时间:2018-12-29 作者:英语课 分类:创新国际英语教程 学生用书 1


英语课

[00:00.00]unit 10  Family

[00:04.41]1 Questions we ask about families

[00:45.37]2 Talking about your family

[00:55.69]Listen to the first part of a conversation

[01:00.45]What are you doing after the class? Have you got time for a coffee?

[01:06.51]No,I've got to go.I'm going round to my sister's for dinner.

[01:12.99]She gets a bit annoyed 1 if I'm late.

[01:16.83]Oh right.Where does she live?Pinedo.

[01:21.97]Right,that's nice part of town.What does she do?

[01:27.54]She's a doctor.She works 2 in the Central hospital.

[01:32.58]Oh,OK.So how old is she?She must be a lot older than you.

[01:39.42]Yes,she's 35 years old,so she's almost 15 years older than me.

[01:47.08]Wow.That's quite a big age gap 3.

[01:51.44]So what's she like? Do you get on?

[01:55.51]Yes,she's really nice.We're actually quite similar.

[02:01.47]She's probably a bit more organised than I am,

[02:06.22]but she's quite funny and very easy to talk to.

[02:11.55]You know,she's never treated me like a baby or her little sister.

[02:17.80]That's good.So is she married?

[02:22.05]Yes,she got married when she was really young.

[02:27.20]I think they've been married for around twelve years.

[02:32.76]It wasn't long after they graduated.

[02:37.13]OK,so have they got any kids?

[02:41.49]She's actually pregnant 4 at the moment.

[02:45.85]It's her first baby.

[02:49.33]Really?That's great.When's it due 5?November.

[02:54.79]Oh right.It's quite soon then.

[02:58.83]Yes,it's quite exciting.It'll be my first time as an aunt.

[03:04.89]Anyway,what about you? Have you got any brothers or sisters?

[03:11.66]Yes,I've got two older brothers and a twin sister.

[03:23.13]You're twin.Wow.Do you look very similar?

[03:29.48]I don't think so.We're not identical 6 twins,if that's what you mean.

[03:35.35]Alison's a bit taler than me and her hair is darker.

[03:41.00]But yes,people are always confusing 7 us.

[03:45.96]People she's met sometimes come up to me and say hello

[03:51.24]and start talking to me and I've got no idea who they are.

[03:56.38]Right.That must be quite annoying.

[04:01.63]It's OK.I'm used to it.It can actually be quite amusing 8!

[04:08.61]So what's she like?I mean,have you got similar personalities 9 as well?

[04:16.05]Not really.She's a lot quieter than me.

[04:20.73]It's usually me who does the talking when we go out

[04:25.69]and she's a more serious person than I am.

[04:30.13]For example,she's very hard-working.

[04:34.70]Her job's really important to her.She doesn't go out very much.

[04:40.66]I guess I'M more relaxed,but she's my twin,

[04:45.62]so we're always going to be quite close.

[04:49.57]Jerry Taylor has the same surname 10 as the famous Hollywood 11 actress Elizabeth Taylor,

[05:04.01]but that's not the only thing they have in common.

[05:08.58]They're both in their seventies.

[05:12.66]They were both born in England and they both then moved to America.

[05:18.41]They've also both been married eight times.

[05:23.37]They may be extreme 12 examples,but in the West,

[05:29.14]more and more people are getting married and divorced 13 not just once,

[05:35.10]but two or three times.

[05:38.76]many political 14 and religious 15 leaders are worried about this growing trend 16.

[05:45.00]I just wanted to discover why this happens and what goes wrong.

[05:50.88]I went to interivew Jerry to find out.

[05:55.53]So what's the longest you've been married?

[06:00.99]That was my third marriage-to Lisa-Marie-and it lasted six years.

[06:10.36]Sadly,she died suddenly of a heart attack.

[06:15.64]She was only 40.Nobody knows why it happened.

[06:21.81]She didn't smoke or drink.

[06:26.17]She went out shopping one day and never came back.

[06:31.21]It was terrible.She was the love of my life.

[06:37.17]In some ways,we didn't have that much in common.

[06:42.52]She was ten years older than me.

[06:48.08]She was a teacher,but she was quiet and kind.

[06:54.64]She didn't get angry about any of my bad habits.

[07:00.70]My shortest marriage was my fifth one-that only lasted six days.

[07:09.17]Six days!Why was it so short?

[07:14.52]Martha,my fourth wife,

[07:19.28]had just left me for another man and I was feeling really bad,

[07:26.12]so I went on holiday.

[07:29.88]One day,I was having a meal on my own in the hotel restaurant.

[07:36.36]A single woman was sitting at the next table.

[07:41.32]We started chatting and she joined me at my table.

[07:47.10]Her name was Rita.She was really good-looking

[07:53.26]and I couldn't believe she was interested in an old guy like me.

[08:00.91]It turned out that her husband had just died.

[08:06.16]We fell in love and got married two days later!

[08:12.54]The manager of the hotel came to our wedding.

[08:17.50]We had a big party with all the other guests.

[08:23.75]I bought her the most expensive diamond ring I could find.

[08:30.51]It cost me $ 50,000! of course,we were booked on different flights home.

[08:40.75]Mine was leaving at nine in the morning,hers left at eleven.

[08:47.28]When I met her flight in Los Angeles,there was no sign of her!

[08:55.04]She just disappeared.

[08:59.90]I never heard from her again-and she didn't send the ring back!

[09:07.47]So what went wrong with all your other marrigaes?

[09:13.12]Well,the frist time,I was just too young.

[09:20.27]I was only 20.My girlfriend,Mary,got pregnant.

[09:27.04]She was 19 and in those days,first you got married and then you had the baby.

[09:36.50]The marriage lasted about a year.

[09:41.64]After the baby was born,she didn't really want me around the house.

[09:48.02]All my other wives told me I'm a difficult person to live with.

[09:54.78]You see,I like to keep things clean and tidy.

[10:01.03]Some of them didn't have the same high standards as me.

[10:06.90]Little things make me really annoyed.

[10:12.68]For example,some of my wives didn't fold the towels the way I like,

[10:19.81]or they moved my things around.

[10:24.17]Both Donna,my sixth wife,

[10:28.61]and Sheryl-she was the seventh-left me because they said I was crazy.

[10:37.07]The other thing is,I'm a really big fan of Elvis.

[10:44.52]I love him!I have a big collection of records and Elvis bits and pieces,

[10:52.59]and some of them hated that.

[10:56.95]When Laura,my second wife,

[11:01.71]left me,because she found out I was having an affair with Lisa-Marie,

[11:08.76]she said she was happy she was going

[11:12.91]because she would never have to listen to another Elvis song in her life!

[11:20.18]I just couldn't believe it!

[11:24.25]So,why do you keep getting married again?

[11:29.89]I guess I just don't like living on my own.

[11:35.77]And I still believe in finding 17 mrs Right.

[11:41.34]And maybe this time I have.

[11:45.78]I met Kimberly in Graceland,the home of Elvis.

[11:52.12]She loves Elvis too.And she's beautiful.

[11:57.69]How long have you been married now?

[12:02.36]Nine weeks and it's beautiful.


 



adj.烦恼的,恼怒的,生气的,恼火的
  • I imagine she was pretty annoyed when she found out.我想她发现此事后一定很生气。
  • He was annoyed with complaints made from outside.他因外界的种种怨言而感到烦恼。
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件
  • We expect writers to produce more and better works.我们期望作家们写出更多更好的作品。
  • The novel is regarded as one of the classic works.这篇小说被公认为是最优秀的作品之一。
n.缺口;间隔;差距;不足,缺陷
  • We must see that there is no gap in our defence.我们必须确保我们的防御没有漏洞。
  • There is a gap of five miles between towns.镇与镇之间相隔五英里。
adj.怀孕的,怀胎的
  • She is a pregnant woman.她是一名孕妇。
  • She is pregnant with her first child.她怀了第一胎。
n.应得物;adj.预定的,应付的,到期的,应有的
  • I received nothing except what was due to me.除了我应得的东西,我并未接受任何东西。
  • The rocket is due to lift off at noon on Friday.火箭定于星期五中午发射。
adj.完全一样的,完全相同的;同一的
  • She wore the identical dress on both occasions.她在两种场合穿的是同一件衣服。
  • He is identical in character with his wife.他的品性和他的夫人相同。
adj.混乱的,令人困惑的
  • The instructions on the box are very confusing.盒子上的使用说明含混不清。
  • It's very confusing to learn a new language.学习一门新语言是很令人困惑的。
adj.有有趣的,好玩的
  • The girl was amusing herself with a doll.那女孩在玩洋娃娃自娱。
  • He related some amusing stories in his childhood to his children.他向孩子们述说了他少年时代的一些趣事。
n. 诽谤,(对某人容貌、性格等所进行的)人身攻击; 人身攻击;人格, 个性, 名人( personality的名词复数 )
  • There seemed to be a degree of personalities in her remarks.她话里有些人身攻击的成分。
  • Personalities are not in good taste in general conversation.在一般的谈话中诽谤他人是不高尚的。
n.姓;vt.冠姓
  • Her first name is Sheila and her surname is Kane.她姓凯恩,名叫希拉。
  • Wang is a very common Chinese surname.王是一个很常见的中国姓。
n.好莱坞;美国电影业
  • She dreamed of becoming a Hollywood screen goddess.她梦想成为好莱坞的银幕女神。
  • The film has a Hollywood happy ending.那部电影有一个好莱坞式的美满结局。
adj.末端的,尽头的;极度的,极端的;n.极度,最大程度
  • She lived on the extreme edge of the forest.她住在森林的最边缘。
  • His views are rather extreme.他的见解相当偏激。
adj.离婚的;分开的;不相干的;脱离的v.与…离婚(divorce的过去式和过去分词);分离;与某人离婚,判某人离婚
  • Apparently they are getting divorced soon. 看样子,他们很快就要离婚。
  • Many divorced men remarry and have second families. 许多离婚的男子再婚组成了新的家庭。
adj.政治上的,政党的,政略性的,政治的
  • He was forced to leave his homeland for political reasons.因为政治原因他被迫离开自己的祖国。
  • In ideas those two political parties are worlds apart.那两个政党在思想上有巨大分歧。
adj.宗教性的,虔诚的,宗教上的;n.修道士,出家人
  • She is very religious person who goes to church every Sunday.她十分虔诚,每个星期天都上教堂。
  • It is hard for me to reject religious beliefs.要我抛弃自己的宗教信仰是困难的。
n.趋势,倾向,方位;vi.倾向,转向
  • Today's trend is toward less formal clothing.眼下时尚趋向于穿着随便。
  • The trend of prices is still upwards.物价的趋向是仍在上涨。
n.发现,发现物;调查的结果
  • The finding makes some sense.该发现具有一定的意义。
  • That's an encouraging finding.这是一个鼓舞人心的发现。
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2-ethylhexyl peroxi-dicabonate
a one horse town
a-ketoacetic acid
above-stairs
abreak
acceptable conditions
air vented tumble dryer
altitude difference
Ave, R.
averse
Avogadro, count Amedeo
barrier film rectifier
ben
bias control circuit
bidirectional drive
bostrychid
ceasefires
Chebyshev polynomial of the second kind
Chechen', Ostrov
Christianization
control and dispaly unit
criticizable
dinarthrum taiwanense
discharge electrode
dp's
dust collecting plant
eileen chang
exchange words
expenditure for military establishment
Fiesta Bowl
focis
fused salt medium
FWD & REW reel stop detector
garage-sale
geniohyoids
genus Nauclea
hauns
heurn
hirdum-dirdum
homokaryons
Hueter's maneuver
hyperchrome
impulse functions
in animal body
intasuchids
interior focusing lens
isabelles
Isocarboxazide
iustices
Judaeo-Spanish
juglandifolia
katalase
kentishes
liquid cladding
marble intarsia
mechanical ground support equipment
miethe
money position
mousselines de soie
multi-mission underwater remotely operated vehicle
multiplier time division modulation
naevi of the nail matrix and bed
network of workstations
orange-wood stick
oryctocoenose
planet-striking
post-ictal
preliminary enquiry
prides of california
pseudohistory
psychojargon
puangs
read verify
rechecks
rolling-bearing
saddening
sarcocystoid
semi-controlled mosaic
service substance
space decoration
step strobe marker
submedian vein
that is the bottom line
thermologist
throat section
tidal impulse
to what extent
topkapis
transportation of live fish
ultrasonic level ga(u)ge
underground cooling
unmanifesting
ventral anterior nucleus
voice interruption priority system
washing amalgam
watchnight
water cooled impression tray
window for finance activity
wired logic control
wrasses
zero speed position
zilascorb