英语听书《海底两万里》第133期 第10章 水中人(4)

Unintentionally? the stranger replied, raising his voice a little. 不是故意的吗？这个人把声音提高了一点回答, Was it unintentionally that the Abraham Lincoln hunted me on every sea? 林肯号在海面上到处追逐我，难道是无

英语听书《海底两万里》第132期 第10章 水中人(3)

This man expressed himself with perfect ease and without a trace of an accent. 这人说法语一点不费力，没有任何土音。 His phrasing was clear, his words well chosen, his facility in elocution remarkable. 他用的句子很正确，词汇

英语听书《海底两万里》第131期 第10章 水中人(2)

Gentlemen, he said in a calm, penetrating voice, I speak French, English, German, and Latin with equal fluency. 先生们，我会说法语、英语、德语和拉丁语。 Hence I could have answered you as early as our initial interview, 我本来可

英语听书《海底两万里》第130期 第10章 水中人(1)

IT WAS THE ship's commander who had just spoken. 说这诺的人正是这船的船长。 At these words Ned Land stood up quickly. Nearly strangled, the steward staggered out at a signal from his superior; 尼德兰听到这些话，立刻站了起来。

英语听书《海底两万里》第129期 第9章 尼德兰的愤怒(14)

But even so, was the man going to let us die of starvation, locked up in this cramped prison, 但是，他把我们关在这狭小的牢房里，不给我们饭吃。 exposed to those horrible temptations to which people are driven by extreme hunger?

英语听书《海底两万里》第128期 第9章 尼德兰的愤怒(13)

The vessel hadn't stirred, because I obviously would have felt its hull vibrating under the influence of the propeller. 船不动了，因为我不感觉到船身在推进器推动下所发生的震颤。 It had undoubtedly sunk into the watery deep

英语听书《海底两万里》第126期 第9章 尼德兰的愤怒(11)

I give you my word, professor, Ned Land replied in an unenthusiastic tone. 尼德兰带着不大能使人安心得语气回答, No vehement phrases will leave my mouth, no vicious gestures will give my feelings away, not even when they don't feed us

英语听书《海底两万里》第125期 第9章 尼德兰的愤怒(10)

Of course! Conseil put in. Since we're deep in the ocean, being inside this boat is vastly preferable to being above it or below it! 对呀！康塞尔说，留在里面总比留在上面或下面好些！ But we fix things by kicking out all the jai

英语听书《海底两万里》第124期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(9)

On the contrary, professor, the harpooner replied, not wanting to give in. There is something we can do. 正相反！教授，鱼叉手答，他坚持自己的意见，一定要干一下。 Oh? And what, Mr.Land? 哎！尼德兰师傅，干什么呀？

英语听书《海底两万里》第123期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(8)

To tell the truth, friend Land, I know little more about it than you do. 老实说，尼德兰好朋友，我跟您一样，知道的不比您多。 But in a nutshell, what do you suppose is going on? 那么，您就猜一猜，怎么样？ My suppos

英语听书《海底两万里》第122期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(7)

Anyhow, the harpooner said, I'm as hungry as all Hades, and dinner or breakfast, not one puny meal has arrived! 不管怎样，鱼叉手说，我肚子饿得要命，晚餐也好，今餐也好，还是不送来！ Mr.Land, I answered, we have to ada

英语听书《海底两万里》第121期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(6)

The one and the other, Conseil said. 晚餐和午餐都来。康塞尔说。 Well put, the Canadian replied. We deserve two meals, and speaking for myself, I'll do justice to them both. 不错，加拿大人答，我们有权利要这两顿饭，在我

英语听书《海底两万里》第120期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(5)

Like a log, professor. But I must be imagining things, because it seems like I'm breathing a sea breeze! 十分甜美，教授。不过，我不知道我是不是弄错了，好像我现在呼吸的是海风！ A seaman couldn't be wrong on this topi

英语听书《海底两万里》第119期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(4)

This boat, this sheet-iron monster, had obviously just risen to the surface of the ocean, there to breathe in good whale fashion. 这铁皮怪分明是浮到海面上来，用鲸鱼呼吸的方式呼吸了。 So the ship's mode of ventilation was fin

英语听书《海底两万里》第127期 第9章 尼德兰的愤怒(12)

I realized, moreover, that Ned Land's brooding was getting him madder by the minute. 我看得出尼德兰因为脑子里想得太多，变得更加激动了。 Little by little, I heard those aforesaid cusswords welling up in the depths of his gulle

英语听书《海底两万里》第111期 第8章 动中之动(14)

Don't be so irritable, Ned, I then told the harpooner, and don't ruin things for us with pointless violence. 尼德兰，您不用发脾气，我于是对鱼叉手说，暴躁：没有什么用，只会把事情搞坏了， Who knows whether they mig

英语听书《海底两万里》第118期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(3)

Perhaps. Or, proceeding in a more convenient, more economical, and consequently more probable fashion, 或者是这样。或者，他是用更方便，更经济，而且更可能的方法， was he satisfied with merely returning to breathe at the su

英语听书《海底两万里》第117期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(2)

Although our cell was large, we obviously had used up most of the oxygen it contained. 虽然牢房还算宽大，但很明白，我们已经消耗掉了里面大部分氧气。 In essence, over an hour's time a single human being consumes all the ox

英语听书《海底两万里》第116期 第9章 尼德·兰的愤怒(1)

I HAVE NO IDEA how long this slumber lasted; but it must have been a good while, since we were completely over our exhaustion. 我们睡了多少时候，我不知道；但一定很久，因为我们的精神完全恢复了。 I was the first one to

英语听书《海底两万里》第115期 第8章 动中之动(18)

What strange power was carrying us along? 把我们带走的是什么奇异的力量？ I felt-or at least I thought I did-the submersible sinking toward the sea's lower strata. 我感到不如说我以为感到这船正向海底最深的地方下沉。