时间:2019-02-17 作者:英语课 分类:英语访谈对话


英语课

   Adrienne: So, Mary, are you from Minnesota?


  Mary: I am. I lived here all my life.
  Adrienne: Wow. It’s a great place but it’s really cold this time of year.
  Mary: It is, but if you’ve lived here a long time you get used to it. A lot of people from the South get really chilly 1 when the temperature gets around 50 and right now that’s, that’s actually sounding pretty good because a Minnesotan will probably just be wearing a lightweight jacket when it is about 50 degrees, but we’re OK with that. You know it gets to be kind of fun when you have a big snow fall and you go outside with all your neighbors, pushing cars out of the snow drift 2 and kind of enjoying it that way so we have a lot of fun with it being cold and snowy and you have to make some fun on the inside of your house too, you know. A lot of people have fireplaces 4, so there’s a way to enjoy being inside for long stretches of time and opposed to just kind of, I guess, being locked in and not being able to enjoy house or that kind of thing.
  Adrienne: What do you do to warm up in the winter?
  Mary: Well, there’s always sweaters. You know we like our sweaters here, that keeps us warm. Actually, you can get pretty warm outside. A lot of people enjoy cross-country skiing which I do from time-to-time and the more you exercise outside, you can actually get pretty warm doing it even though the temperature is cold, but as far as being indoors 5, that’s when, I think that’s when people start really kind of researching their hobbies, things they like to do, that’s activity that will keep you busy while you are inside the house for such long stretches and things.
  Adrienne: Yeah, that’s true. I like to drink hot chocolate when I get cold. Do you like hot chocolate?
  Mary: Yeah, that will always help, and tea, really enjoying my tea as well, but there’s nothing like, you know, hot chocolate and maybe roasting something in the fireplace 3 and making smores.
  Adrienne: That sounds great.
  Mary: Yeah, that would be kind of fun.
  Adrienne: Very cozy 6.

adj.凉快的,寒冷的
  • I feel chilly without a coat.我由于没有穿大衣而感到凉飕飕的。
  • I grew chilly when the fire went out.炉火熄灭后,寒气逼人。
vi.漂流(泊);n.漂流,漂流物;大意;趋势
  • The leaves drift in the storm.树叶在暴风雨中飘动。
  • The drift of the icebergs in the sea endangers the ships.海上冰山的漂流危及船只的安全。
n.壁炉,炉灶
  • The fireplace smokes badly.这壁炉冒烟太多。
  • I think we should wall up the fireplace.我想应该封住壁炉。
壁炉( fireplace的名词复数 )
  • The shop was an old converted house with many large, disused fireplaces and tall, narrow chimneys. 那是一座老式的、经过改造的房子,店里有许多废置不用的大壁炉和又高又窄的烟囱。 来自新概念英语第三册
  • When the central- heating was installed, the fireplaces were walled up. 安装暖气设备之后,便把壁炉封闭起来了。
adv.(在)室内,(在)户内
  • Because of the coldness of the weather we stayed indoors.我们因天气寒冷呆在家里。
  • It is very cold outside,you'd better come indoors across the board.外面很冷,你们所有人最好都进屋。
adj.亲如手足的,密切的,暖和舒服的
  • I like blankets because they are cozy.我喜欢毛毯,因为他们是舒适的。
  • We spent a cozy evening chatting by the fire.我们在炉火旁聊天度过了一个舒适的晚上。
学英语单词
.drw
2-Methoxybenzaldehyde
Advent calendar
alkali formate
all-gas-turbine ship
Anser Grp.
anti-priming pipe
axial tracheid
ballast-roller
base of verification
black body coefficient
black silk cord band
bombing runs
bornyl formate
British standard section
buckling vector
business geography
callough
caratiite
cargo gear coefficient
category of subjective evaluation
climb tree heuristic method
collisional Landau damping
composituously
consigne
Cornimont
counterviruses
daffney
discontinuous infinite group
driveable
DSSS - direct-sequence spread spectrum
El Daoud
enclosed stair
fashion-icon
first category
frontolenticular
gallery practice ammunition
gate-array
gravitative pressure
gun adapter
halakic
heads-up displays
hemiazygous vein
inductive gap
Kawe
Kitaarima
lanceola intermedia
laser pulse control
leavened food
mackintoshes
manual strangulation
marginal taenia (or marginal band)
mid-intestine
midnight feasts
minute counter driving wheel friction spring
Mtunzini
of-the-century
oligotherapy
on-demand software
optical aid
outglaring
outlabouring
parental family group
perimeter track
pesse
phyllocoptes teneri
Pierce City
pointbreaks
postanal median groove
powered whistle
psoriasis linguae
psychrophile bacteria
Ratoath
rearmounted buckrake
recommended speed
rectocystotomy
retail transaction
returned-material order
Rio Marina
Rocky Bar
rondy
sap cavity
sea-born magnetometer
second wall
self-categorize
semi-intensive cultivation
sorrowest
stir my stumps
straw scatterer
sumpathy
symmetric protocol
thurse
twelvescore
uk partner
ultrasonic converter
uneffeminated
Venae circumflexae mediales femorales
Vinjeφra
vower
working standards
years of discretion