时间:2018-12-14 作者:英语课 分类:听电影学英语—泰坦尼克号


英语课

  [01:36.46]Crewman: Keep on rocking. Oars 2 in place. 把桨排好

[01:40.38]Get an oar 1 under it.

[01:43.46]Murdoch: Women and children only, damn you.

[01:45.30]Crewman: Hold it, hold it. 等一下!

[01:47.70](Men Yelling) 等一下!

[01:58.06]Get these davits cranked in. Then get the falls hooked up. 把悬臂升起来,绳索固定好

[02:10.78]Murdoch: Stay back.

[02:13.06]Child: Help me. 妈咪

[02:16.10](Crying)

[02:22.38]Keep going up. 往上走!

[02:26.22]Murdoch: Stop pushing! 别推

[02:28.10]Stay back! 退后

[02:31.82]Will you give us a chance to live, you limey bastard 3? 给我们机会活命,混蛋!

[02:33.30]I'll shoot any man who tries to get past me. Get back! 谁硬闯,我就杀谁!

[02:37.42]- Bastard! - Get back! 退后!

[02:38.94]We had a deal, damn you. 我们说好的

[02:44.22]Your money can't save you any more than it can save me. Get back. 再多钱也救不了你

[02:46.26]退后

[02:47.86]Crewman: Women and children only! 限妇孺上船

[02:53.10](Gunshot)

[02:53.78](Gunshot)

[02:58.10](Passengers Screaming) 不!汤米

[02:59.26]Tommy! No, Tommy.

[03:02.10]Bastardo! Oh, no, oh, no.

[03:05.02]Oh, no. Oh, Tommy.

[03:20.42]- No, Will! - (Gunshot) 不要,威尔!

[03:27.38]Stand back, damn you. Get back, damn you. 退后,可恶!

[03:33.22]轻轻的,快点

[03:34.62](Screaming)

[03:43.14]- (Child Crying) - I have a child.

[03:45.66]- Cal: I have a child. - Clear a path here. 我有个小孩

[03:48.34]Please, I have a child. 让路

[03:48.90]我有个小孩

[03:52.30]Please, I'm all she has in the world. 拜托,我是她唯一的依靠

[03:53.02]Go on. Step back, step back, I say. 去吧

[03:56.10]- Please. - Woman: Here, give her to me. 退后

[03:56.82]拜托

[04:01.66]Give her here.

[04:04.26]- (Child Wailing) - There, there. 没事了

[04:10.30]Wait, wait, wait. Mr. Andrews. 等一下!安德鲁斯先生…

[04:14.62]Oh, Rose. 萝丝

[04:18.78]Won't you even make a try for it? 你不想试着逃生吗?

[04:23.34]I'm sorry that I didn't build you a stronger ship, young Rose. 对不起,船造得不够牢靠

[04:29.86]It's going fast. We have to move. 船沉得很快,快走

[04:31.30]Wait. 等一下

[04:37.38]Good luck to you, Rose. 祝你好运,萝丝

[04:38.82]And to you. 你也一样

[04:53.10]Mr. Guggenheim. These are for you, Mr. Guggenheim. 古根先生,救生衣给你

[04:54.98]No, thank you. We are dressed in our best 不用了,谢谢

[04:58.14]要走得像个绅士

[04:58.94]and are prepared to go down as gentlemen. 我们穿着盛装



1 oar
n.桨,橹,划手;v.划行
  • The sailors oar slowly across the river.水手们慢慢地划过河去。
  • The blade of the oar was bitten off by a shark.浆叶被一条鲨鱼咬掉了。
2 oars
n.桨,橹( oar的名词复数 );划手v.划(行)( oar的第三人称单数 )
  • He pulled as hard as he could on the oars. 他拼命地划桨。
  • The sailors are bending to the oars. 水手们在拼命地划桨。 来自《简明英汉词典》
3 bastard
n.坏蛋,混蛋;私生子
  • He was never concerned about being born a bastard.他从不介意自己是私生子。
  • There was supposed to be no way to get at the bastard.据说没有办法买通那个混蛋。
学英语单词
(storage) location
act of production
afco
alimentary tract smear
anfald
antromesopharyngeal
apostemed
application of auditing standards
applied manufacturing overhead account
Argo basin
atomic population
awaken
backfat
backrer
balance ? trois
baliwick
be wounded
bornyl salicylate
bracteiferous
capnogram
carbon log
cerebropsychosis
chainring
chalcopyrite structure
charinas
chishtiya
contour basin
contributing editor
cry quits
curling tongs
cytodomain
D-glyceraldehyde
decreolizing
domestic content ratio
double-reduction gearbox
effective periodicity
ehes
end of subroutine
felonious
ferrini
first season crop
Flamsteed's number
fluorescent emission crystals
galactitol dehydrogenase
genetic girls
gingle
Gottstein's fibers
H2-blocker
herling
holidic
imidazolidines
incumbent carrier
indication of inspection status
intercooled regenerative cycle gas turbine
interstate commerce act
invests in
iron-oxides
kobresia
lamellibranchiate
large-sized long arm excavator
loxocorniculum tominga
madison-grant
Maxwell-Boltzmann
Mogadouro
monoplegia
mope away
mrite
number of columns per row
octopus bushes
outward-facing
Pavlov pouch
pea green
pelagic clay
petroleum nitrogen bases
Pittenhart
plant electrical consumption
praseodymium nitride
private partss
pro-democratic
probability distribution analyzer
pure-bred horse
Rafferty's rules
rapid convergence
refraction break method
review input
rubidium iodide
semi-automatic valve
semi-diaphanous
slender spiderherb
sorbide
splenaemia
split-ups
strain hardening exponent
subsidiary factor
suntans
surfing the web
toota
torrential flood erosion
turning gland
typhoidal
volens
wayang