时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:新派英语第五册


英语课
[00:00.00]Unit 4 Shopping
[00:06.08]2.Listen.Read.
[00:17.86]That jacket doesn't fit.It's too small,and the sleeves are too short.
[00:24.52]You really need a new jacket.
[00:28.94]I want to go to the mall.There's a sale at DeMarco's Clothing Store.
[00:34.60]I need to new white shirt for school.
[00:38.52]How do we get to DeMarco's Clothing Store?
[00:47.05]Got go the end of the aisle 1.Turn left and go past Jan's Jewelry 2 Box.
[00:56.09]DeMarco's is across from Steve's Sport Shop.
[01:04.44]3.Listen.Read.
[01:19.67]I want a jacket with a zipper 3 and big pickets 4.
[01:24.02]I like this green jacket with the big pockets.
[01:29.06]How much does it cost?
[01:32.52]$39.95.It's on sale.Try it on.
[01:38.46]This jacket is too baggy 5 on me.
[01:42.31]You need a smaller size.Here's a medium.
[01:47.35]But it's more expensive than the green jacket.
[01:51.71]It's$44.50.But it fits fine and it's the nicest jacket on the rack.
[01:59.45]Do you want to wear it now?
[02:02.80]4.Listen.Chant!
[02:19.14]Oh,the West Park Mall,the West Park Mall,
[02:31.78]It's bigger than the other malls around it.
[02:37.50]The West Park Mall,the West Park Mall,
[02:42.76]You're going to be so happy that you found it.
[02:47.90]They're got jwelry and rings and a thousand other things,
[02:53.63]Like cameras and computers,and all that.
[02:58.49]There is luggage,there are lamps,a post office to get stamps,
[03:04.36]And a place to buy a puppy 6 or a cat.
[03:16.27]Oh,the West Park Mall,the West Park Mall,
[03:21.92]It's bigger than the other malls around it.
[03:27.86]The West Park Mall,the West Park Mall,
[03:33.01]You're going to be so happy that you found it
[04:33.74]7.Listen.Where are you!
[05:30.98]A Day at the Mall by Judy Nayer
[05:41.89]1.It was Saturday.Saturday was shopping day in my family.
[05:50.64]My mother saw an ad about a sale at the mall.
[05:56.08]The biggest department store was having an anniversary sale,
[06:01.73]and everything was half price.
[06:05.76]My mother decided 7 I needed new clothes.
[06:11.09]I was in big trouble.I liked my clothes.
[06:17.35]They fit me,and they looked great.
[06:21.78]But my mother loves shopping,and she loves sales.
[06:27.72]There was no stopping her.
[06:31.36]2.For a minute I thought I was lucky.
[06:37.01]Dad had the car.How could we get there?
[06:42.44]But Mom said,"We can take the bus!"
[06:47.20]The bus stopped at Sixth Avenue,just one block from the mall.
[06:53.42]At the mall,my mother asked for directions to the big department store.
[06:59.94]A man said the store was across from the pet store.
[07:05.20]We went past my favorite stores-Guitar World,Music Corner,and Sneaker Stop.
[07:14.74]I wanted a new CD.But my mother said not to look in the window.
[07:21.68]We had to go straight to the department store.
[07:26.54]We had to turn rihgt and go past the luggage store.
[07:32.48]It was next to the jewelry store.
[07:36.44]3.Mom moved so fast!She ran down the aisle and found the racks of clothes.
[07:47.06]She was excited.Her figers moved through shirt after shirt.
[07:53.94]"Here!"she said."Try these on!"Everything Mom picked was awful.
[08:02.18]There were flowered shirts and checked shirts.
[08:07.62]There were pairs of plaid pants and pairs of striped pants.
[08:14.50]One shirt had sleeves that were too short.
[08:19.14]One pair of jeans had no pockets.
[08:23.89]I wasn't surprised they were half price.Who would wear them?
[08:29.65]4.My mother was getting tired.
[08:35.48]"These clothes look comfortable,"I said.
[08:40.42]"And they're my size.I'll try them on."
[08:45.96]I came out wearing my plain,solid-colored T-shirt and baggy pants.
[08:53.81]"May I get them?"I asked.
[08:58.06]"Yes.I like those clothes,"my mother said with a smile.
[09:04.90]"How much do they cost?"
[09:08.46]"Imagine that!"I said"My old clothers are free!"
[09:15.19]"Wow!That's better than half price,"said Mom.
[09:22.54]"Don't tell the salesperson,"I said to my mother.
[09:27.68]"But my old clothers are better than any of the new clothers here!"
[09:34.20]"You're right,"Mom said as we walked out the door. [09:39.64]"Sometimes something old can be better than something new."


1 aisle
n.(教堂、教室、戏院等里的)过道,通道
  • The aisle was crammed with people.过道上挤满了人。
  • The girl ushered me along the aisle to my seat.引座小姐带领我沿着通道到我的座位上去。
2 jewelry
n.(jewllery)(总称)珠宝
  • The burglars walked off with all my jewelry.夜盗偷走了我的全部珠宝。
  • Jewelry and lace are mostly feminine belongings.珠宝和花边多数是女性用品。
3 zipper
n.拉链;v.拉上拉链
  • The zipper is red.这条拉链是红色的。
  • The zipper is a wonderful invention.拉链是个了不起的发明。
4 pickets
罢工纠察员( picket的名词复数 )
  • Five pickets were arrested by police. 五名纠察队员被警方逮捕。
  • We could hear the chanting of the pickets. 我们可以听到罢工纠察员有节奏的喊叫声。
5 baggy
adj.膨胀如袋的,宽松下垂的
  • My T-shirt went all baggy in the wash.我的T恤越洗越大了。
  • Baggy pants are meant to be stylish,not offensive.松松垮垮的裤子意味着时髦,而不是无礼。
6 puppy
n.小狗,幼犬
  • You must school your puppy to obey you.你要训练你的小狗服从你。
  • Their lively puppy frisks all over the house.他们的小狗在屋里到处欢快地蹦跳。
7 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。
学英语单词
-pr-
a-hunt
absorbable suture
adynamandrous
aerial earth wire
aeronavales
aluminium-silicon ingots
andromonecious
arms certificate
automatic sequences
balancing
basilled
beens
benzothiazepines
birn
bow warp
Burns and Allen
C. of P.
calculation of inductance
cannell
central collective leadership
central excitation
chlorine heptaoxide
chromatinic
conjunctive query
conversion function
Dacrolon
depalmitoylating
dungeonlike
east seas
eat one's Wheaties
echage
filter(ing) frame
floodgums
Florencol
forage grasses
foreign born
Glareolidae
Gompertz's law
grid generation
ground-tunnel structure interaction
hard surface share
immunolabelling technique
intrauterine growth retardation
Joe Citizen
legatum poenae nomine
long term running test
mangrove swamps
marigraph
mariposa tulip
measurement and identification
Meconopsis forrestii
merchant venturer
modette
nelarabine
Nihon shoki
oconee-bells
operation on graph
opinion-polls
orthothioantimonic acid
pale tussock-moth
paper chase
penaeus canaliculatus
phenotypic stability
piercing
pipe-major
Planoferrite
pocket tripe
pomatoes
power station environment
press lever shaft collar
price fixed in buyer's currency
radiation intensity
rake down
Rameses III
rectifying surface
reduced gravity field
rhesis
ring-necked snake
salebysample
sand basin
sandwich coat
scavenging precipitation ion exchange process
seismic area
shock front
sondland
spinal-injury
Spurgeon
statement lead
stress method
sunrunner
tawny owls
the American Society of Civil Engineers
transfer line
treetrunk
tropeinism
trrl
tuning rod
Uivar
unsoldering
xeni
Zingiber mioga Rose