一壮啊、復(fù)習(xí)
Level3-Unit3-Part2*Learning-
- Listening-"QuickServe 2"-D39-18/08/02
二娇澎、學(xué)習(xí)
Level3-Unit3-Part2*Learning-
- Dialogue-"Desk Assembly[n.部件/會(huì)議]"
1瓤介、I looked at them, but they were confusing[v.迷惑/混亂/驚訝].
2么抗、How are things going?
3苹祟、Something doesn't look right to me.
4砸抛、I told you to read the instructions.
5、Doesn't forget to read the instructions.
6树枫、I just bought it, and now I have to put it together.
7直焙、It looks like I put a couple of screws[v.擰/n.螺絲釘] into the wrong places.
8、The right side is higher than the left side.
9砂轻、The desk doesn't look right because one side is higher than the other.
10奔誓、Anyway, what can I do to help you?
ADD
1、I'll need a screwdriver and maybe a hammer.
三搔涝、學(xué)習(xí)
Level3-Unit3-Part2*Learning-
- Dialogue-"Life and the Universe"
1厨喂、When she feels lost
2、I felt like that too when I was a kid.
3体谒、I've heard it many times.
4杯聚、If understanding is painful, I'd rather not understand.
5、You sound like a philosopher or a poet.
6抒痒、The universe is so large, and we are so small.
7幌绍、He tries not to think about things too deeply.
8、I want to understand as much as possible.
9、He doesn't think about life and the Universe.
10傀广、I appreciate things more, even the little things.
ADD
1颁独、We just need to appreciate our lives and not get lost.
2、Sometimes I feel like I'm lost in "day-to-day details"["日常細(xì)節(jié)"].--[detail-詳情伪冰，內(nèi)容]
3誓酒、Do you ever look up at the sky and think about life?
[ever常用于否定句和疑問(wèn)句中，表示‘在任何時(shí)候贮聂，從來(lái)’]
4靠柑、When I look up at the sky, I see the big picture.
- 對(duì)話
- W: Do you ever look up at the sky and think about life and the universe?
- M: I did when I was a kid. But I don't do that very much anymore. Why do you ask?
- W: Sometimes I feel like I'm lost in day-to-day details. Then, when I look up at the sky, I see the big picture. I appreciate things more, even the little things.
- M: You sound like a philosopher or a poet. I felt like that too when I was a kid.
- W: Don't you feel like that anymore?
- M: No, I don't. In fact, I try not to. When I think about things too deeply I get depressed. It's even a bit frightening.
["When someone is depressed they feel very sad.]
- W: Really? For me it's just the opposite. Everything seems like a wonderful miracle[奇跡].
- M: Doesn't that frighten you a bit? The universe is so large, and we are so small.
- W: What I realize is how little we understand. We just need to appreciate our lives and not get lost.
- M: Sometimes being lost isn't so bad. Do you know the expression[表達(dá)/詞句/神情]: "Ignorance[無(wú)知] is bliss[福氣]?"
- W: Sure. I've heard it many times. To be ignorant is to be happy.
- M: Maybe it's true. Maybe it's best not to think or know too much.
- W: No, that's not for me. I want to understand as much as possible. That's why I became a scientist.
- M: Well, I respect your choice, but it's not for me. If understanding is painful, I'd rather not understand.
