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英语听力:三怪客泛舟记.three.men.in.a.boat 09

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  Chapter1 9 Our first night on the boat

  After some time,Harris and I began to think that Bell Weir2 lock3 had4 disappeared5.'Perhaps7 someone8 has tak-en it away,'we said10.George had towed11 the boat as9 far as Staines,and we had towed it from there.It seemed12 to get heav-ier and heavier.We began to think that we were right and that someone had moved the lock.But,finally13,at half past seven,we reached14 it and got15 through it.By now we just wanted to eat and to go to bed.So we stopped before we reached Magna Charta Island.It was16 quite a pretty place and we tied our boat to a big tree.

  We were looking forward17 to having something to eat then,but George said,'No!It's better to put the cover18 on the boat first,before it gets too dark19.All our work will be finished20 then.We'll be able21 to sit down and enjoy our meal22.'

  None23 of us had realized24 that it would25 be so difficult to fix26 the cover.There were five pieces of metal27 and you put these into special holes on the side28 of the boat.The pieces of metal were half circles,and when you had put them into the holes,you just had to pull29 the cover over them.

  We thought30 it would probably31 take about ten minutes.

  We were wrong.

  We took32 the pieces of metal,and we began to drop them into their holes.You would not expect33 this to be dangerous work,but it was.

  First of all,the pieces of metal would not fit34 into their holes.We had to jump on them,and kick35 them,and beat36 them.And when we got one in,we found37 that it was the wrong piece of metal for those holes.So we had to take it out again.

  At last we got them finished.Then we only had to put the cover on.George took one end,and he fastened38 it over the front of the boat.Harris stood39 in the middle of the boat to take the cover from George.I stayed at the back of the boat to take the end of the cover from Harris.

  George did40 his job all right,but it was new work to Harris and he did everything wrong.

  I do not know how he did it,and Harris himself41 could42 not explain43 it later44.After ten minutes of really hard work,he was inside45 the cover.He could not get out.He fought46 the cover hard- and knocked47 George over.Then George got angry and he began to fight,too.George could not get out of the cover ei-ther.

  At the time,I did not know anything about all this.I did not understand what was happening anyway48.They had told Mont-morency and me to stand and wait.So Montmorency and I stood there and waited.We could see that the cover was mov-ing about quite violently49.However,we thought that it was all necessary50 for the job.We did nothing because they had told us to wait.

  We also heard many bad words coming from under the cover.Montmorency and I decided51 that this was because the job was very difficult.

  We waited for some time,but everything seemed to get worse52.Finally George's head appeared6 over the side of the boat.It said,'We can't breathe53 under here!Why don't you help us,you great stupid54 thing!'

  So I went and helped them.Harris's face was nearly55 black,so I was just in time.

  It took another half an hour after that to fix the cover.And then we started to prepare56 supper.We needed some hot water to make tea,so we put the water on the stove57 at the front of the boat,and we went to the back.We pretended58 that we were not interested59 in the water at all.We wanted it to think we did not care60 if it got hot or not.We began to get the other things out.

  That is the only way to get hot water on the river.If the water knows that you are waiting for it,it will never get hot.You have to go away and begin your meal without it.You must not look at it.Then you will soon hear it making a lot of noise,because it wants to be made61 into tea.

  It is also a good idea to talk very loudly to each other.You must say that you do not want any tea,that you do not need any tea,and that you are not going62 to have any tea.You get very near the water and you shout,'I don't want any tea.Do you,George?'

  And George shouts back,'Oh,no.I don't like tea.We'll have milk.'

  This makes the water very angry,and it gets hot very fast.

  We did this,and,when everything else was ready,the tea was ready,too.Then we sat63 down to have supper.We really wanted that supper.We needed that supper.And for thirty-five minutes nobody64 on the boat spoke65

  After supper,we sat and smiled at each other.We smiled at Montmorency,too.We loved everybody66.We sat back,we lit our pipes,and we began to talk.

  George told us about something very funny that happened to his father once…

  When he was young,George's father was travelling67 with a friend.One night they stopped at a little hotel.They spent the evening there with some other young men.After a very happy evening they went to bed.It was late,and,by that time,they(George's father and George's father's friend)were feeling68 quite happy themselves69.Anyway,they were going to sleep in the same room,but in different beds.When they got into the room,they dropped their light,which went out.So they had to undress and get into bed in the dark.They thought they were getting into separate70 beds.However,because they could not see, they both got into the same one.One of them got in with his head at the top of the bed.The other one got in on the other side of the bed.He lay71 with his feet by the first one's head.

  Nobody spoke for a moment.Then George's father said,'Joe!'

  'What's the matter,Tom?'Joe replied72,from the other end of the bed.

  'Why,there's a man in my bed,'George's father said.'His feet are here,next to me.'

  'Well,that's very strange,Tom,'Joe answered,'but there's a man in my bed,too.'

  'What are you going to do?'George's father asked.

  'Well,I'm going to throw him out,'Joe replied.

  'So am I,'George's father said,bravely.

  There was a short fight,and then there were two heavy bangs73 on the floor.After a moment or two,a rather74 sad voice75 said,'I say,Tom!'

  'Yes?'

  'How have you got on?'

  'Well,to tell the truth,my man's thrown me out.'

  'My man's thrown me out,too…I say,this isn't a very good hotel,is it?'…

  At the end of George's story,Harris asked,'What was the name of the hotel?'

  'The Riverside,'George replied.'Why?'

  'Ah,it isn't the same hotel,then,'Harris answered.

  'What do you mean?'George asked.

  'Well,it's strange,'Harris said,'but the same thing hap-pened to my father once.I've often heard him tell the story.'

  After that,we went to bed,but I slept very badly76

  9 在船上的第一夜

  不久,哈里斯和我开始怀疑贝尔·韦尔水闸消失了。“也许有谁给挪走了吧,”我们说。因为乔治把我们一直拉到斯泰恩斯,接着我们又拉。船越来越沉,我们认为自己的怀疑没错,肯定有人把水闸挪走了。一直到晚上七点半,我们终于到了,把船拉了过去。我们那会儿只想吃饭、睡觉,所以还没有到大宪章岛我们便停了下来。找了一个风景如画的地方,把船拴到了大树上。

  那时我们都盼着吃点什么,可乔治却说:“别忙,最好先把船篷支起来,要不然天就黑了。等到活干完了,再坐下来舒舒服服地吃一顿晚餐。”

  我们谁也没想到支个船篷竟那么费事。一共有五个半圆形的铁条,你把它们插进船舷特制的小孔里,把篷布拉好,盖上就行了。

  我们想这活用不了十分钟。

  但我们错了。

  我们拿起铁条要插到船上相对应的插孔里。谁也没想到那是危险的活,但的确如此。

  最要命的是那些铁条跟插孔的尺寸根本不符。我们在上面又踩又跳,又踢又打,好不容易插进去了,才发现插错了地方,又得使劲拔出来。

  终于弄停当了,只要把篷布打开就行了。乔治拿一头,把前端固定在船头。哈里斯站在中间,从乔治那儿接过篷布,我站在船尾,从哈里斯手里接过另一头。

  乔治的活干得不错,可是哈里斯是个生手,一下子全让他搞乱了。

  我不知道他怎么搞的,他自己后来也说不明白。他呼哧呼哧摆弄了十分钟,便把自己裹在篷布里怎么也出不来了。他在篷布底下又踢又拽,把乔治也给掀翻了。乔治也火了,拼命挣扎,终于自己也出不来了。

  那时候,我什么情况都不知道,反正我也不懂究竟发生了什么。他们让我和“元帅”站着等,所以我们俩一直站在那儿等着。我们都看见了篷布猛烈翻动着,可我们还以为这是一道必要的工序,因此我们不敢插手。本来嘛,是他们让我们等着的。

  我们也听得见篷布底下传来好些骂人的脏话。“元帅”和我都以为那是因为活太难干的缘故。

  我们等了半天,情况越来越糟糕。最后乔治的脑袋从船的那一边探出来,开口说道:

  “你这个大笨蛋!我们在这儿快闷死了,你不能伸伸手吗?”

  因此我走过去伸手搭救他们,哈里斯脸上发青,看来我帮得还挺及时。

  又忙了半个小时才把蓬盖支好,然后我们开始弄晚餐。我们要用热水沏茶,于是就把水放在船头的炉子上煮,自己到船尾去了,还假装出一副对它根本不感兴趣的样子,让它明白我们才不在乎水什么时候开呢。我们又忙着去干其它的事。

  要想在河上烧开水,这是唯一的方法。要是水知道你在等着它开,它就永远不会热。你必须走开,去吃你的饭,好像根本不想喝水,甚至瞧都不瞧一眼,那水很快就弄出咕嘟咕嘟的噪音,急于要泡茶了。

  还有个好办法就是大声说话,说你一点不想喝茶,不需要沏茶,也不打算泡茶。你走近水壶,大声说话。

  “我可不想喝茶。乔治,你呢?”

  乔治也喊:“哦,不,我才不喜欢喝茶呢,咱们喝牛奶吧。”

  一听此话,水很生气,很快就沸腾了。

  我们就是用了这样的手腕。饭做好了,茶也好了,大家坐下来吃晚餐。我们需要的就是这顿晚餐,所以足足有三十五分钟,整个船上鸦雀无声,谁也不说话。

  吃过晚饭,我们笑容可掬地坐下来,甚至对“元帅”,我们也是满面微笑,我们觉得每一个人都那么可亲可爱。大家坐着,向后斜靠着,点着烟斗,聊了起来。

  乔治说起了他父亲亲身经历的许多有趣的事儿……

  乔治父亲年轻时,一次和一个朋友去旅行。一天他们到了一家客栈,晚上和其他一群年轻人一起度过。时间过得很愉快,大家很高兴,也睡得很晚。乔治的父亲和那位朋友还有点陶陶然,他们打算睡在一个房间里,两张床上。他们走进房间时,蜡烛头掉下来灭了。他们在暗中摸索,脱了衣服,爬上床。他们还以为都上了自己的床,可是因为看不见,还是上了一张床。一个从床头上的,另一个从另一头爬上去,一个的脚正好放在另一个的头边。

  有一会儿两人都没说话,后来乔治的父亲说:“乔!”

  “怎么回事儿?汤姆?”乔从床另外一头回答。

  “唉哟,我床上有人,”乔治的父亲说,“他的脚在我旁边。”

  “是吗?真是怪事,汤姆,”乔回答说,“我床上可不也有人嘛。”

  “那你打算怎么办啊?”乔治的父亲问。

  “哼,我要把他给扔出去,”乔说。

  “对,我也这么办,”乔治的父亲壮起胆子说。

  短兵相接,只听得地上传来“梆梆”两响,过了一会,传来一个悲切的声音。

  “我说,汤姆!”

  “嗳,我在这儿。”

  “你怎么样了?”

  “唉,老实对你说吧,我这边那个人把我扔出来了。”

  “我这边的人也把我扔出来了……我说,这可不象是家正经客栈,是吧?”

  乔治的故事讲完了,哈里斯问:“那个客栈叫什么名字?”

  “河畔客栈,”乔治答道,“怎么了?”

  “啊,那不是同一家客栈了,”哈里斯回答说。

  “你这话什么意思?”乔治问。

  “嗯,真是蹊跷,”哈里斯说,“我父亲也曾遇到过这么一回事,我常听他讲这个故事。”

  然后,我们都去上床睡觉,可我睡得特别不踏实。


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1 chapter rU9yF     
n.章,篇,重要章节
参考例句:
  • I will skip the next chapter.我将略过下一章。
  • Go and open a wonderful new chapter.去开启美好的新篇章。
2 weir oe2zbK     
n.堰堤,拦河坝
参考例句:
  • The discharge from the weir opening should be free.从堰开口处的泻水应畅通。
  • Big Weir River,restraining tears,has departed!大堰河,含泪地去了!
3 lock 80JxE     
vi.锁,锁上,锁住,紧闭;vt.锁,锁上,拘禁;隐藏;使固定,卡住;n.锁,刹车;水闸;一缕头发
参考例句:
  • This box doesn't lock.这只箱子锁不上。
  • Will you lock up the house,please?请将房门锁起来,好吗?
4 had FeBxb     
vbl.have的过去式和过去分词;conj.有
参考例句:
  • I just had a good idea!我有个好主意!
  • The boy had a small branch of a tree in his hand.这个男孩手上拿一条小树枝。
5 disappeared ccd27e1ada33c756eb39272e0d30fc1d     
v.不见,消失( disappear的过去式和过去分词 );不复存在;奭
参考例句:
  • The plane disappeared behind a cloud. 飞机消失在云层里。
  • He double-crossed the rest of the gang and disappeared with all the money. 他骗了其他同伙,携款潜逃了。
6 appeared appeared     
v.出现( appear的过去式和过去分词 );出庭(作证或受审);演出;发表
参考例句:
  • Her beauty appeared ageless. 她的美显得经久不衰。
  • He appeared at breakfast bleary-eyed and with a hangover. 他吃早餐时两眼迷糊,宿醉未醒。
7 perhaps wM0x5     
adv.也许,可能
参考例句:
  • Perhaps it will rain in the afternoon.下午可能有雨。
  • Perhaps I can help you.也许我能帮帮你的忙吧。
8 someone Cwvw3     
pron.某人,有人
参考例句:
  • I can hear someone knocking.我听到有人敲门。
  • Someone wants to see her.有人找她。
9 as pNiyL     
conj.按照;如同
参考例句:
  • He got work in a hotel as a waiter.他在一家旅馆找到了当服务生的工作。
  • In the hotel,the old men were drinking away as usual.在旅馆里,这些老人和往常一样喝个不停。
10 said IYtxh     
v.动词say的过去式、过去分词
参考例句:
  • He said to me that he could not come.他对我说他不能来。
  • He said to his mother that he would do it by himself.他对他的母亲说他将自己独立做那件事。
11 towed 61612bb171b5ba08cf69caf243c299f1     
v.拖,拉,拽( tow的过去式和过去分词 )
参考例句:
  • Our car was towed away by the police. 我们的汽车被警察拖走了。
  • The tugboat towed the damaged ship into port. 拖船把坏了的船拖进港口。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
12 seemed 7757cc400c1d2ae98b57cbaa95e28b05     
v.好像,仿佛( seem的过去式和过去分词 )
参考例句:
  • She seemed totally absorbed in her book. 她好像完全被这本书迷住了。
  • My life seemed aimless. 我的生活似乎没有目标。
13 finally SkDxQ     
adv.最后地;最终
参考例句:
  • We can finally take a rest.总算是可以休息了。
  • Finally,they won the game.结果他们打赢了。
14 reached f910ff3a8628ebda9c67ed678703fd7d     
v.到达( reach的过去式和过去分词 );联络;伸出手臂,延伸
参考例句:
  • An amicable settlement was reached. 已达成和解。
  • After much hard bargaining we reached an agreement. 经过一番艰难的讨价还价,我们达成了协议。
15 got wfuxi     
v.(get的过去式)得到,猜到,明白
参考例句:
  • I just got some bad news.我刚得到一些坏消息。
  • I have got far too much work to do.我要做的事太多了。
16 was bglwv     
v.(is,am的过去式)是,在
参考例句:
  • He said he was right.他说他是正确的。
  • He was cold and hungry.他又冷又饿。
17 forward KiXx0     
adj.向前的,早的,迅速的,前锋;v.转交,促进,运送;adv.向前地
参考例句:
  • Please move your car forward.请你把汽车住前开。
  • Please forward my mail to me.请把我的邮件转寄给我。
18 cover QzIx4     
n.盖子,覆盖物;v.覆盖…,扩及,掩饰
参考例句:
  • Under cover of the dark,the dog was stolen.在黑夜的掩护下,狗被偷走了。
  • The book needs a new cover.这书需要装个新封面。
19 dark gOQzT     
adj.黑色的;暗的;黑暗的
参考例句:
  • The night is too dark for us to see.夜间太暗,我们看不见。
  • The sky was dark blue and clear when the moon came up.月亮出来时,天空是深蓝色的,非常晴朗。
20 finished otFzWn     
adj.完成的,精湛的;v.动词finish的过去式和过去分词
参考例句:
  • We finished up everything there was on the table. 我们把桌上的东西全吃完了。
  • We can certainly have the job finished on time.我们肯定能按时完成任务。
21 able 2ISy5     
adj.能...的,有才能的,能干的,能够的
参考例句:
  • How good and able he is!瞧他多能干啊!
  • He is able to do this job well.他有能力做好这件工作。
22 meal PBhxZ     
n.膳食,一餐,谷物粗粉;vi.进餐
参考例句:
  • Did you enjoy the meal?你喜欢这顿饭吗?
  • Mother cooked us a good meal.妈妈给我们做了一顿可口的饭。
23 none pHjxr     
adv.一点也不;prep.没人,毫无;pron.没有人,没有任何东西
参考例句:
  • Remember that none is perfect.记住没有任何人是完美的。
  • There's almost none left.几乎一个没剩。
24 realized 1a27b60a6e81ce065b1722b3886374a1     
adj.realize的过去式v.实现( realize的过去式和过去分词 );了解;(所担心的事)发生;以…价格卖出
参考例句:
  • He realized that his calling was to preach the gospel. 他体悟到宣讲福音是他的使命。
  • They soon realized they had been duped. 他们很快便意识到自己上当了。
25 would 8fPwB     
aux.will的过去式;愿,要;常常;大概;将要,会
参考例句:
  • Why would you say that?为什么你会这么说?
  • Would you please help me?你能帮帮我吗?
26 fix SjJxq     
v.使...固定,修理,准备
参考例句:
  • I'll try to fix it soon.我将尽快修理它。
  • I'm going to stay behind and fix dinner.我会留下来安排晚餐。
27 metal aCwxO     
n.金属,质料;adj.金属制的;v.以金属覆盖
参考例句:
  • He hands a metal disk to me.他把一个金属圆盘给我。
  • Coins are made of metal.硬币是金属做的。
28 side Ay6w0     
n.边,旁边;面,侧面
参考例句:
  • The shop is on the west side of the street.商店在街道的西边。
  • There was a lot of people on every side. 到处都是人。
29 pull 3tqy9     
n.拉,拖,拉绳;vi.拔,拉,拖;vt.拉
参考例句:
  • Pull your chair up to the table.把你的椅子挪近桌子。
  • Please pull the door to when you go out.你出去请把门带上。
30 thought 1oMwg     
n.想法,思想,思维,思潮,关心,挂念;v.vbl.think的过去式和过去分词
参考例句:
  • It was just a thought.这仅仅是一个想法。
  • She thought he had a cold.她认为他感冒了。
31 probably QQHxF     
adv.大概,或许,很可能
参考例句:
  • Next year I shall probably be looking for a job. 明年我很可能找份工作。
  • We're going on holiday soon,probably next month.我们很快要去度假了,可能是下个月。
32 took indwq     
vt.带,载(take的过去式)
参考例句:
  • I took my dog for a walk along the river.我带着狗沿那条河散步。
  • It took me about two hours to cook the meat.我花了大约两个小时来煮这些肉。
33 expect tmCx7     
vt.预期,期待,料想
参考例句:
  • Don't expect me to run after you all your life.别指望我伺候你一辈子。
  • Don't expect too much of his idea.不要对他的主意期望过高。
34 fit DjTxs     
adj.适宜的,对的,准备好的;v.适合;安装;n.适宜;发作;一阵
参考例句:
  • I am sure you can fit me in somewhere.我相信你能找个地方安排我。
  • She is fit for the job.她适合做这项工作。
35 kick c3OxZ     
n.踢;冲刺;反冲;钱包;反对;极大兴趣;vt.踢;对自己生气;戒除;vi.踢;反抗;充满活力的运作;反冲;冲刺
参考例句:
  • Don't kick the ball into the road.不要把球踢到马路上。
  • If the new actor is no good,kick him out. 如果那个新来的演员不怎么样就让他走.
36 beat CQbyp     
n.打,敲打声,拍子;v.打,打败
参考例句:
  • You can fight him,but can you beat him?你可以打他,但是你能击败他吗?
  • The dry grass caught fire, but we beat it out.干草着火了,但我们将它扑灭了。
37 found 8i5xD     
v.建立,创立,创办;vbl.(find的过去分词)找到
参考例句:
  • I found him at home.我发现他在家。
  • The United Nations was found in 1945.联合国于1945年成立。
38 fastened 91d5f02f674ff9ef7d705b611a0ba46f     
v.(使两物)系牢( fasten的过去式和过去分词 );系紧;使牢固;(使)关紧
参考例句:
  • She fastened the belt loosely around her waist. 她把皮带松松地系在腰上。
  • He fastened the dog to the post with a thong. 他用一根皮带把狗拴到柱子上。 来自《简明英汉词典》
39 stood AuEwX     
vbl.stand的过去式和过去分词
参考例句:
  • She stood up when they came in.当他们进来时,她站了起来。
  • The child stood by the side of his mother.孩子站在母亲身边。
40 did SvwxP     
v.动词do的过去式
参考例句:
  • How many goals did you score in the last game?上一场比赛你们进了几个球?
  • Why did you choose basketball in the first place?你为何首先选择篮球呢?
41 himself qdRxV     
pron.他自己
参考例句:
  • He is proud of himself.他为自己感到自豪。
  • He said to his mother that he would do it by himself.他对他的母亲说他将自己独立做那件事。
42 could lzvxe     
v.能,可能(can的过去式);aux.v.(can的过去式)能;可以
参考例句:
  • Could I open the window?我可以打开窗子吗?
  • I could wait ten minutes.我可以等十分钟。
43 explain 5m1xB     
vt.解释,说明;vi. 解释,说明,辩解
参考例句:
  • She knows how to explain it.她知道怎么解释它。
  • Could you explain that again?您能再解释一遍吗?
44 later vpyzAr     
adv.过后,后来;adj.以后的,更后的,较晚的
参考例句:
  • He didn't turn up until half an hour later.半小时后他才出现。
  • This part of the hospital was built on later.医院的这个部分是后来增建的。
45 inside MxDyi     
n.内部,内脏,内幕;adj.内部的,秘密的,户内的;prep.在...之内
参考例句:
  • Two minutes later we were inside the taxi.两分钟以后我们已经坐在出租车里面了。
  • He will be back inside two days.他将在两天内回来。
46 fought fought     
v.战斗( fight的过去式和过去分词 );斗争;打架;吵架
参考例句:
  • the courage and self-sacrifice of those who fought in the war 投身战争的人的勇气和自我牺牲精神
  • She fought like a tiger to be able to keep her children. 她勇猛搏斗,以便能保住她的孩子。
47 knocked 7884b43601e8db30d1a7eed0ef693611     
v.敲,击,打( knock的过去式和过去分词 );(心)怦怦跳;把…撞击成(某种状态);批评
参考例句:
  • His glasses had been knocked askew by the blow. 他的眼镜一下子被打歪了。
  • He knocked three times and waited. 他敲了三下门就等着。
48 anyway eMoy3     
adv.不管怎样;无论如何
参考例句:
  • Anyway I'm free now . Let me go with you. 我反正闲着没事,就陪你走一趟吧。
  • Anyway, you can try. 至少你可以试试。
49 violently ReDzv7     
adv.猛烈地; 暴力地
参考例句:
  • She shook her head violently.她拼命摇头。
  • He reacted violently only under provocation.只因为被激怒,他才暴力相向。
50 necessary UGJxo     
adj.必需的,必要的;n.(pl.)必需品
参考例句:
  • If necessary,give me a ring.如果需要,打个电话给我。
  • Sleep is necessary to health.睡眠对健康是必要的。
51 decided lvqzZd     
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
参考例句:
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
52 worse zf7w1     
adj.更坏的,更差的;adv.更坏,更差
参考例句:
  • I have even worse news for you.我有更坏的消息告诉你。
  • The weather got worse during the day.白天天气更坏了。
53 breathe KSYyv     
vi.呼吸;vt.轻声说,流露感情,注入
参考例句:
  • We have to breathe in and out so many times a minute.我们每分钟都得呼吸那么多次。
  • How does a fish breathe under water?鱼在水里怎么呼吸?
54 stupid ttBwD     
adj.愚蠢的,笨拙的,麻木的,无趣味的;n.傻瓜
参考例句:
  • The boy is too stupid.那个男孩太笨了。
  • He must be really stupid.那他一定很傻。
55 nearly 5Gtxq     
adv.将近,几乎,差不多
参考例句:
  • I nearly missed the bus.我险些错过了公交车。
  • It is nearly two years since I came here.我来这儿快两年了。
56 prepare rigyB     
vt.为...做好准备,整合;vi.做好准备
参考例句:
  • I prepare to sell the car.我准备把车卖掉。
  • We must prepare for the worst.我们必须做最坏的打算。
57 stove xtvwv     
n.炉;窑;温室,干燥室;vt.以火炉烤;vbl.stave的过去式和过去分词
参考例句:
  • He cooks his meal with a gas stove.他用煤气炉做饭。
  • The stove is smoking badly.那炉子烟冒得很厉害。
58 pretended Hl8zZc     
adj.假装的;徒有外表的;传说的;号称的v.假装( pretend的过去式和过去分词 );伪装;(尤指儿童)(在游戏中)装扮;自诩
参考例句:
  • He pretended that resigning was part of his long-term career strategy. 他假装辞职是他长远事业规划的一部分。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • He politely pretended not to have heard this remark. 他有礼貌地假装没有听到这句话。 来自《简明英汉词典》
59 interested WqFzGH     
adj.感兴趣的;拥有权益的;有成见的v.使…感兴趣(interest的过去分词)
参考例句:
  • to be interested in wildlife conservation 对野生动物保护感兴趣
  • I told him I wasn't interested, but he wasn't deterred. 我已告诉他我不感兴趣,可他却不罢休。
60 care FTYyC     
n.小心,照料,忧虑;v.关心,照顾,喜爱,介意
参考例句:
  • I really care about the students in my class.我的确喜欢这个班上的学生。
  • Her work is to take care of the children.她的工作是照料好孩子。
61 made hAgx2     
v.make的过去式和过去分词
参考例句:
  • They were not made in china.它们不是中国制造的。
  • The monkey made a long arm for the peach.猴子伸臂去摘桃子。
62 going dsHzY9     
n.去,离去,地面(或道路)的状况,工作情况;(复数形式)goings: 行为;adj.进行中的,流行的,现存的
参考例句:
  • We're going to listen to a report this afternoon. 今天下午我们要去听报告。
  • He hates leaving the office and going on holiday.他不愿离开办公室去度假。
63 sat fYCxN     
v.(sit的过去式,过去分词)坐
参考例句:
  • He sat on a chair.他坐在椅子上。
  • The mother sat by the sick child all night long.妈妈整夜守在生病的孩子身旁。
64 nobody TGcxW     
pron.无人,没有任何人
参考例句:
  • Nobody is in the house.没有人在房子里。
  • Nobody knows where she lives.没有人知道她住哪里。
65 spoke XryyC     
n.(车轮的)辐条;轮辐;破坏某人的计划;阻挠某人的行动 v.讲,谈(speak的过去式);说;演说;从某种观点来说
参考例句:
  • They sourced the spoke nuts from our company.他们的轮辐螺帽是从我们公司获得的。
  • The spokes of a wheel are the bars that connect the outer ring to the centre.辐条是轮子上连接外圈与中心的条棒。
66 everybody gnWx5     
pron.每人,人人(=everyone)
参考例句:
  • Christmas is a holiday for everybody.圣诞节是所有人的节日。
  • It is difficult to find a time that suits everybody.很难找到一个对每人都合适的时间。
67 travelling 0m5wp     
adj.旅行的v.行进( travel的现在分词 );步行;经过;走过…
参考例句:
  • her adventures travelling in Africa 她在非洲旅行时的冒险经历
  • She was alarmed at the prospect of travelling alone. 她一想到独自旅行的情景就害怕。
68 feeling DtgzMr     
n.感觉,知觉,感情
参考例句:
  • I am feeling better now.我现在觉得好些了。
  • I'm feeling kind of tired.我感到有点累。
69 themselves hp1wY     
pron.他们自己,她们自己,它们本身;他们亲自;他自己
参考例句:
  • They finished the work by themselves.他们自己完成了这项工作。
  • The boys didn't know what to do with themselves after school ended.男孩们不知道放学后该做些什么。
70 separate hzewa     
n.分开,抽印本;adj.分开的,各自的,单独的;v.分开,隔开,分居
参考例句:
  • Are they joined together or separate?它们是合在一起还是分开的?
  • Separate the white clothes from the dark clothes before laundering.洗衣前应当把浅色衣服和深色衣服分开。
71 lay A1xxw     
(lie的过去式和过去分词);vt.击,放置,产卵,使平静,打赌,压平,设计;vi.生蛋,打赌,全力以赴;n.隐蔽处,计划,价格,生蛋,叙事诗,诗歌;adj.世俗的,外行的
参考例句:
  • Please lay the knife on the dish.请把刀放在盘子上。
  • All birds lay eggs.鸟都下蛋。
72 replied f5ebc4996f23125ce7224d2fca606f4d     
v.[法律](原告对被告)答辩( reply的过去式和过去分词 );反响;作答;(以行动)做出反应
参考例句:
  • She replied in a measured tone to his threat. 她以很有分寸的语气回答了他的威胁。
  • I gathered from the way she replied that she wasn't very enthusiastic. 从她回答的语气判断,我觉得她不很热心。 来自《简明英汉词典》
73 bangs 0264e1527230cd1780b58623850ff685     
n.(发型)留海;猛击( bang的名词复数 );猛撞;巨响;爆炸声
参考例句:
  • She bangs open the door and, without ceremony, burst in. 她也不先敲门,砰地一声推开门就冲了进去。 来自辞典例句
  • The boy bangs the lid down. 那个男孩将盖子砰然关上。 来自辞典例句
74 rather TTOx1     
adv.宁愿,宁可;相当
参考例句:
  • I would rather go out tonight,if you don't mind. 如果你不介意的话,我宁愿今晚出去。
  • This book is rather too easy for this boy.这本书对于这个孩子来说太简单。
75 voice weUzqh     
n.说话声;声音
参考例句:
  • Her voice was music to my ears.她的声音听起来就像音乐。
  • That song doesn't suit her voice.那首歌不适合她的嗓子。
76 badly nPhy7     
adv.非常,严重地;坏地,差地,拙劣地
参考例句:
  • I miss you so badly.我非常非常想你。
  • We need money badly now.我们现在非常需要钱。
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