时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:13.35]Incident in Room 217
[00:21.51]217房事件
[00:34.25]The incident itself happened to me
[00:36.56]the spring semester of 1993
[00:40.00]while I was a student at the University of Wyoming.
[00:44.68]At the time I was living in Crane Hall,
[00:47.33]second floor, room #217.
[00:50.80]I had only occupied this room
[00:52.95]since the beginning of the semester in mid-January.
[00:57.48]The room itself was small,
[00:59.47]constructed of red brick
[01:01.43]and cinderblock with a whole wall of windows facing west.
[01:07.00]Throw a rug on the floor hang a few posters
[01:10.38]and you have any dorm room in America.
[01:13.93]The atmosphere was dull at best
[01:16.16]and I actually inhabited 1 the room
[01:18.41]for the better part of the semester without incident
[01:21.55]until two weeks before finals.
[01:24.58]I was lying on my back asleep
[01:27.06]when I felt two fingers being dragged
[01:29.69]from my chin down my throat and across my collarbone.
[01:34.36]The pressure was enough
[01:35.66]that the fingernails were painfully scratching me.
[01:39.44]The moment I woke up the hand pulled away.
[01:42.85]Because the windows where covered by blinds
[01:46.12]that never kept out the light
[01:48.16]from the street lights the room was pretty well lit.
[01:52.20]For one moment I just lay there
[01:54.37]staring at the ceiling tiles 2 thinking I was dreaming.
[01:59.02]Then I began to look around me,
[02:01.88]from the wall at the foot of my bed,
[02:04.27]to the windows that denied me enough darkness
[02:07.45]to sleep properly,
[02:09.21]to the strange man on my left
[02:11.06]who was kneeling next to my bed.
[02:25.30]讲解
[04:09.77]The incident itself happened to me
[04:12.11]the spring semester of 1993
[04:15.50]while I was a student at the University of Wyoming.
[04:28.45]At the time I was living in Crane Hall,
[04:31.02]second floor, room #217.
[04:39.15]I had only occupied this room
[04:41.23]since the beginning of the semester in mid-January.
[04:50.66]The room itself was small,
[04:52.64]constructed of red brick
[04:54.64]and cinderblock with a whole wall of windows facing west.
[05:07.91]Throw a rug on the floor hang a few posters
[05:11.23]and you have any dorm room in America.
[05:21.63]The atmosphere was dull at best
[05:23.93]and I actually inhabited the room
[05:26.04]for the better part of the semester without incident
[05:29.08]until two weeks before finals.
[05:43.79]I was lying on my back asleep
[05:46.30]when I felt two fingers being dragged
[05:48.96]from my chin down my throat and across my collarbone.
[06:02.15]The pressure was enough
[06:03.52]that the fingernails were painfully scratching me.
[06:11.11]The moment I woke up the hand pulled away.
[06:18.85]Because the windows where covered by blinds
[06:21.59]that never kept out the light
[06:23.18]from the street lights the room was pretty well lit.
[06:35.50]For one moment I just lay there
[06:37.61]staring at the ceiling tiles thinking I was dreaming.
[06:47.15]Then I began to look around me,
[06:50.32]from the wall at the foot of my bed,
[06:52.62]to the windows that denied me enough darkness
[06:55.85]to sleep properly,
[06:57.73]to the strange man on my left
[06:59.44]who was kneeling next to my bed.
[07:28.66]语言点
[07:31.60]incident  事件
[07:37.51]He resolved never to tell anyone about the incident.
[07:46.42]event / accident
[07:52.84]incident
[07:56.03]accident
[08:00.75]air accident  车祸
[08:03.25]plane accident
[08:06.48]event
[08:10.95]current event  时事
[08:13.67]the chief event of 2006
[08:18.82]floor
[08:20.01]second floor
[08:33.61]the first floor
[08:36.67]the ground floor
[08:40.14]the second floor
[08:42.90]the first floor
[08:45.98]occupy  占领,占据,占用
[08:50.54]The enemy soon occupied the town.
[08:59.56]occupied
[09:04.44]occupy oneself in  从事于…,忙于…
[09:13.04]She is occupied in writing a novel.
[09:18.44]inhabit  居住
[09:28.63]inhabit the dorm
[09:31.55]live / dwell 3
[09:38.47]live in / dwell in
[09:44.75]She lives/dwells in the hotel.
[09:54.87]谢谢收听

1 inhabited
n.瓦片,瓷砖( tile的名词复数 );扁平的小棋子
  • The wind dislodged one or two tiles from the roof. 大风从屋顶上刮下了一两片瓦来。
  • On both slopes of the roof there are broken tiles. 屋顶的两面斜面都有破瓦片。 来自《简明英汉词典》
2 dwell
vi.老是想着,详细讲述
  • Sometimes his mind would dwell on the horrors he had been through.有时他会老是想着他所经历过的种种恐怖。
  • A great number of water fowls dwell on the island.许多水鸟在岛上栖息。
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a big wig
AND element
arthromacra formosana
attenuation mechanism
auric sulfate
be gassed
beyond someone's dreams
bodying
born out
case-goods
Catalanism
celestine blue
cohort coding system
coil diameter detector
coked up
common hinged window
common turpenting
damaging stress
delayed coincidence discharge
dietary supplement
dreadings
drip coffee
dysallilognathia
early baths
electron beam ion source
Elektra
empire-detroit
etesians
ethyol
fault state range
file output stream class
finite deterrence
floating breakwater
galiot
gautamas
Hamiltonian coordinate
heat-sensitive neuron
heat-setting mortar
hepatovirus acute hepatitis a virus of human
homothetic conics
huam
huanta
ice line
intercellular tonofibrils of epithelium
iodine number flask
iodo-mercuriphenol
japaned
jujuist
just war
lexicographic enumeration
local necking
love at first sight
manufacturing design
Marolambo
matrix inversion technique
maxwell den
Meldert
microcomputer cards versus a cpu chip
naysaying
nopers
not've
obsessive-compulsive act
off design point
orbit utilization
organizational buying decision making
pair-selected ternary
Pedicularis kansuensis
picture-map
pin one's faith to
pomis
Prasinovolvocales
pseudocele
quasi-markets
quasi-reversible wave
raise from death
Rapa Nui
sale price
salt tablet
saponine
Secchi classification
sight bill
signal of distress
single beamer
solar dermatitis
sparve
specific regulation
spina dorsalis
stubborn streak
sulfuric acid test
sump pits
swivel vice
Tagbanua
taricha granulosas
tauted
telecommunicational
Titchener
title catalogue
Triple Net Lease
uncrafty
universal puller
whipping tops
Woollcott, Alexander (Humphreys)