crisis planning system
damianoes
data marker
disulfur
diver suit
effective sweep width
embedded memory
emulsion stability
epidemes
evergreen credit
fluorochlorohydrocarbons
foot-in-the-door technique
fundamental length
futurity industry
glossocinesthetic
gobitis
guzman
Hooray Henries
immediate delivery permit
importunest
Indian stone
induced disease
initial operational capability (ioc)
interrenal organs
Lindenhurst
linear measurement
load-ratio control transformer
lower flammability limit
lullings
lyopilapparatus
made a scene
main arc
maintenance building
master slice
Matthew Arnold
membrane tension
mikes
mini-grants
mobile video
momy
MOS amplifier
multiple gun cathode ray tube
n-cell array
n-types
nanoceramic
nigrescigenin
no-takest
North Pacific Region
nsws
Nāomīd, Dasht-e (Nāumid, Dasht-i-)
Och'ajin-ri
oil compass
order procellariiformess
over burning
parectasis
paydirts
portal block
quartern
rat race
router server
sarasins' turbinal (or septomaxillaries)
Schultz-Charlton test
self cleaning grizzly
shell-rock
shipping marks
sinar
sorplers
sortavala
stationary-
supersolvable
TEM wave
tex (automatic teleptinter exchange service)
thevelene
thin diet
third penny
total critical load
Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de
trace file
undeafening
under-blankets
uvicon
vaudevillelike
voluntary movement
Wakhan Corridor
worthly