时间:2018-12-26 作者:英语课 分类:2012年ESL之就医和人际交往


英语课

 


Taking Care of Your Teeth 


Martha: Oh, I have a toothache! 


George: It sounds like you’re in for a visit to the dentist. 


Martha: That would be the last resort. I hate going to the dentist. I don’t like needles and the sound of the drill scares me to death. I’m hoping the toothache will just go away. 


George: You really should get that checked out. Do you want me to make an appointment for you with my dentist? 


Martha: No, thanks. I haven’t seen a dentist in years and I don’t plan to now unless I have no choice. 


George: Years?! You haven’t been to a dentist in years? Haven’t you ever heard of preventive care? You’re supposed to get a dental cleaning twice a year. 


Martha: I don’t follow doctor and dentist guidelines like that. I brush my teeth every day. That’s good enough. 


George: No, it’s not. You should be flossing every day and rinsing 1 your mouth with mouthwash to keep your teeth and gums healthy. If you haven’t been to the dentist in years, I’m not surprised you didn’t know that. 


Martha: Stop preaching! I’ll go to the dentist when I need to. 


George: Like now. 


Martha: Maybe. It doesn’t hurt that much anymore... 


George: I never knew you were such a chicken. 


Martha: [makes a chicken noise] Bwauk, bwauk...! 


 


Script by Dr. Lucy Tse 



1 rinsing
n.清水,残渣v.漂洗( rinse的现在分词 );冲洗;用清水漂洗掉(肥皂泡等);(用清水)冲掉
  • Pablo made a swishing noise rinsing wine in his mouth. 巴勃罗用酒漱着口,发出咕噜噜噜的声音。 来自辞典例句
  • The absorption of many molecular layers could be reestablished by rinsing the foils with tap water. 多分子层的吸附作用可用自来水淋洗金属箔而重新实现。 来自辞典例句
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