时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:创新英语教程第一册


英语课
[00:04.10]2 Asking for directions 1
[00:11.55]Excuse me,could you help me?Sorry?
[00:17.40]Do you know if this the way to The Gagosian?
[00:22.96]I'm sorry.What's that?
[00:26.72]The Gagosian.It's an art gallery.
[00:32.47]I've no idea.
[00:35.63]Sorry? I'm sorry.I'm not from round here myself.
[00:41.20]I don't really know the area.
[00:44.46]Ask this guy here.Hey.excuse me,mate.Yes?
[00:50.70]Do you know a place round here called...
[00:54.78]Sorry,what was it called again?
[00:58.44]The Gagosian.It's a gallery.
[01:02.98]Oh right.Yes,I think I know the place.It's down there somewhere.
[01:11.24]Down past the park,but I'm not sure whereabouts exactly. Sorry?
[01:18.99]I'm not sure where it is exactly,but it's down there somewhere.
[01:25.55]Follow the signs to Hall Green.
[01:30.59]Just keep going straight on down this road,straight on you get to a park.
[01:37.75]It's around there somewhere.Ask someone else when you get there.
[01:43.50]OK.Thank you very much.
[01:48.33]No problem.I hope you find it.
[01:52.69]3 Pronunciation:sentence stress
[02:04.16]1 Excuse me,could you help me?
[02:09.52]2 I'm looking for a gallery called The Gagosian.
[02:17.06]3 Do you know if this is the way to The Gagosian?
[02:24.14]4 I'm sorry.I'm not from round here myself.
[02:32.29]5 I don't really know the area.
[02:39.56]6 Ask this lady here.
[02:45.72]7 It's down there somewhere.
[02:52.36]8 It's just past the bridge on the right.
[02:59.62]9 Follow the signs to the city centre.
[03:06.98]10 Just keep going straight on down this road until you get to some traffic lights.
[03:16.41]Then turn right.
[03:19.58]11.It's along that road on your left.You can't miss it.
[03:29.24]12 Ask someone else when you get there.
[03:36.50]5  Asking for directions
[03:48.41]Excuse me.Could you help me? I'm looking for a gallery called The Gagosian.
[03:56.96]The Gagosian!
[03:59.91]Yes,do you know it?
[04:04.17]Yes,but it's miles away.
[04:08.42]But someone told me it's near the park.
[04:14.77]No,no honestly.It's near Oxford 1 Circus.I've been there.
[04:20.13]Where is it? Oxford Circus.
[04:24.39]Ah,Oxford Circus.Yes,Is it near here? Can we walk there?
[04:32.56]No,as I say,miles way.You're best taking a bus.
[04:38.49]Go down there,until you get to the traffic lights,and then turn right.
[04:44.06]You'll see an underpass 2.
[04:47.29]Go under there to cross over to the other side of the main road.
[04:52.65]OK.I go under to the other side.
[04:57.69]Yes.Then,when you come cout,you'll see the bus stop,
[05:02.97]and then you want to get the 214 bus. 214.
[05:09.73]Yes,and ask the driver to let you off at Oxford Circus,OK?
[05:15.79]Just tell him what stop you want to get off at.
[05:20.65]OK.Thank you,thank you.
[05:25.41]I share a flat with a friend from work-Kate.
[05:36.56]She's a nice woman and we get on well,
[05:40.61]but there is one thing we always argue about:
[05:45.65]cars!She loves her car.She goes everywhere in it.
[05:51.82]She's even given it a name-she calls it Jenny!
[05:56.86]Every day kate drives to work and I cycle.
[06:02.50]Kate thinks I'm mad.
[06:05.84]She says cycling is dangerous and dirty-
[06:10.39]you get all hot and sweaty-and she thinks it's hard and boring.
[06:15.95]Of course,the one things she never says is it's slow.
[06:21.41]That's because every day she leaves the house 20 minutes before I do on my bike.
[06:28.78]Most days,though,we arrive at work around the same time,
[06:34.24]but quite often she arrives later than me,
[06:38.92]because the traffic lights weren't working
[06:43.04]or because there were road works
[06:46.88]or because of a car crash on the main road into town
[06:51.74]or because she couldn't find a parking 3 space.
[06:55.90]I can always cycle past these traffic jams and problems,
[07:01.22]so it takes me more or less the same time every day.
[07:06.37]I guess it can be a bit dangerous sometimes,
[07:11.65]but only because there are so many cars,and anyway,
[07:16.79]I've never actually had an accident or fallen off my bike.
[07:21.97]And of course,cycling keeps me fit,which is why I'm still a size 10 and she's 14,
[07:29.91]although Kate doesn't like it when I say this!
[07:34.27]If I don't travel to places by bike,
[07:39.13]I prefer to go on the bus or the train.
[07:43.39]It's just more relaxing than going in the car.
[07:48.06]In the car,all you can do is listen to the radio or listen to music,
[07:54.41]but on public transport,you can read,listen to your Walkman,write letters,
[08:01.57]watch lots of different kinds of people,make new friends or just sleep!
[08:07.73]Anyway,the thing Kate and I have been arguing about most recently
[08:13.98]is the new charge the council 4 is going to introduce.
[08:18.94]They want to charge car drivers 5 a day to go into the town centre.
[08:25.89]That's 25 a week if you work there!
[08:31.22]They say this will stop people making journeys
[08:35.97]that they don't really need to make.
[08:39.52]It will make the streets safer,
[08:43.36]it'll make the city safer to walk in and it will cut pollution.
[08:48.82]Also,the council have promised to spend the money they make on improving public transport.
[08:56.19]I think it's a great idea.
[09:00.03]Kate,of course,is really angry about it.
[09:04.71]She calls it robbery 5 and has said she's not going to pay it!
[09:09.85]4  While you listen
[09:20.51]Conversation 1
[09:24.17]I'm sorry,do you speak English?  Of course.
[09:31.32]Oh..is this the right platform for Leeds?
[09:37.28]No,you're on the wrong side.
[09:41.04]You need to go over there.
[09:44.59]Oh right,I wasn't sure.Thanks.
[09:49.56]Conversation 2
[09:54.00]Yes madam?
[09:57.66]Oh,I'd like a ticket to Manchester.
[10:02.41]For today? Yes.
[10:05.96]And returning? Yes,return.
[10:10.32]I mean,what day are you returnig?
[10:15.00]Oh,OK.Yes.Monday.
[10:19.86]OK,what time?
[10:23.80]Sorry,I don't know.Do I need to?
[10:28.66]OK.I can give you a cheaper ticket,but it's not valid 7 before 9.30.
[10:36.03]Sorry?I..er...please,can you say it again?
[10:42.06]Do you need to come back before half past nine in the morning on Monday?
[10:49.80]I er..I don't know.How much?
[10:55.57]This is what I'm trying to tell you.If you come back before nine,
[11:01.63]it's peak 6 hour so it'll be 175.
[11:08.11]One hundred..Yes,but if you come back after 9.30 it's 50 return.
[11:16.05]Fifty!Oh,still very expensive.
[11:20.59]There are cheaper tickets,but you have to book in advance. Eh?
[11:26.26]In advance.Listen there are people waiting.
[11:31.83]Do you wnt the ticket or not? Yes.
[11:36.27]OK,so I guess,that's the standard saver return to Manchester.
[11:43.92]It's only valid for off-peak trains.
[11:49.07]That'll be 50 pounds.How are you paying?
[11:53.30]Do you take cards?
[11:56.33]Yes that's fine...can you sign here?...
[12:00.43]OK,thank you! Next pease 8!Where are you travelling?
[12:06.60]Conversation 3
[12:10.67]Yes,sir.Hi.I'd like to rent a car for a week.
[12:16.63]Certainly,sir.What class of vehicle 9 would you like?
[12:22.09]Um...probably just the cheapest one you've got,to be honest.
[12:27.65]I'm afraid we don't have any available,but we do have a Renault Clio,
[12:34.00]which is Class B.Thats the next cheapest.
[12:39.33]So how much would that be for one week?
[12:43.48]Three hundred euros.
[12:46.96]That includes unlimited 10 mileage,so you can drive as much as you like during the week without paying any extra.
[12:55.31]OK.Does that include insurance?
[12:59.76]No.There's 60 charge for that,I'm afraid.
[13:05.53]OK.OK.That sounds all right.I'll take it.
[13:10.99]OK.In that case,I'll need your passport and driving licence,please.
[13:17.94]And then you'll need to leave your credit 11 card number for the deposit 12.
[13:23.71]Conversation 4
[13:27.47]Sorry,do you speak English?A little.
[13:32.93]I want to go to the Museu do Chiado?
[13:39.49]Museu do Chiado.
[13:42.94]Could you tell me what stop I have to get off at?
[13:47.79]Yes,yes.Sit down.


1 Oxford
n.牛津(英国城市)
  • At present he has become a Professor of Chemistry at Oxford.他现在已是牛津大学的化学教授了。
  • This is where the road to Oxford joins the road to London.这是去牛津的路与去伦敦的路的汇合处。
2 underpass
n.地下通道,下层道路
  • Please turn left through the underpass.请穿过地下通道左拐。
  • The local government authorized the construction of the underpass.地方政府批准了兴建这个地下通道。
3 parking
n.停车,停机,停放
  • A bus is parking on the road.路上停着一辆公共汽车。
  • Next you must learn how to back a car into a parking space.下一步你应该学会如何把车倒入停车的空地。
4 council
n.理事会,委员会,议事机构
  • The town council passed a law forbidding the distribution of handbills.市议会通过法律,禁止散发传单。
  • The city council has declared for improving the public bus system.市议会宣布同意改进公共汽车系统。
5 robbery
n.抢劫;抢劫案
  • A man is being questioned in connection with the robbery.一名男子就那起抢劫案接受查问。
  • The police are offering a big reward for information about the robbery.警方出大笔赏金要求提供那起抢劫案的破案线索。
6 peak
n.山峰,巅,山顶,顶点,尖峰,帽舌;adj.最高的,最大值的;vi.到达最高点,消瘦,变憔悴,逐渐缩小;vt.使竖起,使达到最高点
  • Traffic reaches a peak between 8 and 9 in the morning.早晨八九点钟是交通的高峰时刻。
  • He was the first to top the mountain peak.他是第一个登上这座山峰的人。
7 valid
adj.有确实根据的;有效的;正当的,合法的
  • His claim to own the house is valid.他主张对此屋的所有权有效。
  • Do you have valid reasons for your absence?你的缺席有正当理由吗?
8 pease
n.豌豆
  • The church excommunicated him, and he gave them groats for pease, he excommunicated them. 教会把他逐出教外,他也用同一手段把他们逐出教外。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • She cooked pease-pudding, and baked the bread and made cowslip wine and cherry-brandy. 她会做豌豆布丁,烤面包,用黄花九轮草做樱桃白兰地。 来自英汉非文学 - 民俗
9 vehicle
n.车辆,交通工具,运载工具;媒介,表现手段
  • Air is the vehicle of sound.空气是声音传播的媒介。
  • The power plant burns used vehicle tyres as fuel.这家电厂用废弃轮胎作燃料。
10 unlimited
adj.无限的,不受控制的,无条件的
  • They flew over the unlimited reaches of the Arctic.他们飞过了茫茫无边的北极上空。
  • There is no safety in unlimited technological hubris.在技术方面自以为是会很危险。
11 credit
n.信用,荣誉,贷款,学分;v.归功于,赞颂,信任
  • I credit him with a certain amount of sense.我认为他有一定的见识。
  • He got the credit,and we did the dirty work.他得荣誉,我们做不讨好的工作。
12 deposit
n.定金,存款,矿藏;vt.使沉淀,寄存,储蓄
  • There is too much deposit in a bottle of wine.酒瓶里有太多的沉淀物。
  • The hotel requires a deposit for all advance bookings.旅馆规定凡预订房间都要先付订金。
学英语单词
a great deal of
aeronautical mobile-satellite service
Alabama claims
alpamayo
amtifertilizin
annual ring breadth
apodicticity
Aristotle
axis of channel
balancing condenser
belewe
bevered
blastophorum truncatum
capr-
carrier frequency shift
comptonia peregrinas
continuation of solutions
counter current eletrophoresis
design H-point
dim down
dissimilar redundancy
distributed information processing
DIVC
drop out of sight
dull as ditchwater
eagle boat
eating it up
electromagnetic compatability
equivalent noise method
ex-role behavior
face and fill
floating gate
floating pump assembling unit
forum leader
Franz Schubert
galeopithecids
grace period for the payment of fees
grandifolius
gurly
gyropraph
Haebang
healing time
hickups
ideker
impulse-withstand test
interfrontal bristle
issuing authority note
jellium
jointweeds
kooky, kookie
L-cells
Lepidosigillaria
Lolipid
loss of faculty
malthinus (malthinus) notsui
mat type
matsucythere reticulata
metacarprophalangeal
metaemotions
metallized aluminum
mini-Winchester disk drive
national capitalism
net processor
non-ischemic
nonmonitored
nucleolonema (estable & sotelo 1950)
obstropolos
oha
oubliette
percentage indicator
pitous
PSNC
Reitano
Rhododendron huguangense
rubble filling
sagittata
scathophaga mellipes
separate channel signaling
shifting wrench
slot diffuser
social-ism
solvated H-ion
space-loop direction-finder
special constable
spectral-shift reactor
square turret
sroka
statelier
stock clearing account
stress cracking resistance
sugarplums
suntanned
superior cubitoradial articulation
tabular actual
thruple
trinketed
two single ended siding
unit record equipment
urodele
veurne (furnes)
Wigtown
wrongtook