时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:13.40]Incident in Room 217
[00:21.55]217房事件
[00:36.23]The man himself seemed to be watching me apprehensively,
[00:40.35]waiting to see what I would do.
[00:43.15]He was solid enough, wearing dark clothing,
[00:46.40]and in the odd lighting 1 he appeared very pale.
[00:51.90]I had a stranger in my room and I was scared.
[00:55.82]Without thinking I rolled over to my right and hit the light,
[01:00.27]when I looked behind me nothing was there.
[01:03.75]I was relieved
[01:05.35]and turned the light out thinking it was a dream.
[01:08.75]However the second my head hit the pillow
[01:11.39]my eyes were wide open and I immediately sat back up
[01:16.02]and turned the light back on.
[01:18.54]Because in one brief moment
[01:20.56]my brain came up with this question:
[01:23.52]"If it was a dream how come he
[01:25.39]and the rest of the room was out of focus?"
[01:28.83]It was true, I'm severely 2 nearsighted
[01:32.25]with and astigmatism 3 to boot.
[01:36.15]I can't see more then eight inches past my face clearly,
[01:40.14]yet when I dream everything is as good as 20/20.
[01:45.12]When I had woken up the ceiling, walls,
[01:48.45]the stranger was all blurry 4!
[01:51.11]I didn't have my glasses on;
[01:53.52]I wasn't asleep so I couldn't see him clearly.
[01:57.36]He was wearing dark clothes
[02:00.26]yet I couldn't tell if it was a jacket or shirt.
[02:04.19]He was pale and that was my best description
[02:07.32]because quite frankly 5 I couldn't tell
[02:10.79]if he was bald or just fair headed.
[02:14.64]And his eyes were just two fuzzy black blobs in his face.
[02:19.58]I was freaked,
[02:21.38]but interestingly enough I calmed down within 20 minutes,
[02:25.99]mainly because I realized that I sensed
[02:29.11]that whoever that was didn't mean any harm,
[02:33.37]in fact there was an odd feeling that he was sorry.
[02:48.59]讲解
[04:45.65]The man himself seemed to be watching me apprehensively,
[04:49.36]waiting to see what I would do.
[04:59.01]He was solid enough, wearing dark clothing,
[05:02.10]and in the odd lighting he appeared very pale.
[05:13.01]I had a stranger in my room and I was scared.
[05:20.72]Without thinking I rolled over to my right and hit the light,
[05:25.11]when I looked behind me nothing was there.
[05:34.93]I was relieved
[05:36.00]and turned the light out thinking it was a dream.
[05:44.91]However the second my head hit the pillow
[05:47.54]my eyes were wide open and I immediately sat back up
[05:52.12]and turned the light back on.
[06:01.42]Because in one brief moment
[06:03.41]my brain came up with this question:
[06:10.02]"If it was a dream how come he
[06:11.91]and the rest of the room was out of focus?"
[06:15.34]It was true, I'm severely nearsighted
[06:18.85]with and astigmatism to boot.
[06:30.80]I can't see more then eight inches past my face clearly,
[06:34.85]yet when I dream everything is as good as 20/20.
[06:48.20]When I had woken up the ceiling, walls,
[06:51.66]the stranger was all blurry!
[06:59.92]I didn't have my glasses on;
[07:02.44]I wasn't asleep so I couldn't see him clearly.
[07:11.98]He was wearing dark clothes
[07:14.03]yet I couldn't tell if it was a jacket or shirt.
[07:23.42]He was pale and that was my best description
[07:26.62]because quite frankly I couldn't tell
[07:29.90]if he was bald or just fair headed.
[07:44.03]And his eyes were just two fuzzy black blobs in his face.
[07:49.06]I was freaked,
[07:50.80]but interestingly enough I calmed down within 20 minutes,
[08:04.18]mainly because I realized that I sensed
[08:07.19]that whoever that was didn't mean any harm,
[08:11.34]in fact there was an odd feeling that he was sorry.
[08:40.78]语言点
[08:42.50]come up with  想出…
[08:46.13]Somebody comes up with something
[08:49.16]He came up with a great idea just now.
[08:57.03]occur to
[09:02.80]something occurs to somebody
[09:05.83]a wonderful plan occurs to me
[09:11.10]how come
[09:14.04]why
[09:27.42]How come?
[09:34.99]Why do you ask that?
[09:39.52]why / how come
[09:42.16]be
[09:47.62]Why are you here?
[09:49.77]How come?
[09:51.40]How come you are here?
[09:53.89]to boot
[09:56.48]in addition / besides  而且
[10:01.44]It was a long film and an uninteresting one to boot.
[10:10.05]mean  意味着 / 意欲,打算
[10:18.91]mean to do
[10:21.49]I meant to go running this morning, but I overslept.
[10:36.68]谢谢收听

1 lighting
n.照明,光线的明暗,舞台灯光
  • The gas lamp gradually lost ground to electric lighting.煤气灯逐渐为电灯所代替。
  • The lighting in that restaurant is soft and romantic.那个餐馆照明柔和而且浪漫。
2 severely
adv.严格地;严厉地;非常恶劣地
  • He was severely criticized and removed from his post.他受到了严厉的批评并且被撤了职。
  • He is severely put down for his careless work.他因工作上的粗心大意而受到了严厉的批评。
3 astigmatism
n.散光,乱视眼
  • Maybe you fall asleep in class because of uncorrected astigmatism.也许你在课堂上睡觉是因为你的眼睛散光。
  • Astigmatism can occur in addition to nearsightedness and farsightedness.散光可同时发生在近视和远视。
4 blurry
adj.模糊的;污脏的,污斑的
  • My blurry vision makes it hard to drive. 我的视力有点模糊,使得开起车来相当吃力。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The lines are pretty blurry at this point. 界线在这个时候是很模糊的。 来自《简明英汉词典》
5 frankly
adv.坦白地,直率地;坦率地说
  • To speak frankly, I don't like the idea at all.老实说,我一点也不赞成这个主意。
  • Frankly speaking, I'm not opposed to reform.坦率地说,我不反对改革。
学英语单词
absolute counter
admissible partial subalgebra
aeras
alfreds
all metal reflective insulation
angel's whisper
axial-flow blow
barranquillas
bearing projector
brake noise
BTSG
cake-cuttings
capitals of malawi
chandipura virus
Chemical Weapons Convention
CITIC Ka Wah Bank Limited
Clark Air Base
country code top level domain
cushioned channel valve
cut to length shear line
daily gain
dasyure
deduces
deflection torque
delegation legislation
disease due to chill
distribution mark ups
dollyway
episcopals
fine-grit
fundamental rules
fuzzy automaton
genus Vernonia
grournd glass
gullywashers
hardwood mosaic floor
heparan sulfate sulfatase
historical jurisprudence
hollowfibres
hook echo tornado
hydrocarbon pore volume
hyoidean artery (or lingual artery)
imperfect rhyme
impossible
Jarmuth
kenianjunsu
kin group
lap in lead
lifedinner principle
linville
local surrounding
lutte
mesler
Misterhult
module level design
monospore isolation
Mountbatten, Louis (Francis Albert Victor Nicholas)
myrmecologist
netling
noise criterion curve
notice of decision
observable universes
of a lifetime
omnibus speaker circuit
once-only
open canal
people people
photoelectric device
plain weaves
pole-change
range of action
reenable
reference datum height (rdh)
reference resistance
reluctance
renal segment
rinding-bird
Rozavlea
schedule of passenger trains
schorner
sclerocyclodialysis
screen design facility
semilunar ganglion (or gasserian ganglion)
shop activity extract
sky-writing
sliding metal contact
sludge compartment
sockless
stians
supercomfortable
superheterodyne receivers
tandem processors
the book of life
top mark
two feed knitter
two-linest
type of locomotive
vaucluse
winnows out
wireless telephones
woolstocks
yrin