时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:21.42]Matt's Woods
[00:29.04]马特家的森林
[00:40.00]The events are centered around the woods
[00:42.62]that surround my friend Matt's house,
[00:45.53]which is in Rocks State Park in Harford County, Maryland.
[00:50.61]Harford County, at least the northern part,
[00:53.37]is still fairly rural and Rocks is pretty heavily forested.
[00:59.28]The area use to be the home to a few Indian tribes as well
[01:04.07]and some of the rock formations in the park
[01:07.00]may or may not have been holy ground,
[01:10.73]but that's more or less irrelevant
[01:12.95]because this story doesn't involve Indians,
[01:17.07]it's just exposition,
[01:19.64]Harford County is a weird 1 area.
[01:23.46]It's also been the home of the Booth family.
[01:26.99]John Wilkes and his less famous brother
[01:30.89](more famous at the time though, he was an actor)
[01:34.72]Edwin grew up there. But I digress, onto Matt's woods.
[01:42.08]The woods at Matt's house have always been a little strange.
[01:46.54]None of my friends has ever felt comfortable in them really.
[01:50.97]When we were younger
[01:52.44]they used to camp out in the woods at night,
[01:55.73]and apparently 2 they all felt strange in different ways
[01:59.86]but passed it off as over-active imagination or something.
[02:04.60]Anyway this continued from grade school up
[02:08.24]until high school graduation in 1996
[02:12.73]that is where I enter the story.
[02:15.25]After graduation we had a party in the woods
[02:18.91]down at the old campsite.
[02:32.66]讲解
[04:13.21]The events are centered around the woods
[04:15.89]that surround my friend Matt's house,
[04:18.90]which is in Rocks State Park in Harford County, Maryland.
[04:34.22]Harford County, at least the northern part,
[04:36.61]is still fairly rural and Rocks is pretty heavily forested.
[04:50.90]The area use to be the home to a few Indian tribes as well
[04:55.03]and some of the rock formations in the park
[04:57.85]may or may not have been holy ground,
[05:10.59]but that's more or less irrelevant
[05:12.90]because this story doesn't involve Indians,
[05:16.82]it's just exposition,
[05:26.13]Harford County is a weird area.
[05:30.12]It's also been the home of the Booth family.
[05:39.02]John Wilkes and his less famous brother
[05:43.05](more famous at the time though, he was an actor)
[05:46.93]Edwin grew up there.
[05:58.61]But I digress, onto Matt's woods.
[06:07.61]The woods at Matt's house have always been a little strange.
[06:12.04]None of my friends has ever felt comfortable in them really.
[06:24.29]When we were younger
[06:25.46]they used to camp out in the woods at night,
[06:32.64]and apparently they all felt strange in different ways
[06:36.73]but passed it off as over-active imagination or something.
[06:51.29]Anyway this continued from grade school up
[06:54.89]until high school graduation in 1996
[06:59.49]that is where I enter the story.
[07:07.66]After graduation we had a party
[07:10.11]in the woods down at the old campsite.
[07:29.54]语言点
[07:31.68]used to  过去曾是…
[07:43.41]used to +动词原型
[07:49.87]When I was a little girl, I used to take a walk after dinner.
[07:58.04]be/ get used to+ ing  习惯于做某事
[08:05.55]I have been used to having a cup of strong coffee
[08:08.52]after getting up.
[08:14.11]be used to do  被用来做某事
[08:18.27]as well
[08:24.75]too
[08:26.60]I'm coming to London and my sister's coming as well.
[08:34.20]as well as
[08:37.09]and
[08:39.01]The editors as well as the journalists were working overtime 3.
[08:49.64]may as well  不如,不妨
[08:54.72]He may as well come with me.
[08:59.49]more or less
[09:06.27]His explanation was more or less helpful.
[09:12.67]involve  包括
[09:16.32]Housekeeping involves cooking, washing and cleaning.
[09:25.14]involve  卷入,牵扯进
[09:31.21]be involved in
[09:33.10]Don't be involved in other's business.
[09:38.62]pass off
[09:44.72]I pretended to pass his mock off.
[09:57.89]谢谢收听

1 weird
adj.古怪的,离奇的;怪诞的,神秘而可怕的
  • From his weird behaviour,he seems a bit of an oddity.从他不寻常的行为看来,他好像有点怪。
  • His weird clothes really gas me.他的怪衣裳简直笑死人。
2 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。
3 overtime
adj.超时的,加班的;adv.加班地
  • They are working overtime to finish the work.为了完成任务他们正在加班加点地工作。
  • He was paid for the overtime he worked.他领到了加班费。
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a coming man
acetum mylabridis
acidiella rectangularis
anticigarette
back-cross
Beggar my Neighbour
biomagnetism
blank-verses
blood debt
Blytonian
Breidhafjördur
brokeup
carpet binding
central pedestal
Cerro Largo, Dep.de
cfc-free
Come on Top
conform to the standard
continuous change
count without one's host
cresyl blue
cystadenoma of hepatic duct
dialeuropora decempuncta
disappointingness
docious
electronic liquid density instrument
fellowable
formation work
frequency cap
front cut
g-o-d
GlobalSource
gnathophyllum americanum
grate side frame
Gschwend
hairdos
haplostemony
have more than one string to one's bow
Hepatogastroenterology
indirect selling cost
inlet
interstitial cell of leydig
kiss-offs
laryngostrob
live within your means
mal vu
Marlingford
matrix effects
microbial methane
minor-key
Moramide-Intermediate
mouse-colour
MRAT
mucinous degeneration
nature of a drug
occlusion water
Octidon
order card
Oskuya
Pagrosomus major
passers
peribronchiolar
phase belt
placic podzols
poor thing
preconvulsive
prickly lettuce
projected area ratio
raptus hystericus
re-marriage
Riebeek-Oos(Riebeek East)
Rinco process
sanhotoxin
sea cook
Seumas
shares worth
shikkers
sneads
spatial division of labour
sphere of activity
stationary cable crane
structural part
student promotion
success ratio
Systema limbicum
tarn
the Monkey
the text
the Yellowstone National Park
travel(l)ing winch
troutman
two-phase sysem
underyear
usnea undulata perspinigera
warm - up match
web girder
well-formedness rules
West Jersey
wheel in
wooden strut
Zamenhof
Zatoka