时间:2018-12-11 作者:英语课 分类:英语灵异故事


英语课
[00:16.03]Devil's Point
[00:23.34]恶魔的岬角
[00:31.36]The night started
[00:32.55]like any other camping trip we had been on.
[00:35.90]We gathered plenty of wood for our fire and got it going.
[00:40.73]As the sun set
[00:42.61]we just sat and talked about a lot of different things.
[00:46.23]We talked for several hours.
[00:48.57]It was probably between 11pm and midnight
[00:52.22]when the unexpected events began to unfold.
[00:56.18]We had just started to curl up in our sleeping bags
[00:59.24]when we both heard a loud crack.
[01:02.56]As if someone or something
[01:03.77]had broken a large piece of brush.
[01:06.98]We didn't think a whole lot of it.
[01:09.34]We just wondered what it was.
[01:11.63]But beyond that we started to get comfortable again.
[01:16.72]The next time we heard it,
[01:18.48]it was very loud and a little closer
[01:21.57]probably about 1/3 of the way
[01:23.72]from the bottom of the sloping sides.
[01:26.55]Now we weren't overly alarmed,
[01:30.00]since we did have a 12-guage pump
[01:32.45]with plenty of ammunition 1.
[01:35.04]But needless to say we didn't want to fall asleep
[01:38.42]if a bear was making it's way up to our sleeping bags
[01:41.91]while we slept.
[01:43.85]We both stood up and added a little more wood to the fire.
[01:48.37]My uncle shined the flashlight down each side
[01:51.93]and behind us.
[01:53.23]We didn't see anything.
[01:55.25]We decided 2 to talk for a little while
[01:57.67]before returning to sleep.
[02:00.32]A half hour passed.
[02:01.86]We were just considering laying down once more
[02:05.23]when we heard what sounded like footsteps and rustling 3.
[02:09.29]We also noted 4 several loud sounds like brush snapping.
[02:13.69]Now it was a little closer.
[02:16.61]We figured it was halfway 5 up the sides.
[02:20.42]We didn't do anything.
[02:22.73]We just stood and listened
[02:24.99]and shined our flashlight all around.
[02:40.38]讲解
[04:37.58]The night started like any other camping trip
[04:40.45]we had been on.
[04:46.18]We gathered plenty of wood for our fire and got it going.
[04:55.49]As the sun set we just sat
[04:57.90]and talked about a lot of different things.
[05:03.99]We talked for several hours.
[05:06.55]It was probably between 11pm and midnight
[05:10.03]when the unexpected events began to unfold.
[05:22.34]We had just started to curl up in our sleeping bags
[05:25.36]when we both heard a loud crack.
[05:34.62]As if someone or something
[05:35.95]had broken a large piece of brush.
[05:45.00]We didn't think a whole lot of it.
[05:47.34]We just wondered what it was.
[05:53.74]But beyond that we started to get comfortable again.
[06:01.79]The next time we heard it,
[06:03.44]it was very loud and a little closer
[06:06.56]probably about 1/3 of the way
[06:08.73]from the bottom of the sloping sides.
[06:22.81]Now we weren't overly alarmed,
[06:26.10]since we did have a 12-guage pump
[06:28.43]with plenty of ammunition.
[06:38.80]But needless to say we didn't want to fall asleep
[06:42.24]if a bear was making it's way up to our sleeping bags
[06:45.54]while we slept.
[06:56.24]We both stood up and added a little more wood to the fire.
[07:04.91]My uncle shined the flashlight down each side
[07:07.72]and behind us.
[07:09.14]We didn't see anything.
[07:17.79]We decided to talk for a little while
[07:19.99]before returning to sleep.
[07:25.46]A half hour passed.
[07:26.93]We were just considering laying down once more
[07:30.30]when we heard what sounded like footsteps and rustling.
[07:42.57]We also noted several loud sounds like brush snapping.
[07:50.42]Now it was a little closer.
[07:52.83]We figured it was halfway up the sides.
[08:02.00]We didn't do anything.
[08:04.52]We just stood and listened
[08:06.30]and shined our flashlight all around.
[08:28.10]语言点
[08:31.06]set
[08:34.61]The sun set at seven that evening.
[08:40.62]sunset  日落
[08:44.28]It is seen in the sky after sunset.
[08:51.88]dawn
[08:52.91]sunrise
[08:56.88]when
[09:08.40]Tom was sitting near the fire
[09:10.16]when he heard a knock at the door.
[09:18.03]alarm  恐慌,惊恐
[09:20.91]be alarmed at
[09:25.72]We were much alarmed by the fire in the forest.
[09:32.90]alarm  警报器
[09:36.54]fire alarm  火灾警报器
[09:40.69]burglar alarm  防盗警报器
[09:45.09]make one's way
[09:49.58]We made our way to the village.
[09:54.62]make one's way
[10:01.51]elbow one's way
[10:06.77]We elbowed our way in the crowd.
[10:18.87]谢谢收听

1 ammunition
n.军火,弹药
  • A few of the jeeps had run out of ammunition.几辆吉普车上的弹药已经用光了。
  • They have expended all their ammunition.他们把弹药用光。
2 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • 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。
3 rustling
adj.著名的,知名的
  • The local hotel is noted for its good table.当地的那家酒店以餐食精美而著称。
  • Jim is noted for arriving late for work.吉姆上班迟到出了名。
4 halfway
adj.中途的,不彻底的,部分的;adv.半路地,在中途,在半途
  • We had got only halfway when it began to get dark.走到半路,天就黑了。
  • In study the worst danger is give up halfway.在学习上,最忌讳的是有始无终。
学英语单词
A-space
aeradio
allium sphaerocephalums
amcharsone
apoe
approach surveillance radar
balanced three-wire system
bend upon
bradysporozoite
bronchopulmonary spirochetosis
carabiniers
charges of quarters
charterer's agent
chest width
circuiting
closing band
compression atrophy
Cormid
countertide
cultivating machinery and implement
daimen
default mode
degravate
design criteria of large dams
devil's gardens
Diakon
direction cosine
director fire
dock-wall alter
Draba ladyginii
ending notification reference number
energy and transportation fund
enteromphalus
family Triakidae
Faxinal dos Guedes
feather edging
fipple pipe
flat trumpet
flat-huntings
flight operation officer
get nowhere fast
gusmaos
haasts
hopis
hosels
Impatiens amabilis
in a straight line
inactive waste
integral temperature
ipropyl-para-toluidine
Kanbara
kitefin
liquidising
Liscia, L.di
locomotive logbook
longy
macro definition table
majorising
mechanotherapy
melanocetus johnsonii
mini-theories
misconceiving
mope
morphological characteristic
myelomatous sarcoma
neocecidophyes reticulatus
network order
nicolino
nonadaptive
omph
pc-xt
plow horses
potassium red peroxochromate
prepregs
principle of diversity and dominance
proclaimest
productopia
quazodine
repotting machine
scablings
self-injurious
Severus
Sherner
ship's clearance
Sichuan Basin
sinter duct
slide-rules
Stackelberg decision theory
steady unloading
stele
stereotyped response
sun crust
superstitious uses and trusts
tearstained
thinktank
towing anchor at short stay
trawlers
turn story
twin band mill
Ugandan discussions
Yingui
zeidaes