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
[00:21.50]217房事件
[00:32.95]He stopped and waited to see what she would do.
[00:37.29]She reached over and turned on the light,
[00:40.99]the very second the light filled the room, he disappeared.
[00:45.58]Kim then called her boyfriend
[00:47.98]and made him come over to sit up
[00:49.88]and watch TV with her
[00:51.36]since she couldn't sleep after that.
[00:54.50]I just sat there gaping,
[00:56.45]when Kim asked me what happened,
[00:58.90]I said, "he touched me."
[01:00.84]I was in shock
[01:02.34]and it took me a few minutes to organize my thoughts
[01:05.73]before I could tell her the rest.
[01:08.01]"Who is he?" Kim asked.
[01:10.66]We both wish we knew, but there was nothing to go on.
[01:14.76]Crane Hall itself has no bizarre 1 history
[01:18.73]and if it does nobody bothered to keep tabs.
[01:22.53]This guy is obviously 2 not a student
[01:26.11]and when Kim and I compared notes we agreed
[01:29.69]that it "felt" like he wasn't tied to the room
[01:33.33]or even the dorm.
[01:35.34]It honestly seems as though this "entity"
[01:38.82]can come and go as it pleases.
[01:41.75]What Kim and I were able to piece together
[01:44.62]just from sensations 3 that he apparently 4 communicated to us
[01:49.33]is that he is curious, lonely,
[01:52.68]and wanders about since 217
[01:56.51]just seemed like a pit 5 stop on one of his travels.
[02:01.04]It actually bothered us both
[02:03.20]that we didn't find the situation more disturbing,
[02:06.59]in fact one of the sensations I picked up
[02:09.59]from this stranger was not to be surprised
[02:12.60]if I should meet up with him again.
[02:26.32]讲解
[04:05.64]He stopped and waited to see what she would do.
[04:12.98]She reached over and turned on the light,
[04:18.82]the very second the light filled the room, he disappeared.
[04:27.31]Kim then called her boyfriend
[04:29.83]and made him come over to sit up
[04:31.36]and watch TV with her
[04:32.99]since she couldn't sleep after that.
[04:45.16]I just sat there gaping,
[04:47.07]when Kim asked me what happened,
[04:49.73]I said, "he touched me."
[04:59.10]I was in shock
[05:00.40]and it took me a few minutes to organize my thoughts
[05:03.92]before I could tell her the rest.
[05:12.75]"Who is he?" Kim asked.
[05:15.64]We both wish we knew, but there was nothing to go on.
[05:24.89]Crane Hall itself has no bizarre history
[05:28.47]and if it does nobody bothered to keep tabs.
[05:39.45]This guy is obviously not a student
[05:42.68]and when Kim and I compared notes we agreed
[05:46.01]that it "felt" like he wasn't tied to the room or even the dorm.
[06:04.91]It honestly seems as though this "entity"
[06:07.91]can come and go as it pleases.
[06:15.35]What Kim and I were able to piece together
[06:17.95]just from sensations that he apparently communicated to us
[06:22.47]is that he is curious, lonely,
[06:34.01]and wanders about since 217
[06:37.06]just seemed like a pit stop on one of his travels.
[06:46.19]It actually bothered us both
[06:48.36]that we didn't find the situation more disturbing,
[06:58.03]in fact one of the sensations I picked up
[07:00.72]from this stranger was not to be surprised
[07:03.68]if I should meet up with him again.
[07:25.09]语言点
[07:28.45]very
[07:33.49]the / this / that
[07:35.82]my / your / his
[07:45.13]He is the very man that came yesterday.
[07:51.25]come over
[07:57.28]They came over from the South to see me.
[08:08.76]come over here baby
[08:16.98]Come over any time, I'm always in.
[08:24.32]come and go
[08:35.83]The course of life is like the sea; men come and go.
[08:52.02]How about your asthma 6?
[08:53.68]It comes and goes.
[08:59.26]piece together
[09:00.64]piece  一份,一块
[09:06.55]拼合,凑集
[09:09.49]The police tried to piece together all the facts.
[09:16.75]bother  打扰,烦扰
[09:22.75]I am sorry to bother you.
[09:31.31]about / with
[09:34.96]Don't bother with/about it.
[09:52.07]don't bother
[10:00.38]谢谢收听

1 bizarre
adj.奇形怪状的,怪诞的
  • They saw a bizarre animal in the lake.他们在湖中看见一个奇怪的动物。
  • The building was of bizarre construction.这建筑构造奇异。
2 obviously
adv.显然;明白地
  • Obviously they were putting him to a severe test.显然他们是在给他以严峻的考验。
  • Obviously he was lying.显然他是在撒谎。
3 sensations
感觉( sensation的名词复数 ); 感受; 知觉; 激动
  • Whenever his physical sensations were a little under control the terror returned. 只要身体感官稍一正常,恐怖便又袭上心头。 来自英汉文学
  • All sensations seemed to be magnified. 所有的知觉都很敏感。 来自英汉文学
4 apparently
adv.显然地;表面上,似乎
  • An apparently blind alley leads suddenly into an open space.山穷水尽,豁然开朗。
  • He was apparently much surprised at the news.他对那个消息显然感到十分惊异。
5 pit
n.深坑,核,矿井,陷阱,英国剧场正厅后排,凹陷疤痕;vt.使...有伤痕,去...的核,与...较量
  • A sheep fell into a pit,and I helped it out.一只羊掉进坑里,我把它弄了出来。
  • They dug a pit to bury the rubbish.他们挖了一个坑把垃圾埋掉。
6 asthma
n.气喘病,哮喘病
  • I think he's having an asthma attack.我想他现在是哮喘病发作了。
  • Its presence in allergic asthma is well known.它在过敏性气喘中的存在是大家很熟悉的。
学英语单词
advanced peer-to-peer internetworking
afterburner liner
alcohol press therapy
aminopropionitrile
asbjorn
automatic shim rod follow-up
Baltic religion
bodiment
brass lock cock
breviculmis
candiard
catstick
check-valve plunger guide
chloroacetyl-DL-phenylalanine
cinput
compatibility set
coupled field
Cyclostomata
decomposition of hydrocarbon
dissolved hydrocarbon
dynamic standard strain device
ecstatically
Elastoplasts
feel dizzy
file slack
fishworm
flexure fault
Fourdrinier type drying machine
fused cast magnesite chrome brick
George I.
handhole plate
herfindahl-hirschman index (hhi)
immediate expression indicator
increasing soil moisture content
industrial ethyl alcohol
Lamina modioli
lindo
lourdin
magnetisms
marburg hemorrhagic fevers
mechanical limit valve
merkel's disc
miswrench
mixed type information
naked effective horsepower
natural electric-field method instrument
nominal productive head
nominal transformation
non secretor
odor counteractant
off her dot
oppugner
orosulfan
paddle-arm
parcyl
participation management
passing bird
Passpoint
paucilepidotus
peptidoglyean
phenylcinchoninic acid
phosphinodifluorophosphine
Piney Point
pnagus pruni
postpurchase evaluation
put effort into
quadratic mean
radio ranging
rhinoentomophthoromycosis
rigatoni
rigging-and-left-hand core
rotary road brush
rotating-field electromagnetic pump
Sahli's test
sammara
sand grind
sandy-brown
shade endurance
shadracks
snap line
source program optimizer
speed governor droop
spring-born calf
steric exclusion chromatography
stray electron
stub puller
sub-allocation
superimposed pulse
swirl control valve
terms and conditions
thermos flasks
tight riveting
tingen
toothpicks
toxic granules
transient overload capacity
translatory mode of bone conduction
vessel test plate
volatile matter content test
voltage divider
wrongfulnesses
yellow grease