时间:2018-12-28 作者:英语课 分类:一起闲话英语-English Chitchat


英语课
Tom, U.K.
speaker I was in a typhoon 1 in Hong Kong, and I just arrived with a big heavy backpack, and I had to hide in a telephone box while the street flooded and the water came up around me.
 
Jess, U.K.
speaker Natural disaster? No, I haven't been been in a natural disaster. Unfortunately I was very close to a bomb which went off in Manchester when I was about sixteen years old, which was quite scary 2, but probably not as scary as a tsunami 3 or a typhoon or something.
 
George, U.S.
speaker Oh, yes, yes. I have been in a natural disaster. I forget what year but Hurricane 4 Yuniki in Hawaii, but I lived on Ohau so we got the eye of the hurricane so it wasn't like harsh 5 at all. In fact, I remember when it hit, I remember telling my parents, I wanted to go out and fly a kite because it looked so nice outside, so it wasn't really that bad of an experience for me.
 
Pernais, Jamaica
speaker Yes, I have. I've been in a fire. A really big one actually. It was just very scary. There was just smoke everywhere, and I couldn't see anything. My eyes were hurting. I was choking 6, and I really thought I was going to die, but I was rescued by an old man passing by.
 
Mike, Singapore
speaker OK, have I been in a natural disaster? Well, I've actually seen one happen while I was driving, and this was along I think the coast. I think it's called the Pacific Ocean Highway, if I'm not wrong. Anyway, there was in December 2004 I think, it was ... there was a big landslide 7 during a the raining season in Los Angeles, and while I was driving I actually saw it, and then I didn't know what was damaged, but it was all over the news, and then it was bad.
 
Doron, U.K.
speaker Yeah, actually, I was staying with friends in Norway and we were camping and we got hit by a blizzard 8 and it was really frightening, but luckily I was with some big Viking Norwegian guys, and they knew exactly what to do, because I didn't. It was really ... you couldn't see anything. It was so white and the snow was so heavy and it actually hurt quite a lot, and it didn't help that it was absolutely freezing.

1 typhoon
n.台风
  • A typhoon is now approaching Hong Kong.台风现正逼近香港。
  • The typhoon hit the coastal areas.台风侵袭沿海地区。
2 scary
a.引起惊慌的;害怕的
  • What animal do you think is the most scary?你认为什么动物最可怕?
  • Are you afraid of scary movies?你害怕恐怖电影吗?
3 tsunami
n.海啸
  • Powerful quake sparks tsunami warning in Japan.大地震触发了日本的海啸预警。
  • Coastlines all around the Indian Ocean inundated by a huge tsunami.大海啸把印度洋沿岸地区都淹没了。
4 hurricane
n.飓风,暴风,暴风雨
  • The hurricane destroyed the whole village.飓风把整个村子都毁掉了。
  • A hurricane struck the city.飓风袭击了该城市。
5 harsh
adj.严厉(酷)的,刺耳的,刺目的,毛糙的
  • The sunlight is very harsh.太阳光很刺眼。
  • Although his words are harsh,there is positiveness in them.虽然他的话很苛刻,但有建设性。
6 choking
adj.窒息的,憋闷的,透不过气来的v.填塞( choke的现在分词 );(使)窒息;(尤指感情激动)而哽咽;因紧张而失灵
  • He was choking on a piece of toast. 他被一块烤面包噎得透不过气来。
  • The pungent, choking smell of sulphur filled the air. 空气中弥漫着刺鼻呛人的硫磺气味。 来自《简明英汉词典》
7 landslide
n.(竞选中)压倒多数的选票;一面倒的胜利
  • Our candidate is predicated to win by a landslide.我们的候选人被预言将以绝对优势取胜。
  • An electoral landslide put the Labour Party into power in 1945.1945年工党以压倒多数的胜利当选执政。
8 blizzard
n.暴风雪
  • The blizzard struck while we were still on the mountain.我们还在山上的时候暴风雪就袭来了。
  • You'll have to stay here until the blizzard blows itself off.你得等暴风雪停了再走。
学英语单词
acroporium lamprophyllum
adult tooth
annans
axial process
Berna flies
bilitherapy
breadth of back
brigh
capillary hormone
chiton
circular technique
circuslike
cometary head
compensating driver
complete controlled operation
condescending
copper fitting
cpmpacted soil
curved runner
damped (natural) frequency
daylight liiumination
delayed sweep
diuretic mixture
draft resolution
Dubne
econometric model
effective dipole moment
engyn
Enough of this folly!
explosion breccia cone
extend the terms
final pretrial order
financial implication
flaughter
germanium(ii) iodide
Giqui
gusset connection
hamburgh
havernick
hydrindone
janets
joke poach
laminary
lavatorial
leading hairs
local operating conditions
lophodont
marrowbone
Marvão
mutexes
nanocontainer
national database
native predator
nonlocal variable
northwest corner method
off normal
oil belt
opposite category
orientation adsorption
Oxybulynin
ozon-
parietooccipital
parmotrema saccatilobum
Pennsylvanian System
penny-a-line
Pilea macrocarpa
pin-fins tube
pinnotherid
price applicable only once
principle of centrality
progressive dimensioning
right-to-use
rightmost symbol
Robert William Service
safety approval plate
salt rush
Sapium baccatum
screen design
seat belt grabber
semiquavers
smo (stablized master oscillator)
Software utility
space ships
spent neuclear fuel carrier
springform tin
stabilizing annealing
starter pedal return spring
statement sequence number
string instruments
tangle orchid
testamentary paper
Teucrium labiosum
theatrettes
theory of games
three-electrode tube
tokenised
triple contrast cystography
trocheck
underbuilt
unitary nationality
Willingen
X-coordinate