时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:26.24]Great Grandma's Strange Story
[00:34.76]曾祖母的奇怪故事
[00:56.50]Unfortunately, for the longest time
[00:59.21]my great-great grandma would find dead animals,
[01:02.38]like rabbits and squirrels,
[01:04.39]on the step to the back door,
[01:06.15]and strange hoof 1 prints
[01:07.97]were found circling the house,
[01:10.43]but it always seemed that
[01:11.78]there would be more prints
[01:13.16]below my great grandma's bedroom window,
[01:16.15]like something had been pacing just outside it.
[01:21.06]And on more than one occasion
[01:23.09]great grandma swore
[01:24.95]she could see those gleaming eyes outside
[01:27.87]when she was trying to get to sleep.
[01:31.96]The horses would cause a racket during the night,
[01:35.40]and when investigated
[01:37.65]they would be found dripping in sweat,
[01:40.37]tossing their heads and rolling their eyes wildly,
[01:45.11]and one of the weirdest 2 things
[01:46.93]was that the livestock 3 would have bite marks
[01:49.36]on their ankles and tails, oddly enough.
[01:54.26]Now this could have been foxes or coyotes,
[01:59.09]but my great-great grandma knew better.
[02:02.07]The work of the devil, she'd say.
[02:05.62]If she was right, well,
[02:07.51]that's a scary thought isn't it?
[02:10.54]The odd occurrences stopped
[02:12.73]and as the hoof prints faded,
[02:14.80]and the bite marks on the cattle healed,
[02:17.63]my great grandma got over fright almost entirely 4.
[02:23.12]Although she still gets a little uneasy
[02:26.07]when the clouds pass over the moon,
[02:28.28]leaving the night in total darkness.
[02:36.92]讲解
[04:38.97]Unfortunately, for the longest time
[04:41.54]my great-great grandma would find dead animals,
[04:44.58]like rabbits and squirrels,
[04:46.64]on the step to the back door,
[04:48.43]and strange hoof prints
[04:50.24]were found circling the house,
[04:52.84]but it always seemed that
[04:54.10]there would be more prints
[04:55.37]below my great grandma's bedroom window,
[04:58.41]like something had been pacing just outside it.
[05:31.25]And on more than one occasion
[05:33.69]great grandma swore
[05:35.57]she could see those gleaming eyes outside
[05:38.53]when she was trying to get to sleep.
[05:54.22]The horses would cause a racket during the night,
[05:57.84]and when investigated
[05:59.95]they would be found dripping in sweat,
[06:02.51]tossing their heads and rolling their eyes wildly,
[06:21.14]and one of the weirdest things
[06:22.99]was that the livestock would have bite marks
[06:25.42]on their ankles and tails, oddly enough.
[06:40.38]Now this could have been foxes or coyotes,
[06:45.23]but my great-great grandma knew better.
[06:48.22]The work of the devil, she'd say.
[07:03.23]If she was right, well,
[07:05.19]that's a scary thought isn't it?
[07:16.34]The odd occurrences stopped
[07:18.72]and as the hoof prints faded,
[07:20.50]and the bite marks on the cattle healed,
[07:23.13]my great grandma got over fright almost entirely.
[07:42.08]Although she still gets a little uneasy
[07:45.02]when the clouds pass over the moon,
[07:47.27]leaving the night in total darkness.
[08:14.11]语言点
[08:16.62]for the longest time
[08:38.41]pace  一步
[08:44.27]踱步
[08:51.23]pace a room
[08:55.41]on more than one occasion
[09:00.66]on one occasion  曾经, 有一个时候
[09:05.22]more than one
[09:10.76]this could have been
[09:13.13]could+完成时被动语态
[09:18.06]可能... 也许...
[09:24.97]should
[09:25.93]could
[09:30.19]uneasy
[09:39.76]uncomfortable
[09:51.70]uneasy
[10:06.59]谢谢收听

1 hoof
n.(马,牛等的)蹄
  • Suddenly he heard the quick,short click of a horse's hoof behind him.突然间,他听见背后响起一阵急骤的马蹄的得得声。
  • I was kicked by a hoof.我被一只蹄子踢到了。
2 weirdest
怪诞的( weird的最高级 ); 神秘而可怕的; 超然的; 古怪的
  • Think of the weirdest, craziest shit you'd like to see chicks do. 想想这最怪异,最疯狂的屁事。你会喜欢看这些鸡巴表演的。
  • It's still the weirdest damn sound I ever heard out of a Jersey boy. 这是我所听过新泽西人最为怪异的音调了。
3 livestock
n.家畜,牲畜
  • Both men and livestock are flourishing.人畜两旺。
  • The heavy rains and flooding killed scores of livestock.暴雨和大水淹死了许多牲口。
4 entirely
ad.全部地,完整地;完全地,彻底地
  • The fire was entirely caused by their neglect of duty. 那场火灾完全是由于他们失职而引起的。
  • His life was entirely given up to the educational work. 他的一生统统献给了教育工作。
学英语单词
a good bet
a.f.d.
Acetalgin
adverse judgement
Agadir Melloul
articulation of elbow
assembly pulley
associated space
Bachelor of Laws
be bad company
become extinct
blaest
body effect diode amplifier
Bourgignot
broner
carbide tipped reamer
carpogenic
cash account method of cash budget
cause elimination
centre-of-pressure travel
cerulescent
climbing irons
corkier
cross-track
cutleaf coneflower
dischevel
discovers
double beam densitometer
external trigger input
field beans
floccillation
Form-figure
glomus nigrum
gone to waste
haploid(haplotype)
hawke bay
heat and vent system
hemogallol
homeness
homocerebrin
homoresistant
hotel appointments
in-house
information transfer experiments
intermatic
international council of ballroom dancing (icbd)
inverted receiver
jus fruendi aut frucus
kirk session
legal force
local population sample
low water period
macaroni-and-cheese
marine vertical seismic profiling
master's mate
minimax sequential decision function
modified jelly-roll process
mount a ladder
multitemporal image
neuroelectric
non-viability
nonconifer
nondecreasings
npm
nuclear strategy
operating system component
orthophyric texture
output end mirror
paradoxists
precausation
primary database
prostrators
punched card processing equipment
punish the bottle
qutayba
renewable energy resources
reoffending
Right up your street
Roca Partida, Pta.
sanaa (sana)
slope ramp
solubilizes
Streptococcus saprophyticus
subspiracular lobe
summitt
ta-da
taiya
teeth zone
telemetered medium environment buoy
the better part of
the hokey-pokey
time of useful consciousness (tuc)
time-pressed
uniaos
unsyringed
upskier
wachtmeisters
waste liquid
wet lay-up technique
width of transition steepness
wild pumpkin
winnfield