Wait for Green Light Then Return to Office等待绿灯再回办公室
Truck Driver: Hello, I’m here for a pickup. Warehouse Clerk: Okay. What’s your pickup number? Truck Driver: PU number is 849312. Warehouse Clerk: Thank you. Please back into door 42 with your trailer doors open. Truck Driver: Open doors? Warehouse Clerk: Yes. Open the trailer doors before backing up. Truck Driver: I’m backed in. What’s next? Warehouse Clerk: Please wait in your truck. Truck Driver: Wait for how long? Warehouse Clerk: When the dock light turns green, come back to the office. Truck Driver: Green light. Okay. Truck Driver: Hi, the light is green. Warehouse Clerk: Great. Here is your paperwork. You’re all set. Truck Driver: Thank you. Warehouse Clerk: Drive safe! Truck Driver: You too. Bye!
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Wait for Green Light Then Return to Office等待绿灯再回办公室
Truck Driver: here – pickup(你好,我是来提货的。) Warehouse Clerk: pickup number?(好的,你的提货编号是多少?) Truck Driver: PU – 849312(提货号是849312。) Warehouse Clerk: back – door 42 – trailer doors – open(谢谢。请倒到42号门,挂车后门打开。) Truck Driver: open?(要开门?) Warehouse Clerk: open – doors – backing(对,倒车前把车厢门打开。) Truck Driver: backed – next?(我已经倒好了。接下来做什么?) Warehouse Clerk: wait – truck(请在车里等。) Truck Driver: how long?(要等多久?) Warehouse Clerk: dock light – green – back – office(当库门灯变成绿色时,再回来办公室。) Truck Driver: green(绿灯,好。) Truck Driver: light – green(你好,灯变绿了。) Warehouse Clerk: here – paperwork – set(太好了。这是你的文件,一切搞定了。) Truck Driver: thank(谢谢你。) Warehouse Clerk: safe(一路平安!) Truck Driver: Bye(你也一样,再见!)
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Wait for Green Light Then Return to Office / weɪt fər ɡrin laɪt ðɛn rɪˈtɜrn tə ˈɑfəs / Truck Driver: Hello, I’m here for a pickup. / həˈloʊ aɪm hɪr fər ə ˈpɪkˌʌp / Warehouse Clerk: Okay. What’s your pickup number? / oʊˈkeɪ wʌts yər ˈpɪkˌʌp ˈnʌmbər / Truck Driver: PU number is 849312. / pi yu ˈnʌmbər ɪz eɪt fɔr ˈnaɪn θri wʌn tu / Warehouse Clerk: Thank you. Please back into door 42 with your trailer doors open. / θæŋk yu pliz bæk ˈɪntu dɔr ˌfɔrti ˈtu wɪθ yər ˈtreɪlər dɔrz ˈoʊpən / Truck Driver: Open doors? / ˈoʊpən dɔrz / Warehouse Clerk: Yes. Open the trailer doors before backing up. / jɛs ˈoʊpən ðə ˈtreɪlər dɔrz bɪˈfɔr ˈbækɪŋ ʌp / Truck Driver: I’m backed in. What’s next? / aɪm bækt ɪn | wʌts nɛkst / Warehouse Clerk: Please wait in your truck. / pliz weɪt ɪn yər trʌk / Truck Driver: Wait for how long? / weɪt fər haʊ lɔŋ / Warehouse Clerk: When the dock light turns green, come back to the office. / wɛn ðə dɑk laɪt tɜrnz ɡrin kʌm bæk tə ði ˈɑfəs / Truck Driver: Green light. Okay. / ɡrin laɪt | oʊˈkeɪ / Truck Driver: Hi, the light is green. / haɪ | ðə laɪt ɪz ɡrin / Warehouse Clerk: Great. Here is your paperwork. You’re all set. / ɡreɪt | hɪr ɪz yər ˈpeɪpərˌwərk | yər ɔl sɛt / Truck Driver: Thank you. / θæŋk yu / Warehouse Clerk: Drive safe! / draɪv seɪf / Truck Driver: You too. Bye! / yu tu | baɪ /
Wait for Green Light Then Return to Office等待绿灯再回办公室
Truck Driver: Hello, I’m here for a pickup. 卡车司机:你好,我是来提货的。 Warehouse Clerk: Okay. What’s your pickup number? 仓库工作人员:好的,你的提货编号是多少? Truck Driver: PU number is 849312. 卡车司机:提货号是849312。 Warehouse Clerk: Thank you. Please back into door 42 with your trailer doors open. 仓库工作人员:谢谢。请倒到42号门,挂车后门打开。 Truck Driver: Open doors? 卡车司机:要开门? Warehouse Clerk: Yes. Open the trailer doors before backing up. 仓库工作人员:对,倒车前把车厢门打开。 Truck Driver: I’m backed in. What’s next? 卡车司机:我已经倒好了。接下来做什么? Warehouse Clerk: Please wait in your truck. 仓库工作人员:请在车里等。 Truck Driver: Wait for how long? 卡车司机:要等多久? Warehouse Clerk: When the dock light turns green, come back to the office. 仓库工作人员:当库门灯变成绿色时,再回来办公室。 Truck Driver: Green light. Okay. 卡车司机:绿灯,好。 Truck Driver: Hi, the light is green. 卡车司机:你好,灯变绿了。 Warehouse Clerk: Great. Here is your paperwork. You’re all set. 仓库工作人员:太好了。这是你的文件,一切搞定了。 Truck Driver: Thank you. 卡车司机:谢谢你。 Warehouse Clerk: Drive safe! 仓库工作人员:一路平安! Truck Driver: You too. Bye! 卡车司机:你也一样,再见!
Officer: Good evening, sir. We’re doing a routine safety check. Driver: Good evening, officer. Officer: Please turn on all your lights — headlights, brake lights, and turn signals. Driver: Okay, give me a second. Officer: Tap the brake. Driver: (踩刹车) Like this? Officer: Yes, thank you. Now left signal… right signal… hazard lights. Driver: All done. Officer: Do you have a fire extinguisher on board? Driver: Yes, behind the seat. Officer: Great. Do you have emergency reflective triangles? Driver: Yes, in the side compartment. Officer: I need to check your tires and reflective tape. Driver: Okay. Officer: One of your rear reflectors is cracked. You’ll need to get that fixed. Driver: Understood. I’ll report it to my company. Officer: This is just a warning. No ticket today. Driver: Thank you, officer. I appreciate it. Officer: Drive safe tonight. Driver: I will. Have a good night!
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Cargo Check at Roadside路边货物检查
Officer: inspect trailer(你好,先生。我需要检查你的挂车。) Driver: okay(好的,警官。) Officer: out truck – unlock doors(请下车并打开车厢后门。) Driver: seal – on(好的。封条还在。) Officer: break seal – open doors(请剪开封条并打开后门。) Driver: not – cutter(我没有剪钳。) Officer: get one(我拿一个给你。) Driver: remove seal now?(谢谢。你要我现在剪开封条吗?) Officer: yes(是的,请开始。)
(司机剪断封条,打开门)
Officer: what – load?(你今天运的是什么?) Driver: dry goods – non-perishable(我运的是干货——保质期长的食品。) Officer: bill – lading?(你的运单在哪里?) Driver: in – cab(在驾驶室里,我去拿。)
(递上文件)
Officer: who – consignee?(收货人是谁?) Driver: Walmart – Oklahoma(俄克拉荷马州的沃尔玛配送中心。) Officer: stop anywhere – after – picked up?(你在装货后有没有中途停车?) Driver: drove straight(没有,我一路直开。) Officer: cargo – fine – close doors(好的,货物看起来没问题,请关上门。) Driver: should reseal?(我需要重新上封条吗?) Officer: have extra seals?(需要。你有备用封条吗?) Driver: one here(有的,这里有一个。) Officer: free – go(感谢你的配合,你可以走了。) Driver: Thank – safe(谢谢你,警官,保重!)
Officer: Good evening, sir. We’re doing a routine safety check. /ɡəd ˈivnɪŋ sər | wər ˈduɪŋ ə ruˈtin ˈseɪfti ʧɛk/ Driver: Good evening, officer. /ɡʊd ˈivnɪŋ ˈɑfəsər/ Officer: Please turn on all your lights — headlights, brake lights, and turn signals. /pliz tərn ɑn ɑl yər laɪts — ˈhɛdlaɪts, breɪk laɪts, ən tərn ˈsɪɡnəlz/ Driver: Okay, give me a second. /oʊˈkeɪ | ɡɪv mi ə ˈsɛkənd/ Officer: Tap the brake. /tæp ðə breɪk/ Driver: (踩刹车) Like this? /laɪk ðɪs/ Officer: Yes, thank you. Now left signal… right signal… hazard lights. /yɛs | ˈθæŋk yu | naʊ lɛft ˈsɪɡnəl… raɪt ˈsɪɡnəl… ˈhæzərd laɪts/ Driver: All done. /ɔl dʌn/ Officer: Do you have a fire extinguisher on board? /du yə həv ə ˈfaɪər ɪkˈstɪŋɡwɪʃər ɑn bɔrd/ Driver: Yes, behind the seat. /yɛs | bɪˈhaɪnd ðə sit/ Officer: Great. Do you have emergency reflective triangles? /ɡreɪt | də yə həv ɪˈmərdʒənsi rɪˈflɛktɪv ˈtraɪæŋɡəlz/ Driver: Yes, in the side compartment. /yɛs | ɪn ðə saɪd kəmˈpɑrtmənt/ Officer: I need to check your tires and reflective tape. /aɪ nid tə ʧɛk yər taɪərz ən rɪˈflɛktɪv teɪp/ Driver: Okay. /oʊˈkeɪ/ Officer: One of your rear reflectors is cracked. You’ll need to get that fixed. /wʌn əv yər rɪr rɪˈflɛktərz ɪz krækt | yul nid tə ɡɛt ðæt fɪkst/ Driver: Understood. I’ll report it to my company. /ˌʌndərˈstʊd | aɪl rɪˈpɔrt ɪt tə maɪ ˈkʌmpəni/ Officer: This is just a warning. No ticket today. /ðɪs ɪz dʒəst ə ˈwɔrnɪŋ | noʊ ˈtɪkɪt təˈdeɪ/ Driver: Thank you, officer. I appreciate it. /ˈθæŋk yu ˈɑfəsər | aɪ əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/ Officer: Drive safe tonight. /draɪv seɪf təˈnaɪt/ Driver: I will. Have a good night! /aɪ wɪl | həv ə ɡʊd naɪt/
Tenant: Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved in yesterday. Landlord: Hi, Alex. Welcome! Is everything okay with the apartment? Tenant: Thanks! It’s nice, but I have a small problem with the sink. Landlord: Oh, what’s wrong with it? Tenant: It’s leaking under the cabinet. Landlord: I see. I’ll send someone to fix it tomorrow morning. Tenant: That would be great. Thank you! Landlord: No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up. Tenant: Will do. One more thing—where do I take the trash? Landlord: The bins are behind the building, near the parking lot. Tenant: Got it. Thanks again! Landlord: You’re welcome. Enjoy your new place!
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Talking to the Landlord(与房东沟通)
Tenant: Alex – just moved – yesterday(嗨,我是 Alex。我昨天刚搬进来。) Landlord: welcome, everything okay? (嗨,Alex,欢迎入住!公寓一切都还好吗?) Tenant: nice – problem – sink(谢谢!房子很好,但水槽有点小问题。) Landlord: wrong? (哦,出了什么问题?) Tenant: leaking – under cabinet (橱柜下面在漏水。) Landlord: send someone – tomorrow (我知道了。我明天早上会找人来修。) Tenant: great – thank (那太好了,谢谢你!) Landlord: know – anything else (不客气。如果还有其他问题,随时告诉我。) Tenant: more – take trash(好的。我还有一个问题——垃圾要扔到哪里?) Landlord: bins – behind building – parking lot (垃圾桶在楼后面,靠近停车场。) Tenant: got – thanks (明白了。再次感谢!) Landlord: welcome – enjoy(不客气,祝你住得开心!)
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Talking to the Landlord /ˈtɔkɪŋ tə ðə ˈlændlɔrd/ Tenant: Hi, I’m Alex. I just moved in yesterday. /haɪ | aɪm ˈælɪks | aɪ dʒəst muvd ɪn ˈyɛstərdeɪ/ Landlord: Hi, Alex. Welcome! Is everything okay with the apartment? /haɪ ˈælɪks | ˈwɛlkəm | ɪz ˈɛvrɪθɪŋ oʊˈkeɪ wɪð ði əˈpɑrtmənt/ Tenant: Thanks! It’s nice, but I have a small problem with the sink. /θæŋks | ɪts naɪs | bət aɪ hæv ə smɔl ˈprɑbləm wɪð ðə sɪŋk/ Landlord: Oh, what’s wrong with it? /oʊ | wʌts rɔŋ wɪð ɪt/ Tenant: It’s leaking under the cabinet. /ɪts ˈlikɪŋ ˈʌndər ðə ˈkæbənət/ Landlord: I see. I’ll send someone to fix it tomorrow morning. /aɪ si | aɪl sɛnd ˈsʌmwʌn tə fɪks ɪt təˈmɑroʊ ˈmɔrnɪŋ/ Tenant: That would be great. Thank you! /ðæt wəd bi ɡreɪt | θæŋk yu/ Landlord: No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up. /noʊ ˈprɑbləm | lɛt mi noʊ ɪf ˈɛnɪθɪŋ ɛls kʌmz ʌp/ Tenant: Will do. One more thing—where do I take the trash? /wɪl du | wʌn mɔr θɪŋ | wɛr də aɪ teɪk ðə træʃ/ Landlord: The bins are behind the building, near the parking lot. /ðə bɪnz ɑr bəˈhaɪnd ðə ˈbɪldɪŋ | nɪr ðə ˈpɑrkɪŋ lɑt/ Tenant: Got it. Thanks again! /ɡɑt ɪt | θæŋks əɡɛn/ Landlord: You’re welcome. Enjoy your new place! /yər ˈwɛlkəm | ɪnˈdʒɔɪ yər nu pleɪs/
Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going? Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range. Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget? Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month. Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs? Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe. Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom? Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home. Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites? Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast. Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends. Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that. Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting. Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person. Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place. Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it!
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Finding an Apartment in the U.S.(在美国找公寓)
Emma: apartment hunt(嘿,Jack,你找房子找得怎么样?) Jack: hard to find, price range(不太顺利。在我的预算范围内,很难找到合适的房子。) Emma: rent expensive, budget(是啊,现在租金都很贵。你的预算是多少?) Jack: under $1,200/month(我打算每个月控制在1200美元以下。) Emma: city or suburbs(那确实有点难。你在市区找,还是郊区?) Jack: suburbs, quiet and safe(主要是在郊区。我想找一个安静又安全的地方。) Emma: studio or one-bedroom(这很合理。你是在找单间还是一房一厅?) Jack: one-bedroom, work from home(一房一厅的。我在家办公,需要一点空间。) Emma: rental websites(不错的主意。你用过租房网站吗?) Jack: Zillow, Apartments.com, go fast(用过,我看过 Zillow 和 Apartments.com,但好的房源很快就没了。) Emma: Facebook groups, ask friends(确实。你也可以看看 Facebook 群组,或者问问朋友。) Jack: good tip, didn’t think(这个建议不错,我之前没想到。) Emma: be careful, scams, never send money(还有,要小心诈骗。在看房之前千万别先汇款。) Jack: visit in person(当然。我总是尽量亲自去看房。) Emma: help checking out(如果你需要我陪你去看房,告诉我一声。) Jack: thanks, appreciate(谢谢你,Emma。我真的很感激!)
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Finding an Apartment in the U.S.(在美国找公寓) /ˈfaɪndɪŋ ən əˈpɑrtmənt ɪn ðə yu ɛs/
Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going? /hɛy dʒæk | haʊz yər əˈpɑrtmənt hʌnt ˈɡoʊɪŋ/ Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range. /nɑt soʊ ɡreɪt | ɪts ˈrɪəli hɑrd tə faɪnd ə ɡʊd pleɪs ɪn maɪ praɪs reɪndʒ/ Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget? /yæ | rɛnt ɪz ɪkˈspɛnsɪv ðiz deɪz | wʌts yər ˈbʌdʒɪt/ Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month. /aɪm ˈtraɪɪnə steɪ ˈʌndər twɛlv ˈhʌndrəd ə mʌnθ/ Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs? /ðæts tʌf | ər yə ˈlʊkɪŋ ɪn ðə ˈsɪti ər ðə ˈsʌbərbz/ Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe. /ˈmoʊsli ɪn ðə ˈsʌbərbz | aɪ wɑnt ˈsʌmθɪŋ ˈkwaɪət ən seɪf/ Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom? /ðæt meɪks sɛns | ər yə ˈlʊkɪŋ fər ə ˈstudiˌoʊ ər wʌn ˈbɛdˌrum/ Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home. /ə wʌn ˈbɛdˌrum | aɪ nid ə bɪtə speɪs tə wərk frəm hoʊm/ Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites? /ɡʊd aɪˈdiə | həv yə traɪd ˈɛni ˈrɛntəl ˈwɛbˌsaɪts/ Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast. /yæ | aɪ lʊkt ɑn ˈzɪloʊ ən əˈpɑrtmənts dɑt ˈkɑm | bət ðə ɡʊd wʌnz ɡoʊ fæst/ Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends. /tru | yə ʃəd ˈɔlsoʊ ʧɛk ˈfeɪsˌbʊk ɡrups ər æsk frɛndz/ Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that. /ðæts ə ɡʊd tɪp | aɪ dɪn(t) θɪŋk əv ðæt/ Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting. /ˈɔlsoʊ | bi ˈkɛrfəl wɪð skæmz | ˈnɛvər sɛnd ˈmʌni bɪˈfɔr ˈvɪzətɪŋ/ Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person. /ˈdɛfənətli | aɪ ˈɑlweɪz traɪ tə ˈvɪzət ɪn ˈpɜrsən/ Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place. /lɛt mi noʊ ɪf yə wɑnt hɛlp ˈʧɛkɪŋ aʊt ə pleɪs/ Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it! /θæŋks ˈɛmə | aɪ ˈrɪəli əˈpriʃiˌeɪt ɪt/
Emma: Hey, Jack. How’s your apartment hunt going? 嘿,Jack,你找房子找得怎么样? Jack: Not so great. It’s really hard to find a good place in my price range. 不太顺利。在我的预算范围内,很难找到合适的房子。 Emma: Yeah, rent is expensive these days. What’s your budget? 是啊,现在租金都很贵。你的预算是多少? Jack: I’m trying to stay under $1,200 a month. 我打算每个月控制在1200美元以下。 Emma: That’s tough. Are you looking in the city or the suburbs? 那确实有点难。你在市区找,还是郊区? Jack: Mostly in the suburbs. I want something quiet and safe. 主要是在郊区。我想找一个安静又安全的地方。 Emma: That makes sense. Are you looking for a studio or one-bedroom? 这很合理。你是在找单间还是一房一厅? Jack: A one-bedroom. I need a bit of space to work from home. 一房一厅的。我在家办公,需要一点空间。 Emma: Good idea. Have you tried any rental websites? 不错的主意。你用过租房网站吗? Jack: Yeah, I looked on Zillow and Apartments.com, but the good ones go fast. 用过,我看过 Zillow 和 Apartments.com,但好的房源很快就没了。 Emma: True. You should also check Facebook groups or ask friends. 确实。你也可以看看 Facebook 群组,或者问问朋友。 Jack: That’s a good tip. I didn’t think of that. 这个建议不错,我之前没想到。 Emma: Also, be careful with scams. Never send money before visiting. 还有,要小心诈骗。在看房之前千万别先汇款。 Jack: Definitely. I always try to visit in person. 当然。我总是尽量亲自去看房。 Emma: Let me know if you want help checking out a place. 如果你需要我陪你去看房,告诉我一声。 Jack: Thanks, Emma. I really appreciate it! 谢谢你,Emma。我真的很感激!
说明
trying to stay /ˈtraɪɪŋ tə steɪ/ 较完整 /ˈtraɪɪnə steɪ/ 常见口语
A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot? B: Yes, I use it every day. A: What do you do on your phone? B: I text my friends and watch videos. A: Do you use social media? B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok. A: How many hours do you use your phone every day? B: Maybe three or four hours. A: Wow, that’s a lot. B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop. A: Does it make you tired? B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt. A: I try to use my phone less at night. B: That’s a good idea. I’ll try that too.
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What Do You Do on Your Phone? 你用手机做什么?
A: phone – a lot?(你好!你手机用得多吗?) B: every day(是的,我每天都用。) A: do – phone?(你在手机上做什么?) B: textfriends – watch videos(我给朋友发信息,也看视频。) A: social media?(你用社交媒体吗?) B: Instagram – TikTok(用啊,我用 Instagram 和 TikTok。) A: hours – use – phone?(你每天用手机几个小时?) B: three – four(大概三四个小时。) A: wow – a lot(哇,挺多的。) B: know – can’t stop(我知道。有时候根本停不下来。) A: tired?(这会让你累吗?) B: eyes hurt(会啊,有时候眼睛会痛。) A: less – at night(我晚上尽量少用手机。) B: good idea – too(好主意。我也试试看。)
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What Do You Do on Your Phone?
A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot? /haɪ | də yə yuz yər foʊn ə lɑt/ B: Yes, I use it every day. /yɛs aɪ yuz ɪt ˌɛvri ˈdeɪ/ A: What do you do on your phone? /wət də yə du ɑn yər foʊn/ B: I text my friends and watch videos. /aɪ tɛkst maɪ frɛndz ən wɑtʃ ˈvɪdiˌoʊz/ A: Do you use social media? /də yə yuz ˈsoʊʃl ˈmidiə/ B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok. /yɛs aɪ yuz ˈɪnstəˌɡræm ən ˈtɪkˌtɑk/ A: How many hours do you use your phone every day? /haʊ ˈmɛni ˈaʊərz də yə yuz yər foʊn ˌɛvri ˈdeɪ/ B: Maybe three or four hours. /ˈmeɪbi θri ər fɔr ˈaʊərz/ A: Wow, that’s a lot. /waʊ ðæts ə lɑt/ B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop. /aɪ noʊ ˈsʌmtaɪmz aɪ kænt stɑp/ A: Does it make you tired? /dəz ɪt meɪk yə ˈtaɪərd/ B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt. /yɛs ˈsʌmtaɪmz maɪ aɪz hɜrt/ A: I try to use my phone less at night. /aɪ traɪ tə yuz maɪ foʊn lɛs ət naɪt/ B: That’s a good idea. I’ll try that too. /ðæts ə ɡʊd aɪˈdiə | aɪl traɪ ðæt tu/
节奏与重读
WHAT do‿you‿DO on‿your‿PHONE? A: HI! Do you‿USE your‿PHONE‿a‿LOT? B: YES, I‿USE‿it‿EVERY‿DAY. A: WHAT do you‿DO on‿your‿PHONE? B: I‿TEXT my‿FRIENDS and‿WATCH‿VIDeos. A: Do you‿USE‿SOcial‿MEdia? B: YES, I‿USE‿INstagram and‿TIKtok. A: HOW‿MAny‿HOURS do you‿USE your‿PHONE‿Every‿DAY? B: MAYbe‿THREE or‿FOUR‿HOURS. A: WOW, that’s‿a‿LOT. B: I‿KNOW. SOMEtimes I‿CAN’T‿STOP. A: Does‿it‿MAKE you‿TIRED? B: YES, SOMEtimes my‿EYES‿HURT. A: I‿TRY to‿USE my‿PHONE‿LESS at‿NIGHT. B: THAT’s a‿GOOD‿iDEa. I’ll‿TRY‿THAT‿TOO.
英中对照
What Do You Do on Your Phone? 你用手机做什么?
A: Hi! Do you use your phone a lot? 你好!你手机用得多吗?
B: Yes, I use it every day. 是的,我每天都用。
A: What do you do on your phone? 你在手机上做什么?
B: I text my friends and watch videos. 我给朋友发信息,也看视频。
A: Do you use social media? 你用社交媒体吗?
B: Yes, I use Instagram and TikTok. 用啊,我用 Instagram 和 TikTok。
A: How many hours do you use your phone every day? 你每天用手机几个小时?
B: Maybe three or four hours. 大概三四个小时。
A: Wow, that’s a lot. 哇,挺多的。
B: I know. Sometimes I can’t stop. 我知道。有时候根本停不下来。
A: Does it make you tired? 这会让你累吗?
B: Yes, sometimes my eyes hurt. 会啊,有时候眼睛会痛。
A: I try to use my phone less at night. 我晚上尽量少用手机。
B: That’s a good idea. I will try that too. 好主意。我也试试看。
Sol and Victor decided to go hiking. It was a perfect day — the weather was a cool 70 degrees. The trail was 3 miles up and 3 miles back. They brought plenty of water, and Sol brought his dog along, too.
They began their climb. At the top, they reached a waterfall and paused to admire the view — it was beautiful. After taking it all in, they hiked back down the trail.
By the end, both Sol and Victor were tired. They decided to make a healthy fruit smoothie. Back at Victor’s house, they blended up some refreshing drinks.
翻译
A Perfect Day for Hiking 徒步的完美一天
Sol and Victor decided to go hiking. 索尔和维克多决定去徒步。
It was a perfect day — the weather was a cool 70 degrees. 那天的天气非常适合徒步,气温凉爽,只有70华氏度(约21℃)。
The trail was 3 miles up and 3 miles back. 这条路线是上山3英里、下山3英里。
They brought plenty of water, and Sol brought his dog along, too. 他们带了充足的水,索尔还带上了自己的狗。
They began their climb. 他们开始往上爬。
At the top, they reached a waterfall and paused to admire the view — it was beautiful. 到达山顶时,他们看见了一个瀑布,并停下来欣赏美景——景色非常迷人。
After taking it all in, they hiked back down the trail. 欣赏完风景后,他们沿着原路下山。
By the end, both Sol and Victor were tired. 走到最后,索尔和维克多都累了。
They decided to make a healthy fruit smoothie. 他们决定来一杯健康的水果冰沙。
Back at Victor’s house, they blended up some refreshing drinks. 回到维克多家后,他们调制了几杯清爽的饮品。
问答
1. Who went hiking? (谁去徒步了?)
2. What did they see at the top of the trail? (他们在山顶看到了什么?)
3. What did they do after the hike? (徒步结束后他们做了什么?)
参考答案:
答案 1
Sol, Victor, and Sol’s dog went hiking.
(索尔、维克多,还有索尔的狗一起去徒步了。)
答案 2
They saw a waterfall at the top of the trail.
(他们在山顶看到了一个瀑布。)
答案 3
After the hike, they went to Victor’s house and made fruit smoothies.
(徒步结束后,他们去了维克多家,做了水果冰沙。)