《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 p
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| P1 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:35 |
| P2 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 8:45 |
| P3 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (3 | 9:00 |
| P4 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (4 | 8:26 |
| P5 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (5 | 7:52 |
| P6 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (6 | 8:32 |
| P7 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (7 | 7:41 |
| P8 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (8 | 9:00 |
| P9 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (9 | 8:42 |
| P10 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 8:11 |
| P11 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 8:07 |
| P12 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:40 |
| P13 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:58 |
| P14 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:50 |
| P15 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:19 |
| P16 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:41 |
| P17 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:11 |
| P18 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:38 |
| P19 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (1 | 7:29 |
| P20 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 7:46 |
| P21 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 7:16 |
| P22 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 7:38 |
| P23 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 7:52 |
| P24 | 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 (2 | 7:36 |
P1 · 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 p01 (1) (P1)
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 1, Presenting Little Women | 小女人,第一章,介绍小女人 |
| 0:14 | Oh, hello! | 哦,哈啰! |
| 0:15 | Welcome to our home. | 欢迎来到我们的家。 |
| 0:17 | I'm Jo March and I'm here to share with you a little about the story you are going to read. | 我是乔·马奇 我来和你们分享一下 你们将要读的故事 |
| 0:25 | As you may know, it is entitled Little Women. | 如你所知,它叫做"小女人" |
| 0:29 | It's a story about my family, well, more specifically, about me and my three sisters. | 这是一个关于我的家人的故事, 嗯,更具体地说,关于我和我的三个姐妹。 |
| 0:36 | Meg, who is the oldest, Beth, who is a couple of years younger than me, | 梅格,他最年长,贝丝, 他比我年轻几岁, |
| 0:40 | and the baby of the family, Amy. | 和孩子的家庭,艾米。 |
| 0:43 | Our story is based on the true life story of the author, Louisa May Alcott, who also had three sisters. | 我们的故事是基于作者路易莎·梅·阿尔科特(Louisa May Alcott)的真实生活故事,他还有三个姐妹. |
| 0:51 | Louisa May Alcott was born on November 29, 1832. | 路易莎·梅·阿尔科特出生于1832年11月29日. |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 1, Presenting Little Women | 小女人,第一章,介绍小女人 |
| 2 | Oh, hello! | 哦,哈啰! |
| 3 | Welcome to our home. | 欢迎来到我们的家。 |
| 4 | I'm Jo March and I'm here to share with you a little about the story you are going to read. | 我是乔·马奇 我来和你们分享一下 你们将要读的故事 |
| 5 | As you may know, it is entitled Little Women. | 如你所知,它叫做"小女人" |
| 6 | It's a story about my family, well, more specifically, about me and my three sisters. | 这是一个关于我的家人的故事, 嗯,更具体地说,关于我和我的三个姐妹。 |
| 7 | Meg, who is the oldest, Beth, who is a couple of years younger than me, | 梅格,他最年长,贝丝, 他比我年轻几岁, |
| 8 | and the baby of the family, Amy. | 和孩子的家庭,艾米。 |
| 9 | Our story is based on the true life story of the author, Louisa May Alcott, who also had three sisters. | 我们的故事是基于作者路易莎·梅·阿尔科特(Louisa May Alcott)的真实生活故事,他还有三个姐妹. |
| 10 | Louisa May Alcott was born on November 29, 1832. | 路易莎·梅·阿尔科特出生于1832年11月29日. |
| 11 | Like me, she was the second daughter in a family of four girls. | 和我一样,她是四个女孩组成的家庭中的第二个女儿. |
| 12 | Louisa grew up in Concord, Massachusetts, USA. | 路易莎在美国马萨诸塞州康科德长大. |
| 13 | From a young age, Louisa loved to write. | 从小路易莎就喜欢写作. |
| 14 | She wrote poetry and even several thrillers, believe it or not. | 她写诗,甚至写了几首惊悚诗,信不信由你 |
| 15 | She was also an avid reader, fueling her imagination with works from Shakespeare to Charlotte Bronte. | 她也是一位热情的读者,用莎士比亚到夏洛特·布朗特的作品来激发她的想象力. |
| 16 | As you read Little Women, you may see a strong resemblance between my character and Louisa. | 你读《小女人》时 你可能看到我的性格和《露易莎》很相似 |
| 17 | In fact, according to Louisa, she did indeed base my character on herself. | 事实上,根据Louisa的说法,她的确把我的角色建立在自己的基础上. |
| 18 | While her real sisters, Anna, Lizzie, and May, are depicted by Meg, Beth, and Amy respectively. | 而她的亲生姐妹安娜,利兹和梅分别被梅格,贝丝和艾米描绘. |
| 19 | Little Women was published in 1868. | "小女人"出版于1868年. |
| 20 | The story is set during the American Civil War. | 故事设定于美国内战期间. |
| 21 | Father is away at war, not as a soldier, but as a chaplain. | 父亲在战场上,不是当兵,而是当牧师. |
| 22 | He is a very thoughtful, kind man who instills in us, his daughters, a strong sense of morals and family values. | 他是一个非常深思熟虑、善良的人,他向我们、他的女儿灌输了强烈的道德感和家庭价值观。 |
| 23 | At one time, Father used to be very rich, but now, after the war, our family is struggling financially. | 曾经,父亲非常富有,但现在,战后,我们的家庭在财政上挣扎. |
| 24 | Mother is the most loving, caring person in the world. | 母亲是世界上最有爱心的人 |
| 25 | She is not perfect, but she makes every effort to help us girls learn life's important lessons, | 她不完美,但她尽一切努力 帮助我们女孩学习人生的重要课程, |
| 26 | as well as treasure the moments we share together as a family. | 也珍惜我们作为一个家庭共同分享的时刻。 |
| 27 | My sister Meg is a lovely person who has a strong sense of responsibility and looks after her younger sisters. | 我妹妹梅格是一个可爱的人,有着强烈的责任感,并照顾她的妹妹. |
| 28 | Meg does have her faults though, and one of them is vanity. | 梅格的确有她的缺点 其中一个是虚荣 |
| 29 | She longs to have fashionable, pretty things, as most girls do. | 她渴望有时尚,漂亮的东西, 像大多数女孩一样。 |
| 30 | But what can one do if family finances don't permit such treats? | 但是如果家庭财政不允许这种治疗,人们能做什么呢? |
| 31 | Next comes me. | 下一个是我 |
| 32 | As I mentioned, the author Louisa and I share many traits. | 正如我提到的,作者路易莎和我有许多共同的特点。 |
| 33 | I am also a writer, and I love to read. | 我也是个作家,我喜欢读书。 |
| 34 | I am not pretty like Meg or gentle like Beth, but I have a very strong personality, as my family will tell you. | 我不像梅格 也不是贝丝那样温柔 但我的个性很强 就像我的家人会告诉你的 |
| 35 | My biggest weak point is my short temper, and I often lose control of it. | 我最大的弱点是脾气短促,我经常失去控制。 |
| 36 | It gets me into many arguments and sometimes causes mishaps. | 这让我陷入许多争论 有时会引起意外 |
| 37 | But I am loyal and true to my family and friends. | 但我对家人和朋友忠心耿耿 |
| 38 | I will do anything for them. | 我会为他们做任何事。 |
| 39 | I am a bit of a tomboy, which means I act like a boy. | 我有点像一个男孩, 这意味着我的行为像个男孩。 |
| 40 | In fact, I'll admit I sometimes wish I were a boy. | 事实上,我会承认我有时希望自己是个男孩. |
| 41 | This kind of thinking also gets me into trouble. | 这种想法也让我陷入困境. |
| 42 | Beth is my darling little sister. | 贝丝是我的亲爱的妹妹。 |
| 43 | I have a soft spot for her as she is the most gentle and shy creature you will ever come across. | 她是最温柔最害羞的生物 你见过她吗? |
| 44 | Like mother, Beth is very caring and she holds nothing back when it comes to helping others. | 和母亲一样,贝丝很关心她,在帮助他人时,她毫不留情. |
| 45 | Beth never complains or upsets people, and she would rather do something herself than be a bother to others. | 贝丝从不抱怨或激怒人,她宁可自己做一些事情,也不愿成为别人的烦恼. |
| 46 | She loves music. | 她喜欢音乐。 |
| 47 | Her voice is as angelic as her personality. | 她的声音像个性一样天使般 |
| 48 | Finally, there's Amy, the youngest of our clan. | 最后,还有艾米, 我们家族中最小的。 |
| 49 | I suppose Amy and I are the pair of sisters who argue the most. | 我想艾米和我 是姐妹的对 对谁争论最多。 |
| 50 | Just between you and me, she irritates me so. | 就你我之间 她让我很烦恼 |
| 51 | However, I admit Amy does have her good traits. | 然而,我承认艾米确实有她的好特征。 |
| 52 | One of them is her beauty. | 其中之一是她的美丽。 |
| 53 | She is like a porcelain doll. | 她就像一个瓷娃娃。 |
| 54 | When she smiles at you, you forget all your troubles. | 当她对你微笑时,你忘了你所有的烦恼. |
| 55 | She is also a very talented artist. | 她也是一个非常有才华的艺术家。 |
| 56 | I wouldn't be surprised if she became a famous painter one day. | 如果有一天她成为一位著名的画家,我也不会感到惊讶. |
| 57 | One of Amy's weaknesses is her selfishness. | 艾米的弱点之一是她的自私. |
| 58 | She's the youngest, so I can understand this somewhat. | 她是最小的,所以我能理解这一点。 |
| 59 | But this character is to get her into several scrapes, which Amy thankfully learns from. | 但这个角色是为了让她进入几段片段,艾米感激地从中吸取了教训. |
| 60 | So now you know a little about my family and something about Louisa May Alcott. | 现在你知道一些关于我的家人 和一些关于路易莎・梅・阿尔科特。 |
| 61 | As I mentioned before, our family lived during the American Civil War. | 正如我之前提到的,我们的家庭生活在美国内战期间。 |
| 62 | Life at that time was quite different from what it is like for you today. | 当时的生活和今天的你完全不同 |
| 63 | For example, look at my clothes. | 譬如观我衣服. |
| 64 | Not only did we have to wear these long dresses, but when a woman went out, she was expected to wear gloves and carry a parasol. | 我们不仅必须穿这些长裙,而且当一个女人出去时,人们期望她戴手套并携带一个伞. |
| 65 | Given that I'm a tomboy, can you imagine how difficult it was for me to wear such things? | 鉴于我是个男孩 你能想象我穿这种衣服有多难吗? |
| 66 | My sisters had to remind me every time I wasn't dressed in a ladylike way. | 我的姐妹们不得不提醒我 每次我没有穿得像女人一样 |
| 67 | At this time, women were expected to behave in a certain manner as well. | 此时,人们期望妇女也以某种方式行事。 |
| 68 | For most women, their purpose in life consisted of finding a marriage made and having children. | 对大多数妇女来说,她们在生活中的目的就是找到结婚和生孩子。 |
| 69 | I resisted such notions and got myself into a lot of trouble for it. | 我抵制了这些观念,并让自己为此惹了大麻烦. |
| 70 | But I, like Louisa, am a firm believer that women should have their independence. | 但我和路易莎一样,坚信妇女应该独立. |
| 71 | Another thing you might find unusual is our way of life. | 你可能会发现另一个不寻常的事情是 我们的生活方式。 |
| 72 | It was common in our time to have servants and housekeepers. | 我们这个时代常见的是有仆人和管家. |
| 73 | My family as well as Louisa Alcott hated the idea of slavery. | 我的家人和路易莎·阿尔科特都讨厌奴隶制的想法. |
| 74 | We would never regard our beloved Hannah as a slave. | 我们永远不会把我们心爱的汉娜视为奴隶. |
| 75 | She is trusted and loved and is a great help to our family. | 她受人信任和爱戴,对我们的家庭很有帮助。 |
| 76 | Something else you may find peculiar is how the young men and women interact. | 还有一件事你可能会发现怪异 青年男女如何互动。 |
| 77 | In my day, society was much more conservative. | 在我这个年代,社会更加保守。 |
| 78 | It was not considered proper for young people to date or go out unless they intended to marry. | 除非打算结婚,否则对年轻人来说,这种习俗迄今并不合适。 |
| 79 | It's true that many married at a young age, but we had strict rules that allowed or did not allow certain behaviors. | 确实,许多年轻时就结婚了,但我们有严格的规则允许或不允许某些行为. |
| 80 | Time is constantly changing and that can't be helped. | 时间在不断的改变,这无可奈何。 |
| 81 | Fashions, manners, customs and traditions change too. | 错误、礼仪、习俗和传统也发生了变化。 |
| 82 | Some things, however, are timeless. | 然而,有些事情是永恒的。 |
| 83 | Learning how to grow up, learning how to deal with family issues, learning to love and respect others. | 学习如何成长,学习如何处理家庭问题,学习爱和尊重他人. |
| 84 | And of course, most important of all, learning who you are. | 当然,最重要的是,学习你是谁。 |
| 85 | Little Women is a story about just those things. | "小女人"是一个关于那些事情的故事。 |
| 86 | Even though it was written more than a hundred years ago, | 虽然一百多年前写过 |
| 87 | I hope that you will find lessons you can learn from and apply in your life today. | 我希望你能从中吸取教训,并在今天的生活中应用。 |
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字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:12 | The Crackling from the Fireplace gave the impression that all was well in the March Home. | 来自火炉的裂缝给人的印象是,三月之家一切都很好。 |
| 0:18 | Another crackling sound, that of Joe pushing down on her knuckles, told a different story. | 另一个震撼的声音,乔推倒她的手指, 讲了另一个故事。 |
| 0:24 | Ugh, I wish this bothersome snow would stop. | 我希望这烦人的雪能停止 |
| 0:28 | Joe banged the window as she watched the gigantic snowflakes silently piling up on the ground. | Joe在看着巨大的雪花悄悄地堆积在地上时敲窗子. |
| 0:36 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 0:36 | Shrieked Amy. | 吓坏了艾米。 |
| 0:38 | That's a snowman! | 那是个雪人! |
| 0:38 | It's so unladylike! | 这太不淑女了! |
| 0:41 | Amy smoothed her dress and caressed her curls. | 艾米把裙子打滑 抚摸她的卷发 |
| 0:44 | She could not stand it when her older sister acted like a boy. | 当她的姐姐像个男孩子时,她无法忍受。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Crackling from the Fireplace gave the impression that all was well in the March Home. | 来自火炉的裂缝给人的印象是,三月之家一切都很好。 |
| 2 | Another crackling sound, that of Joe pushing down on her knuckles, told a different story. | 另一个震撼的声音,乔推倒她的手指, 讲了另一个故事。 |
| 3 | Ugh, I wish this bothersome snow would stop. | 我希望这烦人的雪能停止 |
| 4 | Joe banged the window as she watched the gigantic snowflakes silently piling up on the ground. | Joe在看着巨大的雪花悄悄地堆积在地上时敲窗子. |
| 5 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 6 | Shrieked Amy. | 吓坏了艾米。 |
| 7 | That's a snowman! | 那是个雪人! |
| 8 | It's so unladylike! | 这太不淑女了! |
| 9 | Amy smoothed her dress and caressed her curls. | 艾米把裙子打滑 抚摸她的卷发 |
| 10 | She could not stand it when her older sister acted like a boy. | 当她的姐姐像个男孩子时,她无法忍受。 |
| 11 | Joe, on the other hand, wished she could be a boy. | 乔 另一方面 希望她能成为男孩 |
| 12 | She often complained. | 她经常抱怨。 |
| 13 | Why do I have to wear this confining dress? | 我为什么要穿这身紧身衣? |
| 14 | Why can't I wear trousers and kick my legs up and gallop around freely like a horse? | 为什么我不能穿裤子,踢我的腿 像马一样自由奔跑? |
| 15 | Whenever Joe said such things, her older sister Meg would gently shake her head and say, | 每次Joe说这些 她姐姐Meg会轻轻摇摇头说 |
| 16 | Because whether you like it or not, you are a girl, and girls should behave as such. | 因为不管你喜欢与否,你是一个女孩, 女孩应该这样做。 |
| 17 | On this cold winter day, however, Meg did not scold her tomboy sister. | 然而,在这个寒冷的冬天,梅格并没有骂她的Tomboy妹妹. |
| 18 | In fact, she agreed with Joe about the endlessly falling snow. | 事实上,她同意乔关于无休止的下雪的看法. |
| 19 | It's so cold and miserable, Meg lamented. | 冷酷无情,梅格悲叹. |
| 20 | When we were rich, we could warm up every room in the house. | 我们有钱的时候 我们可以把屋子里每个房间都热起来 |
| 21 | Now the only room that was heated was the living room in which they sat. | 现在唯一加热的房间就是他们坐的客厅. |
| 22 | We didn't have to wear these unbecoming sweaters. | 我们不必穿这些不漂亮的毛衣 |
| 23 | Amy turned up her nose as if her sweater had a funny smell. | Amy把鼻子掀起来 好像她的毛衣有怪味 |
| 24 | Now our concerns are about how Father is faring under these treacherous conditions, added Joe. | 现在,我们关心的是 父亲在这种险恶的条件下如何生活, 加上乔。 |
| 25 | She stomped over to the fireplace and rubbed her large hands together vigorously. | 她爬到壁炉上 用力地擦她的大手 |
| 26 | Being over the age at which men could enlist in the army, Father had volunteered his services as a clergyman. | 父亲已经超过男子可以入伍的年龄,他自愿担任神职人员。 |
| 27 | The girls were too young to understand or to care what the Civil War was about. | 女孩太年轻 无法理解或关心 内战是什么。 |
| 28 | They only wanted it to end so Father could return home. | 他们只想结束这一切 这样父亲才能回家 |
| 29 | At one time, the March family had been very wealthy. | 有一次,三月一家非常富有. |
| 30 | Meg and Joe, the two oldest girls, could remember a time when they received many gifts all year round. | 梅格和乔,两个年龄最大的女孩,可以回忆起他们一年一度收到许多礼物. |
| 31 | Now they didn't have enough money to buy even Christmas gifts for each other. | 现在他们没有足够的钱买 即使是圣诞节礼物给对方。 |
| 32 | If you had five dollars, Joe began. | 如果你有五块钱,乔开始。 |
| 33 | At this period of time, five dollars was a lot of money. | 这段时期,五元是一大笔钱. |
| 34 | If you had five dollars, Joe repeated, what would you buy? | 如果你有5美元,乔重复,你会买什么? |
| 35 | The girls fell silent as their eyes grew bigger with fanciful thoughts. | 女孩们沉寂了,她们的眼睛随着幻想而变大。 |
| 36 | I know what I would buy, Amy gushed at last. | 我知道我会买什么,艾米终于吐了。 |
| 37 | Her sisters turned to her. | 她的姐妹们转向了她. |
| 38 | 继续 劝Joe | |
| 39 | Amy's cheeks got pink, and she pressed her hands together excitedly. | 艾米的脸颊呈粉红色,她兴奋地将手压在一起. |
| 40 | I would buy a new set of watercolors, she said. | 她说我会买一套新的水彩 |
| 41 | And then I would buy two new hairpins, one red with silver butterflies like my best friend Kitty has, and the other blue like my eyes. | 然后我会买两个新的发夹,一个用银蝴蝶做的红色,就像我最好的朋友凯蒂做的一样,另一个用蓝色,就像我的眼睛。 |
| 42 | As for me, Meg said, I would buy beautiful silk material for a new dress. | 至于我,梅格说,我会买漂亮的丝绸材料换新裙子. |
| 43 | Maybe I would have some money left over for gloves since I desperately need new ones. | 也许因为我急需新的手套 我还有钱买手套 |
| 44 | Meg held up her lovely hands, which were now pinkish-red from the cold. | 梅格举起她可爱的手 手被寒冷打成粉红色 |
| 45 | Meg had many vanities, but she took special pride in her hands. | 梅格有许多虚荣之处,但她却在手中特别骄傲. |
| 46 | I, Joe blurted in a loud, comical voice, would buy four bottles of black ink, a case of pens, twenty rolls of paper, and three hundred... | 我,乔模糊了 在一个响亮,漫画的声音, 会买四瓶黑墨水, 一箱笔,二十卷纸,和300... |
| 47 | She paused for dramatic emphasis. | 她暂停了一下,以突出重点。 |
| 48 | Three hundred? | 300块? |
| 49 | She repeated again. | 她再说一遍。 |
| 50 | Leather cases for all the books I'm going to publish. | 我要出版的书都是皮箱 |
| 51 | Joe dreamed of being a writer. | 乔梦想成为一名作家. |
| 52 | Nothing suited her more than to sit at her desk and enter a world of make-believe and fantasy. | 没有什么比坐在她的桌子上 进入一个充满幻想的世界更适合她了 |
| 53 | You can't afford that many leather cases with only five dollars. | 你买不起这么多皮箱 仅5美元。 |
| 54 | That's ridiculous, Amy pointed out. | 这是荒谬的,艾米指出。 |
| 55 | Well, so is this game, Joe retorted. | 这个游戏也是 乔重提 |
| 56 | Because none of us actually has five dollars. | 因为我们都没有5美元 |
| 57 | Girls, Meg said in her motherly voice, do stop arguing. | 女孩们 梅格用她母亲的声音说 别吵了 |
| 58 | You're behaving like children. | 你的行为就像孩子。 |
| 59 | Now, Beth, let's hear what you would do if you had five dollars. | 现在,贝丝,让我们听听 如果你有5美元,你会怎么做。 |
| 60 | Beth had a faraway look in her eyes. | 贝丝的眼神很遥远 |
| 61 | She was smiling. | 她当时在笑 |
| 62 | First of all, I'd buy a new pair of slippers for Mother. | 首先,我会给妈妈买双新的拖鞋 |
| 63 | I noticed her old ones have several small holes in them. | 我注意到她以前的有几处小洞 |
| 64 | Beth said in her gentle, quiet way. | 贝丝以温柔安静的方式说 |
| 65 | The other girls glanced at the familiar slippers next to the sofa. | 其他女孩在沙发旁边看了熟悉的拖鞋. |
| 66 | They all felt rather guilty when they saw that the well-worn slippers did indeed have many holes. | 他们都觉得很内疚 当他们看到 熟的拖鞋确实有很多孔。 |
| 67 | And then, I would buy Father a new scarf and hat in his favorite color, Beth continued. | 然后我会用他最喜欢的颜色 给父亲买条新的围巾和帽子 贝丝继续 |
| 68 | If I had money left over, I would get each of you girls a handkerchief with your name on it. | 如果我还有钱,我会给你们每个人 一份手帕,上面写着你的名字。 |
| 69 | And one for Hannah, too. | 还有一个给汉娜 |
| 70 | Of the four girls, Beth was by far the kindest and most loving. | 在四个女孩中,贝丝是迄今为止最亲切最可爱的. |
| 71 | She never said a bad word about anyone, nor did she ever complain. | 她从来没有对任何人说过坏话,也没有抱怨过. |
| 72 | She had a positive view of everything and everyone. | 她对一切和每一个人都有正面的看法。 |
| 73 | Oh, Beth. | 哦,贝丝。 |
| 74 | Joe ran over and wrapped her arms around her sister. | 乔跑过来把手臂包在妹妹身上 |
| 75 | You make me feel so ashamed. | 你让我感到羞愧。 |
| 76 | Here I am thinking of myself, but you... | и稱 |
| 77 | She sniffed, for Joe was a very emotional girl. | 她嗅到了,因为乔是一个非常情绪化的女孩。 |
| 78 | You even thought of Hannah, our housekeeper. | 你甚至想到了我们的管家汉娜 |
| 79 | Meg and Amy also gave Beth a hug. | 梅格和艾米也给了贝丝一个拥抱. |
| 80 | They, too, were feeling a little embarrassed about their selfishness. | 他们对自己自私也感到有点尴尬。 |
| 81 | Even though the sisters had different personalities, they were very close and loved one another very much. | 尽管姐妹们性格不同,但他们非常亲近,非常相爱. |
| 82 | Girls, what is going on? | 姑娘们,发生什么事了? |
| 83 | The girls had not heard Mother come home. | 女孩们没有听到妈妈回家的声音。 |
| 84 | Mother! | 妈妈! |
| 85 | They cried and ran to give her a hug. | 他们哭着跑来拥抱她 |
| 86 | Mother's hands and cheeks were cold from the air outside, but her hugs and kisses warmed the girls up instantly. | 母亲的手和脸颊从外面的空气中冷却,但她的拥抱和亲吻让女孩们立刻温暖起来. |
| 87 | Meg quickly removed Mother's heavy coat. | 梅格迅速移除了母亲的重衣. |
| 88 | Joe ran to get more wood for the fire. | 乔跑去取更多的柴火。 |
| 89 | Amy grabbed Mother's sweater, which was folded up on her chair, and gave it to her. | 艾米抓住了妈妈的毛衣,毛衣被折在椅子上,然后送给了她. |
| 90 | Beth quietly brought Mother's slippers to warm her feet. | 贝丝悄悄地带了妈妈的拖鞋来温暖她的脚. |
| 91 | As Mother sat on her chair and rubbed her hands in front of the fire, Joe told her what they'd been talking about. | 当母亲坐在椅子上,在火前摩擦双手时,乔告诉她他们一直在谈论什么. |
| 92 | We were so selfish, Mother, admitted Joe, except for Beth. | 我们太自私了 妈妈 承认乔 除了贝丝 |
| 93 | She only cares about other people. | 她只关心别人 |
| 94 | Mother smiled affectionately at each daughter and said, | 母亲对每个女儿都笑着说 |
| 95 | I'm glad that you discovered your fault, girls. | 我很高兴你发现了你的错 姑娘们 |
| 96 | But finding our faults is only the first step. | 但找到我们的缺点只是第一步。 |
| 97 | What we do with this knowledge is more important. | 我们用这种知识做什么更重要。 |
| 98 | That evening, after a simple dinner, Mother and Hannah took inventory of the food pantry, | 当晚,在一次简单的晚餐后,妈妈和汉娜 清点了食品储藏室, |
| 99 | while the girls sat around the fireplace talking again. | 女孩们又坐在壁炉周围聊天 |
| 100 | I have some money saved up, Joe began. | 我存了一些钱,乔开始。 |
| 101 | It's only a little bit, but, well, I wanted Mother a little gift, she stammered. | 它只是一点点, 但是,嗯,我想妈妈 一个小礼物,她结巴。 |
| 102 | Oh, Joe, what a lovely thought! | 哦,乔,多么可爱的想法! |
| 103 | Beth understood right away what her sister was trying hard to express. | 贝丝马上明白她姐姐想表达什么 |
| 104 | What's a lovely thought? | 什么是可爱的想法? |
| 105 | Amy asked irritably. | 艾米很生气地问 |
| 106 | Unlike Beth, she had no idea what Joe was trying to say. | 与贝丝不同,她不知道乔想说什么. |
| 107 | This Christmas, none of us has much to give, Beth explained. | 贝丝解释说,今年圣诞节我们谁都无所作为 |
| 108 | But with what we do have, Joe suggests that we should all give something to Mother. | Joe建议我们应该给妈妈一些东西 |
| 109 | Beth smiled at Joe, who nodded enthusiastically. | 贝丝对乔微笑,他热情点头. |
| 110 | That's exactly what I wanted to say, Beth, she said gratefully. | 这正是我想说的 贝丝 她很感谢 |
| 111 | Meg and Amy both agreed it was a splendid idea. | 梅格和艾米都同意这是个好主意 |
| 112 | They spent the rest of the evening discussing what Mother needed and what they could give her. | 他们用剩下的时间来讨论母亲需要什么和可以给她什么。 |
| 113 | Although the girls would not receive gifts themselves, | 虽然她们自己不会接受礼物 |
| 114 | they were quite happy to learn the true meaning of giving. | 他们很高兴地得知 付出的真正意义。 |
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| 0:09 | On Christmas morning, the March sisters awoke early because they wanted to surprise Mother with their gifts. | 圣诞节早上,三月姐妹早起,因为他们想用礼物给母亲一个惊喜. |
| 0:17 | Joe reached under the bed and pulled out a wooden box where the gifts for Mother were hidden. | 乔伸到床下,拔出一个木箱,里面藏着给母亲的礼物. |
| 0:22 | I hope Mother likes this, said Joe. | 我希望妈妈喜欢,乔说。 |
| 0:26 | She held up a wrapped parcel close to her heart. | 她拿着一个包裹 靠近她的心脏。 |
| 0:29 | Joe had penned a poem just for Mother. | 乔为妈妈写了首诗 |
| 0:32 | Beth fingered her gift to Mother, two handkerchiefs with daisies. | 贝丝指向母亲的礼物,两个手帕和菊花. |
| 0:36 | She had spent all night making them. | 她花了一整夜做这些 |
| 0:39 | Although some of the daisies looked like uneven yellow spots, Beth hoped Mother would love them. | 虽然一些菊花看起来像不均匀的黄色斑点,但贝丝希望母亲会喜欢它们. |
| 0:46 | Smell how lovely that is! | 闻闻这多可爱! |
| 0:48 | Amy pressed a small box under Meg's nose. | 艾米在梅格的鼻子下按了一个小盒子. |
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| 1 | On Christmas morning, the March sisters awoke early because they wanted to surprise Mother with their gifts. | 圣诞节早上,三月姐妹早起,因为他们想用礼物给母亲一个惊喜. |
| 2 | Joe reached under the bed and pulled out a wooden box where the gifts for Mother were hidden. | 乔伸到床下,拔出一个木箱,里面藏着给母亲的礼物. |
| 3 | I hope Mother likes this, said Joe. | 我希望妈妈喜欢,乔说。 |
| 4 | She held up a wrapped parcel close to her heart. | 她拿着一个包裹 靠近她的心脏。 |
| 5 | Joe had penned a poem just for Mother. | 乔为妈妈写了首诗 |
| 6 | Beth fingered her gift to Mother, two handkerchiefs with daisies. | 贝丝指向母亲的礼物,两个手帕和菊花. |
| 7 | She had spent all night making them. | 她花了一整夜做这些 |
| 8 | Although some of the daisies looked like uneven yellow spots, Beth hoped Mother would love them. | 虽然一些菊花看起来像不均匀的黄色斑点,但贝丝希望母亲会喜欢它们. |
| 9 | Smell how lovely that is! | 闻闻这多可爱! |
| 10 | Amy pressed a small box under Meg's nose. | 艾米在梅格的鼻子下按了一个小盒子. |
| 11 | Did you get lavender? | 你得到薰衣草吗? |
| 12 | It's Mother's favorite, Meg said knowingly. | 梅格说,这是妈妈最喜欢的 |
| 13 | Amy had used her savings to buy a bottle of cologne for Mother. | 艾米用她的积蓄为母亲买了一瓶古龙水. |
| 14 | Of course it's lavender, though my personal preference is roses, said Amy. | 当然是薰衣草 虽然我个人喜欢玫瑰 艾米说 |
| 15 | Meg, where is your gift? | 梅格,你的礼物呢? |
| 16 | Joe lifted the wooden box and shook it hard. | 乔举起木箱,用力摇动. |
| 17 | Oh, I have it here, said Meg. | 哦,我在这里,说梅格。 |
| 18 | From her pocket she pulled out a bundle wrapped in a silk handkerchief. | 她从口袋里拿出了包裹在丝绸手帕上的包裹. |
| 19 | Inside was a pair of white silk gloves. | 里面有一双白丝手套 |
| 20 | Joe squeezed Meg's hand. | 乔捏住梅格的手. |
| 21 | She knew that Meg had saved her hard-earned money to purchase those special gloves. | 她知道梅格为了购买这些特殊手套而节省了自己辛苦赚的钱. |
| 22 | They will fit Mother's hands perfectly, Meg said as she lovingly placed them inside the box. | 梅格说,她爱地把它们放进盒子里 |
| 23 | The girls crept quietly downstairs to the living room. | 女孩悄悄地在楼下哭到客厅. |
| 24 | Mother usually reclined in her chair sipping her coffee before the girls scurried in for breakfast. | 母亲通常坐在椅子上,在女孩们吃早餐前喝咖啡。 |
| 25 | So, in order to surprise her, the girls tiptoed across the hall and stood quietly outside the living room entrance. | 因此,为了给她惊喜,女孩们悄悄地在大厅对面,站在客厅入口外. |
| 26 | Amy had a fit of giggles. | Amy笑得一团糟 |
| 27 | Joe hissed at her. | 乔对她大叫 |
| 28 | Girls, on the count of three, Meg whispered, one, two, three! | 女孩们,数到三,梅格悄悄说,一,二,三! |
| 29 | The girls flew into the room and shouted simultaneously, | 女孩们飞进房间,同时大喊: |
| 30 | Surprise, Mother! | 惊喜,妈妈! |
| 31 | Mary! | 玛丽! |
| 32 | But before they could finish their greeting, the girls noticed Mother's chair was unoccupied. | 但是在他们完成问候之前,女孩们注意到母亲的椅子是闲置的. |
| 33 | Instead, Hannah had just strolled in with a tray full of cakes. | 相反,汉娜却带着一盘满满的蛋糕走进来. |
| 34 | Ugh! | 唉哟! |
| 35 | Hannah screamed as she almost flipped the tray over. | 汉娜尖叫着 她差点把托盘翻过来了 |
| 36 | Meg ran over to help their beloved housekeeper. | 梅格跑过去帮他们亲爱的管家 |
| 37 | Amy clasped her hands, her eyes growing big as she looked at the dining room table. | 艾米的手被割伤,眼睛在看着餐桌时变大了. |
| 38 | The table was covered with heaps of food. | 桌子上铺满了一堆食物 |
| 39 | There were sausages, eggs, fresh juice and butter, and cakes adorned each corner. | 里面有香肠,鸡蛋,新鲜的果汁和黄油,每个角落都装饰着蛋糕. |
| 40 | Your ma wanted to surprise you girls with a Christmas feast, said Hannah, still clutching her chest and breathing deeply. | 你妈妈想用圣诞宴会给你个惊喜 Hannah说 她还在紧握胸口 深呼吸 |
| 41 | The girls were so touched by their mother's loving act. | 女孩们被母亲的爱行为所感动. |
| 42 | But where is she? | 但是她现在在哪? |
| 43 | asked Joe. | 问祖曰. |
| 44 | Before Hannah could answer, Mother walked in through the front door. | 在汉娜回答之前,母亲走进前门. |
| 45 | Good morning, my darling girls! | 早上好,亲爱的姑娘们! |
| 46 | Mother opened her arms wide to embrace her daughters. | 母亲张开双臂拥抱女儿. |
| 47 | Where did you go, Mother? | 你去哪儿了 妈妈? |
| 48 | Meg asked. | 梅格问. |
| 49 | I went to see the Hummels, replied Mother. | 我去见了汉梅尔夫妇,回答妈妈 |
| 50 | The Hummels were a very poor family with many small children. | 胡梅尔人是一个非常贫穷的家庭,有许多小孩. |
| 51 | Mr. Hummel had been drafted into the army, leaving his pregnant wife and six small children to fend for themselves. | Hummel先生被征召入伍,留下他怀孕的妻子和6个小孩供养自己。 |
| 52 | Since Mother worked as a volunteer to help unfortunate people in the community, she knew the Hummel situation very well. | 由于母亲作为志愿者在社区帮助不幸的人,她非常了解胡梅尔的情况. |
| 53 | How are the children? | 孩子们怎么样? |
| 54 | asked Beth gently. | 慢慢问贝丝。 |
| 55 | Not very good, I'm afraid, Mother answered gravely. | 恐怕不是很好,妈妈认真回答 |
| 56 | They have no heating or food. | 他们没有暖气和食物。 |
| 57 | Her voice trailed off as she looked at the feast on the table. | 当她看着桌上的宴会时 她的嗓音就消失了 |
| 58 | The girls knew what Mother was thinking, but except for Beth, the other girls were reluctant to part with their Christmas meal. | 女孩们知道母亲在想什么,但是除了贝丝之外,其他女孩们都不愿意和他们的圣诞餐分开. |
| 59 | Meg reasoned to herself. | 梅格对自己讲道理 |
| 60 | We don't get any gifts. | 我们没有得到任何礼物。 |
| 61 | We should at least get a decent Christmas meal. | 我们至少该吃顿像样的圣诞晚餐 |
| 62 | Joe was thinking. | 乔在想 |
| 63 | Oh, I'm starving, and those sausages look so appetizing. | 哦,我饿了, 那些香肠看起来很开胃。 |
| 64 | Amy contemplated. | 艾米考虑。 |
| 65 | Maybe we can eat first, then give the rest away to the Hummels. | 也许我们可以先吃,然后把剩下的交给休梅尔一家. |
| 66 | Mother smiled at them as if she could discern their very thoughts. | 母亲对他们微笑 好像她能辨别他们的想法 |
| 67 | But she said kindly. | 但她说客气了 |
| 68 | I just want to say that this meal is a gift from me and Hannah to you. | 我只想说这顿饭是我和汉娜送给你的礼物 |
| 69 | However you want to use your gift is entirely up to you. | 不管你想利用你的天赋 都取决于你 |
| 70 | I will love and respect you whatever you decide. | 我会爱和尊重你 无论你决定什么。 |
| 71 | Meg spoke first. | 梅格先说 |
| 72 | Mother, the girls and I would be honored if the Hummels could enjoy this lovely meal. | 母亲,女孩们和我将会很荣幸 如果Hummel夫妇能享受这顿可爱的晚餐。 |
| 73 | Joe and Beth nodded in agreement. | 乔和贝丝都同意了 |
| 74 | A moment or two later, Amy nodded too. | 一两秒钟后,艾米点头了。 |
| 75 | My girls, I am so proud of you, Mother said. | 孩子们,妈妈说,我真为你骄傲 |
| 76 | 我们一起去拜访Hummels,建议Beth。 | |
| 77 | So the girls sprinted upstairs to change their clothes. | 于是女子冲上楼换衣服. |
| 78 | Within a few minutes, the food was all wrapped up and ready to go. | 几分钟内,食物都包好了,准备出发. |
| 79 | The girls got into their boots and coats and ventured out. | 女孩们穿了靴子和外套 冒险出去了 |
| 80 | Each of them carried large baskets filled with food. | 他们每人携带装满食物的大篮子. |
| 81 | As the Hummels did not have any heating, Joe hauled a sack of wood as well. | 由于胡梅尔一家没有暖气,乔也搬运了一袋木材. |
| 82 | None of the girls felt regret or resentment. | 没有一个女孩感到后悔或怨恨。 |
| 83 | Deep in their hearts they knew the Hummels would relish the meal much more than they would. | 他们内心深处知道 胡梅尔人会比他们更享受晚餐 |
| 84 | As they passed the old mansion next to their house, Joe happened to look up. | 当他们经过他们家旁边的旧宅邸时,乔恰好抬头. |
| 85 | From the third floor, a dark haired boy peered down at them as they trudged along. | 从三楼,一个深色的发型男孩 在他们沿途游走时 俯视着他们 |
| 86 | Look, there's old Mr. Lawrence's grandson. | 看,有劳伦斯先生的孙子 |
| 87 | Joe called out to her sisters. | 祖召见其姊. |
| 88 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 89 | reprimanded Meg. | 训斥梅格. |
| 90 | Stop staring at him. | 别盯着他看 |
| 91 | It isn't proper for a young girl to stare at a boy. | 年轻女孩盯着男孩看是不恰当的 |
| 92 | Ugh, don't be such a granny, Meg, snorted Joe. | 别这么婆婆,梅格,打呼噜的乔 |
| 93 | Since both her hands were full, she lifted up her foot and wiggled it at him as an alternative to waving. | 由于两只手都满了,她举起双脚,向着他挥舞,以代替挥手. |
| 94 | Joe, you're so shameless, said Amy in rebuke. | 乔,你这么无耻, 说艾米在斥责。 |
| 95 | From the window, the boy also lifted his foot and wiggled it at Joe. | 从窗户上,男孩也抬起脚,对着乔摇摆. |
| 96 | Joe let out a loud, hearty laugh. | 祖放出大声的心肠笑. |
| 97 | No words could describe how grateful the Hummel family was for the generous gift. | 没有任何文字能够描述 胡梅尔家族是多么感激 慷慨的礼物。 |
| 98 | Joe expertly got a fire going in no time while Meg and Amy set up the table and filled it with food. | 乔在梅格和艾米摆好桌子 给它装满食物的时候 很快火就烧了 |
| 99 | Beth and mother took care of the sick children. | 贝丝和母亲照顾生病的孩子. |
| 100 | Did you see how happy those children were? | 你看到那些孩子有多幸福了吗? |
| 101 | Amy said as the girls walked back home, her footsteps light and perky. | 艾米说,当女孩们走回家, 她的脚步灯和perky。 |
| 102 | Mrs. Hummel could not stop crying, remarked Joe. | Hummel夫人一直哭着说 乔 |
| 103 | I felt so sorry for her. | 我为她感到难过 |
| 104 | Hopefully Mr. Hummel will be able to return home soon, said mother. | 希望Hummel先生能很快回家,母亲说。 |
| 105 | Silently all the girls prayed for their father to do the same. | 寂静一切众生祈求其父亦复如是. |
| 106 | As the girls got nearer to their house, something made them stop. | 当女孩们离家更近时 有东西让他们停下来了 |
| 107 | Is that our house? | 那是我们的房子吗? |
| 108 | asked Amy. | 问艾米。 |
| 109 | Well, I think so, but it looks different somehow, replied Meg. | 嗯,我想是的,但它看起来不同 不知何故,回答梅格。 |
| 110 | There was a warm glow to the house as if each room was emitting heat. | 房子的热光好像每个房间都在发热一样 |
| 111 | What if the house is on fire? | 如果房子着火了怎么办? |
| 112 | Joe shouted. | 祖大叫声. |
| 113 | She tore across the field her hair flying out of its bun and threw open the door. | 她把头发从包子上撕开 扔开了门 |
| 114 | What a sight to behold! | 看见什么了! |
| 115 | The entire house was cozily warm, a fire burning brightly in each fireplace. | 整个房子温暖舒适,每座壁炉都闪闪发光。 |
| 116 | The bare dining room table was once again crowded with all sorts of delights. | 赤裸的餐桌再次挤满了各种欢乐。 |
| 117 | Hannah, what is this? | 汉娜,这是什么? |
| 118 | Mother demanded to know. | 妈妈要求知道 |
| 119 | Choking back tears, Hannah could produce no reply, but simply pointed to the mansion next door. | 抽回眼泪,汉娜无法做出回应,只是指向隔壁的豪宅. |
| 120 | You mean Mr. Lawrence sent this? | 你是说劳伦斯先生送来的? |
| 121 | asked mother. | 问妈妈。 |
| 122 | Hannah nodded, overcome by a fresh wave of tears. | 汉娜点头,被一阵新的泪水所克服. |
| 123 | Here's a card! | 这是一张卡片! |
| 124 | Joe waved a small piece of paper in the air. | 祖挥小纸在空中. |
| 125 | Dear Mrs. March and all her lovely daughters, Joe read. | 亲爱的马奇夫人和她所有可爱的女儿 乔读过书 |
| 126 | My grandson and I would like to give a gift to you as you so generously give to others. | 我和我的孙子想给你一份礼物 就像你慷慨地送给别人一样 |
| 127 | Your neighbor, Mr. Lawrence. | 你的邻居,劳伦斯先生 |
| 128 | The girls all grabbed hands and started to dance around the table. | 女孩们都抓住手,开始在桌子上跳舞。 |
| 129 | Never had they been so surprised. | 他们从没这么惊讶过 |
| 130 | You see, girls, Mother said happily. | 你看,女孩们,妈妈说快乐。 |
| 131 | When you think of others, others are also thinking of you. | 当你想到别人时,别人也会想到你. |
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| 0:09 | After indulging themselves to their hearts content, the girls concluded the Christmas feast as they always did, with a cup of hot tea and words of affection from Mother. | 女孩们在沉浸在心中后,像往常一样,用一杯热茶和母亲的亲切之词结束了圣诞宴会。 |
| 0:20 | This has been a trying year for all of us, Mother said. | 妈妈说,今年对我们所有人来说都是艰难的一年。 |
| 0:24 | So thank you, my little daughters, for gracefully yet courageously bearing our burdens. | 所以,谢谢你,我的小女儿, 优雅而勇敢地承担我们的负担。 |
| 0:31 | Because of everything that had happened that day, the girls had been unable to present their gift to Mother. | 由于那天发生的一切,女孩们无法向母亲赠送礼物。 |
| 0:37 | Therefore they were planning to give it to her now. | 因此他们打算现在就给她 |
| 0:40 | Mother, we have something for you, said Joe as she signaled Amy with her eyes. | 妈妈,我们有东西给你, 说乔,当她用眼睛给艾米示意。 |
| 0:46 | Amy meanwhile was tugging and yanking at a knot in her curls. | Amy一边拉着 一边拉着她的卷圈 |
| 0:51 | I shouldn't have allowed those children to touch my hair, Amy complained, recalling the two little Hummel girls who had played with her beloved hair. | 我不应该让那些孩子碰我的头发,艾米抱怨,回忆起两个小汉美尔女孩曾经玩过她心爱的头发. |
| 1:01 | Amy, Joe barked sharply as she tilted her head to indicate the box hidden behind her. | 艾米,乔在她头部倾斜时大叫,以表示隐藏在她身后的盒子. |
| 1:07 | The girls had agreed that the youngest should bestow the gift. | 女孩们同意由最小的孩子来送礼物。 |
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| 1 | After indulging themselves to their hearts content, the girls concluded the Christmas feast as they always did, with a cup of hot tea and words of affection from Mother. | 女孩们在沉浸在心中后,像往常一样,用一杯热茶和母亲的亲切之词结束了圣诞宴会。 |
| 2 | This has been a trying year for all of us, Mother said. | 妈妈说,今年对我们所有人来说都是艰难的一年。 |
| 3 | So thank you, my little daughters, for gracefully yet courageously bearing our burdens. | 所以,谢谢你,我的小女儿, 优雅而勇敢地承担我们的负担。 |
| 4 | Because of everything that had happened that day, the girls had been unable to present their gift to Mother. | 由于那天发生的一切,女孩们无法向母亲赠送礼物。 |
| 5 | Therefore they were planning to give it to her now. | 因此他们打算现在就给她 |
| 6 | Mother, we have something for you, said Joe as she signaled Amy with her eyes. | 妈妈,我们有东西给你, 说乔,当她用眼睛给艾米示意。 |
| 7 | Amy meanwhile was tugging and yanking at a knot in her curls. | Amy一边拉着 一边拉着她的卷圈 |
| 8 | I shouldn't have allowed those children to touch my hair, Amy complained, recalling the two little Hummel girls who had played with her beloved hair. | 我不应该让那些孩子碰我的头发,艾米抱怨,回忆起两个小汉美尔女孩曾经玩过她心爱的头发. |
| 9 | Amy, Joe barked sharply as she tilted her head to indicate the box hidden behind her. | 艾米,乔在她头部倾斜时大叫,以表示隐藏在她身后的盒子. |
| 10 | The girls had agreed that the youngest should bestow the gift. | 女孩们同意由最小的孩子来送礼物。 |
| 11 | Oh, Amy flushed as she stood to carry out her duty. | 哦,艾米冲了冲 她站着履行她的职责。 |
| 12 | Mother delicately took out the gifts one by one without uttering a sound, yet her eyes conveyed the depth of love and appreciation she felt for her girls. | 母亲小心翼翼地把礼物一个一个地取出来,没有发出声音,然而她的眼睛却传达了她对女儿的深情和欣赏. |
| 13 | Clutching each gift tenderly, she simply said, My little women. | 她轻轻地抚摸着每个礼物 她只是说,我的小女人 |
| 14 | Bright and early the next morning, Joe slipped upstairs to her sanctuary in the attic. | 明亮的第二天清晨,乔在楼上滑到了她位于阁楼的避难所. |
| 15 | There she had pushed an old oak desk near the oval window, along with a shaky chair and large wicker basket. | 在那里,她把一个老橡树桌推到椭圆窗附近,还有一张摇椅和大篮子。 |
| 16 | That basket housed what Joe the writer called the dregs. | 那个篮子里藏着那个作家乔所说的泥桶 |
| 17 | All her incomplete, meaningless, and undesirable thoughts were discarded there. | 她所有不完整、毫无意义和不良的想法都在那里被抛弃。 |
| 18 | The family knew better than to disturb Joe when she was in her creative mode. | 家人比在乔的创作模式下打扰她更清楚. |
| 19 | Those foolish or fearless enough might encounter one of Joe's infamous temper tantrums. | 那些愚蠢或无所畏惧的人 可能会遇到乔的臭脾气 |
| 20 | Meg, at this moment, chose to take that risk as she charged in waving a card in her hand. | 此时此刻,梅格选择冒这个险,因为她正在挥舞手中的一张牌。 |
| 21 | Joe, you'll never believe what this is, Meg cried. | Joe 你不会相信这是什么 梅格哭了 |
| 22 | Joe crumpled the paper she had been writing on and tossed it into the dregs. | Joe把她写的那篇论文 扔进泥潭里了 |
| 23 | If you don't tell me soon, that is going to end up in there. | 如果你不马上告诉我,那会在那里结束。 |
| 24 | Joe said menacingly as she pointed a threatening finger at the paper in Meg's hand and kicked the wastebasket with her foot. | 乔在用威胁手指指着梅格手上的纸,用脚踢了废纸袋时,冷酷无情地说. |
| 25 | The gardeners have invited us to a New Year's ball. | 园丁邀请我们参加新年舞会 |
| 26 | Meg could hardly contain her excitement. | 梅格几乎无法控制她的兴奋。 |
| 27 | A ball? | 球吗? |
| 28 | Joe shrieked. | 祖惊骇. |
| 29 | Who cares about some stupid ball? | 谁在乎一些愚蠢的球? |
| 30 | Meg narrowed her eyes and said in a cool tone. | 梅格缩小了眼睛,以冷静的语气说. |
| 31 | I do. | 当然 |
| 32 | How else are you going to meet your future husband? | 不然你打算怎么见你未来的丈夫? |
| 33 | It took all of Joe's might to restrain herself from losing her temper. | Joe用所有的力量 来克制自己不发脾气 |
| 34 | There are more important things in life, Meg, than to be married. | 生活中还有比结婚更重要的事 梅格 |
| 35 | Joe replied in a calm voice. | 乔以冷静的声音回答. |
| 36 | Well, I want to go, said Meg, ignoring Joe's growls and grumbles. | 嗯,我想去,梅格说, 忽略乔的咆哮和抱怨。 |
| 37 | And Mother says I may, she paused. | 妈妈说,我可以,她暂停。 |
| 38 | Only if we both go. | 除非我们俩都去 |
| 39 | Meg finally looked at Joe with an almost desperate gaze. | 梅格最终用几乎绝望的眼神看着乔. |
| 40 | Immediately Joe's stubborn heart softened to her sister's silent plea. | 立刻乔固执的心软于妹妹的沉默恳求. |
| 41 | To Joe's dismay, the day of the ball arrived more quickly than she expected. | 令乔失望的是,舞会当天的到来比她预期的要快. |
| 42 | Although she was secretly praying for a severe snowstorm or some other incident that would force the ball to be cancelled, | 虽然她暗中祈祷一场严重的暴雪或其他事件 迫使球被取消, |
| 43 | outwardly Joe put on her happy face and got ready for the event. | 外表乔把快乐的面孔放在她脸上,并准备好参加活动. |
| 44 | What gloves will you wear with your dress? | 你穿着什么手套? |
| 45 | Meg glanced at Joe's maroon frock hanging on the door. | 梅格一眼就看到乔在门上挂着的红酒 |
| 46 | I don't have any. | 我没有 |
| 47 | Was Joe's curt reply? | 是乔的曲折回答? |
| 48 | You must wear gloves, Meg insisted. | 梅格坚持要戴手套 |
| 49 | Gloves are so, so silly, Joe blurted out. | 手套是如此,如此愚蠢,乔模糊了。 |
| 50 | A true lady must wear gloves, Meg said, her voice rising. | 真正的女士必须戴手套 梅格说 她的声音上升了 |
| 51 | Joe bit her lips to stop herself from saying something nasty to Meg. | Joe咬了她的嘴 阻止自己对Meg说脏话 |
| 52 | Instead, rolling her eyes, Joe said, | 相反,滚动她的眼睛,乔说, |
| 53 | Then I'll just have to borrow a pair of yours. | 那我只能借你一双了 |
| 54 | Absolutely not, was Meg's curt reply. | 绝对不是,是梅格的回答。 |
| 55 | Look at your big hands, you'll stretch mine out. | 看看你的大手,你会伸展我的。 |
| 56 | Like all mothers, Mrs. March had a good sense of timing. | 和所有的母亲一样,马奇夫人有着很好的时机感. |
| 57 | At that instant, she waltzed in with a pair of her own gloves, preventing another one of Joe's explosions. | 在那一刻,她带着自己的一对手套走进来,防止了乔的另一次爆炸. |
| 58 | I thought you might need these, Mother smiled as she handed Joe the gloves. | 我想你可能需要这些, 妈妈微笑着, 当她把手套交给乔。 |
| 59 | Finally, after more shrill cries and minor mishaps, the girls were ready for the ball. | 最后,经过更多的尖叫和轻微的意外后,女孩们准备参加舞会. |
| 60 | You both look beautiful, praised Beth when she saw her sisters in their ball dresses. | 你们两个看起来都很漂亮, 称赞贝丝,当她看到她的姐妹 在他们的球衣。 |
| 61 | Like two princesses, just remember to find a handsome prince. | 就像两个公主一样 记得要找个英俊的王子 |
| 62 | Giggled Amy. | 鸡尾酒艾米。 |
| 63 | The Gardiners were a wealthy family who often entertained guests at their mansion. | 嘉定人是一个富裕的家庭,经常在豪宅招待客人. |
| 64 | Sally Gardiner was Meg's good friend. | 莎莉·加迪纳是梅格的好朋友. |
| 65 | The young girls knew each other since childhood and remained close friends, even after Meg's father lost his fortune. | 幼女们自幼相识,始终是亲密的朋友,甚至在梅格的父亲失去财富之后. |
| 66 | Isn't this sublime, Joe? | 乔,这难道不高贵吗? |
| 67 | Meg called out happily as she and her dancing partner glided past Joe, who sat tugging her tight dress collar. | 梅格和她的舞伴闪闪发光地呼唤她,她和她的舞伴闪闪发光地越过了乔,乔坐在她紧身的衣领上. |
| 68 | Lovely, mumbled Joe. | 可爱的,哑巴乔。 |
| 69 | She looked longingly outside at a group of young men kicking a ball around. | 她很期待外面的一群年轻人踢球 |
| 70 | It was so unfair. | 这太不公平了 |
| 71 | Joe hated living by rules that told her young women had to look pretty, giggle and be ladylike. | 乔讨厌生活的规则 告诉她的年轻女性必须 长得漂亮,笑得像淑女 |
| 72 | Meanwhile, boys could do as they pleased. | 同时,男孩可以随心所欲。 |
| 73 | Why can't I do that? | 为什么我不能这样做? |
| 74 | she said aloud. | 她大声说。 |
| 75 | Do what? | 怎样? |
| 76 | a voice asked from behind. | 一个声音从后面问。 |
| 77 | Joe whipped her head around and came face to face with the Lawrence boy. | 乔鞭打她的头周围,与劳伦斯男孩面对面. |
| 78 | That's very rude of you, she scolded, wagging a finger at him. | 你这么粗鲁 她骂他 指着他 |
| 79 | What is? | 这是什么? |
| 80 | he retorted. | 他重温。 |
| 81 | Creeping up behind a lady and frightening her out of her wits, Joe said, dramatically placing a gloved hand over her forehead. | 乔说,在一位女士身后 把她吓得半死 将手套手放在她的额头上 |
| 82 | I beg your pardon, the young man bowed deeply, then continued. | 请原谅,这位年轻人深鞠躬 然后继续 |
| 83 | Then I shall leave the lady to her wits. | 那我就让这位女士好好想想 |
| 84 | Wait! | 单单 |
| 85 | Joe called out. | 祖唤出. |
| 86 | You can stay as long as you don't bore me like this party. | 你可以留下来 只要你不烦我 像这个党。 |
| 87 | So you don't like balls? | 你不喜欢球? |
| 88 | the Lawrence boy asked with a twinkle in his eye. | 劳伦斯男孩问 他的眼睛闪闪发光。 |
| 89 | I can't stand them. | 我受不了他们。 |
| 90 | Look at those silly girls. | 看看这些傻女孩 |
| 91 | Their dresses are so tight, it's a wonder they're still breathing. | 他们的裙子太紧了 令人惊奇的是他们还活着 |
| 92 | Joe tugged her collar again, reminding herself of her own discomfort. | 乔再次拖住她的项圈,提醒自己自己的不适. |
| 93 | I don't fancy these sorts of things either, replied the young man. | 我也不想这样,回答那个年轻人 |
| 94 | What are you doing here then? | 那你在这干嘛? |
| 95 | asked Joe. | 问祖曰. |
| 96 | My grandfather made me come, he replied frowning. | 我祖父让我来的 他回答皱眉 |
| 97 | Oh, which reminds me, Joe exclaimed suddenly. | 哦,这提醒了我,乔突然叹息。 |
| 98 | Thank you for the lovely Christmas meal. | 谢谢你的圣诞晚餐 |
| 99 | The Lawrence boy shrugged and said casually, grandfather sent it, not me. | 劳伦斯男孩乱叫 随便说 爷爷送的 不是我 |
| 100 | Joe elbowed him in a very unladylike manner and said, | 乔用非常不淑女的方式把他肘上说 |
| 101 | But I know it was you who told him. | 但我知道是你告诉他的 |
| 102 | Do you have a name? | 你有名字吗? |
| 103 | he asked, his cheeks flushing. | 他问,他的脸颊冲。 |
| 104 | Joe, she replied. | 乔,她回答。 |
| 105 | That's not a very girlish name, he pointed out. | 他说,这不是一个非常女孩的名字。 |
| 106 | It's short for Josephine. | 约瑟芬的简称. |
| 107 | But if you call me that, I won't ever speak to you again. | 但如果你这么叫我 我再也不会跟你说话了 |
| 108 | Laughing, he said. | 他说笑了 |
| 109 | I'm Laurie. | 我是劳里。 |
| 110 | Joe's loud laugh caused many people to glance their way. | 乔的大笑让许多人目瞪口呆. |
| 111 | My name is Laurie Lawrence, | 我叫劳里·劳伦斯 |
| 112 | she said, struggling to resist bursting out in laughter again. | 她说,努力抵抗再次在笑声中爆发。 |
| 113 | Laurie pretended to be offended. | 劳里假装生气了 |
| 114 | My real name is Theodore, but I prefer to be called Laurie. | 我的真名是西奥多 但我更喜欢叫萝莉 |
| 115 | If you have a problem with that, he paused, adding with a wicked glint in his eyes. | 如果你对此有异议, 他暂停了, 加上邪恶的glint在他的眼睛。 |
| 116 | Josephine, then I won't ever speak to you again either. | 约瑟芬,那我就再也不跟你说话了 |
| 117 | Joe punched him playfully and let out another hearty laugh. | Joe打了他一拳,又放出一笑 |
| 118 | Nearby, people shook their heads and commented on that ill-mannered, noisy young woman. | 在附近,人们摇头,评论那个没礼貌,吵闹的年轻女人. |
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| 0:01 | LITTLE WOMEN, CHAPTER 5. | 第5章,小妇人 |
| 0:04 | THE STORY OF IF ONLY | 如果只有 |
| 0:10 | The more Joe got to know Laurie, the more she liked him. | 乔越了解萝莉 她越喜欢他 |
| 0:14 | She found that her preconceptions about his privileged upbringing and the behavior she | 她发现她对他的特权 成长和行为的看法 |
| 0:18 | expected from someone so wealthy were quickly shattered. | 期待从一个如此富有的人 被迅速打破。 |
| 0:22 | For Joe had never met anyone as down-to-earth, sincere and witty as Laurie. | 因为乔从未遇到过像劳里一样 直面地球 真诚和机智的人 |
| 0:28 | However, what happened later on that evening really clinched their friendship. | 然而,当晚发生的那些事情 深深地激起了他们的友谊。 |
| 0:33 | The two young people were exchanging jokes and laughing rather loudly when Meg, who had | 两个年轻人在开玩笑和大笑 当梅格,谁有 |
| 0:38 | been dancing almost the entire evening, limped over to where they sat. | 几乎整个晚上都在跳舞, 瘸到他们坐的地方。 |
| 0:45 | Joe? | 乔? |
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| 1 | LITTLE WOMEN, CHAPTER 5. | 第5章,小妇人 |
| 2 | THE STORY OF IF ONLY | 如果只有 |
| 3 | The more Joe got to know Laurie, the more she liked him. | 乔越了解萝莉 她越喜欢他 |
| 4 | She found that her preconceptions about his privileged upbringing and the behavior she | 她发现她对他的特权 成长和行为的看法 |
| 5 | expected from someone so wealthy were quickly shattered. | 期待从一个如此富有的人 被迅速打破。 |
| 6 | For Joe had never met anyone as down-to-earth, sincere and witty as Laurie. | 因为乔从未遇到过像劳里一样 直面地球 真诚和机智的人 |
| 7 | However, what happened later on that evening really clinched their friendship. | 然而,当晚发生的那些事情 深深地激起了他们的友谊。 |
| 8 | The two young people were exchanging jokes and laughing rather loudly when Meg, who had | 两个年轻人在开玩笑和大笑 当梅格,谁有 |
| 9 | been dancing almost the entire evening, limped over to where they sat. | 几乎整个晚上都在跳舞, 瘸到他们坐的地方。 |
| 10 | Joe? | 乔? |
| 11 | Meg whispered, her face pinched with pain. | 梅格悄悄地说,她的脸被痛苦夹住了. |
| 12 | Meg, what's the matter? | 麦格,怎么了? |
| 13 | Joe exclaimed, alarmed. | 祖感叹,惊骇. |
| 14 | I've hurt my ankle, answered Meg, tenderly massaging the swollen area. | 我伤了脚踝 回答梅格 轻轻地给肿块按摩 |
| 15 | Oh dear, what are we going to do? | 哦,亲爱的,我们该怎么办? |
| 16 | Joe cracked her knuckles. | 乔折断了她的手指 |
| 17 | Joe, don't do that! | 乔,别这样! |
| 18 | That's so ill-mannered! | 这太没礼貌了! |
| 19 | Meg in her agony still worried about how others might perceive them. | 梅格在痛苦中仍然担心别人会怎么看待他们 |
| 20 | Can I help in any way? | 我能帮忙吗? |
| 21 | Laurie gallantly interrupted. | 劳里粗鲁地打断。 |
| 22 | No, silly boy. | 没有,傻小子 |
| 23 | Joe brushed him aside. | 乔把他刷在一边 |
| 24 | It took us twenty minutes to walk here, she calculated to Meg. | 我们花了20分钟才走过来 她想着去梅格 |
| 25 | If I carry you, we may be able to get home in less than an hour. | 如果我抱着你,我们也许能在不到一个小时之内回家。 |
| 26 | No! | 没有! |
| 27 | Meg and Laurie cried out simultaneously. | 梅格和萝莉同时喊出来. |
| 28 | We can't afford to hire a carriage, Meg, said Joe decisively. | 我们不能雇马车,梅格,乔说果断。 |
| 29 | So unless you want to ask Sally whether or not they can accommodate you for the night, | 所以除非你想问莎莉 他们能不能容纳你过夜 |
| 30 | then I don't see any other way. | 我看不到其他办法了 |
| 31 | Indeed Joe spoke truthfully, since the marches no longer had a carriage and the girls certainly | Joe说的是实话 因为游行者已经没有马车了 姑娘们肯定 |
| 32 | did not have enough money to hire one to take them back. | 没有足够的钱雇人带他们回去 |
| 33 | Well, I was planning to return home soon, said Laurie, clearing his throat then continuing, | 我打算马上回家 劳里说 清理喉咙然后继续 |
| 34 | and I have a carriage. | 我有一个马车。 |
| 35 | If you would do me the honour of escorting you back home, then I shall be the envy of | 如果你愿意护送我回家 那我就羡慕你 |
| 36 | all the lads here tonight. | 今晚所有的小伙子都来了 |
| 37 | Joe appreciated Laurie's tact and kindness. | 乔很欣赏萝莉的机智和善良 |
| 38 | The two sisters heartily accepted Laurie's offer and they rode home in luxury and comfort. | 两个姐妹真心地接受了劳里的提议,他们以奢侈和舒适的心情骑马回家. |
| 39 | The following day was their last day of freedom, as Joe put it. | 正如乔所说,第二天是他们自由的最后一天。 |
| 40 | The winter holidays were coming to a close and the girls would be returning to their | 冬天的假期即将结束 女孩们将回到他们的 |
| 41 | normal activities. | 正常活动。 |
| 42 | For Meg and Joe that meant going back to work. | 对于梅格和乔,这意味着要回去工作。 |
| 43 | Meg worked as a governess for the King family and their children. | 梅格曾为国王家族及其子女担任家庭教师. |
| 44 | Although she took great pleasure in making her own living, Meg sometimes found it a challenge | 虽然她很享受自己的生活,但梅格有时发现这是一个挑战 |
| 45 | to be surrounded by wealth and luxuries that she knew she would never possess. | 被财富和奢侈所包围 她知道她永远不会拥有。 |
| 46 | It frustrates me how wealthy some families are while others are so deprived. | 这使我感到沮丧的是,有些家庭多么富有,而另一些家庭则如此贫困。 |
| 47 | She often complained upon returning from her place of employment. | 她经常在从就业地点返回时提出申诉。 |
| 48 | As for Joe, she worked as a companion to their rich old aunt March. | 至于乔,她作为他们的富有的老姨妈马奇的伴侣工作. |
| 49 | Every morning when Joe arrived at the mansion, Aunt March presented her with a list of things | 每天早上乔到豪宅的时候 马奇阿姨给她一份清单 |
| 50 | to do that day. | 来完成这一天。 |
| 51 | Often the list included petty things like brushing Polly, the pet parrot, and feeding | 名单中常常包括一些小东西,比如梳刷宠物鹦鹉Polly和喂养 |
| 52 | her crackers or changing the order of the cushions on the sofa. | 她的饼干 或者改变沙发上垫子的顺序 |
| 53 | Of course, one thing Aunt March always wrote down was for Joe to read to her from a book | 当然,马三姨总是写下来的一件事 就是让乔从书上给她念 |
| 54 | of the old lady's choice. | 是老太太的选择 |
| 55 | Needless to say, Joe's favourite part of the day was when she could escape into the | 不用说,乔最喜欢的一天是 当她可以逃入 |
| 56 | pages of an imaginary world. | 想象世界的几页 |
| 57 | At least you girls get reimbursed for your diligent efforts! | 至少你们这帮姑娘们的辛勤努力 能得到补偿! |
| 58 | whined Amy. | 抱怨着艾米。 |
| 59 | Though it was a holiday period, Mother made sure the girls had plenty to do around the | 虽然是假期,但母亲确保女孩们有很多事要做 |
| 60 | house so they did not become lazy. | 故他们不懒惰。 |
| 61 | Meg was shortening the hem of some of her old dresses so Amy could wear them to school. | 梅格在缩短她一些旧衣服的长度 这样艾米才能穿到学校去 |
| 62 | Joe was sitting and darning some old socks. | Joe坐着干些老袜子 |
| 63 | What little silverware the Marches had, Amy was polishing. | 马奇一家的小银器 艾米在打磨 |
| 64 | And Beth, who at the age of thirteen still loved her dolls, was mending some button eyes | 而贝丝,她十三岁时仍然爱着她的娃娃 正在修补一些纽扣眼 |
| 65 | on one of her children. | 她的一个孩子。 |
| 66 | What do you mean, Amy? | 你说什么,艾米? |
| 67 | Meg asked lightly as she adjusted the cushion under her injured ankle. | 梅格在她受伤的脚踝下调整了垫子时轻轻地询问. |
| 68 | I am forced to learn things I have no interest in, Amy began her cheeks flushed pink. | 我不得不学习一些我毫无兴趣的东西,艾米开始 她的脸颊冲出粉红色。 |
| 69 | Girls tease me all the time about my dresses or ribbons, and I don't get paid for any | 女孩们总是嘲笑我 有关我的裙子或丝带, 我没有得到报酬任何 |
| 70 | of the abuse I suffer daily like you do. | 我每天都像你一样遭受虐待 |
| 71 | Joe rolled her eyes and said, | 乔转过眼睛说 |
| 72 | No one gets paid to go to school. | 没有人会得到工资去上学。 |
| 73 | And besides, she added, using her needle to point to Meg and herself, | 此外,她补充说, 用她的针指向梅格和她自己, |
| 74 | We had to go to school just the same as you. | 我们必须跟你一样去上学 |
| 75 | Meg put her sewing down. | 梅格把她的缝纫。 |
| 76 | If only our lives were different, girls. | 真希望我们的生活不同 姑娘们 |
| 77 | What would you change, Meg? | 你会改变什么 梅格 |
| 78 | asked Beth. | 问贝丝。 |
| 79 | She had finished surgery on one doll and was moving on to replace a torn-off limb on another | 她完成了对一个娃娃的手术 并开始更换另一个被撕裂的肢体 |
| 80 | worn-out one. | 磨损的一。 |
| 81 | Well, I wouldn't work for the kings, Meg said after a while. | 梅格说,我不会再为国王工作了 |
| 82 | I would find an agreeable job, perhaps as a seamstress, so that I might design beautiful | 我会找到一个合适的工作,也许作为一个裁缝, 这样我就可以设计美丽的 |
| 83 | gowns for ladies to wear. | 女士们要穿的礼服 |
| 84 | But you wouldn't be able to wear them yourself, said Joe candidly. | 但你不能自己穿 乔坦率地说 |
| 85 | Meg gave her a hurt look and continued, | 梅格给她的眼神很伤人 继续说 |
| 86 | There might be some material left for me to make my own dress. | 可能有些材料留给我做自己的裙子 |
| 87 | Then you would look like Beth's doll there, Joe laughed, | 然后,你会看起来像贝丝的娃娃在那里,乔笑, |
| 88 | pointing to one doll who wore an ugly dress made out of different scraps of fabric sewn | 指着一个玩偶,她穿了一件由不同的织物缝制而成的丑陋裙子 |
| 89 | together. | 一起来 |
| 90 | That's mean, Joe, I just want a better life for myself and my family, was Meg's tearful | 意思是,乔,我只想让自己和我的家人过上更好的生活,是梅格的泪水 |
| 91 | reply. | 请回答。 |
| 92 | Sorry, Meg, apologized Joe. | 对不起,梅格,对不起乔 |
| 93 | As for me, I'd be happy if Aunt March took longer naps. | 至于我,如果马奇姨妈睡更长的觉,我会很高兴的. |
| 94 | The sisters shared a hearty giggle over this as they knew how cranky and bossy their old | 姐妹们在这件事上笑得一清二楚 因为他们知道自己老了 |
| 95 | relative was. | 相对是。 |
| 96 | Joe often blamed Aunt March's bad moods on her lack of sleep. | 乔经常将三月姨的不良心情归咎于她睡眠不足. |
| 97 | What would you do while she's sleeping? | 她睡觉的时候你会怎么做? |
| 98 | asked Beth. | 问贝丝。 |
| 99 | Go to her library, of course, and read every single book, was Joe's matter-of-fact reply. | 去她的图书馆,当然, 阅读每一本书, 是乔的事实问题回答。 |
| 100 | Well, Beth said in her soft and mild manner, | 贝丝以温柔和温柔的方式说 |
| 101 | If only I wasn't so shy, I would love to earn some money and buy a piano. | 如果不是我这么害羞,我很想挣点钱买钢琴. |
| 102 | Her sisters gave her an encouraging nod for they knew how Beth's shyness hindered her | 她的姐妹们给了她一个鼓舞人心的点头,因为他们知道贝丝的害羞是如何阻碍她的 |
| 103 | from the everyday activities others took for granted, like going to school. | 从日常活动中,其他人认为理所当然,比如上学。 |
| 104 | If only I didn't have to go to school, whined Amy. | 如果我没有去上学, 抱怨艾米。 |
| 105 | I wouldn't have to hear those degrading remarks about my attire. | 我不用听到那些关于我衣服的侮辱性言论 |
| 106 | Though she moaned about school all the time, Amy never missed an opportunity to use new | 虽然她一直抱怨学校的事 但艾米从未错过过使用新学校的机会 |
| 107 | words she had learned there or to tell her sisters something interesting she had just | 她在那里学过的话 或者告诉她的姐妹们一些有趣的话 |
| 108 | been taught. | 被教导。 |
| 109 | Your dresses are lovely, chirped Meg, since they used to belong to her at one time. | 你的裙子很可爱, 鸣叫的梅格, 因为他们曾经属于她一次。 |
| 110 | But they're so outdated, retorted Amy, adding. | 但他们太过时了 给Amy改过自新 |
| 111 | Although some girls do say rather pleasant things about my hair. | 虽然有些女孩会说我的头发很愉快 |
| 112 | She fluffed and patted her curls. | 她抽筋和拍拍她的卷发。 |
| 113 | Her sisters silently chuckled at Amy's open vanity about her beauty trademark. | 她的姐妹们默默地嘲笑艾米公开的虚荣 关于她的美容商标。 |
| 114 | And if only I had a straight, elegant nose, Amy complained, pinching the ridge of her | 如果我有一个直的,优雅的鼻子, 艾米抱怨,捏她的脊 |
| 115 | nose and tugging at it as if that would restructure it. | 鼻子和拖着它 仿佛会重组它。 |
| 116 | As much as we would all like our if only stories to come true, broke in Meg, the reality is | 虽然我们都希望我们的故事能够成真, 在梅格破碎,现实是 |
| 117 | that tomorrow life will return to just as it was a few weeks ago. | 明天的生活会恢复到 几个星期前的样子 |
| 118 | And there is not much we can do about it, concluded Joe. | 乔,我们对此无能为力 |
| 119 | The sisters harmoniously let out a wistful collective sigh and resumed their work. | 姐妹们和谐地释放出强烈的集体叹息,恢复了工作。 |
| 120 | As much as we would all like our if only stories to come true, broke in Meg, the reality is | 虽然我们都希望我们的故事能够成真, 在梅格破碎,现实是 |
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| 0:01 | Little Women, Chapter 6, Joe Cheers Up Lori | 小女人,第六章,乔干杯萝莉 |
| 0:10 | Normal life for the March girls began bright and early the next day. | 3月女孩的正常生活在第二天开始明亮和早期。 |
| 0:15 | Unfortunately, neither Meg nor Joe was in the best of moods. | 不幸的是,梅格和乔都没有心情 |
| 0:19 | Like most siblings, they did what they always do when things are annoying and irritable. | 像大多数兄弟姐妹一样, 当事情变得烦躁和烦躁时, 他们总是这样做。 |
| 0:24 | They took it out on each other. | 他们互相攻击 |
| 0:27 | Hurry up, Joe! | 快点,乔! |
| 0:28 | snapped Meg as she put on her thick winter coat. | 梅格穿上厚厚的冬天大衣时摔断了 |
| 0:32 | Why, are you so anxious to see your precious king children? | 为什么,你这么急于 看到你的宝贝国王的孩子? |
| 0:36 | Joe retorted nastily. | 祖复堕鼻. |
| 0:39 | Must you doodle at your desk every morning? | 你每天早上都要在桌子上露面吗? |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 6, Joe Cheers Up Lori | 小女人,第六章,乔干杯萝莉 |
| 2 | Normal life for the March girls began bright and early the next day. | 3月女孩的正常生活在第二天开始明亮和早期。 |
| 3 | Unfortunately, neither Meg nor Joe was in the best of moods. | 不幸的是,梅格和乔都没有心情 |
| 4 | Like most siblings, they did what they always do when things are annoying and irritable. | 像大多数兄弟姐妹一样, 当事情变得烦躁和烦躁时, 他们总是这样做。 |
| 5 | They took it out on each other. | 他们互相攻击 |
| 6 | Hurry up, Joe! | 快点,乔! |
| 7 | snapped Meg as she put on her thick winter coat. | 梅格穿上厚厚的冬天大衣时摔断了 |
| 8 | Why, are you so anxious to see your precious king children? | 为什么,你这么急于 看到你的宝贝国王的孩子? |
| 9 | Joe retorted nastily. | 祖复堕鼻. |
| 10 | Must you doodle at your desk every morning? | 你每天早上都要在桌子上露面吗? |
| 11 | For once can't you keep an eye on the clock? | 这一次你就不能看着钟吗? |
| 12 | Meg spat back. | 梅格吐出来。 |
| 13 | Joe woke up at the crack of dawn every morning and rushed up to her sanctuary where she doodled on her latest story. | 每天早上乔在黎明的裂缝中醒来,并匆忙赶到她的避难所,在那里她对最新的故事进行了翻唱. |
| 14 | She called it her pre-day exercise and often forgot the time until one of the others had to go up and remind her. | 她称这是她一天前的锻炼,并常常忘记了时间,直到其他人之一不得不上去提醒她. |
| 15 | Girls, do you think it's wise to start the new year off like this? | 姑娘们,你觉得这样开始新年是明智的吗? |
| 16 | Mother gave the girls a quick kiss and hug. | 母亲给女孩们一个快速的吻和拥抱. |
| 17 | As she did every cold winter day, she had baked two buns for them, not for eating but to keep their hands warm from the frigid temperature. | 就像她每逢寒冷的冬天一样,她为他们烤了两个包子,不是用来吃东西的,而是为了让他们的手远离寒冷的温度. |
| 18 | She slipped one inside each of the girls' coat pockets. | 她把一个 在女孩的衣袋。 |
| 19 | Immediately the girls felt a surge of warmth spread across their stomachs. | 女孩们立刻感觉到 温暖的潮流蔓延到肚子里 |
| 20 | Perhaps it was that, or Mother's gentle smile that made Meg and Joe stop arguing. | 也许就是那样,或者母亲温柔的微笑让梅格和乔不再争论了. |
| 21 | We'll try harder, Mother, promised Meg. | 我们会更努力的 妈妈 答应过梅格的 |
| 22 | It's my fault and I apologize, Meg, admitted Joe. | 这是我的错,我道歉,梅格,承认乔。 |
| 23 | The sisters started out on the path toward the street. | 姐妹们开始走上街头 |
| 24 | As part of their routine they looked back before turning the corner, for Mother was always at the window, smiling and waving at them. | 作为他们例行公事的一部分,他们在转弯前回头看,因为母亲总是站在窗前,微笑和挥舞着他们. |
| 25 | No matter what happened or whatever mood they were in, that small gesture filled their hearts with love and hope. | 不论发生什么 也无论他们心情如何 那种小姿态充满了爱和希望 |
| 26 | Today Joe caught a glimpse of someone else looking out a window next door. | 今天乔看到别人在隔壁的窗户外望 |
| 27 | It was Lori looking pathetically tiny in comparison with the massive house he lived in. | 比起他住的大房子 萝莉看起来很可怜 |
| 28 | There's Lori! | 萝莉来了! |
| 29 | Joe cried excitedly. | 乔兴奋地哭了。 |
| 30 | She held up her foot and wiggled it at him. | 她抬起脚,扭着他的脚 |
| 31 | He promptly returned the greeting. | 他迅速回了问候. |
| 32 | Then, to Joe's astonishment, Meg also lifted her foot and waved it. | 后来,对乔的惊叹,梅格也抬起脚挥手. |
| 33 | Meg? | 麦格? |
| 34 | cried her astonished sister. | 哭了她的惊人的妹妹。 |
| 35 | I'm only showing him that my ankle is better now thanks to him. | 我只是告诉他,我的脚踝现在好多了,多亏了他。 |
| 36 | Was Meg's explanation. | 是梅格的解释 |
| 37 | Giggling and linking their arms to stay warm, the sisters hurried along the street. | 姐妹们在街上匆匆忙忙忙忙, |
| 38 | After a particularly trying day at Aunt March's, Joe dragged her feet home, eager to curl up on the sofa and read her book. | 在马奇姨妈家度过了特别艰难的一天后,乔将脚拖回家,渴望在沙发上卷曲,阅读她的书. |
| 39 | As she approached the familiar grounds, something made her lift her head up in the direction of the Lawrence's mansion. | 当她接近熟悉的地方时,有些东西使她抬起头朝劳伦斯豪宅的方向走. |
| 40 | In the same window he had appeared in that morning, there stood Lori, wearing what seemed to be the same attire as well. | 在他那天早上出现的同一扇窗户里,洛莉站着,穿着看起来一样的衣服。 |
| 41 | That lazy boy hasn't changed all day, Joe remarked. | 乔说,那个懒小子一整天都没变 |
| 42 | Hello, Joe! | 你好,乔! |
| 43 | Lori opened his window and shouted down at her in a hoarse voice. | 萝莉打开他的窗户,用粗鲁的声音向她大喊大叫. |
| 44 | Are you sick? | 你病了吗? |
| 45 | Joe yelled back. | 乔大叫回来。 |
| 46 | The sudden cold air from the open window set Lori off in a coughing fit. | 窗外突然冒出冷空气 洛莉咳嗽着 |
| 47 | Don't bother answering that question, Joe replied firmly. | 不要费心回答这个问题,乔坚决回答. |
| 48 | I can see you're not well. | 我看得出来你身体不舒服 |
| 49 | Just stay put. | 呆在原地别动 |
| 50 | I'm coming over. | 我来了。 |
| 51 | If anything, Joe was loyal to her friends if they were sick in bed. | 如果有的话,乔是忠诚于她的朋友,如果他们生病在床上。 |
| 52 | She would make any sacrifices necessary to cheer them up. | 她会做出任何必要的牺牲 让他们高兴起来。 |
| 53 | Forgetting her own fatigue, Joe sprinted inside her house to change and gather a few things for her sick neighbor. | 忘记了自己的疲劳,乔冲进她家里换衣服,为生病的邻居收集一些东西. |
| 54 | Of course, Joe had to get Mother's permission first. | 当然,乔必须先得到母亲的许可. |
| 55 | When Mother heard how sick Lori was, she got Joe to take over some homemade soup. | 母亲听说洛莉病得很重,便让乔接手一些自制汤. |
| 56 | Joe did not often lack words to express anything, but when she stepped into the Lawrence mansion a few minutes later, she was speechless. | 乔并非经常缺乏言词来表达任何东西,但几分钟后她踏入劳伦斯豪宅时却无话可说. |
| 57 | Dark, exquisite furniture decorated the foyer, each piece intricately carved in exotic Asian wood. | 暗黑精美的家具装饰了大厅, 每一块复杂地雕刻在异国亚洲木材中。 |
| 58 | A massive crystal chandelier hung stately in the center of the hall. | 一个巨大的水晶吊灯 悬在大厅的中央 |
| 59 | Large oil paintings of the Lawrence men hung on the walls. | 劳伦斯人的大型油画挂在墙上. |
| 60 | There was one of a younger man who had the same mischievous grin as Lori. | 有个年轻男人和萝莉一样 笑得不爽 |
| 61 | Joe concluded that he must be Lori's deceased father. | Joe的结论是,他一定是Lori去世的父亲。 |
| 62 | She recognized the painting right next to that as old Mr. Lawrence. | 她认出旁边的画是老劳伦斯先生 |
| 63 | Does he frighten you? | 他吓到你了吗? |
| 64 | a scratchy voice called from the top of the stairs. | 从楼梯顶端传来的声音 |
| 65 | Joe looked up to see Lori, in a maroon silk dressing gown gazing down at her with a teasing grin. | Joe抬头看着Lori 穿着马龙丝绸衣服 笑着朝她笑 |
| 66 | I don't get frightened of anything or anyone, Joe stated over confidently. | 乔满怀信心地说 我不害怕任何东西或任何人 |
| 67 | Inside, however, she admitted to herself that if she came across Mr. Lawrence face to face, she might feel a little bit intimidated. | 然而,在内部,她承认,如果她面对面地遇到劳伦斯先生,她可能会感到有些害怕。 |
| 68 | Don't just stand there staring, Lori's cheerful voice broke into her thoughts. | 别傻站着盯着看 萝莉的欢快嗓子冲进了她的思想 |
| 69 | What did you bring for the sick boy? | 你给那个生病的男孩带来了什么? |
| 70 | Joe had almost forgotten about the basket of goodies. | 乔差点忘了那篮子的好货 |
| 71 | Mother made a fresh pot of soup. | 母亲做了一壶新鲜的汤. |
| 72 | When I told her about you, she sent it over immediately. | 当我告诉她关于你的事时 她立刻就寄过来了 |
| 73 | Lowering his eyes, Lori said quietly, | 放下眼睛,萝莉悄悄地说 |
| 74 | I wish she was my mother. | 我希望她是我的母亲。 |
| 75 | In fact, I have a secret to tell you. | 事实上,我有秘密要告诉你 |
| 76 | Joe, who loved secrets, urged him to tell her. | 喜欢秘密的乔劝他告诉她. |
| 77 | But you have to promise you won't laugh, he said solemnly. | 但你必须保证你不会笑, 他说庄严。 |
| 78 | Okay, Joe said with uncertainty, for she found it very hard not to laugh when she thought something was truly funny. | 好吧,乔说有不确定性, 因为她发现很难 不笑,当她认为 一些真正有趣的事情。 |
| 79 | Lori came down the stairs and stood next to Joe. | 萝莉从楼梯上下来,站在乔旁边. |
| 80 | Joe did not realize how tall he was until that moment. | 乔直到那一刻才意识到自己有多高. |
| 81 | I have often watched you and your sister play. | 我经常看你和你姐姐玩游戏 |
| 82 | From the window in my room, I can look into your living room, he said shyly. | 从我房间的窗户,我可以看你的客厅, 他说害羞。 |
| 83 | Oh, you naughty boy, you were spying on us, Joe exclaimed. | 哦,你这个淘气男孩,你监视我们,乔说。 |
| 84 | No, no, protested Lori. | 不,不,抗议萝莉。 |
| 85 | I wasn't spying. | 我没有偷窥。 |
| 86 | I was merely curious and, he paused, a little jealous at how happy your family always seems to be. | 我只是好奇 他暂停了一下 有点嫉妒你家人似乎总是那么幸福 |
| 87 | Joe and her family knew of Lori's misfortunes, though not in detail. | 乔和家人知道萝莉的不幸,虽然不详细. |
| 88 | His parents had died in a tragic accident when he was a small boy. | 他的父母在小时候死于一场悲剧性事故。 |
| 89 | Having no other relations except for his grandfather, Lori had been sent to boarding schools abroad. | 除了祖父之外,Lori没有其他关系,被送到国外的寄宿学校。 |
| 90 | Then last year his grandfather had brought Lori over to live with him. | 去年他爷爷带萝莉来跟他住 |
| 91 | I've always wanted a big family, he said wistfully. | 我一直想要一个大家庭,他说很顽固。 |
| 92 | Something tugged at Joe's heart and she longed to give him a big hug, just as she would have with her sisters. | 在乔的心脏里拖了些东西 她渴望给他一个大拥抱 就像她和姐妹们一样 |
| 93 | Well, you have my permission to watch us whenever you like, she replied. | 好吧,我允许你随时看我们,她回答。 |
| 94 | In fact, I need to ask Mother first, but I'm sure she will be more than happy to have you visit. | 事实上,我需要先问妈妈 但我相信她会很高兴你能来 |
| 95 | Thank you, Joe, he said sincerely. | 谢谢你,乔,他真诚地说。 |
| 96 | I would really like that. | 我很乐意 |
| 97 | Now perhaps I should test that soup out to see whether it has gotten cold or not. | 现在,也许我应该测试 汤出来 看看它有没有变得冷。 |
| 98 | So the two friends walked to the kitchen, laughing all the way. | 于是两个朋友走到厨房,一路大笑. |
| 99 | Lori and Joe chatted away like two old friends with so much in common. | 萝莉和乔像两个老朋友一样聊天 有很多共同点 |
| 100 | Joe told him all about her sisters. | 乔把姐姐的事都告诉他了 |
| 101 | Well, now I'm happy to know who Beth is and who Amy is, said Lori, who had been confused about the younger girl's names. | 好吧,现在我很高兴知道谁是贝丝 谁是艾米, 说,萝莉,谁被混淆 年轻女孩的名字。 |
| 102 | By the way, Beth sent this over to you, Joe said, taking out an old rag doll that Beth treasured. | 顺便说一句,贝丝把这个送给你,乔说,拿出一个贝丝珍藏的旧布娃娃. |
| 103 | Whenever she feels sick, Lucy, Joe pointed indicating the doll's name, makes her feel better. | 每当她觉得不舒服,露西,乔指着这个娃娃的名字,使她感觉更好. |
| 104 | Slapping his knee, Lori nearly tumbled off his chair but stopped suddenly when he caught sight of someone standing in the doorway. | 拍膝盖,萝莉几乎从椅子上摔下来,但当他看到有人站在门前时突然停了下来. |
| 105 | Why aren't you in bed resting, Theodore, instead of acting like a silly monkey? | 你为什么不在床上休息 西奥多 而不是像个傻猴子? |
| 106 | The old man said in a dangerously low voice. | 老人以危险低声说. |
| 107 | Old Mr. Lawrence was home and he was not happy. | 老劳伦斯先生在家 他不高兴 |
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| 0:01 | LITTLE WOMEN CHAPTER VII NEIGHBORS TURN INTO FRIENDS | 第七章 妇女成为朋友 |
| 0:09 | Although they were doing nothing wrong, Laurie and Joe felt like two very naughty children. | 虽然他们没有做错什么,但劳里和乔觉得自己是两个非常淘气的孩子. |
| 0:15 | Sitting up straight, hands folded in their laps, neither young one dared to utter a sound. | 坐直了,双手在他们的腿上折叠, 没有一个年轻人敢发出声音。 |
| 0:21 | "'You say you are too ill to have your lessons with Mr. Brooks,' Mr. Lawrence began. | "'你说你病得太重,不能和布鲁克斯先生一起上课' '劳伦斯先生开始上课了' |
| 0:28 | "'My tutor,' Laurie whispered under his breath to Joe. | 我的导师劳里在呼吸下对乔悄悄地说 |
| 0:32 | "'Did you say something, boy?' | "'你说什么,孩子?" |
| 0:34 | Mr. Lawrence stood menacingly in front of Laurie. | 劳伦斯先生在劳里面前冷酷无情 |
| 0:38 | "'No, sir,' squeaked Laurie. | "没有,先生," 尖叫劳里。 |
| 0:40 | "'I mean, I was telling Joe who's our neighbor. | "'我的意思是,我告诉乔谁是我们的邻居。 |
| 0:44 | You know, that lovely family with all those girls, and Joe here, being the second eldest. | 你知道,一个可爱的家庭 与所有这些女孩, 和乔在这里,是第二长。 |
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| 1 | LITTLE WOMEN CHAPTER VII NEIGHBORS TURN INTO FRIENDS | 第七章 妇女成为朋友 |
| 2 | Although they were doing nothing wrong, Laurie and Joe felt like two very naughty children. | 虽然他们没有做错什么,但劳里和乔觉得自己是两个非常淘气的孩子. |
| 3 | Sitting up straight, hands folded in their laps, neither young one dared to utter a sound. | 坐直了,双手在他们的腿上折叠, 没有一个年轻人敢发出声音。 |
| 4 | "'You say you are too ill to have your lessons with Mr. Brooks,' Mr. Lawrence began. | "'你说你病得太重,不能和布鲁克斯先生一起上课' '劳伦斯先生开始上课了' |
| 5 | "'My tutor,' Laurie whispered under his breath to Joe. | 我的导师劳里在呼吸下对乔悄悄地说 |
| 6 | "'Did you say something, boy?' | "'你说什么,孩子?" |
| 7 | Mr. Lawrence stood menacingly in front of Laurie. | 劳伦斯先生在劳里面前冷酷无情 |
| 8 | "'No, sir,' squeaked Laurie. | "没有,先生," 尖叫劳里。 |
| 9 | "'I mean, I was telling Joe who's our neighbor. | "'我的意思是,我告诉乔谁是我们的邻居。 |
| 10 | You know, that lovely family with all those girls, and Joe here, being the second eldest. | 你知道,一个可爱的家庭 与所有这些女孩, 和乔在这里,是第二长。 |
| 11 | 我告诉她Brooks是谁 我是说 Brooks先生 | |
| 12 | Joe felt a giggle in her throat as poor Laurie rambled on. | Joe觉得她喉咙里有笑声 可怜的Laurie乱跳 |
| 13 | "'What's so funny, girl?' | 有什么好笑的,女孩吗? |
| 14 | Mr. Lawrence moved over to where Joe sat. | 劳伦斯先生搬到乔坐的地方 |
| 15 | At that moment, the whole situation seemed oddly hilarious. | 当时,整个情况似乎很奇怪。 |
| 16 | Holding back the laughter that bubbled inside was causing Joe physical pain. | 挡住里面泡泡的笑声 让乔身体疼痛 |
| 17 | She could no longer do it. | 她不能再这样了 |
| 18 | "'I'm dreadfully sorry, sir,' roared Joe, wiping the tears from her eyes. | "'我很抱歉,先生''咆哮乔,擦掉她眼泪。 |
| 19 | Both Laurie and his grandfather were shocked at her outburst. | Laurie和他祖父都对她的暴动感到震惊。 |
| 20 | "'Well, Laurie looks horribly sick, and that ugly doll he's holding.' | "哦,劳里看起来病得很重, 和那个丑陋的娃娃,他拿着。" |
| 21 | Joe's voice cracked, but she continued. | 乔的声音破裂了,但她继续。 |
| 22 | "'As for me, I should be ladylike and not laugh out loud. | "'对我来说,我应该像淑女一样,不要大笑. |
| 23 | And you?' | 你呢? |
| 24 | Joe stopped herself before she did further damage. | 乔在做进一步伤害之前就停下来了 |
| 25 | But to her astonishment, the old man looked at her with a twinkle in his eye and said, | 但对于她的惊异,老头子看着她,眼睛闪闪发光地说, |
| 26 | "'Please, continue. | 请继续 |
| 27 | I'd like to know what is so funny about me.' | 我想知道我有什么好笑的" |
| 28 | Ignoring Laurie's kicks from under the table, Joe cleared her throat and went on, | 忽略了Laurie的脚踢 从桌子下,乔清理她的喉咙,继续, |
| 29 | "'Well, you're like a schoolmaster who has just caught his two most naughty pupils | "'你就像一个校长 他刚刚抓住了两个最淘气的瞳孔" |
| 30 | doing something terrible, but he doesn't know what. | 做一些可怕的事情, 但他不知道什么。 |
| 31 | So you're frowning and grunting and trying so hard to look upset, but, but...' | 所以,你皱眉和叫声 并试图如此努力 看着不高兴,但是," |
| 32 | Joe gasped for breath. | 乔喘了口气 |
| 33 | "'To me, sir, it's absolutely comical.' | "对我来说,先生,这是绝对的滑稽。" |
| 34 | Still chuckling, Joe stood up and gathered her things. | 仍然在笑 乔站起来 收集她的东西 |
| 35 | "'But I understand that I was completely out of line. | "'但我明白我完全不合规矩. |
| 36 | My sisters tell me that I am so boorish. | 我的姐妹们告诉我,我很讨厌。 |
| 37 | That's what the youngest Amy says, | 这是最年轻的艾米说的, |
| 38 | and I'm sure the others agree, though Beth being so sweet and gentle | 我敢肯定,其他人同意, 虽然贝丝是如此甜蜜和温柔 |
| 39 | would never tell me that to my face. | 绝不会当面告诉我 |
| 40 | But I do cause so much embarrassment to our family. | 但我确实给我们的家庭带来这么多的尴尬。 |
| 41 | So before I do any more damage, I had better leave.' | 所以,在我做更多的伤害, 我最好离开。" |
| 42 | Joe babbled. | 乔巴布。 |
| 43 | She caught a glimpse of Laurie bowing his head lower and his shoulders quivering. | 她看到劳里低头低头 肩膀颤抖 |
| 44 | "'That boy is laughing at me,' she said to herself, | "'那个男孩在笑我,' 她对自己说, |
| 45 | resisting the temptation to give Laurie a playful punch. | 抵制诱惑 给劳里一个有趣的拳头。 |
| 46 | Joe instead took a deep breath, faced the old man and said, | 乔反而深呼吸,面对老人说: |
| 47 | "'Sir, may I speak freely one last time?' | "先生,我可以说最后一次自由吗?" |
| 48 | "'You've been saying whatever you like until now. | "'你一直在说你想说什么,直到现在。 |
| 49 | Why stop?' | 为什么停下来? |
| 50 | Lawrence先生用一个笑话说 | |
| 51 | "'Well, in my opinion, sir, I think Laurie is a splendid boy. | 我认为劳里是个好孩子 |
| 52 | And what he really needs to feel better is some warm love and lots and lots of laughter,' | 他真正需要的 是一些温暖的爱 和很多的笑声,' |
| 53 | said Dr. Joe. | 乔医生说的 |
| 54 | Mr. Lawrence was a shrewd man. | 劳伦斯先生是个聪明人 |
| 55 | He had already noticed how different Laurie seemed when he was with Joe. | 他已经注意到 劳里和乔在一起的时候 有多不一样 |
| 56 | The change in his grandson was a pleasant one. | 他孙子的改变很愉快 |
| 57 | "'Then maybe you'd better stay and make sure he gets well,' | "那你最好留下来 确保他康复" |
| 58 | was the old man's surprising remark. | 是老人的惊人的言论。 |
| 59 | He smiled warmly at Joe and then at his grandson. | 他对乔和孙子笑得很热烈 |
| 60 | Later on, she described Mr. Lawrence's transformation to her sisters this way. | 后来,她以这种方式描述了劳伦斯先生对姐妹们的转变. |
| 61 | "'It was as if another person took over his body, | "'就像另一个人接管了他的身体, |
| 62 | and he suddenly turned into the kindest man in the world.'" | 他突然变成了世界上最善良的人" |
| 63 | From that moment on, Laurie became the daily visitor to the March Home. | 从那一刻起,劳里成为了每日访问三月之家的游客. |
| 64 | During the day, he had his lessons with Mr. Brooks, | 在白天,他和布鲁克斯先生一起上课 |
| 65 | a handsome, intelligent young man employed by Mr. Lawrence to help with his grandson's studies. | 一个英俊,聪明的年轻人 被劳伦斯先生雇用 帮助他的孙子学习。 |
| 66 | Left with no choice after Laurie refused to attend boarding school, | 劳里拒绝上寄宿学校后 别无选择了 |
| 67 | his grandfather finally agreed to let him receive homeschooling | 他的祖父终于同意让他接受家教 |
| 68 | until he went off to university the following year. | 直到他次年上大学 |
| 69 | Even during his lessons, Laurie had one eye on the time. | 即使在上课期间,劳里也只看一眼时间. |
| 70 | As the hands of the antique grandfather clock in the library inched toward four, | 图书馆的古董爷爷钟的手 紧紧地插在四个 |
| 71 | Laurie's ears strained for the now-familiar sounds of his neighbors | 萝莉的耳朵被邻居的臭名昭著 |
| 72 | returning from their day's activities. | 从他们当天的活动返回。 |
| 73 | Amy would come home first. | 艾米会先回家 |
| 74 | Laurie recognized how she slammed the door in her impatience | 萝莉知道她急躁中撞门 |
| 75 | to shut out any memory of the school day. | 关闭任何记忆 学校的日子。 |
| 76 | Then she would call out in a childish shrill, | 然后她会叫出 一个幼稚的尖叫, |
| 77 | "'Hannah, I have a snack. | "'汉娜,我有一个小吃。 |
| 78 | I'm so famished.'" | 我好饿 |
| 79 | Meg and Joe came home around the same time, | 梅格和乔同时回家 |
| 80 | but their entrance was completely different. | 但是他们的入口完全不同 |
| 81 | Laurie never knew when Meg returned home exactly | 萝莉不知道梅格什么时候回家 |
| 82 | because he would not hear her going into the house like Amy. | 因为他不会听到她像艾米一样进屋 |
| 83 | But from where he sat, he could see Meg walk into the kitchen, | 但是从他坐的地方 他可以看到梅格走进厨房 |
| 84 | say hello to Hannah, put on her apron, and help the housekeeper prepare dinner. | 和汉娜问好 穿上围裙 帮管家准备晚餐 |
| 85 | Thinking about his friend Joe brought a smile to Laurie's lips. | 想起他的朋友乔给萝莉的嘴唇带来了微笑. |
| 86 | Joe, knowing that Laurie would be watching out for her return, | 乔,知道劳里会注意她的归来 |
| 87 | would make all kinds of noises to let him know she was home. | 会发出各种声音 让他知道她在家 |
| 88 | One time she started to hum a funny song as she walked up the path to their door. | 有一次,她走在他们家门口的路上,开始哼着一首有趣的歌. |
| 89 | Laurie had burst out into laughter, alarming and troubling Mr. Brooks, | 劳里突然大笑 令人惊恐和不安 布鲁克斯先生 |
| 90 | who was in the middle of explaining a rather dismal subject. | 他正在解释一个相当令人沮丧的主题。 |
| 91 | Then on another occasion Mr. Brooks was explaining a tricky mathematical problem | 布鲁克斯先生在解释一个棘手的数学问题 |
| 92 | on the blackboard when he was interrupted by a strange barking noise. | 在黑板上 当他被一个奇怪的叫声打断。 |
| 93 | Looking out the window, Mr. Brooks could not see any canine in the area. | 看着窗外,Brooks先生看不到任何警犬。 |
| 94 | But he did happen to catch a glimpse of a girl hastily shutting the entrance door | 但是他碰巧看到一个女孩 匆匆地把门关了 |
| 95 | over at the march home. | 在行军回家。 |
| 96 | Of the four girls, Beth stayed home all day, | 在四个女孩中 贝丝整天呆在家里 |
| 97 | but Laurie could not make out any sounds that alerted him to where she was. | 但劳里无法发出任何声音 提醒他她在哪里。 |
| 98 | Once he thought he heard very soft singing, but Laurie could not be sure if it was Beth, | 有一次他认为他听到非常柔软的歌声, 但劳里无法确定是不是贝丝, |
| 99 | who he knew loved to sing, or if he had imagined it. | 他知道谁喜欢唱歌, 或者如果他有想象。 |
| 100 | As your attention has already left the lesson and moved on to the affairs in the other house, | 既然你的注意力已经留下了教训 转到另一家的事务上 |
| 101 | Mr. Brooks declared, closing his book, you may be excused now. | 布鲁克斯先生宣布结束他的书 现在可以原谅你了 |
| 102 | Giving him a mock salute, Laurie sprang up and leaped out of the library. | 给他一个模范的敬礼, 劳里涌出并跳出图书馆。 |
| 103 | Nothing was ever boring at the march's home. | 游行时家里没什么无聊的 |
| 104 | The girls always had plenty to keep themselves occupied, | 女孩们总是有很多 保持自己的闲暇, |
| 105 | and there was never a shortage of things to talk about. | 并且从不缺少 事情谈论。 |
| 106 | On this particular evening the conversation ranged from spiders to dinner invitations. | 在这个特殊的夜晚,谈话从蜘蛛到晚餐邀请。 |
| 107 | Grandfather would love for all of you to come for dinner tomorrow, Laurie said. | 祖父希望你们明天都来吃饭,劳里说。 |
| 108 | Although Mr. Lawrence had extended the invitation on several occasions, | 虽然劳伦斯先生曾多次发出邀请, |
| 109 | mother was delaying accepting it until Beth felt comfortable enough around | 妈妈在推迟接受 直到贝丝觉得很舒服 |
| 110 | Laurie to venture over to the unfamiliar house. | 劳里去陌生的房子冒险 |
| 111 | That's very kind of him, Beth replied in her soft way. | 他真好,贝丝以温柔的方式回答 |
| 112 | Laurie and Joe stopped playing cards to stare at her. | 劳里和乔停止打牌盯着她看. |
| 113 | Does that mean you'd like to come to my house? | 你愿意来我家吗? |
| 114 | asked Laurie. | 问劳里。 |
| 115 | Beth smiled shyly at Laurie and said, | 贝丝对萝莉害羞地笑着说 |
| 116 | To me, you're more than a neighbor, Laurie. | 对我来说,你不只是邻居,劳里。 |
| 117 | You're our dear friend. | 你是我们亲爱的朋友 |
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| 0:09 | As Joe anticipated, her sisters were in awe of the Lawrence's impressive estate. | 正如乔所预料的那样,她的姐妹们对劳伦斯令人印象深刻的庄园感到敬畏. |
| 0:15 | Even Mother paused to admire the elegant designs on the rugs as well as contemplate the splendid | 连母亲也停下来欣赏 地毯上的优雅设计 也想着精彩的 |
| 0:21 | display of antiques in each room. | 每个房间展示古董 |
| 0:24 | We are grateful for your hospitality, Mother thanked Mr. Lawrence. | 谢谢你的款待 母亲感谢劳伦斯先生 |
| 0:28 | The marches were served an eight-course meal, of which they now enjoyed the final portion, | 游行者们吃了八顿饭 现在享受最后一部分 |
| 0:34 | a decadent chocolate pie. | 一个腐烂的巧克力派。 |
| 0:36 | with tea exported from India. | 和印度出口的茶叶 |
| 0:39 | Meg and Amy ate petite bites of the light, fluffy dessert, making sure not to show their | 梅格和艾米吃了点小点心 松软的甜点 确保不要露出他们 |
| 0:44 | teeth when they pulled the silver fork away from their mouth. | 当他们把银叉从嘴里拉开时,牙齿。 |
| 0:48 | With straight, ladylike posture, they delicately padded the corners of their mouths after each | 用直立的 淑女般的姿势 细腻地把嘴的角插在后面 |
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| 1 | As Joe anticipated, her sisters were in awe of the Lawrence's impressive estate. | 正如乔所预料的那样,她的姐妹们对劳伦斯令人印象深刻的庄园感到敬畏. |
| 2 | Even Mother paused to admire the elegant designs on the rugs as well as contemplate the splendid | 连母亲也停下来欣赏 地毯上的优雅设计 也想着精彩的 |
| 3 | display of antiques in each room. | 每个房间展示古董 |
| 4 | We are grateful for your hospitality, Mother thanked Mr. Lawrence. | 谢谢你的款待 母亲感谢劳伦斯先生 |
| 5 | The marches were served an eight-course meal, of which they now enjoyed the final portion, | 游行者们吃了八顿饭 现在享受最后一部分 |
| 6 | a decadent chocolate pie. | 一个腐烂的巧克力派。 |
| 7 | with tea exported from India. | 和印度出口的茶叶 |
| 8 | Meg and Amy ate petite bites of the light, fluffy dessert, making sure not to show their | 梅格和艾米吃了点小点心 松软的甜点 确保不要露出他们 |
| 9 | teeth when they pulled the silver fork away from their mouth. | 当他们把银叉从嘴里拉开时,牙齿。 |
| 10 | With straight, ladylike posture, they delicately padded the corners of their mouths after each | 用直立的 淑女般的姿势 细腻地把嘴的角插在后面 |
| 11 | ni. | |
| 12 | Beth, who usually did not favor desserts, seemed to savor this particular one. | 通常不喜欢甜点的贝丝 似乎喜欢这个特别的甜点 |
| 13 | Joe, unlike her more refined sisters, could not resist groaning in delight after each | Joe, 不像她更精致的姐妹们, 无法抗拒在欢乐中呻吟 |
| 14 | bite, causing Laurie to roll his eyes and make monkey faces at her. | 导致萝莉把眼睛翻滚 给猴子的脸朝她 |
| 15 | She returned the gesture, resulting in blasts of laughter from both parties. | 她还原了手势,导致双方大笑。 |
| 16 | Shaking his head at Laurie but smiling, Mr. Lawrence replied to Mother, | 摇头在劳里,但微笑,劳伦斯先生回答妈妈, |
| 17 | I am the one who is grateful. | 我是一个谁感激。 |
| 18 | Friendship with your daughters has changed my grandson immensely. | 和你女儿的友谊 大大改变了我的孙子 |
| 19 | To Mother, Laurie had become the son she never had. | 对母亲来说,劳里成了她从未有过的儿子。 |
| 20 | He is a sweet, dear boy. | 他是个好孩子 |
| 21 | You must be proud of him, she said. | 她说你一定为他感到骄傲 |
| 22 | Perhaps it was Mother's sincerity and kindness that moved Mr. Lawrence to speak openly about | 也许是母亲的诚意和善意 促使劳伦斯先生公开谈论 |
| 23 | his most devastating losses in life. | 他生命中最具毁灭性的损失。 |
| 24 | Theodore, or Laurie, as he likes to be called, reminds me of his father. | 西奥多,或劳里,他喜欢被叫, 让我想起他的父亲。 |
| 25 | They both have the same mischievous attitude, the same rebellious streak, and the same talent | 他们都有同样的邪恶态度 同样的叛逆 同样的天赋 |
| 26 | for the arts. | 为艺术。 |
| 27 | I also had a little girl, the mildest, most adorable daughter parents could hope for. | 我也有一个小女孩, 最温柔, 最可爱的女儿父母可以希望。 |
| 28 | Your Beth reminds me of her so. | 你的贝丝让我想起她 |
| 29 | My darling girl had a love for music, especially the piano, and she would play for my wife | 我亲爱的女孩喜欢音乐,特别是钢琴 她会为我的妻子演奏 |
| 30 | and me every evening. | 和我每个晚上。 |
| 31 | How I would look forward to returning home to the sounds of music coming from the conservatory. | 我将如何期待回家 音乐院的音乐声。 |
| 32 | My son, after he became a young man, went against my wishes and followed his heart to | 我儿子在成为年轻人后 违背我的意愿 随心所欲 |
| 33 | Italy, where he fell in love with a beautiful young woman. | 意大利 他爱上了一个美丽的年轻女子 |
| 34 | She was also an artist. | 她也是一个艺术家。 |
| 35 | They traveled across Europe with their small child, Laurie, living like gypsies. | 他们带着自己的小孩Laurie穿越欧洲,像吉普赛人一样生活. |
| 36 | No permanent home, no decent food or clothing. | 没有永久住所,没有体面的食物或衣服。 |
| 37 | I was furious, of course, and refused to support them financially unless they returned here | 我当然很生气 拒绝资助他们 除非他们回来 |
| 38 | and lived like normal folks. | 像正常人一样生活 |
| 39 | Tragically, they died in an accident, leaving Laurie an orphan entrusted to my care. | 可悲的是,他们死于一场意外 给劳里留下了一个孤儿 托付给我照顾 |
| 40 | You've raised a wonderful boy, Mr. Lawrence," said Mother comfortingly. | 你养了一个好孩子 劳伦斯先生 母亲说很安慰 |
| 41 | Mr. Lawrence smiled sadly and said, | 劳伦斯先生笑着说: |
| 42 | Although I may not say it to him enough, I am proud of my grandson. | 虽然我对他说得还不够,但我为我的孙子感到骄傲。 |
| 43 | What happened to your sweet daughter? | 你可爱的女儿怎么了? |
| 44 | Mother gently inquired. | 母亲轻轻地询问。 |
| 45 | Mr. Lawrence's face was masked in pain. | 劳伦斯先生的脸被蒙上痛苦的面具. |
| 46 | She developed an illness when she was young and died of it. | 她年轻时发展出一种疾病,并因此而去世. |
| 47 | Mother remained silent as she looked at her girls, grateful that they were all in good health. | 母亲在看着女儿时保持沉默,感谢她们都身体健康。 |
| 48 | Grandfather, Laurie broke the awkward silence. | 爷爷,劳里打破了尴尬的沉默。 |
| 49 | Joe tells me that one of her sisters here has magic fingers. | 乔告诉我,她的一个姐姐 这里有魔法手指。 |
| 50 | Apparently, they glide effortlessly across the piano, creating the most beautiful melodies | 显然,他们不费心地滑翔着钢琴 创造了最美丽的旋律 |
| 51 | to the ears. | 至耳边. |
| 52 | Ouch! | 哎哟! |
| 53 | Joe had just given Laurie a good strong kick to let him know how she felt about his unauthorized | Joe刚刚给了Laurie一个很强的脚 让他知道她对他未经授权的感觉 |
| 54 | comment. | 评论。 |
| 55 | As for Beth, she flushed pink as she slid lower into her chair and avoided eye contact | 至于贝丝 她把粉红色冲到椅子上 避免眼睛接触 |
| 56 | with everyone. | 与每个人。 |
| 57 | Mr. Lawrence, already detecting Beth's shyness and reluctance to be in the spotlight, discreetly | 劳伦斯先生,已经发现 贝丝的害羞和不愿 在聚光灯,谨慎 |
| 58 | remarked, | 说, |
| 59 | I'm sure each young lady has a special talent of her own. | 我敢肯定,每个年轻女士 都有自己独特的天赋。 |
| 60 | Whether she chooses to show off that ability is her choice entirely. | 她是否选择炫耀这种能力是她完全的选择. |
| 61 | Now, I suggest we all go to the conservatory to relax. | 现在,我建议我们都去音乐学院放松。 |
| 62 | Everyone stood up and followed the master of the estate to his most beloved room. | 大家都站起来跟随庄园主人来到他最爱的房间. |
| 63 | The conservatory room offered delights for everyone according to individual tastes. | 音乐厅根据每个人的口味,为每个人提供快乐。 |
| 64 | For Meg and Amy, a most exotic arrangement of flowers and plants greeted them. | 对于梅格和艾米来说,一个最异国情调的花和植物安排迎接他们. |
| 65 | What an exquisite piece of creation! | 多么精致的创造! |
| 66 | exclaimed Amy, bending down to smell a lavender flower. | 叹为观止的艾米 弯腰闻一朵薰衣草花 |
| 67 | Meg and Amy strolled around the room whispering and nodding their heads in approval at the | 梅格和艾米在房间里漫步 低声点头 以批准 |
| 68 | enchanting display. | 迷人的显示。 |
| 69 | For Joe, a shelf full of books prompted her to squeal like a little girl. | 对乔来说,一个满是书的架子促使她像小女孩一样尖叫. |
| 70 | Ugh! | 唉哟! |
| 71 | Have you ever seen anything so glorious? | 你见过这么光荣的东西吗? |
| 72 | What's so glorious about an old bookshelf with smelly books? | 一个有臭书的老书架有什么光荣? |
| 73 | Laurie asked humorously. | 劳里很幽默地问了 |
| 74 | It's what is inside them that makes them special, said Joe as she ran her hand across the book's | 里面的东西让他们很特别 Joe说,当她用手穿过书里 |
| 75 | However, it was Beth who felt the greatest pleasure of all. | 然而,正是贝丝感受到了所有人最大的乐趣. |
| 76 | In one corner of the conservatory stood a stately grand piano. | 在音乐学院的一角 立着一首雄伟的钢琴 |
| 77 | Its lid rolled back as if to invite someone to touch its polished keys. | 它的盖子回滚,好像要请人摸摸它磨过的钥匙一样. |
| 78 | As much as Beth's heart yearned to sit on the plush velvet stool and feel the ivory | 就像贝丝的心脏渴望坐在加的丝绒凳上 感受象牙 |
| 79 | keys, she was too timid to act upon her desire. | 钥匙,她太胆小了,不能满足她的愿望 |
| 80 | Her eyes never leaving the magical instrument that called to her, Beth inched away to the | 她的眼睛从不离开那神奇的乐器 召唤她,贝丝 |
| 81 | opposite side of the room. | 对面的房间。 |
| 82 | This is my favorite room of the house, Mr. Lawrence began in an unusually loud voice. | 这是我最爱的房间 劳伦斯先生的声音非常响亮 |
| 83 | Unfortunately, during the day, nobody is around to enjoy it. | 不幸的是,白天,没有人可以享受。 |
| 84 | Even the servants don't come in here unless I give them permission. | 连仆人都不会进来 除非我允许 |
| 85 | Everything here, especially that piano, is longing for some company. | 这里的一切,尤其是那钢琴, 都渴望有伴。 |
| 86 | Too bad no one can give it the proper attention it deserves, Mr. Lawrence shook his head regrettably. | 可惜没有人能够给予应有的重视,劳伦斯先生遗憾地摇头。 |
| 87 | Out of the corner of his eye, he caught sight of Beth moving out slowly from behind a large | 从他眼睛的角落里 他看见贝丝从一个大块头 慢慢地走出去 |
| 88 | armchair. | 扶手把椅子拿来 |
| 89 | Could I perhaps impose on the kindness of your family, Mr. Lawrence continued, pretending | 劳伦斯先生继续假装 |
| 90 | that he didn't notice Beth's obvious interest. | 他没注意到贝丝的明显兴趣 |
| 91 | Of course, Mr. Lawrence, replied Mother, already discerning what the wise old man was about | 当然,劳伦斯先生回答说,妈妈, 已经知道那个聪明的老人在说什么 |
| 92 | to suggest. | 建议。 |
| 93 | Would one of you be so kind as to come here once a day to make sure everything is in order? | 你们中有人愿意每天来这里一次 确保一切正常吗? |
| 94 | And perhaps play on the piano keys so they don't get stuck or dusty, Mr. Lawrence pleaded, | 劳伦斯先生恳求说, |
| 95 | his eyes lingering on Beth. | 他的眼睛在贝丝。 |
| 96 | Would you allow one to play the piano? | 你能允许一个人弹钢琴吗? |
| 97 | Joe asked innocently. | 祖问无罪. |
| 98 | You could do as you like, the old man replied with a wink, because when the conservatory | 你可以随心所欲 老头子眨眼回答 因为当音乐学院 |
| 99 | door is closed, no one can hear anything. | 门是关着的, 没有人能听到任何东西。 |
| 100 | No one will be around to watch or bother you in any way. | 没人会来监视或打扰你 |
| 101 | You will be completely alone. | 你会完全孤独。 |
| 102 | Well, I would love to help you, Mr. Lawrence, Joe replied heroically, but I am working during | 我很想帮你 劳伦斯先生 乔勇敢地回答 |
| 103 | the day as is Meg, and Amy attends school. | 和梅格一样,艾米上学。 |
| 104 | I could help, sir. | 我可以帮忙,先生。 |
| 105 | Beth spoke so softly no one heard her at first, then she repeated it in a slightly louder | 贝丝说话很温柔 一开始没有人听到她, 然后她再大声一点 |
| 106 | voice. | 声音 |
| 107 | Oh, would you, Beth, dear, are you sure? | 贝丝,你确定吗? |
| 108 | Mr. Lawrence intentionally walked over to the piano and tapped his fingers on the keys. | 劳伦斯先生故意走到钢琴旁,用手指敲键. |
| 109 | Look at the sly fox, Lori muttered to Joe. | 看看那狡猾的狐狸 萝莉对乔大叫 |
| 110 | Joe nudged Lori in agreement but kept her focus on Beth, whose footsteps directed her | Joe同意了Lori 但把注意力放在Beth身上 她的脚步指引着她 |
| 111 | to the piano, as if a strong magnetic force was pulling her. | 就像强大的磁力在拉着她 |
| 112 | Her trembling fingers reached out and lightly tapped the piano, then with more boldness | 她颤抖的手指伸出来轻轻地敲琴 然后更大胆 |
| 113 | she brushed it much like stroking a cat. | 她把它刷得像只猫 |
| 114 | It would be my pleasure, sir, Beth replied honestly, giving the old man a soft, grateful | 乐意之至,先生,贝丝诚实地回答, 给老人一个温柔的,感激的 |
| 115 | smile. | 笑一个 |
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| 0:10 | Every morning was eventful at the March Home, today being no different. | 每天早上在三月之家都是盛事,今天没有什么不同。 |
| 0:15 | Amy had overslept and was very cranky. | 艾米睡过头了,很狂躁 |
| 0:18 | Her hair, her most precious asset, looked limp and lifeless. | 她的头发,她最珍贵的财富, 看起来像跛脚和无生命。 |
| 0:23 | May I please be excused from school? | 我可以离开学校吗? |
| 0:26 | I'm just not happy today, she whined, | 我只是今天不高兴,她抱怨, |
| 0:30 | munching on a piece of dry bread that would have been warm and soft | 在一块干燥的面包上擦伤 本来是温暖柔软的 |
| 0:33 | if she had gotten up in time to eat it. | 如果她能及时起床吃的话 |
| 0:36 | Well then, we should all stay home. | 那么,我们都应该呆在家里。 |
| 0:39 | I'm not happy and neither is Meg. | 我不高兴,梅格也不高兴。 |
| 0:41 | Joe shouted sarcastically from the foyer. | 乔在大厅里大喊大叫 |
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| 1 | Every morning was eventful at the March Home, today being no different. | 每天早上在三月之家都是盛事,今天没有什么不同。 |
| 2 | Amy had overslept and was very cranky. | 艾米睡过头了,很狂躁 |
| 3 | Her hair, her most precious asset, looked limp and lifeless. | 她的头发,她最珍贵的财富, 看起来像跛脚和无生命。 |
| 4 | May I please be excused from school? | 我可以离开学校吗? |
| 5 | I'm just not happy today, she whined, | 我只是今天不高兴,她抱怨, |
| 6 | munching on a piece of dry bread that would have been warm and soft | 在一块干燥的面包上擦伤 本来是温暖柔软的 |
| 7 | if she had gotten up in time to eat it. | 如果她能及时起床吃的话 |
| 8 | Well then, we should all stay home. | 那么,我们都应该呆在家里。 |
| 9 | I'm not happy and neither is Meg. | 我不高兴,梅格也不高兴。 |
| 10 | Joe shouted sarcastically from the foyer. | 乔在大厅里大喊大叫 |
| 11 | Late as usual, the two older girls were hastening to get out the door, | 和往常一样晚,两个年纪较大的女孩 急忙走出门, |
| 12 | but Joe couldn't find The Pirate's Enigma, | 但乔找不到海盗之谜 |
| 13 | a book she had borrowed from Aunt March. | 她从马奇阿姨那里借来的一本书 |
| 14 | Where could that stupid book be? | 那本蠢书在哪儿? |
| 15 | Joe yelled in frustration. | 乔在沮丧中大喊大叫. |
| 16 | Joe, mind your tongue and mind your temper, | 乔,小心你的舌头和你的脾气, |
| 17 | Mother rebuked as she yanked at Amy's knots. | 妈妈对艾米的结节痛恨不已 |
| 18 | I'll look for the book, Beth offered in her timid manner. | 我去找那本书 贝丝以她胆小的方式提供 |
| 19 | Pray for me that Aunt March won't have an urge to hear that story read to her today. | 为我祈祷,马奇阿姨今天不会有 听到这个故事的冲动 |
| 20 | I'll just pretend to be deaf or have a sore throat if she does. | 我会装聋作哑 或者喉咙痛 如果她有的话 |
| 21 | Joe remarked, shoving her arms into her thick coat | Joe说,把她的手臂塞进她厚厚的外套里 |
| 22 | and finally stepping outside the door. | 终于走出大门了 |
| 23 | Blowing kisses at everyone, Meg and Joe began their trek to work. | 吹吻每个人,梅格和乔开始他们的旅程工作。 |
| 24 | When Mother went to the window to wave at her girls, | 当妈妈去窗户对着她的姑娘们挥手时 |
| 25 | Amy reluctantly gathered her school books, | Amy不情愿地收集她的书 |
| 26 | got her lunch pail from Hannah, and dragged her feet to the foyer. | 她从汉娜那里拿了午餐桶 然后把她的脚拖到大厅里 |
| 27 | You're so lucky you can stay home all day, Amy said wistfully to Beth. | 你很幸运,你可以呆在家里一整天,艾米对贝丝说 |
| 28 | At other times when Amy said this, Beth would shake her head and say, | 贝丝会摇头说 |
| 29 | You're the lucky one. | 你是幸运的 |
| 30 | I wish I could go to school. | 我希望我能去上学。 |
| 31 | Today, however, Beth did not say anything because, inside, | 然而,今天,贝丝没有说什么 因为,在内心, |
| 32 | she was feeling very lucky. | 她觉得很幸运 |
| 33 | Today, she had something very special to look forward to. | 今天,她有 特别的东西期待。 |
| 34 | It seemed to take an eternity before everyone was finally gone. | 似乎要花上一辈子 才能让所有人都消失 |
| 35 | Beth was all by herself. | 贝丝独自一人 |
| 36 | The kitchen door of the March home faced the Lawrence Mansion, | 三月家的厨房门 面对劳伦斯大厦, |
| 37 | in particular, the conservatory, where the object of Beth's desire was. | 特别是音乐学院 贝丝的欲望就是在那里 |
| 38 | Beth, however, had a major obstacle to overcome first, her fear. | 然而,贝丝有一个主要的障碍 首先克服,她的恐惧。 |
| 39 | What if Mr. Lawrence suddenly walks into the conservatory? | 万一劳伦斯先生突然走进音乐学院怎么办? |
| 40 | she said to herself. | 她对自己说 |
| 41 | What if Laurie hears me play and thinks I'm horrible? | 如果萝莉听到我弹琴 觉得我很恐怖呢? |
| 42 | Then what if he tells Joe? | 那如果他告诉乔呢? |
| 43 | What if the door locks after I'm inside and I can't get out? | 如果我进去后门锁住了 我出不去怎么办? |
| 44 | But no matter how many what-ifs Beth could think of, | 但无论贝丝能想到多少 |
| 45 | her fear did not hold her back from the beautiful instrument inside. | 她的恐惧并没有阻止她 从美丽的乐器里面。 |
| 46 | Taking a deep breath, she opened the kitchen door. | 深呼吸 她打开了厨房的门 |
| 47 | Sticking her head out and checking to make sure no one was around, | 把她的头伸出去 检查以确保没有人在身边, |
| 48 | she took one brave step forward. | 她向前迈出了勇敢的一步。 |
| 49 | Then, like a frightened field mouse, she scurried across the yard | 然后,像一只吓坏了的野鼠, 她冲过院子 |
| 50 | onto the stone pathway that led to the mansion. | 在通往豪宅的石头通道上 |
| 51 | Pausing to cool her flushed cheeks, Beth felt like an intruder, | 贝丝觉得自己像入侵者一样 |
| 52 | as if she were entering a home not her own. | 仿佛她进入了一个不是她自己的家 |
| 53 | Mr. Lawrence, of course, had given his permission, | 当然劳伦斯先生已经同意了 |
| 54 | yet it was an odd sensation as Beth pushed open the glass doors to the conservatory. | 贝丝把玻璃门推到音乐学院 这感觉很奇怪 |
| 55 | As Mr. Lawrence had promised, the room was empty. | 正如劳伦斯先生所承诺的,房间是空的. |
| 56 | And as before, Beth caught her breath when her gaze fell upon the beautiful piano. | 和以前一样,贝丝在她的目光落在美丽的钢琴上时,抓住了她的呼吸. |
| 57 | Hello, I'm Beth. | 你好,我是贝丝。 |
| 58 | The magnificence of the musical instrument impelled her to introduce herself. | 乐器的壮观迫使她自我介绍. |
| 59 | Giggling, she continued. | 她继续说 |
| 60 | Mr. Lawrence says I must come every day and look after you. | 劳伦斯先生说我每天都要来照顾你 |
| 61 | She lightly stroked the keys. | 她轻轻地按了钥匙 |
| 62 | He doesn't want you to get dusty or for your keys to get stuck. | 他不希望你染上灰尘 或让你的钥匙卡住。 |
| 63 | Even with Beth's amateur touch, she knew none of the polished keys ever got stuck. | 即使贝丝的业余触摸, 她知道任何被抛光的钥匙 从来没有卡住。 |
| 64 | But just between you and me? | 但只有你和我之间? |
| 65 | She leaned closer to the piano as if she were whispering a secret. | 她靠近钢琴,好像在低语 |
| 66 | I was hoping he would ask so I could come and play music on you. | 我希望他会问,这样我就可以 来为你演奏音乐。 |
| 67 | Pulling the stool out, Beth carefully sat down on the soft velvet cushion. | 把凳子拉出来,贝丝小心翼翼地坐在软绒垫上. |
| 68 | Oh, look! | 哦,听着! |
| 69 | Beth reached out to open an old leather book resting on the stand. | 贝丝伸手打开一张旧皮书 躺在看台上 |
| 70 | Inside was a collection of sheet music, many of them songs that Beth knew. | 里面收藏着一张纸板音乐,其中许多是贝丝所熟知的歌曲. |
| 71 | You even prepared music for me to play! | 你甚至给我准备了音乐 |
| 72 | How kind you are! | 你这么好心 |
| 73 | Beth lovingly patted the top of the piano. | 贝丝亲切地拍了钢琴的顶部。 |
| 74 | After taking a moment to select a song, Beth clenched and unclenched her fists, | 在花点时间选择一首歌之后 贝丝把拳头扭了下来 |
| 75 | as she'd seen pianists do. | 就像她见过的钢琴家一样 |
| 76 | Then ever so cautiously she began to play. | 然后她开始谨慎行事 |
| 77 | At first the sounds were timid, like Beth and unsure, lacking confidence and power. | 起初声音很胆小,像贝丝和不确定,缺乏信心和力量. |
| 78 | However, as she practiced and became more acquainted with her new friend, | 然而,当她练习 并更加熟悉 她的新朋友, |
| 79 | she felt comfortable enough to open her soul. | 她觉得很舒服 能打开她的灵魂 |
| 80 | Oblivious to the passing of time, Beth fell into a world of sound and harmony. | 无视时间的流逝,贝丝陷入了一个声音和谐的世界. |
| 81 | True to her word, Beth visited the conservatory every day. | 贝丝每天都去音乐学院 |
| 82 | Even though Hannah scolded her for not eating properly | 虽然汉娜骂她吃不饱 |
| 83 | or practicing so long that her bones were stiff and numb, | 或锻炼如此之久 她的骨头僵硬和麻木, |
| 84 | Beth felt that nothing could give her greater happiness | 贝丝觉得没有什么能给她更大的幸福 |
| 85 | than the time she spent playing music. | 而不是她玩音乐的时间 |
| 86 | Unknown to Beth, she already had a couple of secret admirers | 贝丝不知道,她已经有 几个秘密崇拜者 |
| 87 | who also were finding joy and comfort in her melodies. | 他们也在她的旋律中找到欢乐和安慰。 |
| 88 | One of them should have been paying closer attention to his lessons, | 其中一个应该更注意他的教训 |
| 89 | but found himself straining his ears to hear Beth's music. | 却发现自己在听贝丝的音乐 |
| 90 | After Laurie discovered he could hear Beth playing downstairs, | 萝莉发现后 他听到贝丝在楼下演奏 |
| 91 | he deliberately opened a window in the library in order to hear the music more clearly. | 他故意在图书馆打开一个窗口,以便更清楚地听到音乐. |
| 92 | Must you keep that window open? | 你一定要打开窗户吗? |
| 93 | It's freezing in here, | 这里很冷 |
| 94 | Mr. Brooks complained to his young pupil. | Brooks先生向年轻学生抱怨了 |
| 95 | Mr. Brooks was not amused since the temperature outside was way below zero. | Brooks先生不开心 因为外面的温度远低于零 |
| 96 | The other admirer chose to sit in his study, lean back in his chair, | 另一位崇拜者选择坐在他的书房里,靠在椅子上, |
| 97 | and remember the time when his own little girl's music could be heard through those very walls. | 记得他自己的小女儿的音乐 可以通过墙壁听到的时候 |
| 98 | Since everyone was home on the weekends, | 既然大家都在周末回家, |
| 99 | Beth could not practice her beloved piano in the conservatory, | 贝丝不能在音乐学院练习她心爱的钢琴 |
| 100 | but she continued to play the music in her mind, wherever she was. | 但她继续演奏她心中的音乐 不论她在哪里 |
| 101 | One Saturday after returning from the grocers with Hannah, | 一个星期六,从杂货店回来 与汉娜, |
| 102 | Beth found herself encircled by her sisters, | 贝丝发现自己被她的姐妹们包围 |
| 103 | all of them shouting with excitement at once. | 他们都激动地喊着 |
| 104 | You've got a gift, Beth! | 你有天赋,贝丝! |
| 105 | screamed Amy. | 尖叫着艾米。 |
| 106 | A gift? | 礼物? |
| 107 | Beth asked, confused. | 贝丝问,困惑。 |
| 108 | Come see it, come! | 过来看看,过来! |
| 109 | Joe took Beth's arm and led her to the living room. | 乔拿起贝丝的手臂,带她去客厅. |
| 110 | As she stepped into the familiar room, | 当她走进熟悉的房间时 |
| 111 | Beth's eyes immediately went to the corner where something new stood. | 贝丝的眼睛立刻走到了新立面的角落. |
| 112 | It was a beautiful solid oak piano. | 那是个漂亮的橡树钢琴 |
| 113 | Is this really for me? | 这是真的给我的吗? |
| 114 | she whispered, her voice trembling. | 她低声说话 她的声音颤抖 |
| 115 | Look at this card, Beth! | 看看这张卡,贝丝! |
| 116 | Joe swung a white envelope in her face. | Joe在她脸上打了一个白色的信封 |
| 117 | Read it, huff! | 读吧,嘘! |
| 118 | Amy pleaded. | 艾米恳求。 |
| 119 | I can't. | 我没办法 |
| 120 | I'm too nervous. | 我太紧张了 |
| 121 | Joe, can you read it for me, please? | 乔,你能帮我读一下吗? |
| 122 | asked Beth. | 问贝丝。 |
| 123 | Joe ripped the envelope open and read in a loud voice. | 乔撕开信封 大声读出来 |
| 124 | My dearest Beth! | 我亲爱的贝丝! |
| 125 | I'm afraid you may not like what I am about to say, | 恐怕你不喜欢我将要说的话 |
| 126 | but I must confess that I have been listening to your beautiful music from my study. | 但我必须承认,我一直在听 你美丽的音乐 从我的书房。 |
| 127 | You may not realize it, | 你可能没意识到 |
| 128 | but your lovely melodies have brought much happiness back into my home. | 但你可爱的旋律带回了我的家 |
| 129 | Therefore, as a token of my deepest appreciation, | 因此,作为我最深切的感谢, |
| 130 | please accept this gift, which at one time belonged to my own daughter. | 请接受这个礼物, 它曾经属于我的女儿。 |
| 131 | May it bring much music and joy to your home and hearts as it has done to mine. | 愿它为你的家和心带来很多音乐和快乐 就像它为我所做的那样 |
| 132 | Your greatest admirer, Mr. Lawrence. | 你最崇拜的人 劳伦斯先生 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:10 | The March Girls never lacked ideas about how to keep themselves entertained at home. | "三月少女"从不缺乏如何让自己在家里娱乐的想法. |
| 0:16 | And having a piano in the house only added to the fun. | 而家里有钢琴只会增加乐趣. |
| 0:20 | Can you play this one next? | 你能下一场吗? |
| 0:22 | Amy asked about an old folk song she had liked as a little girl. | 艾米问起她小时候喜欢的一首旧民歌. |
| 0:27 | It reminds me of my childhood. | 这让我想起我的童年 |
| 0:29 | The twelve-year-old girl recalled fondly. | 十二岁女孩很愉快的回忆 |
| 0:32 | Mother turned away, hiding a smile, | 母亲转身, 隐藏微笑, |
| 0:35 | while Joe rolled her eyes and said in a teasing tone, | Joe一边转着眼睛说 |
| 0:39 | And now that you are so old, you want to relive the days of your youth, do you? | 现在,你这么老了, 你想重温你的青春时光,是吗? |
| 0:46 | You don't know how hard my life is right now, | 你不知道我现在的生活有多艰难 |
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| 1 | The March Girls never lacked ideas about how to keep themselves entertained at home. | "三月少女"从不缺乏如何让自己在家里娱乐的想法. |
| 2 | And having a piano in the house only added to the fun. | 而家里有钢琴只会增加乐趣. |
| 3 | Can you play this one next? | 你能下一场吗? |
| 4 | Amy asked about an old folk song she had liked as a little girl. | 艾米问起她小时候喜欢的一首旧民歌. |
| 5 | It reminds me of my childhood. | 这让我想起我的童年 |
| 6 | The twelve-year-old girl recalled fondly. | 十二岁女孩很愉快的回忆 |
| 7 | Mother turned away, hiding a smile, | 母亲转身, 隐藏微笑, |
| 8 | while Joe rolled her eyes and said in a teasing tone, | Joe一边转着眼睛说 |
| 9 | And now that you are so old, you want to relive the days of your youth, do you? | 现在,你这么老了, 你想重温你的青春时光,是吗? |
| 10 | You don't know how hard my life is right now, | 你不知道我现在的生活有多艰难 |
| 11 | Amy started to protest. | 艾米开始抗议. |
| 12 | Before a quarrel could start, Beth hastily began playing Amy's request. | 在争吵开始之前,贝丝仓促地开始播放艾米的要求. |
| 13 | It was true what Amy said. | 艾米说的是真的 |
| 14 | School had changed quite a bit since her older sisters had attended. | 自从她的姐姐们上学以来,学校发生了很大变化。 |
| 15 | Nowadays, girls Amy's age were more outspoken, bold and daring. | 现在,女孩们 艾米的年龄更直言不讳,大胆大胆. |
| 16 | As a result, some girls pressured others to do things they would not normally do. | 因此,一些女孩强迫其他人做她们通常不会做的事。 |
| 17 | Wanting to please and be accepted, sometimes they gave into the pressure as Amy did today. | 想要取悦和被接受,有时他们像艾米今天那样施压. |
| 18 | The day started off like any other day. | 一天开始 像其他任何一天。 |
| 19 | Meg and Joe were running late as usual, thanks to Joe. | 梅格和乔跟往常一样迟到了 多亏了乔 |
| 20 | Beth was dressed and ready to leave for Mr. Lawrence's. | 贝丝穿好衣服,准备去劳伦斯先生家 |
| 21 | Mother and Hannah had faithfully prepared everyone's breakfast and packed Amy's lunch. | 母亲和汉娜忠实地准备了每个人的早餐,并收拾了艾米的午餐. |
| 22 | Amy, on the other hand, was unusually quiet. | 另一方面,艾米非常安静 |
| 23 | Meg问道, | |
| 24 | Is there something the matter, Amy? | 有什么事吗,艾米? |
| 25 | Dramatically shaking her head, Amy sighed, then lamented, | 戏剧性地摇动她的头,艾米叹息,然后感叹, |
| 26 | Yes, there is. | 是的,这是有的。 |
| 27 | Won't you tell me what it is? | 你能告诉我是什么吗? |
| 28 | Meg further inquired, keeping one eye on Joe, who had come downstairs just a second earlier, | 梅格又问了一下 盯着刚才下楼的乔 |
| 29 | but then stomped back up muttering under her breath. | 却又在她呼吸中吐口水 |
| 30 | Amy brushed her golden curls, lowered her eyes and said in a soft, pitiful voice, | 艾米刷她的金色卷发, 降低她的双眼 用一个柔软,可怜的声音, |
| 31 | Today is my turn to buy limes for the girls, but I haven't got any money. | 今天轮到我给姑娘们买石灰了 但我没钱 |
| 32 | Limes? | 莱姆斯? |
| 33 | What for? | 为什么? |
| 34 | Meg asked, surprised. | 梅格问,惊讶。 |
| 35 | Well, Christina, Katie, Mary and Julia. | 克里斯蒂娜 凯蒂 玛丽和茱莉亚 |
| 36 | Amy named the most popular girls in her school and continued, | 艾米命名了她学校最受欢迎的女孩 并继续, |
| 37 | Started the most marvelous game. | 开始了最精彩的比赛 |
| 38 | Each week a girl buys a bag of limes and gives one to her true friends. | 每周一个女孩会买一袋石灰 给她真正的朋友 |
| 39 | If you are given a lime, that means that you are considered a friend. | 如果你得到一个石灰, 这意味着你被视为一个朋友。 |
| 40 | And the girls have all been so kind to me, I never knew I had so many friends. | 女孩们都对我那么好, 我从不知道我有这么多朋友。 |
| 41 | Amy cried modestly. | 艾米谦虚地哭了。 |
| 42 | So today you are the one handing out the limes, Meg stated. | Meg说,今天你就是那个送石灰的人 |
| 43 | Nodding, Amy exclaimed, | 点头,艾米叹息, |
| 44 | Oh, dearest Meg, could you help me out? | 哦,亲爱的梅格,你能帮我吗? |
| 45 | I don't even have a penny. | 我什至没有一分钱。 |
| 46 | What will the girls think if I don't have any limes to give them? | 女孩们会怎么想 如果我没有 任何石灰给他们? |
| 47 | Sweet understanding Meg merely opened her purse and took out a quarter. | 甜心,梅格只是打开她的钱包 并拿出四分之一。 |
| 48 | Now, back in those days, a quarter was worth a lot of money. | 现在,回到那些时候,四分之一是值很多钱的。 |
| 49 | Just see how many limes Amy could buy with 25 cents. | 只要看看有多少石灰 艾米可以买25美分。 |
| 50 | Thank you! | 谢谢! |
| 51 | squealed Amy, jumping up and down and hugging her sister. | 尖叫着艾米,跳上跳下并拥抱她的妹妹. |
| 52 | A quarter will give me a bag of 25, maybe 26 if Mr. Peters gives me an extra. | 如果彼得斯先生给我多一个 25块,26块 |
| 53 | The girls will be so pleased. | 姑娘们会很高兴的 |
| 54 | Yelling her loud goodbyes cheerfully to everyone, Amy dashed out the door, | 她大声的告别 欢呼着所有人 艾米冲出了门 |
| 55 | Clutching the quarter tightly in her hand. | 紧紧地在她手里划掉那块 |
| 56 | What's made her so happy all of a sudden? | 为什么她突然这么高兴? |
| 57 | barked Joe, taking two stares at a time. | 吠叫乔,一次两只眼睛 |
| 58 | I'll tell you on the way, Meg smiled as she and Joe also left the house. | 在路上我会告诉你,梅格微笑着,因为她和乔也离开了房子. |
| 59 | Before going to school, Amy raced over to Mr. Peters the grocer and bought a big bag of limes. | 上学前,艾米跑到彼得斯先生那里 买一大袋石灰 |
| 60 | As Amy had hoped, he included one extra. | 正如艾米所希望的,他包括了一个额外的。 |
| 61 | Carrying the limes to school made Amy feel powerful, | 把石灰带去学校 让艾米觉得很强大 |
| 62 | Since she could choose who would be her friend or not. | 因为她可以选择 谁是她的朋友与否。 |
| 63 | Holding her head up high and proud, Amy walked into her classroom, | 抱起她的头高高傲,艾米走进她的教室, |
| 64 | Deliberately rustling the paper bag so the sound would attract the ears of the other girls. | 故意盗用纸袋,使声音吸引其他女孩的耳朵. |
| 65 | As she expected, some girls ran over to her at once, | 正如她所料,有些女孩马上跑到她身边 |
| 66 | Complimenting her hair, her outfit, and anything else they could think of. | 赞美她的头发 衣服 还有他们能想到的任何东西 |
| 67 | Your hair looks so soft today, shrieked one girl. | 你今天的头发好柔软 吓坏了一个女孩 |
| 68 | Where did you get that dress? | 你从哪弄来的裙子? |
| 69 | I want the exact same one, cried another. | 我想要一个完全相同的, 哭另一个。 |
| 70 | Soon Amy was surrounded by most of her classmates, | 很快艾米就被大部分同学包围了 |
| 71 | Each one trying to get a lime to prove they were her friend. | 每个人试图得到 石灰来证明 他们是她的朋友。 |
| 72 | Amy, is that you? | 艾米,是你吗? |
| 73 | asked a girl who walked over, | 问一个走过来的女孩, |
| 74 | Wearing a pretty pink dress and matching ribbon. | 穿着漂亮的粉红色裙子和匹配的丝带. |
| 75 | The crowd moved to make room for her. | 人群为她腾出了空间. |
| 76 | She glided lightly across and stood before Amy. | 她轻轻地滑过去 站在艾米面前 |
| 77 | Hello, Mary, Amy said cheerfully, | 你好,玛丽,艾米说愉快的, |
| 78 | As she opened her bag and chose a plump, shiny green lime to give to her. | 当她打开她的包 并选择一个羽毛,闪亮的绿色石灰 给她。 |
| 79 | Accepting the lime with just a smile and nod, | 用微笑点头接受石灰 |
| 80 | Mary glided past Amy and went to her desk. | 玛丽滑过艾米,走到她的桌子上。 |
| 81 | Hi, Amy, what's in the bag? | 嗨,艾米,什么在包里吗? |
| 82 | asked another girl walking over, | 问另一个女孩走过来, |
| 83 | Wearing a green and white dress. | 穿绿白衣. |
| 84 | It was Jenny, who had handed out limes last week, | 是Jenny上星期发的石灰 |
| 85 | But didn't give one to Amy. | 但是没有给艾米一个。 |
| 86 | How cheeky, she knows what I have, Amy thought to herself. | 她知道我的本事 艾米自以为是 |
| 87 | A loud she smiled and said in an extra sweet voice, | 她笑了一下 用一个特别甜美的声音说 |
| 88 | Oh, it's nothing special. | 没什么特别的 |
| 89 | Jenny's eyes flashed, and she was about to say something nasty | 珍妮的眼睛闪闪发光 她正要说些恶心的话 |
| 90 | When Kitty, Amy's best friend, grabbed her arm and said, | 当凯蒂,艾米最好的朋友, 抓住她的手臂说, |
| 91 | He's coming. | 他来了 |
| 92 | The girls scattered to their seats. | 诸女散至座上. |
| 93 | Amy shoved the bag of limes into her desk and sat up straight, | 艾米把包 石灰塞进她的桌子 并坐直, |
| 94 | Trying to look innocent. | 试图看起来是无辜的。 |
| 95 | Mr. Davis, the teacher, a thin balding man in his 30s, | Davis先生 老师 一个30多岁的瘦秃头 |
| 96 | Had only one complaint in life, that he was teaching a class of girls. | 一生只有一次抱怨,说他在教女生。 |
| 97 | With boys, all Mr. Davis needed to do was lift his stick, | 戴维斯先生只要举起他的棍子 |
| 98 | Furrow his eyebrows and frown, and the class would do just as he instructed. | 揭开他的眉毛和皱眉 班级会照他的指示去做 |
| 99 | With girls, Mr. Davis quickly learned it was very different. | 和女孩们在一起 Davis先生很快就知道 这很不一样 |
| 100 | Many tears, tantrums, and frequent silent treatments | 许多眼泪、暴躁和频繁的沉默治疗 |
| 101 | Resulted if he tried to discipline them in any way. | 如果他试图以任何方式惩罚他们,就导致了这种情况。 |
| 102 | Still, Mr. Davis was very strict and stuck to his methods no matter what. | 尽管如此,戴维斯先生还是非常严格,不管怎样都坚持他的方法. |
| 103 | That should have warned the girls since he had made it clear from the beginning | 这应该警告那些女孩 因为他从一开始就说清楚了 |
| 104 | That they were not to bring any limes to school. | 他们不会带任何石灰来上学 |
| 105 | Good morning, class. | 早上好,同学们 |
| 106 | Mr. Davis greeted the girls in his usual mechanical way. | Davis先生用他平常的机械方式迎接了这些女孩. |
| 107 | We have a quiz this morning, and I expect all of you to... | 我们今早有个测验 我希望你们都... |
| 108 | His speech was interrupted by Jenny, who frantically waved her hand in the air. | 他的演讲被珍妮打断了,珍妮在空中疯狂挥手. |
| 109 | Frowning, Mr. Davis asked, | 戴维斯先生问道: |
| 110 | Yes, Jenny? | 是的,珍妮吗? |
| 111 | Mr. Davis, I have an allergy, and I think someone here has what I'm allergic to. | Davis先生 我有过敏症 我想这里有人对我过敏 |
| 112 | She said in an innocent voice. | 她用一个无辜的声音说 |
| 113 | What would that be? | 那会是什么? |
| 114 | Mr. Davis sighed. | 戴维斯先生叹气。 |
| 115 | Lemons. | 柠檬. |
| 116 | She paused, then continued. | 她停下来,然后继续。 |
| 117 | And limes. | 还有石灰 |
| 118 | 羘 gas | |
| 119 | Amy felt her cheeks burn and her heart pumped loudly. | 艾米觉得她的脸颊被烧伤,心跳大叫. |
| 120 | Mr. Davis did not say anything at first, | 戴维斯先生一开始什么都没说 |
| 121 | But after what seemed like forever, he spoke in a calm but threatening tone. | 但是,在看似永远一样之后,他以平静但威胁性的语气说话. |
| 122 | Who has brought limes to school? | 谁带了石灰来上学? |
| 123 | Who has deliberately broken my rule? | 谁故意违反我的规矩? |
| 124 | Mr. Davis slapped his thin stick against the palm of his hand. | Davis先生把细棍子打在手掌上 |
| 125 | No one dared to speak, because everyone, including Amy, | 没有人敢说话, 因为每个人,包括艾米, |
| 126 | Knew that Mr. Davis would surely use that stick on anyone who broke his rules. | 戴维斯先生一定会用那根棍子 对付任何违反他规则的人 |
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字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:01 | Little Women. | 小妇人. |
| 0:03 | Chapter 11. | 第十一章. |
| 0:04 | Amy gets in trouble. | 艾米有麻烦了 |
| 0:10 | Things were not going well for Amy March. | 艾米·马奇的情况并不好 |
| 0:14 | Oh, why, oh, why did I have to get these horrid lines? | 哦,为什么,哦,为什么我必须 得到这些可怕的台词? |
| 0:18 | She lamented to herself. | 她对自己感叹 |
| 0:21 | It's true that Amy wanted to be popular or at least liked by the popular girls. | 艾米确实希望受到欢迎,或者至少受到受欢迎的女孩的喜爱. |
| 0:27 | She had always wanted to be the center of attention and experience what it would be like to have everyone look up to her. | 她一直希望成为关注的中心,并体验着让每个人都尊敬她会是什么样子。 |
| 0:35 | She would get her wish shortly, but not in the way she hoped. | 她很快会得到她的愿望,但并不像她所希望的那样。 |
| 0:39 | Miss March? | 马奇小姐? |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Little Women. | 小妇人. |
| 2 | Chapter 11. | 第十一章. |
| 3 | Amy gets in trouble. | 艾米有麻烦了 |
| 4 | Things were not going well for Amy March. | 艾米·马奇的情况并不好 |
| 5 | Oh, why, oh, why did I have to get these horrid lines? | 哦,为什么,哦,为什么我必须 得到这些可怕的台词? |
| 6 | She lamented to herself. | 她对自己感叹 |
| 7 | It's true that Amy wanted to be popular or at least liked by the popular girls. | 艾米确实希望受到欢迎,或者至少受到受欢迎的女孩的喜爱. |
| 8 | She had always wanted to be the center of attention and experience what it would be like to have everyone look up to her. | 她一直希望成为关注的中心,并体验着让每个人都尊敬她会是什么样子。 |
| 9 | She would get her wish shortly, but not in the way she hoped. | 她很快会得到她的愿望,但并不像她所希望的那样。 |
| 10 | Miss March? | 马奇小姐? |
| 11 | Mr. Davis called to her, still hitting the menacing stick against his hand. | Davis先生打给她了 还在用棍子打他的手 |
| 12 | Amy felt her throat go dry, her hairs and feet suddenly got cold and the hairs on her neck stood up stiff. | 艾米觉得喉咙干燥,头发和脚突然变冷,脖子上的头发僵硬起来. |
| 13 | Stand up, the teacher ordered. | 起立,师令. |
| 14 | Next to her Amy could hear Kitty whimpering and from the corner of her eye she saw Jenny smiling wickedly at her. | 在她的艾米旁边,她能听到凯蒂的呜咽声 从她的眼睛的角落,她看到珍妮对着她恶毒的微笑。 |
| 15 | That did it. | 就是这样 |
| 16 | Amy had disobeyed Mr. Davis' rule, but she was not a coward. | 艾米违抗戴维斯先生的规矩 但她不是懦夫 |
| 17 | She would accept whatever punishment fit the crime. | 她会接受任何适合犯罪的惩罚 |
| 18 | Her parents had taught her that when she misbehaved, she should confess and face the consequences with dignity and humility. | 她的父母教她,当她行为不端时,她应该坦白,以尊严和谦卑的态度面对后果. |
| 19 | With shaking legs and trying her best to hide her trembling hands, Amy stood up. | 带着颤抖的腿 并尽力隐藏她的颤抖的手,艾米站起来。 |
| 20 | Do you have a bag of limes in your desk? | 你桌上有袋石灰吗? |
| 21 | Mr. Davis asked. | 戴维斯先生问。 |
| 22 | Yes sir, I do. | 是的,长官,我知道。 |
| 23 | Amy replied bluntly. | 艾米直截了当地回答。 |
| 24 | All the girls gasped loudly and some of them, Amy suspected Kitty was one, even began crying. | 所有女孩都大声喘气,有些女孩,艾米怀疑凯蒂是其中之一,甚至开始哭泣. |
| 25 | Bring your bag and yourself up here. | 把你的包和你自己带到这里。 |
| 26 | Mr. Davis tapped his desk at the front of the room with the stick. | Davis先生用棍子敲敲房间前面的桌子。 |
| 27 | Reaching into her desk, Amy grabbed the bag of limes, nineteen still remaining, and began the dreaded walk to where Mr. Davis stood. | 到达她的桌子,艾米抓住了 袋的石灰,19 仍然留下, 开始可怕的步行 戴维斯先生站的地方。 |
| 28 | Amy could feel the eyes of her classmates burning the back of her head as she passed them, but she refused to look at anyone. | 艾米可以感觉到同学们的眼睛在经过时烧掉了头部的背部,但她拒绝看任何人. |
| 29 | All she could think about was how disappointed Mother and her sisters would be after they heard about this incident. | 她所能想到的就是,母亲和她的姐妹们在听说这一事件后会多么失望. |
| 30 | Do you not know what I said about limes in my classroom? | 你不知道我在教室里说了什么吗? |
| 31 | Mr. Davis shouted suddenly, causing Amy to shrink back. | 戴维斯先生突然大喊大叫,导致艾米缩回. |
| 32 | Grabbing the bag of limes, he walked briskly to the window, opened it with his stick into the horror of all observers, emptied the contents onto the streets below. | 他拿着一袋石灰冲向窗户 用他的棍子打开窗户 进入所有观察者的恐怖中 把里面的东西清空到下面的街道上 |
| 33 | Then, turning around, he looked at Amy and said, Miss March, you have greatly disappointed me. | 然后,转身,他看着艾米说,马奇小姐,你让我非常失望。 |
| 34 | I do not delight in what I am about to do, but I am a man who keeps his word. | 我并不乐于做我将要做的事情,但我是一个信守诺言的人。 |
| 35 | He walked over to her and commanded her to open her hands, palms facing upward. | 他走到她面前,命令她打开双手,手掌朝上。 |
| 36 | Lifting the stick high above his head, he slapped her palms once, twice, then three times more. | 把棍子抬到头上,他打了她的手掌一次,两次,然后又打了三次。 |
| 37 | Each slap, painful as it was, was nothing compared to how the teacher hurt Amy next. | 和老师接下来伤害Amy相比, |
| 38 | To remind others who think they can get away with breaking my rules, you, Miss March, will stand here in front of the class for the remainder of the morning lesson | 为了提醒其他人 认为他们可以逃脱 违反我的规则, 你,马奇小姐, 将站在这里 在课堂前 为剩下的上午的课 |
| 39 | as a living example of what happens to those who disrespect, disobey, and disregard my words. | 作为不敬,不服从,不理我言之人遭遇的活生生的例子. |
| 40 | Mr. Davis positioned Amy in front of the blackboard so that everyone in the class had a clear view of her and would have to continue to look at her shame throughout the morning. | Davis先生把Amy放在黑板前面,让班上每个人都能清楚看到她,并不得不在整个早上继续看她的耻辱. |
| 41 | For Amy, this was the most humiliating, not to mention most heartbreaking, experience she ever had in her life. | 对艾米来说 这是她一生中最丢人的经历 更别提最令人心碎了 |
| 42 | She acknowledged her wrongdoing and willingly received the punishment of five slaps on her hands. | 她承认了自己的错失行为,并愿意接受手上5扇耳光的惩罚。 |
| 43 | This, however, to be displayed like a common criminal, was too excessive and unbearable for the young girl. | 然而,这不能像普通罪犯那样展示,对年轻女孩来说太过分和难以忍受。 |
| 44 | Still, she kept her head high, refused to let the teacher or her classmates see her internal suffering, and did not shed a single tear. | 尽管如此,她还是把头抬高,拒绝让老师或同学看到自己的内心痛苦,也没有一滴泪. |
| 45 | Even so, at that precise moment, Amy resolved in her heart that she would never return to school again. | 即便如此,在那个精确的时刻,艾米在心里决心不再回到学校. |
| 46 | After Amy got home, she spilled her heart out to her family. | 艾米回家后,她把心洒给了家人. |
| 47 | Everyone, including Beth, who usually saw the good in all people and situations, agreed that Mr. Davis behaved inappropriately. | 每个人都同意戴维斯先生的行为不当,包括贝丝,她通常在所有的人和情况中都看到好人。 |
| 48 | Poor Amy, I wish I could have taken your place. | 可怜的艾米 我真希望我能代替你的位置 |
| 49 | Beth wept along with her younger sister. | 贝丝和她妹妹一起哭泣 |
| 50 | Take her place? | 代替她吗? |
| 51 | shouted Joe, who stopped pacing to throw her fist up and shake it vigorously. | 高呼乔,他停止了节奏 把她的拳头扔起来,并强烈地摇动它。 |
| 52 | If it were me, I would have smacked him right across the jaw and knock him down. | 如果是我,我会打他 右过下巴,击倒他。 |
| 53 | In fact, I think I just may do that. | 事实上,我想我只是可以做到这一点。 |
| 54 | How dare he humiliate my sister in this way? | 他怎么敢这样羞辱我妹妹? |
| 55 | For once, Amy did not rebuke Joe for her unladylike behavior or her aggressive, boyish attitudes. | 一次,艾米没有斥责乔 她不淑女的行为 或她的攻击性,男孩的态度。 |
| 56 | Mother, however, was concerned, although in her heart she was in complete agreement with her short-tempered daughter. | 然而,母亲对此感到关切,尽管在她的心中她完全同意她短气女儿的意见。 |
| 57 | Joe, where will violence get you? | 乔,暴力会怎样? |
| 58 | Do you think taking revenge is the solution to this problem? | 你认为复仇是解决问题的办法吗? |
| 59 | Joe, cracking her knuckles, did not answer her mother. | Joe, 打开她的手指, 没有回答她的母亲。 |
| 60 | Mother continued in a patient yet firm voice. | 母亲继续以耐心而坚定的声音发言。 |
| 61 | Violent thoughts lead to violent acts. | 暴力思想导致暴力行为。 |
| 62 | Your father and I do not want any of our girls to be revengeful. | 你父亲和我不想让我们的女孩 报复。 |
| 63 | We must think with our heads, not react with our hearts. | 我们必须用我们的头来思考,而不是用我们的心来反应。 |
| 64 | I agree with you, Mother, but I can understand Joe's point of view as well. | 我同意你,妈妈 但我也能理解乔的观点 |
| 65 | I don't think we should allow Mr. Davis to get away with such maltreatment of his pupils. | 我认为我们不应该允许戴维斯先生 逃脱如此虐待他的学生 |
| 66 | Meg unexpectedly spoke up. | 梅格出人意料地说出来了 |
| 67 | Nodding, Mother soothed her youngest daughter's head, which was lying across her lap. | 点头,妈妈安抚了她最小的女儿的头,那头躺在她的腿上。 |
| 68 | Looking down at her, Amy dearest, you are the victim of this distressing affair. | 看着她,亲爱的艾米 你是这令人痛苦的事情的受害者 |
| 69 | What do you think should be done? | 你觉得应该做什么? |
| 70 | Sniffing and hiccuping, Amy answered in a hoarse voice. | 闻和打嗝,艾米用粗声回答. |
| 71 | I want to forget everything that happened today, but I don't want to go back to school. | 我想忘记今天发生的一切 但我不想回去上学 |
| 72 | I can't, Mother. | 我不能,妈妈。 |
| 73 | I won't learn from him. | 我不会向他学习的 |
| 74 | I don't want to. | 我不想这样 |
| 75 | Mother continued to stroke her hair, considering Amy's request. | 母亲考虑到艾米的要求,继续抚摸她的头发. |
| 76 | Amy and I could home-school together, Mother, suggested Beth. | 我和艾米可以一起上学 妈妈建议贝丝 |
| 77 | It will be so much nicer for me to have a fellow pupil than to do my lessons on my own. | 拥有一个同班学生 比我自己上课好得多 |
| 78 | Please, Mother, may I stay at home with Beth and study here? | 妈妈 我能和贝丝呆在家里吗? |
| 79 | Please don't send me back to that dreadful place, pleaded Amy. | 请不要把我送回那个可怕的地方, 恳求艾米。 |
| 80 | I can spare a few hours a week helping the girls with their lessons, offered Joe, who thought Amy's idea was an excellent one. | 我每周可以抽出几个小时 帮助女孩们上课, 给乔,他觉得艾米的主意很好。 |
| 81 | And I can check their homework, proposed Meg. | 我可以检查他们的功课, 提议梅格。 |
| 82 | Mother looked at each daughter with approval and appreciation. | 母亲以认可和赞赏的眼光看着每个女儿. |
| 83 | Yes, I think that will be the best for now. | 是的,我认为这将是最好的 现在。 |
| 84 | Of course, after Father returns from the war, he will have the final say in the matter. | 当然,在父亲从战争中回来之后,他会对此事有最后的发言权. |
| 85 | For now, however, Amy, you may stay home and do your lessons. | 不过,现在,艾米,你可以呆在家里 做你的课。 |
| 86 | Happily, Amy sprang up and hugged her mother and sisters. | 高兴的是,艾米涌现并拥抱了她的母亲和姐妹. |
| 87 | But you must promise to listen to your sisters and do your work. | 但你必须答应听姐姐的话 做你的工作 |
| 88 | Studying at home will be no different from studying at school. | 在家学习与在校学习无异. |
| 89 | Do you understand? | 你明白吗? |
| 90 | Mother asked in a warning tone. | 母亲以警告语问. |
| 91 | Yes, Mother, I promise to faithfully do my lessons. | 是的,妈妈,我保证会好好上课的 |
| 92 | Beth and I will be model pupils. | 贝丝和我将成为模特儿 |
| 93 | Just you wait and see. | 你等着瞧 |
| 94 | Amy replied in her usual cheery way. | 艾米以她平常的欢乐方式回答. |
| 95 | Early the next morning, Mother paid a visit to Amy's school and teacher. | 次日清晨,母亲拜访了艾米的学校和老师. |
| 96 | She kindly thanked him for his efforts, collected Amy's belongings, | 她非常感谢他的努力, 收集艾米的财物, |
| 97 | and with a cool nod, left without a backward glance. | 用一个凉爽的点头, 留下一个后顾之忧。 |
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P12 · 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 p12 (12) (P12)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:03 | 12. | 12个 |
| 0:04 | Joe Puts Her Foot Down | 乔把她的脚放下 |
| 0:10 | It took a few weeks for the family to adjust to homeschooling for Beth and Amy. | 家人花了几个星期才适应贝丝和艾米的家庭教育. |
| 0:15 | Mother, Meg and Joe all taught different subjects. | 母亲,梅格和乔都教授不同的科目. |
| 0:19 | With Beth it was fairly easy, since they would each assign her a portion to study for the | 和贝丝在一起很轻松,因为他们各自会给她分配一部分 |
| 0:24 | week and she could do it at her leisure. | 一周后她就可以在闲暇时间做 |
| 0:27 | Being an obedient and grateful girl, Beth never neglected her lessons, making sure she | 作为一个服从和感激的女孩,贝丝从来没有忽视她的课,确保她 |
| 0:32 | finished all the work first before she allowed time for herself. | 在她给自己时间之前 先完成所有的工作 |
| 0:37 | Even going to Mr. Lawrence's every day as well as playing on her own little piano did | 甚至每天去劳伦斯先生家 也用自己的钢琴演奏 |
| 0:42 | not distract her from carrying on with her studies. | 而不是分散她的注意力 继续学习。 |
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| 1 | 12. | 12个 |
| 2 | Joe Puts Her Foot Down | 乔把她的脚放下 |
| 3 | It took a few weeks for the family to adjust to homeschooling for Beth and Amy. | 家人花了几个星期才适应贝丝和艾米的家庭教育. |
| 4 | Mother, Meg and Joe all taught different subjects. | 母亲,梅格和乔都教授不同的科目. |
| 5 | With Beth it was fairly easy, since they would each assign her a portion to study for the | 和贝丝在一起很轻松,因为他们各自会给她分配一部分 |
| 6 | week and she could do it at her leisure. | 一周后她就可以在闲暇时间做 |
| 7 | Being an obedient and grateful girl, Beth never neglected her lessons, making sure she | 作为一个服从和感激的女孩,贝丝从来没有忽视她的课,确保她 |
| 8 | finished all the work first before she allowed time for herself. | 在她给自己时间之前 先完成所有的工作 |
| 9 | Even going to Mr. Lawrence's every day as well as playing on her own little piano did | 甚至每天去劳伦斯先生家 也用自己的钢琴演奏 |
| 10 | not distract her from carrying on with her studies. | 而不是分散她的注意力 继续学习。 |
| 11 | Amy, on the other hand, found out that she was not as disciplined as her sister. | 另一方面,艾米发现她没有像妹妹那样受到纪律处分. |
| 12 | Oh, Beth, can we please take a break, I'm exhausted. | 哦,贝丝,我们能休息一下,我累了。 |
| 13 | She cried one afternoon as she struggled with a math problem. | 有一天下午,她因数学问题而哭泣。 |
| 14 | We just had a break, Amy, and besides Joe wants us to finish this today, said Beth, pointing | 我们刚刚休息了,艾米,除了乔想让我们今天完成这个, 贝丝说,指着 |
| 15 | to the books stacked on the dining table. | 放在餐桌上的书 |
| 16 | Since Beth and Amy were studying together, Mother felt it best to set aside a certain | 自从贝丝和艾米一起学习后 妈妈觉得最好先留个 |
| 17 | period of time each day for the girls' lessons. | 女生每天上课的时间。 |
| 18 | Both Meg and Joe came home around the same time, so they took turns teaching the younger | 梅格和乔都同时回家 轮流教年轻人 |
| 19 | girls for a few hours every afternoon. | 女孩们每个下午要几个小时 |
| 20 | Three times a week, Mother stayed home in the morning to help the girls with other subjects. | 每周三次,母亲早上留在家里,帮助女孩们学习其他科目。 |
| 21 | And on the days that Mother went out for her volunteer work, Beth and Amy were given homework | 在母亲出门做志愿工作的日子 贝丝和艾米得到了家庭作业 |
| 22 | {\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}我们得去 | |
| 23 | I hope Joe never becomes a real teacher, complained Amy. | 我希望乔永远不要成为一个真正的老师,抱怨艾米。 |
| 24 | I would pity her students if she did. | 如果她有的话 我会同情她的学生 |
| 25 | Just look at how much she gives us to do. | 看看她给了我们多少钱 |
| 26 | How can I possibly read all that? | 我怎么会读这些? |
| 27 | Amy spread her hand toward the books and dramatically flung her pencil down. | 艾米将手伸向书本 并显著地把铅笔扔下来。 |
| 28 | Well, if you would stop wasting time complaining and actually start reading, then maybe you | 好吧,如果你不再浪费时间抱怨 并真正开始阅读, 那么也许你 |
| 29 | could finish your assignment by the time you're twenty. | 你20岁的时候就能完成任务了 |
| 30 | Joked Joe, as she came into the room carrying more thick textbooks, which she threw on the | 笑话乔,当她进来 带着更厚的教科书,她扔在 |
| 31 | table. | 表单。 |
| 32 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 33 | Shrieked Amy. | 吓坏了艾米。 |
| 34 | What is that? | 这是什么? |
| 35 | Don't tell me we have to do more math problems. | 不要告诉我,我们必须做更多的数学问题。 |
| 36 | You don't have to do all of them tonight, Joe reassured her sister, who let out a sigh | Joe 向她妹妹保证 她让大家叹息 |
| 37 | of relief. | 解脱。 |
| 38 | Then Joe immediately added, | 然后乔立刻说 |
| 39 | Some of this is for tomorrow night, since we won't be here. | 有些是明晚的,因为我们不会在这里。 |
| 40 | Amy sat up straight and narrowed her eyes. | 艾米坐直了 闭上眼睛 |
| 41 | Why not? | 为什么不呢? |
| 42 | Where are you going? | 你们要去哪? |
| 43 | Is Meg going with you? | 梅格和你一起去吗? |
| 44 | She questioned. | 她质疑。 |
| 45 | Joe对她说 | |
| 46 | It's none of your business. | 不关你的事 |
| 47 | Now have you solved that problem yet or not? | 你是否已经解决了这个问题? |
| 48 | Just then Meg rushed in, her cheeks flushed and eyes bright with excitement. | 刚刚梅格冲进来 她的脸颊冲出来 眼睛又亮又兴奋 |
| 49 | She secretly whispered something in Joe's ear. | 她悄悄地在乔的耳朵里低声说话 |
| 50 | Giggling and speaking in hushed tones, the two girls left the room swiftly. | 两个女孩快速离开房间。 |
| 51 | That's not nice. | 这可不好 |
| 52 | You shouldn't whisper in front of others. | 你不应该在别人面前低声说话 |
| 53 | Amy yelled after them. | 艾米大喊着追他们 |
| 54 | Frustrated, hungry and cranky, Amy vowed to find out what her sisters were up to. | 沮丧,饥饿和狂躁,艾米发誓要找出她的姐妹们在搞什么鬼. |
| 55 | The March sisters rarely kept secrets from each other. | 三月姐妹们很少互相保守秘密. |
| 56 | No wonder Amy found it odd that her sisters would not share their news with her. | 难怪Amy觉得奇怪 她的姐妹们不跟她分享他们的消息 |
| 57 | She had no choice but to find out on her own. | 她别无选择,只能自己去查 |
| 58 | The next afternoon, both Meg and Joe disappeared into the room as soon as they returned from | 第二天下午,梅格和乔一回来就失踪了 |
| 59 | work. | 工作时 |
| 60 | Amy could hear a great deal of running around, closet doors opening and shutting and, worst | 艾米可以听到很多跑来跑去, 衣柜门打开和关闭,最糟糕的是 |
| 61 | of all, lots of laughter. | 有很多笑声 |
| 62 | Feeling particularly grumpy that day, Amy left Beth to figure out the math equation | 那天Amy特别生气 离开Beth去想数学方程式 |
| 63 | and crept upstairs to her sister's room. | 然后爬到她姐姐的房间 |
| 64 | Luckily for her, the door was slightly open. | 幸好门是开着的 |
| 65 | Joe, can you help me with my hair? | 乔,你能帮我弄头发吗? |
| 66 | Meg was saying. | 梅格在说。 |
| 67 | As soon as I tie this big Christmas ribbon around my waist, ugh! | 只要我把圣诞丝带绑在腰上, 啊! |
| 68 | Joe replied, struggling with a satin sash that wound around her dark purple dress. | Joe回答说,她用一个塞丁的缝合器 缠绕着她深紫色的衣服 |
| 69 | Giggling, Meg helped her clumsy sister, creating a perfect bow at the back of her dress. | 吉格林,梅格帮助她笨手笨脚的妹妹,在她的裙子背面创造了完美的弓. |
| 70 | There, that's better. | 这样好多了 |
| 71 | She laughed cheerfully. | 她笑得很开心 |
| 72 | Then through the mirror she caught sight of an uninvited guest. | 然后透过镜子,她看到一个没有邀请的客人。 |
| 73 | I think we have a visitor, she remarked to Joe. | 我想我们有访客 她跟乔说了 |
| 74 | Joe swung around and caught Amy peering through the door. | 乔到处乱晃 发现艾米在门前转悠 |
| 75 | What are you doing? | 你在干吗? |
| 76 | And why aren't you downstairs doing your lessons? | 你为什么不在楼下上课? |
| 77 | She barked. | 她叫了起来 |
| 78 | Amy stubbornly caulked her head and replied nastily. | Amy固执地把头烧焦了 回答很恶心 |
| 79 | Where are you going? | 你们要去哪? |
| 80 | Does Mother know? | 妈妈知道吗? |
| 81 | If she doesn't, I'm going to tell. | 如果她不这样做,我会告诉。 |
| 82 | Joe pinched Amy hard on her arm, causing her to squeal like a pig. | 乔狠狠地捏住艾米的手臂,让她像猪一样尖叫. |
| 83 | You nasty little worm. | 你这个讨厌的小虫子 |
| 84 | I told you to mind your own business. | 我叫你别管闲事 |
| 85 | As for whether or not Mother knows, do you think we'd sneak around behind Mother's back | 至于妈妈是否知道,你觉得我们会在母亲的背后偷偷摸摸的吗? |
| 86 | without getting her permission to go out? | 不让她出去吗? |
| 87 | Joe shouted. | 祖大叫声. |
| 88 | You hurt me, my arm. | 你伤害了我,我的手臂。 |
| 89 | Moaned Amy, rubbing the red spot on her arm. | 呻吟着艾米,擦她的手臂上的红点。 |
| 90 | Serves you right, said Joe sternly. | 乔说,你是对的 |
| 91 | Now go downstairs and do your lessons. | 现在下楼去上课 |
| 92 | Just tell me where you're going then, cried Amy. | 告诉我你要去哪 哭着叫艾米 |
| 93 | Joe, why don't we just tell her? | 乔,我们为什么不告诉她? |
| 94 | Meg said, trying to make peace. | 梅格说,试图让和平。 |
| 95 | Fine, but don't start crying because you can't come. | 好吧,但不要开始哭 因为你不能来。 |
| 96 | Joe turned her back and continued to get ready. | 乔转身继续准备. |
| 97 | Meg gently rubbed Amy's arm and began in her motherly way. | 梅格轻轻地擦伤了艾米的手臂,并以她母亲的方式开始. |
| 98 | Laurie has invited us to. | 劳里邀请了我们 |
| 99 | But before she could finish, Amy interrupted by screaming. | 但在她能完成之前,艾米被尖叫打断了. |
| 100 | You're going to the theater! | 你要去剧院! |
| 101 | You're going to see that play! | 你会看到那场戏的! |
| 102 | I wanted to see it! | 我想看这个! |
| 103 | I'm the one who told you about it! | 是我告诉你的! |
| 104 | Neither Meg nor Joe could deny it, for it was indeed Amy who had mentioned the very | 梅格和乔都无法否认,因为确实正是艾米提到过 |
| 105 | theater production a few weeks ago. | 几周前的戏剧制作 |
| 106 | She had heard about it from her friend Kitty. | 她从朋友Kitty那里听说的 |
| 107 | Well, darling, Laurie already saw it and he didn't think it was suitable for young ones. | 亲爱的 劳里已经看过了 他认为不适合年轻人 |
| 108 | Meg tried to reason with her frantic sister. | 梅格想跟她疯狂的妹妹解释 |
| 109 | That's not fair! | 这不公平! |
| 110 | I want to go! | 我要离开! |
| 111 | Please! | 请! |
| 112 | I'm very mature for my age! | 我长大了 |
| 113 | Amy continued to argue. | Amy继续争论。 |
| 114 | Well, I know you are, but, well, maybe if we ask... | 好吧,我知道你是, 但是,嗯,也许如果我们问... |
| 115 | Meg struggled to find the right words to say. | 梅格拼命寻找正确的词句来表达. |
| 116 | No! | 没有! |
| 117 | Joe slammed the closet door and stamped her feet. | 乔把衣柜的门砸了,并盖了她的脚. |
| 118 | No, no, no! | 不,不,没有! |
| 119 | You are not coming with us because you are not invited! | 你不跟我们走,因为你没有被邀请! |
| 120 | If you're as mature as you say you are, stop screaming like a monkey and get back to your lessons! | 如果你像你说的那样成熟,就别再像猴子一样尖叫,回到你的课上去! |
| 121 | I hate you, Joe March! | 我恨你 乔·马奇! |
| 122 | I hate you! | 我讨厌你! |
| 123 | Amy screamed at the top of her lungs. | 艾米在肺部的顶部尖叫 |
| 124 | You're going to pay for this! | 你要为此付出代价! |
| 125 | I swear you're going to be sorry! | 我发誓你会后悔的! |
| 126 | Amy collapsed on the floor, wailing and throwing her fists around in frustration. | 艾米倒在地上,在沮丧中哭泣和挥舞拳头. |
| 127 | Joe, grabbing her bag, stepped right over her and when she got to the door, turned around | 乔,抓住她的包, 踩在她身上 当她到了门,转身 |
| 128 | one last time and said in a spiteful voice, | 最后一次,用一个充满怨恨的声音说, |
| 129 | You'd better not be in here when we get back. | 我们回来的时候你最好别进来 |
| 130 | And you'd better have finished the work I gave you or else you're in big trouble, young lady! | 你最好完成我给你的工作 否则你就麻烦大了,小姐! |
| 131 | Meg, looking apologetically at her youngest sister, quietly followed Joe out of the room. | 梅格在看着她最小的妹妹时,悄悄地跟随乔走出房间. |
| 132 | I promise you will pay for this Josephine March! | 我保证你会为这个约瑟芬游行付出代价! |
| 133 | sniffed Amy. | 闻到艾米。 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:01 | Little Women, Chapter 13, Revenge and Regret | 《小女人》,第十三章,复仇与悔恨 |
| 0:09 | Mother enjoyed a quiet time with her two younger daughters that evening. | 那天晚上,母亲和两个小女儿一起过得很愉快。 |
| 0:14 | She mended some old clothes to take to the hummels, while Beth patched up her dolls to give to the little girls in that family. | 她修了一些旧衣服,拿去胡梅,而贝丝补好她的娃娃,送给那个家庭中的小女孩. |
| 0:22 | Amy was unusually calm and silent. | 艾米异常冷静和沉默。 |
| 0:25 | She kept her nose in her book the whole time. | 她一直把鼻子放在书里 |
| 0:28 | Are you feeling all right, dear? | 你没事吧,亲爱的? |
| 0:30 | Mother asked worriedly. | 母忧问. |
| 0:32 | I'm fine, Mother. | 我没事,妈妈 |
| 0:33 | Just a little tired is all. | 只是有点累而已 |
| 0:36 | Was Amy's reply. | 是艾米的回复 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 13, Revenge and Regret | 《小女人》,第十三章,复仇与悔恨 |
| 2 | Mother enjoyed a quiet time with her two younger daughters that evening. | 那天晚上,母亲和两个小女儿一起过得很愉快。 |
| 3 | She mended some old clothes to take to the hummels, while Beth patched up her dolls to give to the little girls in that family. | 她修了一些旧衣服,拿去胡梅,而贝丝补好她的娃娃,送给那个家庭中的小女孩. |
| 4 | Amy was unusually calm and silent. | 艾米异常冷静和沉默。 |
| 5 | She kept her nose in her book the whole time. | 她一直把鼻子放在书里 |
| 6 | Are you feeling all right, dear? | 你没事吧,亲爱的? |
| 7 | Mother asked worriedly. | 母忧问. |
| 8 | I'm fine, Mother. | 我没事,妈妈 |
| 9 | Just a little tired is all. | 只是有点累而已 |
| 10 | Was Amy's reply. | 是艾米的回复 |
| 11 | Beth glanced at her sister with concern, but did not say anything. | 贝丝很担心地看着她的妹妹,但什么也没说. |
| 12 | At around ten-thirty, Meg and Joe returned from their evening out with Lori. | 10点半左右,梅格和乔从晚上和萝莉一起回来 |
| 13 | We're back! | 我们回来了! |
| 14 | Joe announced loudly, in case anybody didn't hear them happily chatting away outside the door. | 乔大声宣布,以防有人听到他们在门外愉快地聊天. |
| 15 | Come and tell us how your evening was. | 来告诉我们你的夜晚怎么样 |
| 16 | Mother called out warmly. | 母亲呼喊热烈。 |
| 17 | Meg and Joe entered the living room, their cheeks flushed with delight and their eyes sparkling like diamonds. | 梅格和乔进入客厅 他们的脸颊满脸喜悦 眼睛如钻石般闪烁 |
| 18 | Oh, Mother, it was absolutely beautiful! | 哦,妈妈,它绝对是美丽的! |
| 19 | Meg praised, clasping her delicate hands against her chest. | 梅格赞美,将她微妙的手贴在胸前. |
| 20 | Well, I thought the costumes were a bit exaggerated, commented Joe critically. | 我觉得这些服装有点夸张 批评乔 |
| 21 | But then she started to laugh as she recalled a funny moment. | 但后来她开始笑,因为她回忆起一个有趣的时刻. |
| 22 | In one scene the lights wouldn't come on, so the characters didn't know who was standing where. | 在一个场景中,灯不会亮,所以人物们不知道是谁站在那里. |
| 23 | Then finally when the lights did turn on, well, they were all in the wrong place. | 最终当灯光打开时 它们都走错地方了 |
| 24 | So everyone kind of ran around trying to find their positions. | 所以每个人都在四处寻找自己的位置。 |
| 25 | We nearly fell out of our seats laughing. | 我们几乎从座位上掉下来笑。 |
| 26 | Everyone except Amy thought Joe's description was funny. | 除了艾米之外,每个人都认为乔的描述很有趣. |
| 27 | Are you still mad at me, Amy? | 你还生我的气吗,艾米? |
| 28 | Joe sat next to her sister and teasingly reached to touch her hair. | 乔坐在她妹妹旁边, 和欢笑地伸手摸她的头发。 |
| 29 | Moving her head out of Joe's reach, Amy replied coolly, | Amy冷静地回答说, |
| 30 | As you can see, we too have enjoyed a lovely evening at home. | 如你所见,我们在家里也享受了美好的夜晚。 |
| 31 | It was nice to be alone with Mother and Beth for a change. | 和妈妈和贝丝单独相处真好 |
| 32 | That's good. | 这是很好的。 |
| 33 | No hard feelings then? | 那就没有不好的感受了? |
| 34 | Joe held out her hand like a man. | 乔像男人一样伸出她的手 |
| 35 | Looking at her sister with disdain, Amy ignored her hand but said, | 看着她的妹妹轻视,艾米无视她的手,但说, |
| 36 | No hard feelings. | 无苦心. |
| 37 | Mother watched the exchange between her two daughters uneasily. | 母亲看着她两个女儿的交换很轻松. |
| 38 | She could feel something was not right and wondered whether a major fight was brewing. | 她可能觉得有些不对劲,并想知道一场大战是否正在酝酿之中. |
| 39 | Yawning, Joe stood up and stretched. | 尤宁,乔站起来拉伸. |
| 40 | I'm going to bed. | 我要睡觉了 |
| 41 | Good night, all. | 边產 |
| 42 | I think I'll turn in as well, said Meg. | 我也会回去的 梅格说 |
| 43 | As they walked up together to their room, Meg turned to Joe and said, | 当他们一起走进房间时,梅格转向乔说: |
| 44 | Did you think Amy was acting strangely? | 你觉得艾米的行为很奇怪吗? |
| 45 | Joe shrugged and replied, | 乔大惊小怪地回答说 |
| 46 | It's obvious she's still mad at me, but she'll get over it. | 显然她还是生我的气 但她会克服的 |
| 47 | With such an exciting evening, the girls had forgotten about Amy's threat. | 在如此激动人心的夜晚,女孩们忘记了艾米的威胁. |
| 48 | The next day, however, they would remember it all too well. | 然而,第二天,他们就会非常清楚地记得这一点。 |
| 49 | On Saturday mornings, Mother allowed the girls to sleep in while she and Hannah prepared their favorite breakfast. | 星期六早上,母亲允许女孩们入睡,同时她和汉娜准备了他们最喜欢的早餐. |
| 50 | That day, Meg was the first one to come down. | 那天,梅格是第一个下来的. |
| 51 | Good morning. | 早上好,你好吗? |
| 52 | Did you sleep well? | 你睡得好吗? |
| 53 | Mother greeted her eldest with a kiss. | 母亲以亲吻迎接她的长子. |
| 54 | Wonderfully, thank you. | 很好,谢谢 |
| 55 | Last night was so magical. | 昨晚真不可思议 |
| 56 | Meg replied dreamily. | 梅格梦寐以求地回答 |
| 57 | Is Joe still in bed? | 乔还在床上吗? |
| 58 | asked Mother. | 问妈妈。 |
| 59 | Shaking her head, Meg answered, | 摇头 梅格回答 |
| 60 | She's up, but she must be in the attic. | 她醒了,但一定是在阁楼里 |
| 61 | No sooner had Meg spoken these words when Joe burst into the room in her writer's outfit. | 当乔穿著作家的衣服冲进房间的时候 梅格没说这些话 |
| 62 | Old red knitted hat, smelly oversized gray cardigan, and her gloves with the fingers cut out. | 旧的红织帽子,臭气熏天的灰色卡迪根,还有她用手指剪掉的手套. |
| 63 | Everyone would have laughed at her comical entrance, but for the panic written all over her face. | 每个人都会嘲笑她的滑稽入口, 但因为恐慌写在她的脸上。 |
| 64 | Joe, what is the matter? | 乔,怎么了? |
| 65 | Mother asked, alarmed. | 母亲问,惊恐。 |
| 66 | I can't find it. | 我找不到这个 |
| 67 | It's gone. | 不见了 |
| 68 | Joe said in a trembling voice. | 乔用颤抖的声音说 |
| 69 | What's gone, darling? | 亲爱的,怎么了? |
| 70 | Mother tried to calm her shaking daughter. | 妈妈试图平息她颤抖的女儿。 |
| 71 | My story. | 我的故事。 |
| 72 | The one I've been working on for the past two years. | 我两年来一直在研究的一个 |
| 73 | The one I was writing for Father. | 我为父亲写的那个 |
| 74 | Joe replied, not sounding like Joe at all. | 乔回答,听起来不像乔 |
| 75 | What do you mean it's gone? | 什么叫不见了? |
| 76 | Are you sure you didn't misplace it? | 你确定你没弄错吗? |
| 77 | Mother asked. | 母问. |
| 78 | I keep it in my drawer upstairs. | 我把它放在楼上的抽屉里 |
| 79 | Everyone knows that. | 大家都知道这一点。 |
| 80 | Why would... | 为什么... |
| 81 | Joe suddenly stopped abruptly, her face white and pained. | 乔突然停手,脸白而痛. |
| 82 | Joe, Joe, please calm down, said Meg, who was thinking the exact same thing as Joe, | 乔 乔 冷静点 梅格说 他和乔的想法一样 |
| 83 | but wanted desperately to prevent her sister from doing something drastic. | 却急着想阻止她姐姐做一些激烈的事 |
| 84 | That little witch! | 那个小女巫! |
| 85 | Joe muttered under her breath. | 乔在她的呼吸下哑了 |
| 86 | She pulled her hat off and threw it hard as she sprinted out of the kitchen screaming madly. | 她把帽子摘下来,然后在冲出厨房时猛烈地扔出去,疯狂地尖叫. |
| 87 | At that unfortunate moment, Beth and Amy, awakened by the commotion, | 在那个不幸的时刻 贝丝和艾米被骚动唤醒 |
| 88 | came down to see what was causing all the noise. | 下来看看是什么 引起所有的噪音。 |
| 89 | What did you do with it? | 你对它做了什么? |
| 90 | Joe yelled as soon as she saw Amy. | 乔一见到艾米就大喊大叫. |
| 91 | Joe, what is the matter with you? | 乔,你怎么了? |
| 92 | Mother grabbed her wild daughter's arm. | 母亲抓住了她野生女儿的手臂. |
| 93 | Instead of denying she had anything to do with what was making her sister so angry, | 而不是否认她和 是什么让她妹妹如此生气, |
| 94 | Amy pressed her lips together and remained silent. | 艾米把嘴唇挤在一起,保持沉默。 |
| 95 | Amy? | 爱咪? |
| 96 | Mother looked at her puzzled. | 母亲看她的困惑。 |
| 97 | Do you know what happened to Joe's story? | 你知道乔的故事是怎么回事吗? |
| 98 | If you do, you must speak now. | 狦璶弧杠 瞷碞弧 |
| 99 | Wearing a nasty expression, Amy uttered, | 戴着恶心的表情,艾米说, |
| 100 | I burned it. | 我烧了它。 |
| 101 | The silence that followed was louder than if they had all been screaming at the top of their lungs. | 之后的沉默比他们都在肺部的尖端尖叫更响亮。 |
| 102 | What? | 你说什么? |
| 103 | Joe's voice cracked in agony. | 乔的声音在痛苦中崩溃了 |
| 104 | Burned your stupid story. | 烧了你那愚蠢的故事 |
| 105 | I told you I would get you back. | 我说过我会救你回来的 |
| 106 | Amy spat. | 艾米吐出来。 |
| 107 | Pulling away from her mother's grasp, Joe stomped over to Amy and slapped her hard across the face. | 远离她母亲的抓手,乔踩到艾米,狠狠地扇了她的脸. |
| 108 | Then, without another word, she ran blindly out of the kitchen, | 然后,没有其他话, 她盲目地跑出厨房, |
| 109 | her cries of sorrow spreading throughout the house. | 她的悲伤之声遍及全家 |
| 110 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 111 | Mother ran after her distressed daughter. | 母亲追着她痛苦的女儿跑 |
| 112 | Holding her red cheek, Amy burst into tears as well. | 抱着她的红脸,艾米也流泪了。 |
| 113 | Wanting to shake her and comfort her at the same time, Meg pulled Amy close to her and said, | 想甩掉她,安慰她的同时,梅格拉艾米靠近她,并说, |
| 114 | You have done a wicked thing, Amy. | 你做了一件坏事,艾米。 |
| 115 | I don't know if Joe will ever forgive you. | 我不知道乔会不会原谅你 |
| 116 | That day, Joe locked herself in the attic, refusing to eat or even speak to anyone. | 当天,乔把自己锁在阁楼里,拒绝吃饭甚至与任何人说话. |
| 117 | No one had ever seen her so disheartened, and it worried everyone tremendously. | 从来没有人见过她这么沮丧, 而且它令每个人非常担心。 |
| 118 | After Amy realized how grave her actions were, | 在艾米意识到她的行为有多严重后 |
| 119 | she quickly began to worry about how she could get Joe to forgive her. | 她很快开始担心 她怎么能让乔原谅她 |
| 120 | Do you think Joe will come down for dinner? | 你觉得乔会下来吃饭吗? |
| 121 | she asked childishly. | 她很幼稚地问她 |
| 122 | She has just lost the most precious thing in her life. | 她刚刚失去了生命中最珍贵的东西 |
| 123 | Mother spoke to her sternly. | 母亲和她说话很严厉 |
| 124 | Do you think she would be thinking about food at this time? | 你觉得她现在会考虑吃东西吗? |
| 125 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 126 | I wasn't thinking. | 我没有在想 |
| 127 | I was just so angry at the time. | 当时我太生气了 |
| 128 | Amy tried to explain. | 艾米试图解释。 |
| 129 | It's not me you should be apologizing to. | 你该道歉的不是我 |
| 130 | Was Mother's cool reply. | 是妈妈的好回答 |
| 131 | Should I go up and see her? | 要我上去见她吗? |
| 132 | Amy sniffed. | 艾米闻到了。 |
| 133 | Let her be, Amy. | 让她去吧,艾米。 |
| 134 | Just let her be, Beth said sadly. | 贝丝说,别管她 |
| 135 | Do you think Joe will ever speak to me again? | 你觉得乔会再跟我说话吗? |
| 136 | Amy continued with her questions, hoping that someone would say something to ease her troubled heart. | 艾米继续提问,希望有人能说点什么来缓解她烦恼的心. |
| 137 | However, no one could provide the words Amy wanted to hear, | 然而,没有人能提供 艾米想要听到的话, |
| 138 | for what she had done was so horrible that no one blamed Joe for the way she was feeling. | 她的所作所为太可怕了 没人责怪乔的感受 |
| 139 | What have I done? | 我做了什麽? |
| 140 | Amy regretted miserably. | Amy很后悔地说 |
| 141 | Amy regretted miserably. Amy regretted miserably. | Amy很后悔地说 Amy很后悔地说 |
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| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 14, The Accident | 《小女人》,第14章,事故 |
| 0:10 | No one, not even Jo herself, could deny that she had a short temper. | 没有人,甚至乔本人,可以否认她的脾气很短. |
| 0:15 | That, however, normally meant that whatever angered her was quickly forgotten, | 然而,这通常意味着, 任何激怒她的人 很快被遗忘, |
| 0:19 | and the good-natured Jo prevailed once again. | 和善良的乔再次获胜。 |
| 0:22 | But this time was a different matter. | 但这次是另一回事 |
| 0:25 | Nothing anyone said, not even Mother's tender comforting words, | 没有人说, 甚至母亲温柔的安慰语, |
| 0:29 | could soothe the burning pain in Jo's heart. | 可以缓解乔心中的烧伤 |
| 0:34 | I will never forgive her, Jo sobbed into Mother's arms. | 我永远不会原谅她,乔 吸进母亲的怀里。 |
| 0:39 | I know you are very angry at this moment, Mother sympathized. | 我知道你很生气 妈妈同情你 |
| 0:43 | But don't utter words you may regret later. | 但不要说出你以后可能会后悔的话 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 14, The Accident | 《小女人》,第14章,事故 |
| 2 | No one, not even Jo herself, could deny that she had a short temper. | 没有人,甚至乔本人,可以否认她的脾气很短. |
| 3 | That, however, normally meant that whatever angered her was quickly forgotten, | 然而,这通常意味着, 任何激怒她的人 很快被遗忘, |
| 4 | and the good-natured Jo prevailed once again. | 和善良的乔再次获胜。 |
| 5 | But this time was a different matter. | 但这次是另一回事 |
| 6 | Nothing anyone said, not even Mother's tender comforting words, | 没有人说, 甚至母亲温柔的安慰语, |
| 7 | could soothe the burning pain in Jo's heart. | 可以缓解乔心中的烧伤 |
| 8 | I will never forgive her, Jo sobbed into Mother's arms. | 我永远不会原谅她,乔 吸进母亲的怀里。 |
| 9 | I know you are very angry at this moment, Mother sympathized. | 我知道你很生气 妈妈同情你 |
| 10 | But don't utter words you may regret later. | 但不要说出你以后可能会后悔的话 |
| 11 | Inside, Mother's heart wept with her second child. | 内部,母亲的心与第二个孩子一起哭泣. |
| 12 | Jo's beauty and charm, unlike Meg's or Amy's, was not immediately obvious to others. | 乔的美丽和魅力与梅格或艾米不同,对其他人来说并不是立即显现的. |
| 13 | Her strength came from deep inside her creative soul and shone in her writing. | 她的力量来自她创作的灵魂深处,在她的写作中闪耀. |
| 14 | This particular story was even more important to Jo, because it was dedicated to her father. | 这个特别的故事对乔来说更加重要,因为它是献给她父亲的. |
| 15 | To Jo, taking and destroying her story was the same as cold-heartedly stabbing her in the back, | 对乔来说,拿起并摧毁她的故事 和冷酷无情地刺她的背部一样 |
| 16 | then cruelly laughing at her. | 然后残忍地嘲笑她。 |
| 17 | Even if I forgive Amy, Jo sniffed, | 即使我原谅艾米 乔闻到了 |
| 18 | I don't think I will ever forget what she did. | 我不认为我会永远 忘记她做了什么。 |
| 19 | Mother held Jo close and silently prayed that this matter would not ruin the relationship | 母亲把乔关紧闭,默默祈祷这件事不会破坏关系 |
| 20 | between her two daughters forever. | 在她的两个女儿之间永远。 |
| 21 | For the next couple of days, Jo avoided Amy altogether. | 在接下来的几天里,乔完全避开了艾米. |
| 22 | When they happened to come across each other, perhaps at mealtimes, | 当他们碰巧相遇, 也许在吃饭的时候, |
| 23 | Jo stared at her coldly and moved away as if Amy had some contagious disease. | 乔凝视着她冷酷无情,搬走了,好像艾米得了一些传染病一样. |
| 24 | Amy found this chilly treatment far more painful than being slapped or pinched by her sister. | 艾米发现这种寒冷的治疗比被她姐姐扇耳光或捏痛得多. |
| 25 | On several occasions, Amy tried to catch Jo off guard, | 有几次,艾米试图 抓住乔关闭警戒, |
| 26 | when she happened to be in a somewhat good mood or at least smiling. | 当她刚好心情好一点 或者至少微笑的时候 |
| 27 | Each time, however, she was unsuccessful, | 但是她每次都失败了 |
| 28 | because Jo immediately stiffened and cooled when she saw Amy anywhere near her. | 因为Jo看到Amy在她身边时 立即僵化和冷却 |
| 29 | One afternoon, Laurie came over to cheer up his down-hearted buddy. | 一天下午,劳里过来为他心灰意冷的朋友欢呼. |
| 30 | At first, Jo refused to accept what Laurie called his special remedy for the troubled heart, | 一开始,乔拒绝接受劳里所说的 特殊治疗困难的心脏, |
| 31 | a good cry, a good laugh, and a good friend. | 好哭,好笑,还有好朋友 |
| 32 | But later, she changed her mind when she realized that Laurie did make her happier. | 但后来,当她意识到劳里确实让她更快乐时,她改变了主意. |
| 33 | See, it's not too difficult to smile, is it? | 看,笑不难,是吗? |
| 34 | Laurie teased. | 劳里取笑。 |
| 35 | I'm not smiling. | 我没有笑 |
| 36 | I'm frowning because you're making my headache. | 我皱眉是因为你让我头痛 |
| 37 | Jo muttered, turning her head away to hide the corners of her mouth turning upward. | 乔哑巴地转过头来隐藏嘴角向上转. |
| 38 | I have just the thing for headaches. | 我有点头痛 |
| 39 | Laurie shot his finger up as if he had just thought of a brilliant idea. | 劳里把他的手指射中 好像他刚刚想到了一个好主意 |
| 40 | Oh, no! | 哦,没有! |
| 41 | moaned Jo. | 呻吟乔. |
| 42 | With all your remedies, you should be a doctor, not an artist, when you grow up, dear boy. | 用你的治疗方法,你应该做医生,而不是艺术家, 当你长大了,亲爱的孩子。 |
| 43 | Flapping his hand to silence her, Laurie simply said, fresh air! | 拍他的手让她安静,劳里只是说,新鲜的空气! |
| 44 | I beg your pardon, Jo laughed. | 对不起,乔笑了 |
| 45 | You need fresh air to get rid of that headache. | 你需要新鲜空气来消除头痛 |
| 46 | And I know the best place for it, Laurie nodded knowingly. | 我知道最好的地方 劳里故意点头 |
| 47 | Whatever you say, Dr. Laurie, replied the obedient patient. | 不管你说什么,劳里博士, 回答服从病人。 |
| 48 | Get your skates and meet me at my house, said Laurie as he reached for the door handle. | 去拿你的滑冰鞋,在我家见我, 说劳里,当他到达门把手。 |
| 49 | Oh, skating! | 哦,滑冰队! |
| 50 | Why didn't I think of that? | 为什么我没想到? |
| 51 | I'll be over in two seconds. | 我马上过去 |
| 52 | Jo clapped her hands excitedly and ran out of the room. | 乔兴奋地按住她的手,跑出房间。 |
| 53 | If Jo had turned around as she crossed the living room, she would have caught sight of Amy, | 如果乔穿过客厅时转过身来 她就会看到艾米 |
| 54 | pretending to be interested in a book, but secretly listening to their conversation. | 假装对一本书感兴趣,但偷偷地听他们的谈话. |
| 55 | Jo, however, was too excited to notice anything. | 然而,乔太激动了,没有注意到任何东西. |
| 56 | In the woods behind the March House in Lawrence Mansion was a pond that froze over every winter. | 在劳伦斯庄园的三月屋后面的树林里 有个池塘每个冬天都冻僵了 |
| 57 | Some years, it was even safe to skate on. | 有些年头,滑冰甚至很安全 |
| 58 | Brooke says the ice may not be thick enough in the middle, | 布鲁克说中间的冰可能不够厚 |
| 59 | but we should be able to skate along the edges, Laurie pointed out. | 但我们应该可以沿边滑冰 劳里指出 |
| 60 | I'm not afraid, are you? | 我不怕,是吗? |
| 61 | Jo asked. | 祖问. |
| 62 | Of course not, Laurie replied hotly. | 当然不是,劳里回答很热烈。 |
| 63 | But we should be careful, because the water will be freezing cold if you fall in. | 但我们应该小心,因为如果你掉进去 水会冷的。 |
| 64 | Jo tied the laces on her skates and stood up. | Jo把鞋带绑在她的滑板上,站起来. |
| 65 | I'll race you around the pond. | 我会在池塘里跟你比赛 |
| 66 | Loser has to carry the winner home. | 输家得背胜家. |
| 67 | With that, Jo sped off, letting out a loud yell. | Jo就走了,大喊大叫 |
| 68 | Laurie hurriedly tied his laces and shot after her. | Laurie匆忙地绑住他的鞋带,朝她开枪。 |
| 69 | Amy was relieved to see Jo behaving more like her usual self, | Amy看到Jo的举止更像她平时的样子 感到很欣慰 |
| 70 | though she still disapproved of her sister's tomboyish ways. | 虽然她仍然不赞成她姐姐的童话 |
| 71 | Amy quickly put on her skates, determined to corner Jo while Laurie was around. | 艾米很快穿上了她的滑冰鞋,决心在萝莉身边时把乔拐倒. |
| 72 | She felt confident that this would be the day that Jo would forgive her so they could be at peace once again. | 她相信这是乔原谅她的日子 以便他们能再次安息 |
| 73 | Jo! | 乔! |
| 74 | She called out to the small figures on the opposite side of the pond. | 她向池塘对面的小人物呼唤. |
| 75 | Hearing her name, Jo looked up, but when she saw who was calling, her smile quickly turned into a scowl. | 听到她的名字,乔抬头看,但当她看到谁打电话,她的笑容很快变成了一只小鸡. |
| 76 | She stopped abruptly, nearly causing Laurie to crash into her. | 她突然停下来 差点让萝莉撞上她 |
| 77 | What's the matter? | 这是怎么回事? |
| 78 | Laurie cried breathlessly. | 萝莉哭得喘不过气来 |
| 79 | What is she doing here? | 她在这里做什么? |
| 80 | Jo pointed irritably to her sister, who waved while trying to balance on her skates. | Jo愤怒地指向她的妹妹,她在试图平衡她的滑冰时挥手. |
| 81 | Amy wobbled on her feet and carefully stepped onto the icy pond. | 艾米摇着脚,小心地踩到冰塘上. |
| 82 | Unfortunately for her, she hadn't heard Laurie's warnings about the middle of the pond. | 不幸的是,她没有听到劳里关于池塘中部的警告. |
| 83 | Wanting to reach Jo and Laurie as quickly as possible, Amy began to skate toward them, cutting across the center of the pond. | 想尽快到达乔和劳里,艾米开始滑向他们,穿过池塘的中心. |
| 84 | Oh no! | 哦,不,不,不,不,不,不,不 |
| 85 | Amy, stop! | 艾米,停下来! |
| 86 | Don't skate there! | 别在那里滑冰! |
| 87 | Laurie shouted. | 劳里大喊大叫 |
| 88 | Amy听不清Laurie在喊什么 | |
| 89 | Her only focus was on reaching Jo. | 她唯一的焦点是联系到乔 |
| 90 | Amy, stop! | 艾米,停下来! |
| 91 | Go around the edge of the pond! | 绕到池塘边去! |
| 92 | Jo cried, swinging her arms frantically. | Jo哭了, 疯狂地挥动她的手臂。 |
| 93 | What happened next occurred in a flash, but to Jo everything seemed in slow motion. | 接下来发生的事情是一瞬间, 但对乔来说,一切似乎都是缓慢的。 |
| 94 | Amy tilted forward as if she had tripped over something. | 艾米向前倾斜 好像她被什么东西绊倒了 |
| 95 | Then she glanced down and immediately jerked her head up, searching for an escape. | 然后,她俯视下来,然后立刻把头打起来,寻找逃跑的机会. |
| 96 | Jo heard a slight cracking noise like distant thunder, followed by a splash. | 乔听到微微的裂缝声,如远方的雷声,然后是飞溅. |
| 97 | Amy! | 爱咪! |
| 98 | Jo screamed as she saw her sister disappear rapidly beneath the icy waters. | 乔看到妹妹在冰冷的水域下迅速消失时尖叫. |
| 99 | Everything that had happened between her and Amy vanished from Jo's thoughts, | 她和艾米之间的一切 都从乔的脑海里消失了 |
| 100 | as the only fear that gripped her now was that she might never see her little sister again. | 她现在唯一担心的是 她可能再也见不到妹妹了 |
| 101 | Jo started to skate toward the hole Amy had fallen into, but Laurie grabbed her before she could go any further. | Jo开始滑向Amy掉进的洞 但Laurie在她走之前抓住了她 |
| 102 | It's too dangerous! | 太危险了! |
| 103 | He spun his head around and located a large fallen branch. | 他把头伸过来 找到一条掉下来的大树枝 |
| 104 | Help me with this! | 帮帮我! |
| 105 | Laurie and Jo got the branch and carefully skated closer to where Amy's head was bobbing in and out of the water. | 劳里和乔得到了树枝,并小心地滑到了艾米头部在水中跳动的地方. |
| 106 | Amy! | 爱咪! |
| 107 | Grab this! | 抓住这个! |
| 108 | We'll pull you out! | 我们拉你出来! |
| 109 | Jo yelled as she and Laurie pushed the branch toward the hole. | Jo大喊着 她和Laurie把树枝推向洞里 |
| 110 | Somehow, Amy heard her sister's instructions and grasped the branch with her cold weak hands. | 不知何故,艾米听到妹妹的指示,用冷淡的弱手抓住了树枝. |
| 111 | Hold tightly! | 抓紧了! |
| 112 | Laurie shouted as he and Jo pulled Amy out of the freezing waters. | 当他和乔把艾米从冰冷的水中拉出来时,劳里大喊大叫. |
| 113 | When they had gotten Amy to safer ground, Jo threw her own coat over Amy's shivering little body. | 当他们把艾米带到更安全的地方时,乔把自己的外套扔在艾米颤抖的小身体上. |
| 114 | Laurie did the same, even taking off his wool sweater and covering Amy's head with it. | 劳里也这么做,甚至脱下羊毛毛衣,用毛衣遮住艾米的头部. |
| 115 | We have to get her home, now! | 我们得马上送她回家! |
| 116 | Laurie said in an unusually authoritative voice. | 劳里用异常权威的声音说 |
| 117 | Jo was not about to argue with her friend. | 乔不会和她的朋友争吵的 |
| 118 | She was glad that someone was taking charge of the situation, because she had never felt so helpless in all her life. | 她很高兴有人在掌控这个局面,因为她一生从未感到如此无助. |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:01 | Little Women, Chapter 15. | "小女人",第15章. |
| 0:04 | Like Mother, Like Daughter. | 像妈妈,像女儿。 |
| 0:09 | Laurie carried Amy all the way home, talking to her, trying to keep her from falling asleep, | 劳里带着 艾米一路回家,和她说话, 试图防止她睡着了, |
| 0:15 | because that would have lowered her body temperature even more. | 因为那样会更降低她的体温 |
| 0:19 | Jo was trying her best to contribute to the rescue mission, but her whole body and mind were numb. | 乔正尽力为救援任务出力,但整个身心都麻木了. |
| 0:25 | What if she dies? | 如果她死了怎么办? |
| 0:26 | It'll be my fault. | 这是我的错。 |
| 0:28 | How can I live with myself if Amy dies? | 如果艾米死了,我怎么能和自己生活在一起? |
| 0:31 | Jo repeated over and over again under her breath. | 乔在呼吸下反复重复. |
| 0:34 | She's not going to die, Jo. | 她不会死的 乔 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 15. | "小女人",第15章. |
| 2 | Like Mother, Like Daughter. | 像妈妈,像女儿。 |
| 3 | Laurie carried Amy all the way home, talking to her, trying to keep her from falling asleep, | 劳里带着 艾米一路回家,和她说话, 试图防止她睡着了, |
| 4 | because that would have lowered her body temperature even more. | 因为那样会更降低她的体温 |
| 5 | Jo was trying her best to contribute to the rescue mission, but her whole body and mind were numb. | 乔正尽力为救援任务出力,但整个身心都麻木了. |
| 6 | What if she dies? | 如果她死了怎么办? |
| 7 | It'll be my fault. | 这是我的错。 |
| 8 | How can I live with myself if Amy dies? | 如果艾米死了,我怎么能和自己生活在一起? |
| 9 | Jo repeated over and over again under her breath. | 乔在呼吸下反复重复. |
| 10 | She's not going to die, Jo. | 她不会死的 乔 |
| 11 | Just keep talking to her, Laurie panted. | 继续跟她说话,萝莉喘气。 |
| 12 | Even though his main concern was Amy, Laurie's thoughts never left his best friend, | 虽然他主要关心的是艾米, 劳里的思想从未离开他的好朋友, |
| 13 | who he knew felt guilty about the unfortunate accident. | 他对不幸的事故感到内疚 |
| 14 | Mother March, Laurie called out, kicking the door open with his foot when they got to the march home. | 母亲马奇,劳里喊了出来,在他们到游行回家时用脚踢开门. |
| 15 | Laurie was the only one who was allowed to call Mrs. March by that name. | 只有Laurie被允许用这个名字称呼March夫人。 |
| 16 | Heavens, what's happened? | 天啊,发生什么事了? |
| 17 | Mother gasped as soon as she saw the three of them burst into the house. | 母亲一看到三个人冲进屋子就气死了. |
| 18 | Laying Amy in the chair closest to the fireplace, Laurie tried his best to explain. | 把艾米放在最靠近壁炉的椅子上,劳里尽力解释. |
| 19 | For some reason, seeing her mother's pale white face made Jo feel even guiltier, | 因为某种原因,看到她母亲苍白的白脸 让乔觉得更内疚 |
| 20 | and she could not control the tears that started to slide down her cheeks. | 她无法控制开始从脸颊滑下来的眼泪。 |
| 21 | Meanwhile, Mother was giving instructions to everyone. | 与此同时,母亲正在给每个人下指示。 |
| 22 | Hannah, we need more wood. | 汉娜,我们需要更多的木材。 |
| 23 | Meg, get some hot towels and boil a pot of hot water. | 梅格,拿些热毛巾来煮一锅热水. |
| 24 | Beth, go upstairs and grab every blanket you can find and bring them quickly. | 贝丝,上楼去拿所有毯子,快点拿来 |
| 25 | We need to keep her as warm as possible. | 我们得尽量让她暖和 |
| 26 | Laurie stepped back, letting Mother take charge of the situation. | 劳里退了一步 让母亲来控制局面 |
| 27 | He shivered, not realizing until then how cold he was. | 他颤抖,直到那时才意识到自己有多冷. |
| 28 | Warming himself by the fire, he glanced over at Jo, who was shaking visibly from the cold, | 自己在大火中发热,他看着乔,乔在寒冷中明显颤抖, |
| 29 | but did not seem aware of it. | 但似乎没意识到 |
| 30 | Wordlessly, he went over to her, putting his arms around her shoulders and patting her gently. | 毫不含糊地说,他走到她面前,把手臂放在她的肩膀上,轻轻拍拍她。 |
| 31 | Jo, grateful for Laurie's kindness, leaned her head against him and sobbed until no more tears would come out. | 乔,感谢劳丽的好意,把头对着他,抽泣直到不再流泪. |
| 32 | With the exception of a slight numbness in her hands and feet, Amy was going to be fine. | 除了手脚轻微麻木外,艾米本来会好起来的. |
| 33 | Laurie and Jo had acted speedily and saved Amy before any severe damage had happened. | 劳里和乔迅速行动,在任何严重破坏发生前救出了艾米. |
| 34 | Still, Jo could not help but feel that Amy's fall was her fault in the first place. | 尽管如此,乔还是忍不住觉得艾米的陷落是她的错,一开始. |
| 35 | Jo, come here, dearest. | 乔,过来,亲爱的 |
| 36 | Mother whispered when she saw Jo standing awkwardly at the doorway. | 母亲看到乔在门口尴尬地站立时低声说话. |
| 37 | Mother had just come in to check up on Amy, who was sleeping soundly. | 妈妈刚进来看Amy 她睡得很熟 |
| 38 | Jo paced outside the bedroom but did not have the courage to go inside. | 乔在卧室外步入,但没有勇气进去。 |
| 39 | Her mother's kind words, though, seemed a warm invitation. | 她母亲的善意的话,虽然, 似乎是一个热情的邀请。 |
| 40 | Amy is doing fine. | 艾米还不错 |
| 41 | She just needs to rest. | 她只是需要休息。 |
| 42 | Mother spoke softly. | 妈妈说话很温柔 |
| 43 | You need some rest, too. | 你也得休息一会 |
| 44 | Jo felt her throat tighten and the tears sting her eyes once again. | 乔觉得喉咙收紧,眼泪再次刺伤眼睛. |
| 45 | Jo, whatever you are feeling, this was not your fault, Mother said, sensing Jo's painful guilt. | 乔,不管你有什么感觉 这不是你的错,妈妈说, 感觉乔痛苦的内疚。 |
| 46 | But it was. | 但确实如此 |
| 47 | If I hadn't been so mean, she...if only I hadn't lost my temper. | 如果我没有那么刻薄,她... 如果我没有失去我的脾气。 |
| 48 | Jo choked. | 乔窒息。 |
| 49 | Mother pulled Jo close to her and whispered, | 妈妈拉乔靠近她 悄悄地说 |
| 50 | I understand how you feel. | 我理解你的感觉 |
| 51 | How can you know what it feels like to be so angry, Mother? | 你怎么知道这么生气的感觉,妈妈? |
| 52 | Sniffed Jo. | 闻祖曰. |
| 53 | You're the most patient, kindest person in the world. | 你是世界上最耐心、最善良的人 |
| 54 | Mother smiled shyly and said, | 妈妈很害羞地笑着说 |
| 55 | I try very hard, but to be honest, I used to be exactly like you. | 我非常努力,但说实话,我曾经和你一样 |
| 56 | Jo stared at her mother unbelievably. | Jo盯着她的母亲 难以置信。 |
| 57 | Mother was a role model for all her daughters. | 母亲是她所有女儿的榜样。 |
| 58 | For her to admit that she had a temper like Jo's was too much of a shock. | 让她承认自己脾气像乔一样太震惊了. |
| 59 | Shaking her head, Jo said, | 摇动她的头,乔说, |
| 60 | No, I can't believe that, Mother. | 不,我不能相信,妈妈。 |
| 61 | You're not like me at all. | 你一点都不像我 |
| 62 | Chuckling quietly, Mother replied, | 妈妈回答说, |
| 63 | You may think I am perfect and make no mistakes, but Jo, I'm also human. | 你也许认为我完美无缺 但我也是人类 |
| 64 | I have many faults and weaknesses. | 我有许多缺点和弱点。 |
| 65 | I'm just better able to control them as I get older. | 我越老越能控制他们 |
| 66 | Jo, no longer crying, quietly contemplated her mother's words. | 乔,别再哭了,悄悄地想着她母亲的话 |
| 67 | Do you think I will ever change and be like you? | 你以为我会像你一样吗? |
| 68 | That depends on whether or not you want to change. | 这取决于你是否想要改变。 |
| 69 | Some people feel that anger makes them stronger and more respected. | 有些人觉得愤怒使他们更强大,更受尊重. |
| 70 | Others see that anger, though sometimes unavoidable, can be controlled. | 其他人认为,愤怒虽然有时是不可避免的,但是可以控制的。 |
| 71 | That is what I am learning, said Mother. | 妈妈说,这就是我所学的。 |
| 72 | Amy stirred and mumbled something softly in her sleep. | 艾米在睡梦中轻轻地搅动了东西 |
| 73 | Watching her, Jo confessed, | 看着她,乔承认了 |
| 74 | I thought I could never forgive her for destroying my story. | 我以为我永远不能原谅她毁了我的故事 |
| 75 | I didn't want to forgive her. | 我不想原谅她 |
| 76 | How do you feel now? | 你现在感觉如何? |
| 77 | Mother asked kindly. | 母亲很客气地问了 |
| 78 | I realize that I can always write another story. | 我意识到我总能写另一个故事 |
| 79 | Amy might have ruined what I wrote down, but I still have it preserved in here. | 艾米可能毁了我写下来的东西 但我仍然保留在这里 |
| 80 | Jo tapped her heart. | 乔敲她的心脏。 |
| 81 | And, she continued, | 然后,她继续, |
| 82 | All those stories may be replaceable. | 所有这些故事都有可能被取代。 |
| 83 | If I lost Amy, there would be no one to take her place. | 如果我失去了艾米, 没有人可以代替她的位置。 |
| 84 | Mother gave Jo a kiss and patted her hand, saying, | 母亲给乔一个吻,拍她的手,说: |
| 85 | Yes, you can and will change, Jo. | 是的,你可以而且将会改变,乔。 |
| 86 | One day that temper of yours will no longer control you. | 有一天你的脾气将无法控制你 |
| 87 | Mother got up and left Jo to sit with Amy for a while. | 母亲起身离开乔和艾米坐了一段时间. |
| 88 | Jo started to feel better, knowing that perhaps she wasn't so hopeless. | 乔开始感觉好些了,知道也许她没有那么绝望. |
| 89 | If Mother can change, so can I. | 如果母亲能改变,我也能改变 |
| 90 | I am her daughter, after all, she said to herself. | 我是她的女儿,毕竟,她对自己说。 |
| 91 | Jo? | 乔? |
| 92 | Amy whispered weakly, her eyes half opened. | 艾米低声低语 眼睛半开 |
| 93 | I'm here, darling, | 我在这里,亲爱的, |
| 94 | Jo replied warmly. | 乔热烈回应. |
| 95 | Amy stared at her for a long time before speaking. | 艾米在讲话前一直盯着她看 |
| 96 | Jo, I'm so sorry. | 乔,我很抱歉。 |
| 97 | Please forgive me. | 请原谅我。 |
| 98 | Wiping her hand across her eyes, Jo, who had never cried so much in her life, | 将她的手伸向她的双眼,乔, 她从来没有哭过这么多, |
| 99 | took Amy's hand and held it close to her face. | 牵着艾米的手,紧贴着她的脸. |
| 100 | Me too, Amy. | 我也一样,艾米。 |
| 101 | Let's forget all that's happened in the past and look forward. | 让我们忘记过去所发生的一切,展望未来. |
| 102 | What do you say? | 你说什么? |
| 103 | Amy gave Jo a faint smile and squeezed her hand as she answered. | 艾米给了乔一个微弱的微笑,在她回答时捏住她的手. |
| 104 | Thank you, Jo. | 谢谢你,乔。 |
| 105 | That evening, Jo could not sleep. | 当晚,乔睡不着 |
| 106 | Her mind was racing with thoughts about the events of the past few days. | 她的头脑充满了对过去几天事件的想法。 |
| 107 | She suddenly found herself wanting to put everything down in writing, | 她突然发现自己想把一切都写下来 |
| 108 | because a story was swarming in her head. | 因为一个故事在她脑海中涌现 |
| 109 | When the other girls had gone to sleep, Jo crept up to her sanctuary, | 当其他女孩去睡觉时,乔爬到了她的避难所, |
| 110 | a place she had not visited since Amy had destroyed her story, | 自从艾米毁了她的故事之后 她就没有去过的地方 |
| 111 | and sat at the old familiar desk. | 坐在熟悉的旧桌子上 |
| 112 | She began to write, her pen flying over the paper, | 她开始写作 她的笔飞过报纸 |
| 113 | while she tried to jot down every word spilling out of her. | 她试图记下每一句话 |
| 114 | In the end, Jo stayed up all night completing her story. | 最终,乔整夜不眠,完成了她的故事. |
| 115 | Finally, Jo leaned back in her chair and, stretching her neck and shoulders, | 最后,乔靠在椅子上 伸起脖子和肩膀 |
| 116 | thought of the perfect title for her story. | 想到她故事的完美标题 |
| 117 | Taking a clean sheet of paper, she wrote in big letters, | 一张干净的纸 她用大字母写道 |
| 118 | like mother like daughter, a story by Josephine March. | 像母亲一样 像女儿一样 约瑟芬·马奇的故事 |
| 119 | Cradling her chin in her hand, Jo watched the sun rise, | 乔看着太阳升起 |
| 120 | glad to be alive and to enjoy another beautiful day. | 很高兴活着 享受另一个美好的一天 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:01 | Little Women, Chapter 16, Meg's Makeover | 小女人,第16章,梅格的改造 |
| 0:09 | Although it was a long time in coming after an exceptionally lengthy and dreary winter, | 虽然在一个特别漫长和枯燥的冬天过后 已经很久了 |
| 0:14 | spring finally arrived. | 春天终于到了。 |
| 0:16 | For the March girls, springtime signaled new beginnings, new opportunities, and new dreams. | 对于三月少女,春节标志着新的开端,新的机遇,以及新的梦想. |
| 0:23 | Meg was already off to a good start that season, having been invited to several parties hosted | 梅格本赛季已经进入了一个良好的开端, 并被邀请参加主办多个派对 |
| 0:28 | by her wealthy friends. | 由她富有的朋友。 |
| 0:31 | What shall I wear? | 我该穿什么? |
| 0:32 | was her most frequent complaint lately. | 是她最近最频繁的抱怨 |
| 0:35 | Looking through the closet, Meg pulled out a light green dress and held it up to her body. | 透过衣柜看,梅格拿出了一件浅绿色的裙子,并把它牵到她的身体上. |
| 0:40 | Through the mirror, she could see that it suited her complexion and enhanced the color of her eyes. | 通过镜子,她可以看到它适合她的外表,增强眼睛的颜色. |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 16, Meg's Makeover | 小女人,第16章,梅格的改造 |
| 2 | Although it was a long time in coming after an exceptionally lengthy and dreary winter, | 虽然在一个特别漫长和枯燥的冬天过后 已经很久了 |
| 3 | spring finally arrived. | 春天终于到了。 |
| 4 | For the March girls, springtime signaled new beginnings, new opportunities, and new dreams. | 对于三月少女,春节标志着新的开端,新的机遇,以及新的梦想. |
| 5 | Meg was already off to a good start that season, having been invited to several parties hosted | 梅格本赛季已经进入了一个良好的开端, 并被邀请参加主办多个派对 |
| 6 | by her wealthy friends. | 由她富有的朋友。 |
| 7 | What shall I wear? | 我该穿什么? |
| 8 | was her most frequent complaint lately. | 是她最近最频繁的抱怨 |
| 9 | Looking through the closet, Meg pulled out a light green dress and held it up to her body. | 透过衣柜看,梅格拿出了一件浅绿色的裙子,并把它牵到她的身体上. |
| 10 | Through the mirror, she could see that it suited her complexion and enhanced the color of her eyes. | 通过镜子,她可以看到它适合她的外表,增强眼睛的颜色. |
| 11 | But the dress was quite a few years old, and its hem was worn. | 但是这身裙子是相当年长的,它的母鸡也穿了. |
| 12 | Oh, what should I do? | 哦,我该怎么办? |
| 13 | Meg let out a sigh of frustration. | 梅格放出一股沮丧的气息 |
| 14 | What's the matter, Meg? | 怎么了,梅格吗? |
| 15 | asked Beth, walking in with an armful of folded laundry. | 问贝丝,走进来 手持折叠的洗衣。 |
| 16 | Relieving her of some of the burden, Meg explained, | 梅格解释道: |
| 17 | Annie Moffat is having a party this Saturday, and I haven't got anything to wear. | 安妮・莫法特这周六要开派对 我没有衣服穿 |
| 18 | Beth replied thoughtfully, | 贝丝深思熟虑地回答 |
| 19 | You have many beautiful dresses, Meg. | 你有很多漂亮的裙子,梅格。 |
| 20 | But they're so old, complained Meg. | 但他们太老了,抱怨梅格。 |
| 21 | Annie and the others will all have new silk dresses in this year's style, | 安妮和其他人今年都会穿新丝绸裙子 |
| 22 | and I'll be the only one wearing an old, ugly dress. | 只有我穿着一件旧丑陋的衣服 |
| 23 | I think you'll be the prettiest girl at the party, whatever you wear, Beth remarked. | 我认为你会是派对上最漂亮的女孩 不管你穿什么 贝丝说 |
| 24 | Cheering up a little at her sister's kind words, | 在她姐姐的善言下欢呼一下 |
| 25 | Meg continued with Beth's help to search for something to wear. | 梅格在贝丝的帮助下继续寻找要穿的衣服. |
| 26 | What about this dress? | 那这件衣服呢? |
| 27 | Beth asked, pulling out a white gown with blue flowers all over it. | 贝丝问,拔出一件白色的长袍,上面全是蓝色的花. |
| 28 | Meg examined it closely for rips, holes, or stains, but could not find any. | 梅格仔细检查了它的裂缝,孔孔或污迹,但找不到任何痕迹. |
| 29 | In fact, the dress was in tip-top condition, and it did flatter her a lot. | 事实上,这身裙子处于尖顶状态,确实让她很受宠若惊. |
| 30 | Thank you, Beth. | 谢谢你,贝丝。 |
| 31 | This dress will have to do. | 这裙子必须得穿 |
| 32 | Meg approved wholeheartedly. | 梅格全心全意的批准了 |
| 33 | The much anticipated evening was soon upon them. | 期待已久的夜晚很快就来临了。 |
| 34 | Leaving Meg to get ready for her big night, | 离开梅格为她的大晚上做准备, |
| 35 | Joe and the others amused themselves by doing what they loved most. | 乔和其他人通过做他们最爱的事来取笑自己. |
| 36 | Joe was reading a novel, another one borrowed from Aunt Marge. | 乔在读一本小说 又一本是借给玛吉阿姨的 |
| 37 | Beth was playing the piano, and Amy was drawing a picture of one of Mr. Lawrence's horses. | 贝丝在弹钢琴,艾米在画劳伦斯先生的一匹马. |
| 38 | Has Meg come down yet? | 梅格下来了吗? |
| 39 | Mother asked as she strolled into the living room holding a velvet jewelry box. | 母亲在走进客厅时问起,她拿着一个天鹅绒珠宝盒。 |
| 40 | Shaking her head disapprovingly, Joe replied, | 乔回答说: |
| 41 | I don't know why it takes so long to get ready. | 我不知道为什么需要这么长时间才能准备好 |
| 42 | Just throw the dress on, slip into your shoes, and you're good to go. | 把裙子穿好,滑进鞋里,你可以走了 |
| 43 | Rolling her eyes, Amy said, | 艾米说,翻开她的眼睛 |
| 44 | That's the difference between looking like a lady and looking, well, just un-lady-like. | 看起来像一个女士 和看起来,嗯,只是不象女士。 |
| 45 | How do I look, girls? | 我看起来怎么样,女孩们? |
| 46 | Meg floated in while her sisters were talking. | 梅格在姐姐说话的时候漂进来了 |
| 47 | They all, including Joe, sucked in their breath, | 包括乔在内,他们都在呼吸 |
| 48 | for Meg looked like an enchanted fairy princess. | 对于梅格看起来像一个魔法仙女公主。 |
| 49 | You look positively beautiful, complimented Mother, | 你看起来美极了 被赞美的妈妈 |
| 50 | smiling approvingly at her eldest daughter. | 在她大女儿面前笑得很开心 |
| 51 | Oh, Meg, all the men at the party will want to dance with you, gushed Amy. | 哦,梅格,派对上的男人都想和你跳舞 泡Amy |
| 52 | Just be careful with your heels this time, Joe said jokingly, | 这次要小心脚跟 乔开玩笑地说 |
| 53 | reminding Meg of the last party they attended together. | 提醒梅格他们一起参加的最后一次聚会. |
| 54 | Laughing, Meg promised she would. | 笑吧 梅格答应她会的 |
| 55 | I thought tonight would be a proper occasion for you to wear this, said Mother, | 我想今晚是您穿这个的好机会 妈妈说 |
| 56 | opening the jewelry box and taking out a string of pearls. | 打开珠宝盒 拿出一串珍珠 |
| 57 | She put them around Meg's slim neck. | 她把它们放在梅格瘦脖子上 |
| 58 | Oh, Mother, they're perfect! | 哦,妈妈,他们很完美! |
| 59 | Meg's cheeks flushed with delight. | 梅格的脸颊被欢乐冲昏了 |
| 60 | I feel like the most beautiful girl in the world. | 我觉得自己是世界上最漂亮的女孩 |
| 61 | Saying goodbye to her family, Meg left for Annie's house in high spirits. | 向家人告别时,梅格以崇高的精神离开了安妮的家. |
| 62 | When Meg got to Annie's house, however, her mood rapidly faded. | 然而,当梅格来到安妮家时,她的心情迅速消退. |
| 63 | At home, Meg may have been the radiant princess, but among her friends, | 在家里,梅格可能是 光辉的公主,但她的朋友, |
| 64 | she felt like a farm girl on her way to milk the cows. | 她觉得自己像个农家女孩 在去喂奶牛的路上 |
| 65 | Meg, you look so charming, was Annie's forced comment when she opened the door. | 梅格,你看起来很迷人,是安妮打开门时的强迫评论. |
| 66 | I like your hair. | 我喜欢你的头发 |
| 67 | Did you do it yourself? | 你自己做的吗? |
| 68 | Sally asked a little too sweetly. | 莎莉问得太甜了 |
| 69 | Meg touched the curls on her head and nodded shyly, | 梅格碰了头部的卷发 轻轻地点头 |
| 70 | trying hard not to stare at what her friends were wearing. | 别盯着她朋友穿的衣服看 |
| 71 | Just as she suspected, Annie, Sally, and Annie's sister, Belle, | 正如她所怀疑的 安妮 莎莉 还有安妮的妹妹贝儿 |
| 72 | were all wearing silk dresses in pastel spring colors. | 他们都穿着丝绸裙子 穿着贴纸的春色。 |
| 73 | Their hair was perfectly pulled back into a high bun, | 他们的头发被完全拉回 一个高的包, |
| 74 | with two curls hanging down the side of each cheek. | 每个脸颊的侧面挂着两个卷曲 |
| 75 | Meg also noticed that her friends wore makeup on their lips, eyes, and cheeks. | 梅格也注意到她的朋友在嘴唇,眼睛和脸颊上都化妆了. |
| 76 | They looked sophisticated and very elegant. | 他们看起来很精致,非常优雅。 |
| 77 | While Annie let her inside the house, Meg noticed Sally and Belle whispering to each other. | 当安妮让她进屋时,梅格注意到莎莉和贝儿互相低语. |
| 78 | Meg! | 麦格! |
| 79 | Sally said in a cheery voice as she took Meg's arm. | 莎莉在夺去梅格的手臂时用一个欢快的声音说. |
| 80 | You have the most beautiful eyes, and I think if you had just a little bit of color there, | 你眼睛最美,我想如果你有一点点的颜色, |
| 81 | they would stand out even more. | 他们将会更加突出。 |
| 82 | I don't know, Meg said hesitantly. | 我不知道,梅格说犹豫。 |
| 83 | Mother did not approve of her girls wearing makeup. | 母亲不赞成女儿化妆。 |
| 84 | It'll be fun, and you'll look even prettier, Annie tried to persuade her. | 你会更漂亮 安妮试图说服她 |
| 85 | We're all wearing some. | 我们都穿一些。 |
| 86 | Don't you think we look nice? | 你不觉得我们看起来不错吗? |
| 87 | Sally pushed her face up closer to Meg. | 莎莉把她的脸抬到梅格身边. |
| 88 | Meg had to admit her friends looked very lovely. | 梅格不得不承认她的朋友看起来非常可爱. |
| 89 | Well, maybe just a little then, she said, giving in. | 好吧,也许只是一点点 然后,她说,放弃。 |
| 90 | Chattering excitedly, the four girls hurried up the stairs, giggling. | 四位女孩急忙爬上楼梯, |
| 91 | While Belle applied Meg's makeup, Sally decided to change Meg's hair. | 在贝勒申请梅格化妆的同时,莎莉决定改变梅格的发型. |
| 92 | Even before Meg could protest, | 甚至在梅格提出抗议之前 |
| 93 | Sally swiftly pulled out the pins in her hair and brushed out the curls. | 莎莉迅速拔出头发上的针 刷掉卷发 |
| 94 | Your hair was lovely, but a little old-fashioned. | 你的头发很漂亮 但有点老套 |
| 95 | I think this style will suit you even better. | 我觉得这种风格更适合你 |
| 96 | Sally said as she pulled, curled, and twisted Meg's hair into a bun. | 莎莉说,当她拉,卷曲, 扭曲梅格的头发成一个包。 |
| 97 | And your dress, which I love, Annie added rather hastily. | 还有我爱的你的裙子 安妮也匆忙地说 |
| 98 | Makes your skin look dull, but I think this one will make you glow. | 让你的皮肤看起来很枯燥 但我觉得这个会让你发光 |
| 99 | Meg immediately fell in love with the bright blue silk dress Annie held up, | 梅格马上爱上了那件亮丽的蓝色丝绸裙子 安妮抓住了, |
| 100 | but pride stopped her from admitting it. | 但骄傲阻止了她承认这一点。 |
| 101 | I think what I am wearing suits me fine, thank you, she replied graciously. | 我觉得我穿的很好,谢谢,她很慷慨地回答 |
| 102 | Just try it on and see how it looks! | 试试看,看看看起来怎么样! |
| 103 | Meg begged her friends. | 梅格恳求她的朋友。 |
| 104 | Not wanting to disappoint them, | 不想让他们失望, |
| 105 | Meg changed out of her old cotton dress and into the shiny silk one. | 梅格从她的旧棉裙里 换成了闪亮的丝绸 |
| 106 | Almost at once, she felt the difference as the soft silk wrapped around her body. | 几乎瞬间,她感受到了随着柔软的丝绸包裹在身体上而带来的不同. |
| 107 | She suddenly stood up taller, held her head higher, and felt more confident. | 她突然站得更高,把头抬高,感觉更自信. |
| 108 | After a few added touches to Meg's hair and makeup, | 给梅格的头发和化妆添加了几处触摸后 |
| 109 | Annie placed her hands on Meg's shoulders and turned her around to face the mirror. | 安妮将双手放在梅格的肩膀上,并转身面对镜子. |
| 110 | Meg gasped when she saw her reflection, | 梅格看到她反射时气喘吁吁的 |
| 111 | for the face that stared back at her was not a farm girl's, | 因为那个盯着她的脸 不是一个农场女孩的, |
| 112 | but a sophisticated young lady's. | 却是个精致的年轻女士 |
| 113 | Oh, Meg, please wear this dress tonight, cried Annie. | 哦,梅格,请穿这裙子今晚,哭安妮。 |
| 114 | Look at your amazing eyes and lips, Belle pointed out. | 看着你惊人的眼睛和嘴唇,贝儿指出. |
| 115 | Meg, look at how your hair enhances your cheekbones, said Sally. | 梅格,看看你的头发 如何增强你的颊骨,萨莉说。 |
| 116 | So finally, Meg gave in to persuasion and agreed to wear the dress, | 最后,梅格屈服于劝说,同意穿上这件衣服, |
| 117 | makeup and hairstyle her friends had chosen for her. | 化妆和发型 她的朋友选择了她。 |
| 118 | Grabbing hands, the four friends jumped up and down excitedly, | 握手,四位朋友兴奋地跳上跳下 |
| 119 | complimenting one another. | 互相称赞 |
| 120 | Meg felt so proud to be a part of this exclusive group. | 梅格感到非常自豪,成为这个专属团体的一员. |
| 121 | Still holding hands, the girls walked down to the party that awaited them. | 女孩们仍然握着手,走到等待他们的聚会上。 |
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| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 17, The Stranger | 小女人,第十七章,陌生人 |
| 0:09 | Not only did Meg look different at Annie's party, she acted differently too. | 梅格不仅在安妮的派对上看起来不同,她的行为也不同. |
| 0:14 | She walked with her shoulders pulled back proudly, coolly acknowledging people in an aloof manner as she passed them. | 她带着肩膀走过来 骄傲地往后拉 冷酷地承认了别人 |
| 0:20 | When it came to dancing, Meg was selective, choosing only those partners who looked wealthy and handsome. | 在跳舞的时候,梅格是有选择的,只选择那些看起来富有而英俊的搭档. |
| 0:27 | She loved all the attention she was getting as she tossed her head back and laughed loudly, | 她喜欢所有她得到的注意 当她扔回她的头 和大笑, |
| 0:32 | almost as loud as Joe, while dancing, quite aware that some of the other girls were jealously staring and whispering about her. | 几乎和乔一样大吵大闹,在跳舞的同时,相当意识到其他一些女孩都嫉妒地盯着她并低语. |
| 0:40 | Oh, I need to rest my feet, Meg gasped to her dance partner who happened to be Annie's older brother, Ned. | 哦,我需要休息 我的脚,梅格喘气 她的舞伴 碰巧是安妮的哥哥,奈德。 |
| 0:47 | Only if you promise to let me have the next dance, Ned said, leading her to some chairs. | 只有你答应让我跳下一个舞,奈德说, 带她去一些椅子。 |
| 0:52 | Touching his shoulder lightly as she had seen Sally do, Meg said in a flirty voice, | 梅格在轻轻地抚摸他的肩膀 就像她看到莎莉做的一样 |
| 0:58 | I'll think about it. | 我会考虑的 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 17, The Stranger | 小女人,第十七章,陌生人 |
| 2 | Not only did Meg look different at Annie's party, she acted differently too. | 梅格不仅在安妮的派对上看起来不同,她的行为也不同. |
| 3 | She walked with her shoulders pulled back proudly, coolly acknowledging people in an aloof manner as she passed them. | 她带着肩膀走过来 骄傲地往后拉 冷酷地承认了别人 |
| 4 | When it came to dancing, Meg was selective, choosing only those partners who looked wealthy and handsome. | 在跳舞的时候,梅格是有选择的,只选择那些看起来富有而英俊的搭档. |
| 5 | She loved all the attention she was getting as she tossed her head back and laughed loudly, | 她喜欢所有她得到的注意 当她扔回她的头 和大笑, |
| 6 | almost as loud as Joe, while dancing, quite aware that some of the other girls were jealously staring and whispering about her. | 几乎和乔一样大吵大闹,在跳舞的同时,相当意识到其他一些女孩都嫉妒地盯着她并低语. |
| 7 | Oh, I need to rest my feet, Meg gasped to her dance partner who happened to be Annie's older brother, Ned. | 哦,我需要休息 我的脚,梅格喘气 她的舞伴 碰巧是安妮的哥哥,奈德。 |
| 8 | Only if you promise to let me have the next dance, Ned said, leading her to some chairs. | 只有你答应让我跳下一个舞,奈德说, 带她去一些椅子。 |
| 9 | Touching his shoulder lightly as she had seen Sally do, Meg said in a flirty voice, | 梅格在轻轻地抚摸他的肩膀 就像她看到莎莉做的一样 |
| 10 | I'll think about it. | 我会考虑的 |
| 11 | Now be a pet and get me a drink. | 现在做个宠物 给我倒杯酒 |
| 12 | Ned happily obliged while Meg collapsed onto a chair next to Sally. | 奈德在梅格倒在莎莉旁边的椅子上时 心甘情愿的感谢 |
| 13 | Meg, you are the darling of the party tonight, Sally giggled. | 梅格,你今晚是派对的爱人,莎莉 |
| 14 | Meg lightly touched her eyes with her handkerchief, being careful not to erase her makeup. | 梅格用手帕轻轻地触摸了她的眼睛,小心不要抹去她的化妆品. |
| 15 | I've never had so much fun, she confessed. | 我从来没有有过这么多的乐趣, 她承认了。 |
| 16 | Well, I think Ned really likes you, Sally whispered. | 我觉得奈德真的很喜欢你 莎莉悄悄地说 |
| 17 | Meg looked over at Ned, who was carrying two drinks over to where she sat. | 梅格看着奈德 她带着两杯酒到她坐的地方 |
| 18 | Ned was a tall, handsome young man about two years older than Meg. | 奈德是一个高大,英俊的年轻人,比梅格大两岁左右. |
| 19 | She knew from Annie that their parents were hoping he would find a suitable wife, and marry in the very near future. | 她从安妮那里知道,他们的父母希望他能找到合适的妻子,并在不久的将来结婚. |
| 20 | Meg hoped she might be that special someone he was looking for. | 梅格希望她可能是他要找的特殊的人 |
| 21 | Here you go, Ned said, as he handed the glass to Meg. | 给,奈德说,当他把玻璃交给梅格时 |
| 22 | However, he accidentally spilled some of the drink. | 然而,他意外地洒了一些饮料. |
| 23 | My dress! | 我的礼服! |
| 24 | cried Meg, jumping up and trying to wipe off the mess with her handkerchief. | 哭着梅格,跳起来想用她的手帕擦掉这烂摊子. |
| 25 | I'm such a clumsy baboon! | 我真是个笨手笨脚的猴子! |
| 26 | exclaimed Ned. | 赞叹内德. |
| 27 | That's quite all right, reassured Meg. | 没关系 放心吧 梅格 |
| 28 | I'll just step into the ladies' room and clean this off. | 我走进洗手间 把这弄干净 |
| 29 | Please excuse me. | 请原谅我。 |
| 30 | She left Ned standing there awkwardly with Sally. | 她让奈德和莎莉尴尬地站在那里 |
| 31 | At the Moffat's, even the ladies' room was a lavish affair. | 在莫法特家,连女厕所都是奢华的外遇. |
| 32 | Massive gold-trimmed mirrors covered one wall above a solid oak rectangular table. | 巨大的金色三角镜覆盖在坚固的橡树长方形桌子上方的一面墙上. |
| 33 | Gold-plated brushes and hand mirrors, embroidered handkerchiefs, and fresh red roses in crystal vases adorned the table. | 镀金的刷子和手镜,刺绣手帕,晶体花瓶中的鲜红色玫瑰装饰了桌子. |
| 34 | Meg sat on one of the dozen plush velvet chairs set out along the table. | 梅格坐在桌边摆放的十几张雪绒椅上 |
| 35 | On the other side of the wall were the toilets and washbasins. | 墙的另一边是厕所和洗浴盆。 |
| 36 | Glancing at herself in the mirror and admiring her reflection, Meg proceeded to remove the stain on her dress. | 梅格在镜子中凝视着自己并欣赏她的反射,他着手去除衣服上的污点. |
| 37 | Luckily, it came off and only needed to be dried. | 幸运的是,它脱落了,只需要干。 |
| 38 | Meg pressed a handkerchief against the spot to soak up the moisture. | 梅格用手帕对着地点浸湿水分 |
| 39 | Outside, she could hear the faint sounds of a familiar tune. | 在外面,她能听到熟悉的曲子的微弱声音。 |
| 40 | Humming along, she closed her eyes and imagined she was dancing with Ned. | 哼哼哼,她闭上眼睛,想象着她正在和奈德跳舞. |
| 41 | Did you see how she flirted with Ned? | 你看到她和奈德调情了吗? |
| 42 | Came a high-pitched voice loudly from the washroom area. | 从洗手间里发出高声的声音 |
| 43 | The wall blocked Meg's view of the speaker. | 墙堵住了梅格对演讲者的看法. |
| 44 | For some reason, however, Meg knew the speaker was referring to her. | 然而,出于某种原因,梅格知道发言人指的是她. |
| 45 | Then another girl spoke in a lower voice but still clear enough to hear. | 之后另一个女孩以低音说话,但仍然清晰到可以听到. |
| 46 | That's Belle's dress she's wearing. | 那是她穿的贝儿的裙子 |
| 47 | Of course it is. | 当然 |
| 48 | Her family can't afford anything like that. | 她的家人买不起这样的东西 |
| 49 | I heard she came tonight wearing a cotton summer dress. | 听说她今晚穿着棉花夏装来 |
| 50 | Cruel laughter followed that remark. | 残忍的笑声跟随了这句话。 |
| 51 | Does she think Ned Moffat will ask her out? | 她认为奈德·莫法特会约她出去吗? |
| 52 | The high-pitched voice asked. | 高声问. |
| 53 | Heavens no! | 天呐! |
| 54 | Annie and she are friends, but they would never allow her to become family. | 安妮和她是朋友,但他们绝不允许她成为家人. |
| 55 | Listening intently to their conversation, | 倾听他们的对话, |
| 56 | Meg did not realize that she had rolled her handkerchief into a tight ball and was clenching her jaw. | 梅格没有意识到她已经把手帕卷进一个紧凑的球中,并正在下巴上皱曲. |
| 57 | Never had she been so humiliated. | 她从没被这样羞辱过 |
| 58 | She lowered her shaking hands and slowly turned to look at the stranger staring back at her from the mirror. | 她放下握手,慢慢地转过身来,看着陌生人从镜子里凝视着她. |
| 59 | Until that moment, Meg did not realize how different she really looked. | 直到那一刻,梅格才意识到自己看起来有多不同. |
| 60 | In fact, she was unrecognizable. | 事实上,她无法辨认。 |
| 61 | I hate you! | 我讨厌你! |
| 62 | She spat to her own pathetic face, which did not look so lovely anymore. | 她向自己的可怜脸孔吐口水 看上去不再那么可爱了 |
| 63 | Fantasies of marrying Ned Moffat and being the mistress of their impressive estate vanished into thin air. | 与奈德·莫法特结婚的幻想 以及作为他们令人印象深刻的庄园的情妇的幻想 消失了 |
| 64 | Delusions of being wealthy and sophisticated like Annie and Sally faded even more quickly. | 对像安妮和莎莉这样富有和精致的幻想更迅速地消退. |
| 65 | Suddenly, Meg longed for the comfort and simplicity of her family and home. | 突然,梅格渴望家人和家的舒适和简单. |
| 66 | Glittering gold and sparkling crystal no longer appealed to her, | 闪闪发光的金子和闪闪发光的晶体不再吸引她 |
| 67 | nor did the lovely silk and lace dresses of spring colors. | 鲜艳的丝绸和带子的春色也没有。 |
| 68 | Meg just wanted to be herself and be with those who loved her for who she was. | 梅格只是想做自己 和那些爱她的人在一起 |
| 69 | Blindly trying to find her way out of the Moffat's home, Meg was not looking where she was going. | 梅格盲目地想从莫法特的家中寻找出路,却没在寻找去向. |
| 70 | Oh! | 瓳 |
| 71 | She exclaimed as she bumped into someone and fell to the floor. | 她惊叹地说,她撞上一个人,摔倒在地上。 |
| 72 | In her quest to locate the front entrance without attracting attention, | 在她寻找 定位前门而不引起注意, |
| 73 | Meg had run into someone heading toward the very festivities she was trying to escape. | 梅格遇到了一个正向着她想逃跑的庆典前进的人 |
| 74 | I beg your pardon, miss! | 对不起,小姐! |
| 75 | The young man apologized profusely, extending a hand to help her up. | 年轻人粗略道歉,伸出援手帮助她起来. |
| 76 | No, I should be the one apologizing. | 不,我应该是一个道歉。 |
| 77 | I wasn't looking. | 我没有看。 |
| 78 | Laurie! | 劳里! |
| 79 | Meg shouted in relief when she saw who her victim was. | 梅格看到受害者是谁时大呼大叫 |
| 80 | Laurie stared at her for a long time, obviously not immediately recognizing her. | 劳里一直盯着她看,显然没有立刻认出她. |
| 81 | When he finally did, his jaw dropped and he looked at her critically with a disapproving eye. | 当他终于这么做时,他的下巴掉了下来,他用一个不赞同的眼神批判地看着她. |
| 82 | Meg? | 麦格? |
| 83 | Sweet innocent Meg! | 可爱的无辜梅格! |
| 84 | That can't be you, were his first words. | 那不可能是你,是他的初语 |
| 85 | Laurie, I'm so happy to see you! | 劳里,见到你真高兴! |
| 86 | cried Meg. | 哭着梅格。 |
| 87 | I've been so miserable! | 我太惨了! |
| 88 | Laurie, who was still in shock, demanded. | 仍受惊吓的劳里要求. |
| 89 | What happened to you? | 发生了什么事? |
| 90 | What's that on your face? | 你脸上是什么? |
| 91 | You look like a stranger to me! | 我看你像个陌生人! |
| 92 | He was very upset and did not hide the fact. | 他非常难过,没有隐瞒事实。 |
| 93 | Laurie! | 劳里! |
| 94 | Meg pleaded. | 梅格请求。 |
| 95 | Please, I know I don't look like myself. | 拜托,我知道我长得不像自己 |
| 96 | I don't feel like myself either. | 我也不喜欢自己 |
| 97 | But right now I'm so miserable and I have to get out of here. | 但现在我太可怜了 我必须离开这里 |
| 98 | Won't you please help me? | 你不帮我吗? |
| 99 | Softening as he heard the desperation in Meg's voice, Laurie wrapped his arms around her and comforted her, saying, | 当他听到梅格的声音中绝望的声音时,柔软地将他的双臂包裹在她身边,安慰她,说: |
| 100 | I'm sorry for being so rude, Meg, but I was quite shocked. | 我很抱歉这么粗鲁 梅格 但我很震惊 |
| 101 | Of course I'll help you. | 我当然会帮你 |
| 102 | Come now, let's get you home. | 来吧,我们送你回家。 |
| 103 | Like a true gentleman, Laurie, without another remark about her appearance, escorted Meg home. | 像一个真正的绅士,劳里, 没有其他的话 关于她的外貌, 护送梅格回家。 |
| 104 | When Meg got home, she told her family what had happened. | 梅格回家后,她告诉了家人发生了什么事. |
| 105 | She spoke honestly about how she envied the wealth of her friends and their lifestyle. | 她诚实地谈到她是如何羡慕朋友的财富和生活方式的. |
| 106 | Then she told them about overhearing the conversation in the ladies' room that eventually opened her eyes to reality. | 之后,她告诉他们在女厕所里偷听谈话,最终打开她对现实的视线. |
| 107 | I realize that what I have now may be simple to some, but it's very dear to me, sniffed Meg. | 我知道现在我拥有的东西对一些人来说也许很简单,但是对我很亲切,闻到了梅格. |
| 108 | I wouldn't change my life now with any amount of money or pretty things. | 我不会用任何钱或漂亮的东西改变我的生活 |
| 109 | And we wouldn't want you any other way. | 我们不会希望你以其他方式。 |
| 110 | You're our Meg and we love you, comforted Mother. | 你是我们的梅格 我们爱你 安慰妈妈 |
| 111 | Hugging her mother and sisters, Meg gratefully accepted the precious life she had. | 拥抱她的母亲和姐妹,梅格感激地接受了她的宝贵生活. |
| 112 | 详情请访问www.cdc.gov.uk。 |
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P18 · 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 p18 (18) (P18)
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| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 18, Lazy Summer | 小女人,第18章,懒夏 |
| 0:09 | Anyone passing a certain smiling young lady skipping down the street would have assumed that she was happy. | 任何通过某个微笑的年轻女士 跳过街道的人都会认为她很快乐 |
| 0:16 | In fact, Jo was more than happy. | 事实上,乔很快乐 |
| 0:18 | She was ecstatic. | 她很兴奋 |
| 0:20 | She was sure to be spotted and gossiped about as she sprinted like a wild horse on a public street. | 她像野马一样在街上冲刺时 肯定被人发现和八卦 |
| 0:25 | But at this moment in time, she did not care. | 但此时此刻,她并不在意. |
| 0:29 | She felt like a free pony, released from captivity into the wild. | 她觉得自己像一只自由的小马 从被囚禁到野外 |
| 0:34 | Her captor, grumpy, difficult Aunt March, her release, summer holidays. | 她的抓捕者,脾气暴躁,困难的三月姨妈,她的释放,暑假. |
| 0:40 | Every summer Aunt March took a trip to Europe, often staying until the beginning of autumn. | 每年夏天,马奇姨妈都到欧洲旅行,经常呆到秋天开始. |
| 0:46 | Although Jo secretly prayed that Aunt March would ask her to accompany her one day, | 虽然乔暗中祈祷马奇阿姨有一天会请她陪她 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 18, Lazy Summer | 小女人,第18章,懒夏 |
| 2 | Anyone passing a certain smiling young lady skipping down the street would have assumed that she was happy. | 任何通过某个微笑的年轻女士 跳过街道的人都会认为她很快乐 |
| 3 | In fact, Jo was more than happy. | 事实上,乔很快乐 |
| 4 | She was ecstatic. | 她很兴奋 |
| 5 | She was sure to be spotted and gossiped about as she sprinted like a wild horse on a public street. | 她像野马一样在街上冲刺时 肯定被人发现和八卦 |
| 6 | But at this moment in time, she did not care. | 但此时此刻,她并不在意. |
| 7 | She felt like a free pony, released from captivity into the wild. | 她觉得自己像一只自由的小马 从被囚禁到野外 |
| 8 | Her captor, grumpy, difficult Aunt March, her release, summer holidays. | 她的抓捕者,脾气暴躁,困难的三月姨妈,她的释放,暑假. |
| 9 | Every summer Aunt March took a trip to Europe, often staying until the beginning of autumn. | 每年夏天,马奇姨妈都到欧洲旅行,经常呆到秋天开始. |
| 10 | Although Jo secretly prayed that Aunt March would ask her to accompany her one day, | 虽然乔暗中祈祷马奇阿姨有一天会请她陪她 |
| 11 | as Jo had always longed to see Europe, still it was pure joy not to have to work all summer. | 就像乔一直渴望看到欧洲一样 整个夏天都不用工作还是纯粹的快乐 |
| 12 | Jo pitied those poor souls who were trapped indoors on this glorious, sunny afternoon. | 乔可怜那些被困在室内的可怜灵魂 在这个光辉灿烂的下午 |
| 13 | One of them, she noted when she got to her house, | 其中之一,她注意到 当她到达她的房子, |
| 14 | was probably sitting at the table with his books opened but his thoughts wandering off | 可能坐在桌子旁 书打开了 但他的思绪在徘徊 |
| 15 | as he impatiently waited for his lessons to end. | 他急着等待教训的结束 |
| 16 | Turning toward Laurie's library, where the window was wide open, Jo called out in a teasing voice, | 转向Laurie的图书馆 窗户开着 Jo用调戏的声音喊叫 |
| 17 | I wonder what I will do tomorrow since I can do whatever I want, | 我不知道我明天会做什么 因为我可以做我想做的事, |
| 18 | unlike some people who must study their lessons. | 不像有些人必须学习他们的课。 |
| 19 | Just as Jo had predicted, Laurie popped his head out the window and called out playfully, | 就像乔预言的那样 劳里把头从窗外跳出来 大声喊叫 |
| 20 | Excuse me, would you mind keeping your voice down? | 对不起,你能不能小声点? |
| 21 | Some of us are trying to get better educated, thank you very much. | 我们中有些人正努力提高教育水平,非常感谢。 |
| 22 | Laughing loudly, Jo wiggled her foot at him, their signature greeting now. | 大声笑着,乔扭动她的脚, 他们的签名问候现在。 |
| 23 | Waving his foot back, Laurie called down, | 他的脚向后划 劳里叫了下来 |
| 24 | Are you off now? | 你现在下班了吗? |
| 25 | Have your holidays begun? | 你的假期开始了吗? |
| 26 | Yes, shouted Jo, and I am ever so happy. | 是的,喊乔, 我曾经如此快乐。 |
| 27 | I have so many things I want to do. | 我有好多事情要做 |
| 28 | Well, I hope I'm included in some of your plans. | 好吧,我希望我包含 在你的一些计划。 |
| 29 | I have absolutely nothing to do this summer. | 今年夏天我绝对无所事事 |
| 30 | So I'm counting on you girls to keep me entertained and out of trouble, Laurie said with a wink. | 所以我指望你们这群姑娘 来让我开心一点 别再惹麻烦了 Laurie说 |
| 31 | Don't worry, friend. | 别担心,朋友。 |
| 32 | We'll have ourselves a ball, Jo promised. | Jo答应过的,我们会有一个球 |
| 33 | Waving at Laurie, Jo hopped and skipped up to her house and went in. | 在萝莉身边,乔跳了起来,跳到她家,然后进去了. |
| 34 | But not before she heard Mr. Brooks reprimanding Laurie | 但在她听到布鲁克斯先生斥责萝莉之前 |
| 35 | for interrupting their discussion on the French Revolution. | 他们打断了法国大革命的讨论 |
| 36 | By coincidence, Meg also got an early summer holiday | 巧合的是,梅格还有个暑假 |
| 37 | because the Kings had unexpectedly decided to visit their relatives in California | 因为国王们意外地决定 拜访他们在加州的亲戚 |
| 38 | and were planning to leave shortly. | 计划马上离开 |
| 39 | Needless to say, the girls were thrilled at the prospect | 不用说,女孩们对前景很兴奋 |
| 40 | of spending the summer without the burden of work. | 夏天没有工作负担。 |
| 41 | Then may Beth and I get an early holiday as well? | 那我和贝丝也能早点放假吗? |
| 42 | Amy had asked as soon as she heard her sister's good news. | 艾米一听到妹妹的好消息就问起. |
| 43 | After much discussion with mother, Meg and Jo decided the girls could have a few extra weeks | 梅格和乔在和妈妈讨论之后决定 姑娘们可以多待几周 |
| 44 | to bask in the sun as long as they still did some homework every now and then. | 只要他们时不时地做一些作业 就能在太阳下水 |
| 45 | Content with that arrangement, Amy promptly shut her book | Amy迅速关闭了她的书 |
| 46 | and began working on her new art project, namely oil painting. | 并开始研究她的新艺术项目,即油画. |
| 47 | On the eve of their first day of summer vacation, | 在他们暑假第一天的前夕 |
| 48 | the girls made many plans about what they were going to do with all that time. | 女孩们做了很多计划 关于他们要做什么 所有的时间。 |
| 49 | I want to go fishing, Jo started. | 我想去钓鱼,乔开始。 |
| 50 | I don't want to do anything at all, just go outside and paint, draw and sleep, Amy said dreamily. | 我不想做任何事情, 只是到外面去画画,画画和睡觉, 艾米梦寐以求地说。 |
| 51 | Mother, carrying in a stack of clothes to be mended, remarked, | 妈妈,背着一堆衣服要修补 |
| 52 | We have plenty to do around the house, and since father isn't here, | 家里有很多事要做 既然父亲不在 |
| 53 | we need to make repairs before the winter and... | 我们得在冬天之前修理... |
| 54 | Mother stopped talking when she noticed the girls had long faces. | 母亲注意到女孩们长长的脸,就停止说话。 |
| 55 | Whatever is the matter, girls? | 出什么事了,姑娘们? |
| 56 | she asked. | 她问。 |
| 57 | Meg looked at Jo, who looked at Amy, who looked at Beth, who looked back at Meg. | 梅格看着乔,她看着艾米,她看着贝丝,她看着梅格. |
| 58 | Mother waited patiently, watching this wordless communication with amusement. | 妈妈耐心地等待着, 看着这无言的交流 与乐趣。 |
| 59 | Well, we thought, since it is our holiday, that... | 嗯,我们想,既然这是我们的假期,那... |
| 60 | Meg looked pleadingly at Jo. | 梅格向乔求情 |
| 61 | That we'd like a holiday, Jo finished for Meg. | 我们希望有一个假期,乔完成了梅格。 |
| 62 | Not just from work and school, but also from our chores, | 不仅从工作和学校, 也从我们的家务, |
| 63 | and not to have to worry about repairs, just to be lazy. | 而不必担心修理, 只是懒惰。 |
| 64 | Do you think it would be relaxing if you did nothing at all? | 你觉得你什么都不做会放松吗? |
| 65 | Mother asked. | 母问. |
| 66 | We are going to do things, Amy stated. | Amy说,我们要做点什么 |
| 67 | Just things that we want to do, not what we have to do. | 我们想要做的事情,而不是我们要做的。 |
| 68 | The others nodded their heads in agreement. | 其他人则一致点头。 |
| 69 | I understand, Mother said, but I must warn you that being lazy and relaxing are not the same thing. | 我明白,妈妈说,但我必须警告你,懒惰和放松不是一回事。 |
| 70 | But this may be a good learning experience for you girls. | 但是这对你们来说可能是一种很好的学习经验。 |
| 71 | Let's try an experiment. | 试试看 |
| 72 | Jo jumped up and cried passionately. | 乔跳起来,热情地哭了起来. |
| 73 | I love experiments! | 我喜欢实验 |
| 74 | Starting tomorrow, for one week, said Mother, | 从明天开始,一个星期,妈妈说, |
| 75 | you girls can do whatever you want, whenever you want to do it. | 姑娘们可以随心所欲 随心所欲 |
| 76 | Hannah and I will continue to do our share of the housework and cook, | 汉娜和我将继续做家务做饭 |
| 77 | but you will not have to do yours. | 但你不会做你的。 |
| 78 | Here, Mother was interrupted by loud shouts of joy and clapping. | 在这里,母亲被欢乐和鼓掌的大声呼喊打断了. |
| 79 | She held up her hand to silence them and then continued. | 她举起手让他们安静下来,然后继续。 |
| 80 | But you must keep this up for one full week. | 但你必须坚持一个星期 |
| 81 | That won't be too hard, giggled Amy. | 这不会太难, 笑了艾米。 |
| 82 | Don't be too sure, Amy, warned Mother. | 别太确定 Amy 警告妈妈 |
| 83 | Doing nothing is harder than you think. | 无所事事比你想的更难 |
| 84 | Now what do you say? | 现在怎么样? |
| 85 | Let the lazy summer experiment begin! | 让懒惰的夏季实验开始吧! |
| 86 | shouted Jo. | 大声叫乔 |
| 87 | The first day of the experiment was just as wonderful as the girls imagined. | 实验的第一天 和女孩们想象的一样美妙 |
| 88 | They slept until they wanted, got up whenever they felt like it, and did whatever they liked. | 他们睡到想睡的时候,随时起床,随心所欲。 |
| 89 | Beth, on an empty stomach, ran over to Mr. Lawrence's house to play the grand piano. | 贝丝在空腹中跑到劳伦斯先生家演奏大钢琴. |
| 90 | Meg chose the arduous task of sitting in the sun and doing nothing. | 梅格选择了坐在太阳下无所事事的艰巨任务. |
| 91 | Amy decided to paint Meg doing nothing and took all her oil paints outside to set up her easel. | 艾米决定画梅格无所事事,并将她所有的油画都带到外面来建立她的拉链. |
| 92 | Jo, with one of her favorite books on hand, joined her sisters nearby | 乔带着她最喜欢的书 和她的姐妹们在附近 |
| 93 | and soon the March girls, minus one, were enjoying their lazy summer morning. | 很快,三月的女孩们,减去一个, 享受他们的懒惰的夏日早晨。 |
| 94 | Ah, isn't this relaxing? | 啊,这不是在放松吗? |
| 95 | sighed Meg, turning her face up toward the warm rays of the sun. | 叹息着梅格 把她的脸朝着温暖的太阳光 |
| 96 | Hold still, Meg! | 别动,梅格! |
| 97 | cried Amy as she tried to capture her sister's face. | 在艾米试图抓住她姐姐的脸时,她哭了起来. |
| 98 | Will you please be quiet so I can read in peace? | 请安静,让我安静地阅读好吗? |
| 99 | Jo called out from under a shady tree. | 乔从一棵树下喊出来 |
| 100 | As the sisters soaked up the sun in serenity, | 当姐妹们静静地晒太阳的时候, |
| 101 | they could hear the faint sounds of Beth playing the grand piano at Mr. Lawrence's mansion. | 他们能听到贝丝在劳伦斯先生的豪宅 弹钢琴的声音 |
| 102 | Of course, even lazy people get hungry, | 当然,即使懒人也会饿死 |
| 103 | so when Jo could no longer ignore the growling of her stomach she said, | 所以当乔不能再忽视肚子的咆哮时 她说 |
| 104 | I'd better eat something or my stomach will complain. | 我最好吃点东西 否则我的胃会抱怨。 |
| 105 | Yes, I'm getting hungry too, said Meg. | 是的,我也饿了,梅格说。 |
| 106 | I'll come as well, Amy said, abandoning her paintbrush and colors without a second glance. | 我也会来的,艾米说, 放弃她的画笔和颜色,没有再看一眼。 |
| 107 | The three sisters went inside to the kitchen expecting some food to be ready for them, | 三个姐妹进了厨房 等待一些食物为他们准备, |
| 108 | but they were startled to see nothing on the table. | 但他们惊慌失措地看到桌子上没有任何东西。 |
| 109 | Laughing, Meg confessed, | 欢笑,梅格承认, |
| 110 | I think it was my turn to make lunch and I forgot completely. | 我想我该做午饭了 我完全忘了 |
| 111 | I'm sorry. | 对不起 |
| 112 | No need to apologize, my dear, Jo said graciously. | 没必要道歉,亲爱的,乔慷慨地说 |
| 113 | We're on holiday. | 我们在度假 |
| 114 | I'm sure we can find something to eat. | 我肯定我们能找到吃的 |
| 115 | Searching high and low, the girls finally found some stale bread and butter which they washed down with cold tea. | 搜寻高低,女孩们终于发现了一些被冷茶冲倒的坚固面包和黄油. |
| 116 | Let's go back to relaxing then, said Jo, patting her still growling stomach. | 我们回去放松吧,乔说,拍她还是咆哮的肚子。 |
| 117 | The girls stayed just that. | 女孩们只留下了这一点。 |
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P19 · 《小妇人》原版动画 | 学英语磨耳朵 绝佳口语练习素材 p19 (19) (P19)
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 19, Mother's Day Off | 小女人,第19章,母亲节 |
| 0:09 | After a few days, the lazy holidays were turning into a nightmare. | 几天后,懒惰的假期变成了噩梦. |
| 0:13 | Since the girls were not allowed to do their chores as part of the experiment, | 由于不允许这些女孩在实验中做家务, |
| 0:17 | the house soon began to look and smell like a dumpster. | 房子很快开始长得像垃圾箱 |
| 0:21 | The only tidy, well-kept part of the home was Mother's bedroom | 家里唯一整洁的好地方是妈妈的卧室 |
| 0:25 | and her spot in the living room where she had her chair and reading table. | 和她在客厅的位子 她有她的椅子和阅读表。 |
| 0:29 | She sat there now, pretending to be interested in a book, | 她现在坐在那里 假装对一本书感兴趣 |
| 0:33 | but actually observing her girls. | 但实际上观察着她的女孩。 |
| 0:35 | Meg, Mother noticed, looked cross and agitated, | 梅格,妈妈注意到, 看着十字架和激动, |
| 0:38 | traits her eldest daughter normally did not display. | 她的长女通常没有表现出来。 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 19, Mother's Day Off | 小女人,第19章,母亲节 |
| 2 | After a few days, the lazy holidays were turning into a nightmare. | 几天后,懒惰的假期变成了噩梦. |
| 3 | Since the girls were not allowed to do their chores as part of the experiment, | 由于不允许这些女孩在实验中做家务, |
| 4 | the house soon began to look and smell like a dumpster. | 房子很快开始长得像垃圾箱 |
| 5 | The only tidy, well-kept part of the home was Mother's bedroom | 家里唯一整洁的好地方是妈妈的卧室 |
| 6 | and her spot in the living room where she had her chair and reading table. | 和她在客厅的位子 她有她的椅子和阅读表。 |
| 7 | She sat there now, pretending to be interested in a book, | 她现在坐在那里 假装对一本书感兴趣 |
| 8 | but actually observing her girls. | 但实际上观察着她的女孩。 |
| 9 | Meg, Mother noticed, looked cross and agitated, | 梅格,妈妈注意到, 看着十字架和激动, |
| 10 | traits her eldest daughter normally did not display. | 她的长女通常没有表现出来。 |
| 11 | Her hair was carelessly tied up and her clothes had several stains, | 她的头发被粗心乱意地绑着 她的衣服有几处污点 |
| 12 | even a small hole under the armpit. | 甚至腋下有个小洞 |
| 13 | Joe looked like a volcano ready to erupt as she stomped around, | Joe在四处游荡时 看起来像个火山 |
| 14 | shouting loudly at no one in particular. | 大声呼喊,没有特别的人。 |
| 15 | Whoever took my book had better hand it over at once! | 谁拿走我的书,最好马上交出来! |
| 16 | Beth, the mildless and gentlest of the four, | 贝丝,四人中最温柔的 |
| 17 | could be mistaken for a starved child because she was spending all her time | 可能被误认为饿死的孩子 因为她花了很多时间 |
| 18 | playing the piano and forgetting a fundamental part of her well-being, eating. | 弹钢琴 忘记她生活的基本部分 吃东西 |
| 19 | Glancing at Beth's fingers, it was just as Mother suspected. | 在贝丝的手指边闪烁 就像妈妈怀疑的那样 |
| 20 | They were swollen, stiff and raw. | 他们肿胀,僵硬和生生。 |
| 21 | Of the four girls, however, Amy was clearly the messiest. | 然而,在四个女孩中,艾米显然是最乱的。 |
| 22 | Her paints and brushes were scattered everywhere, | 她的画和刷子到处散落 |
| 23 | making it a challenge at times to walk without tripping over her art tools. | 使走动时不能绊倒她的艺术工具 |
| 24 | Her usually curly, bouncy hair was now oily and sticking to her cheeks like uncooked bacon. | 她通常卷发,波音头发现在油腻,像未煮的培根一样粘在脸颊上. |
| 25 | Specks of paint decorated her hair, | 画片装饰她的头发, |
| 26 | as if someone had stood over her and sprinkled it generously onto her head. | 好像有人站在她身旁 将它慷慨洒在她的头上 |
| 27 | Thank goodness, tomorrow is the last day of this experiment, Mother said to herself. | 谢天谢地 明天是实验的最后一天 妈妈对自己说 |
| 28 | The next morning the girls reluctantly went downstairs expecting cold food at the table. | 第二天早上,女孩们不情愿地下楼,在餐桌上等待冷饭。 |
| 29 | During the week of the experiment, by the time the girls had got up, | 在实验的一周, 当女孩们起床的时候, |
| 30 | their breakfast was already cold. | 他们的早餐已经很冷了 |
| 31 | They were grumbling and complaining until Joe, who was leading the pack, | 他们一直抱怨 直到乔,谁领导这群人, |
| 32 | stopped, sniffed and smiled. | 停下来,嗅觉和微笑。 |
| 33 | Girls, can you smell that? | 姑娘们 能闻到吗? |
| 34 | she asked. | 她问。 |
| 35 | Smells like sausages, said Amy, breathing in deeply. | 闻起来像香肠,艾米说,深呼吸。 |
| 36 | Like a pack of famished wolves, the girls tore into the dining room, | 像一包饿死狼, 女孩撕入餐厅, |
| 37 | where they were greeted by Mother, who was just laying out a plate of sausages. | 他们在那里受到母亲的问候 她刚放了一盘香肠 |
| 38 | Good morning, my little daughters. | 早上好,我的小女儿们 |
| 39 | Since the experiment ends today, I thought we'd celebrate with a late breakfast. | 由于实验今天结束,我想我们用晚饭庆祝. |
| 40 | Gratefully, the girls sat down to devour their meal | 幸好女孩们坐下来吃晚餐 |
| 41 | while Mother asked their opinions about the experiment. | 母亲问他们对实验的看法。 |
| 42 | It was fun for one day, Joe said in between bites. | 一天很有趣,乔说在咬之间。 |
| 43 | But I got so bored, I actually wanted to clean up my room after a while. | 但我太无聊了,我真的想 清理我的房间过一段时间。 |
| 44 | Meg nodded and said, | 梅格点头说, |
| 45 | I had such an ache to pick up a needle and mend some old clothes. | 我这么怕拿起针 修补一些旧衣服 |
| 46 | Well, I didn't realize how messy I was, cried Amy. | 我不知道自己有多乱 哭了艾米 |
| 47 | My hair, my clothes, I looked frightening. | 我的头发,我的衣服,我看起来很可怕。 |
| 48 | I found that when I played the piano, I forgot about everything else, said Beth, blushing. | 我发现,当我弹钢琴, 我忘了其他一切, 说贝丝,脸红。 |
| 49 | Sometimes I even forgot to eat. | 有时我甚至忘了吃东西 |
| 50 | How lucky that we have you, Mother, said Amy dramatically. | 妈妈,我们有多幸运你居然说艾米 |
| 51 | Without you, we might have died. | 没有你,我们可能已经死了。 |
| 52 | Mother was thoughtful for a moment before replying, | 母亲在回答之前,很体贴 |
| 53 | Well, actually, I'm taking the day off tomorrow. | 其实我明天要请假 |
| 54 | The girls stared at her stunned. | 女孩们盯着她的惊呆。 |
| 55 | What do you mean? | 你说什么? |
| 56 | asked Meg. | 问梅格。 |
| 57 | Since you girls had one week to do as you please, | 既然你们姑娘们有一周时间做你们想做的事 |
| 58 | I think I deserve one day all to myself, said Mother. | 母亲说,我想我应该拥有一天 |
| 59 | The girls looked at each other at a loss for words until Joe finally said, | 女孩们看着对方失去言语 直到乔最后说 |
| 60 | Of course, Mother should have the day off. | 当然,妈妈应该请假。 |
| 61 | Don't worry, Mother, we'll manage fine on our own. | 别担心,妈妈,我们自己会处理好的 |
| 62 | Thank you, darling, said Mother with a smile then added, | 谢谢你,亲爱的,妈妈说 带着微笑,然后又说, |
| 63 | And by the way, Hannah is taking the day off too. | 顺便说一句 汉娜也请假了 |
| 64 | With that, Mother got up and left her daughters contemplating how to deal with the situation. | 这样一来,母亲就站起来,离开女儿们,想着如何应付这种情况. |
| 65 | That day was a busy one for the March sisters. | 那天对三月姐妹来说是忙碌的一天. |
| 66 | After they happily and eagerly performed their chores, | 在他们愉快地、急切地工作之后, |
| 67 | They discussed how to divide Mother and Hannah's workload between them. | 他们讨论了如何将母亲和汉娜的工作量划分开来. |
| 68 | Since Joe and I get up early, we'll make breakfast, said Meg. | 自从我和乔早起 我们一起做早餐 梅格说 |
| 69 | I can go to the grocers to buy our fruit and vegetables, offered Beth. | 我可以去杂货店买我们的水果蔬菜 给贝丝 |
| 70 | I'll do the wash and hang it outside to dry, said Amy. | 我会洗洗 然后挂在外面干,艾美说。 |
| 71 | What else does Mother do? | 妈妈还做什么? |
| 72 | Joe asked, tapping the pencil on her lips. | 乔问,敲笔在她的嘴唇。 |
| 73 | Who's going to make lunch and dinner? | 谁来做午餐和晚餐? |
| 74 | Amy asked. | 艾米问。 |
| 75 | Amy and I can make lunch if Joe and Beth take care of dinner, suggested Meg. | 艾米和我可以做午餐 如果乔和贝丝 照顾晚餐,建议梅格。 |
| 76 | With everyone happy, Joe sat back with her hands folded behind her head, | 在大家高兴的时候,乔坐在后面,手放在头后面, |
| 77 | And said in a relaxed, confident way, | 并以一种放松,自信的方式说, |
| 78 | Mother has nothing to worry about. | 妈妈没什么好担心的 |
| 79 | It was strange not to see Mother or Hannah in the kitchen the next morning, | 第二天早上没在厨房看到妈妈和汉娜真是奇怪 |
| 80 | But Meg and Joe quickly got busy making breakfast. | 但梅格和乔很快忙着做早餐. |
| 81 | They decided on ham and eggs with fresh bread, | 他们决定用新鲜面包做火腿和鸡蛋 |
| 82 | Since Mother always baked her breads early in the morning. | 因为妈妈早上总是烤面包 |
| 83 | Joe! | 乔! |
| 84 | Meg cried looking around. | 梅格哭着环顾四周。 |
| 85 | We forgot to set the dough out last night for the bread. | 我们昨晚忘了放钱买面包 |
| 86 | The girls had often watched Mother kneading the dough and setting it out to rise the night before, | 女孩们经常看着妈妈偷窥钱 并准备在前一天晚上起来 |
| 87 | So that she could bake it first thing in the morning. | 这样她就能在早上烤出来 |
| 88 | Enjoying a slice of warm fresh bread might not seem like much, | 享受一片温暖的新鲜面包 似乎不太像, |
| 89 | But it brought great pleasure and comfort to the girls at the start of the day. | 但它给女孩们带来了巨大的快乐和安慰 在一天的开始。 |
| 90 | Today, sadly, they would have to do without that morning ritual. | 可悲的是,今天,他们不得不没有这种早晨的仪式。 |
| 91 | Where are the eggs? | 鸡蛋呢? |
| 92 | Joe asked, looking in the baskets in the pantry. | 乔问,在储藏室看篮子 |
| 93 | Something's burning on the stove! | 有东西在炉子上燃烧! |
| 94 | Meg pointed to the smoke coming from a pan. | 梅格指着烟从锅里冒出来. |
| 95 | Oh, the ham! | 火腿! 火腿! 火腿! 火腿! 火腿! 火腿! |
| 96 | exclaimed Joe. | 赞曰祖. |
| 97 | Forgetting how hot the pan was, she grabbed the scorching handle, | 忘了锅有多热 她抓住了烧手柄 |
| 98 | Then dropped the pan and its contents, four thick pieces of burned ham, onto the floor. | 然后把锅和里面的东西,四块烧焦的火腿扔到地上。 |
| 99 | The girls ended up having fruit and milk for breakfast. | 女孩们最后吃了水果和牛奶作为早餐. |
| 100 | Just before setting out for the grocers, Beth realized she didn't know what to buy. | 就在去买杂货之前 贝丝意识到她不知道买什么 |
| 101 | So she went to Mother, who was sitting in her chair reading. | 于是她去找坐在椅子上看书的母亲。 |
| 102 | Darling, Mother interrupted, holding up her hand when Beth started speaking. | 亲爱的,妈妈打断了她, 当贝丝开始说话时,握住她的手。 |
| 103 | Today is my day off. | 今天是我放假的时候 |
| 104 | You must figure it out on your own. | 你必须自己想办法 |
| 105 | A little while later, Amy also approached Mother for advice on what she should wash first. | 不久后,艾米还联系母亲,要求她先洗点什么。 |
| 106 | Mother simply repeated what she had told Beth and returned to her book. | 母亲只是重复她告诉贝丝的话,然后回到她的书上. |
| 107 | The girls did not realize how dependent they were on Mother and Hannah. | 女孩们不知道自己有多依赖母亲和汉娜。 |
| 108 | Sitting together for their dinner, a simple meal of meatloaf and bread, | 坐在一起吃晚饭, 简单的肉饼和面包, |
| 109 | the girls talked about their day. | 女孩们谈论了他们的一天。 |
| 110 | I didn't realize how much Mother and Hannah did for us, said Meg, | 我不知道妈妈和汉娜为我们做了多少 梅格说 |
| 111 | resting her weary head on her hands. | 把她疲惫的脑袋放在手上 |
| 112 | My hands are still hurting from doing the laundry, complained Amy. | 我的手仍然很疼 做洗衣,抱怨艾米。 |
| 113 | It was so hard to choose what to buy, said Beth. | 贝丝说很难选择买什么 |
| 114 | I wonder if Mother plans to take days off regularly, wondered Amy. | 我在想,如果妈妈计划 定期休假,Amy。 |
| 115 | I think Mother wanted to teach us a lesson, said Joe. | 乔说妈妈想教训我们 |
| 116 | Nodding, Meg agreed. | 点头,梅格同意。 |
| 117 | Our experiment taught us to appreciate work. | 我们的实验教我们欣赏工作 |
| 118 | And Mother wanted us to see the importance of taking care of ourselves, added Joe. | 妈妈想让我们看看照顾自己的重要性 加上乔 |
| 119 | And of helping each other, said Beth. | 贝丝说为了互相帮助 |
| 120 | And supporting each other, said Meg, as she tried to swallow a bite of dry, salty meatloaf. | 梅格说,在她试图吞下干燥咸味的肉卷时,互相支持. |
| 121 | And loving each other, smiled Amy, pushing her plate away. | 彼此相爱,微笑艾米,把她的盘子推开. |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:09 | Summer was passing too quickly, and although he was having fun with the girls, Laurie felt restless. | 夏天过得太快了,虽然他和姑娘们玩得很开心,但劳里却觉得很不安. |
| 0:16 | He wanted to travel and visit his friends in Europe. | 他想旅行并拜访他在欧洲的朋友. |
| 0:19 | Thinking about this, he sat on the window ledge, looking across at his unusually quiet neighbors one day. | 想到这一点,他坐在窗台上,一天看着他异常安静的邻居. |
| 0:26 | What is she up to? | 她到底想怎样? |
| 0:27 | Laurie wondered as he suddenly caught sight of Joe coming out of the house. | 萝莉突然发现乔从家里出来 |
| 0:31 | He was about to call out to her when he noticed her acting very strangely. | 当他注意到她的行为非常奇怪时,他正准备呼唤她. |
| 0:36 | Where is that girl going? | 那个女孩要去哪? |
| 0:38 | he asked himself. | 他问自己。 |
| 0:40 | Joe tiptoed out of the house, being careful not to slam the door, and quietly walked down the path. | Joe从屋里走出来,小心不要关门,悄悄地走下路来. |
| 0:47 | She was carrying a large envelope, which she held tightly as if her life depended upon it. | 她带着一个大的信封,她紧紧地抱着这个信封,仿佛她的生命依赖于它。 |
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| 1 | Summer was passing too quickly, and although he was having fun with the girls, Laurie felt restless. | 夏天过得太快了,虽然他和姑娘们玩得很开心,但劳里却觉得很不安. |
| 2 | He wanted to travel and visit his friends in Europe. | 他想旅行并拜访他在欧洲的朋友. |
| 3 | Thinking about this, he sat on the window ledge, looking across at his unusually quiet neighbors one day. | 想到这一点,他坐在窗台上,一天看着他异常安静的邻居. |
| 4 | What is she up to? | 她到底想怎样? |
| 5 | Laurie wondered as he suddenly caught sight of Joe coming out of the house. | 萝莉突然发现乔从家里出来 |
| 6 | He was about to call out to her when he noticed her acting very strangely. | 当他注意到她的行为非常奇怪时,他正准备呼唤她. |
| 7 | Where is that girl going? | 那个女孩要去哪? |
| 8 | he asked himself. | 他问自己。 |
| 9 | Joe tiptoed out of the house, being careful not to slam the door, and quietly walked down the path. | Joe从屋里走出来,小心不要关门,悄悄地走下路来. |
| 10 | She was carrying a large envelope, which she held tightly as if her life depended upon it. | 她带着一个大的信封,她紧紧地抱着这个信封,仿佛她的生命依赖于它。 |
| 11 | She walked briskly down the street, looking behind her every few minutes. | 她走在大街上 每隔几分钟就往后面看 |
| 12 | She's sneaking out! | 她溜出来了! |
| 13 | Well, we can't have that! | 我们不能这样! |
| 14 | Laurie chuckled. | 劳里笑了。 |
| 15 | He got up and hurried downstairs. | 他起床后匆匆赶到楼下 |
| 16 | Whatever Joe was trying to hide, he was determined to find out. | 无论乔想隐瞒什么,他都下定决心去查. |
| 17 | Laurie found Joe's pace irregular. | 劳里发现乔的速度不规则. |
| 18 | Sometimes she skipped, but other times she slowed to a crawl as if she were thinking about something. | 有时她跳过, 但有时她慢到爬行 好像她在想什么。 |
| 19 | People like her were the most difficult to follow, since you never knew if they would stop suddenly, | 象她这样的人最难追随 因为你不知道他们会不会突然停下来 |
| 20 | turn around and notice they were being followed. | 转过身来 发现有人跟踪他们 |
| 21 | Still, Laurie thought his disguise was a good one. | 尽管如此,劳里还是觉得他的伪装不错. |
| 22 | He wore his grandfather's hat and walked with a cane. | 他戴着祖父的帽子,带着拄杖走路. |
| 23 | Joe headed into town, passing the dentist office, then the grocers, and walked toward the billiard room. | 乔走进镇上 穿过牙医办公室 然后是杂货店 然后走进台球房 |
| 24 | But to Laurie's great relief, she passed that disreputable place and went inside an office located next to it. | 但劳里很放心 她经过那个不值得称道的地方 进了旁边的办公室 |
| 25 | Where on earth is she going? | 她到底要去哪儿呢? 她要离开这 |
| 26 | Laurie was dying to know. | 萝莉很想知道 |
| 27 | Positioning himself in front of a dress shop, he pretended to be interested in the latest colors of the season, | 他把自己安置在一个服装店前 他假装对这个季节的最新颜色感兴趣 |
| 28 | while he waited for Joe to come out. | 他等着乔出来 |
| 29 | Laurie wondered how many more times he could raise his hat in greeting to each passing lady, | 劳里想知道他还能举起多少次帽子 来迎接每一个经过的女士 |
| 30 | as was the custom for gentlemen to do in those days. | 先生们在那些时候的习惯也是这样 |
| 31 | Good day, madam, he said, imitating his grandfather's voice as two elderly women approached the shop he was standing in front of. | 日安,夫人,他说,模仿他祖父的声音 当两个老年妇女靠近他站在前面的商店时. |
| 32 | Keeping one eye on the office where his friend had gone, Laurie politely opened the door for the ladies. | 看着他朋友去的办公室 劳里礼貌地为女士们开门 |
| 33 | To his delight, across the street another door was opening at that moment, | 他高兴的是 另一扇门在街对面打开 |
| 34 | and soon Joe appeared looking excited, happy and relieved. | 很快,乔看起来很兴奋,快乐和轻松 |
| 35 | Laurie noted that she was no longer carrying the envelope. | Laurie指出,她不再携带信封。 |
| 36 | Having successfully ushered the ladies inside the store, Laurie ran toward Joe. | 成功迎来了店里的女人 萝莉跑向乔 |
| 37 | Raising his hat, he shouted, excuse me, miss, one moment, please. | 举起他的帽子,他大喊着,对不起,小姐,请稍等 |
| 38 | Joe turned around to see a gentleman running, quite quickly, in her opinion, in her direction. | 乔转身看到一个绅士跑得很快,在她看来,朝她的方向跑. |
| 39 | He looked very familiar, and his voice sounded like... | 他看起来很眼熟 他的声音听起来像... |
| 40 | Laurie? | 劳里? |
| 41 | she asked, surprised to see her friend in town. | 她问,惊讶地看到 她的朋友在城里。 |
| 42 | Of course it's me, he replied. | 当然是我,他回答。 |
| 43 | What are you doing here? | 你在这里做什么? |
| 44 | Joe asked, as she pulled the hat from his hand and tried it on herself. | 乔问,当她从他手上拔出帽子,并试穿自己. |
| 45 | Never mind me, Joe March, what are you hiding? | 别管我 乔·马奇 你在隐瞒什么 |
| 46 | Laurie demanded to know. | 萝莉要求知道 |
| 47 | Flushing, Joe looked away and shrugged. | 飞翔,乔视而不见,浑身发抖. |
| 48 | I don't know what you're talking about. | 师曰. |
| 49 | Don't deny it, Joe, I saw you. | 别否认 乔 我看见你了 |
| 50 | I followed you here. | 我跟着你 |
| 51 | So I know you went inside that office. | 我知道你进了那间办公室 |
| 52 | What is it? | 这是什么? |
| 53 | What is your secret? | 你的秘诀是什么? |
| 54 | Tell me! | 告诉我! |
| 55 | Laurie nearly shouted. | 萝莉差点大喊大叫 |
| 56 | Joe crossed her arms stubbornly and said, | 乔固执地跨过她的手臂说: |
| 57 | That's very naughty of you to follow me, Theodore Lawrence. | 你跟着我真淘气 西奥多·劳伦斯 |
| 58 | And I don't have to tell you anything if I don't want to. | 如果我不想的话,我什么都不要告诉你 |
| 59 | Laurie chewed on his lower lip, then with a twinkle in his eye said, | 萝莉咬下嘴唇 然后眼睛闪闪发光地说 |
| 60 | If you tell me your secret, I'll tell you mine. | 如果你告诉我你的秘密,我会告诉你我的。 |
| 61 | Joe considered his offer, then stuck out her hand. | 乔考虑过他的提议,然后卡在她的手上。 |
| 62 | Deal, but you must promise not to tell a soul. | 成交 但你必须保证不告诉任何人 |
| 63 | Laurie swore he wouldn't say a word. | 劳里发誓不说话 |
| 64 | Rubbing her hands together, Joe said breathlessly, | 把她的手扯在一起,乔说无气息, |
| 65 | I sold two stories to the newspaper. | 我卖了两个故事给报纸。 |
| 66 | They bought my stories, Laurie. | 他们买了我的故事,劳里。 |
| 67 | Laurie stared at his friend, then let out a loud shout of joy and gave her a big hug. | 劳里盯着他的朋友,然后放出欢乐的大声呼喊,给了她一个巨大的拥抱. |
| 68 | The two women who had entered the store now came out and, | 进入店里的两个女人现在出来了, |
| 69 | seeing this public display of affection, | 看到这种公开的情感, |
| 70 | covered their mouths and shook their heads disapprovingly, ignoring them. | 笼罩着他们的嘴,不屑地摇头, |
| 71 | Laurie and Joe linked arms and ran down the street, still cheering and making a lot of noise. | 劳里和乔将手臂连在一起,跑到街上,仍然欢呼和发出许多噪音. |
| 72 | As they got closer to their neighborhood, Joe turned to Laurie and said, | 当他们接近自己的邻居时,乔转而找劳里说: |
| 73 | Now you have to tell me your secret. | 现在你必须告诉我你的秘密 |
| 74 | Laurie covered his mouth and held back a giggle, I don't know. | 劳里遮住了嘴 挡住了笑话 我不知道 |
| 75 | Laurie, we had a deal, Joe said, grabbing his arm. | 劳里,我们说好的,乔说,抓住他的手臂 |
| 76 | What is it? | 这是什么? |
| 77 | Tell me. | 告诉我 |
| 78 | Okay, but remember, you mustn't repeat what I'm about to tell you, he said seriously. | 好吧,但记住,你不能重复 我要告诉你,他是认真的。 |
| 79 | Laurie, tell me already, Joe nearly screamed. | 萝莉,快告诉我,乔差点叫了 |
| 80 | Brooks has a crush on, Laurie's voice drifted off. | 布鲁克斯很迷恋,劳里的声音飘走了 |
| 81 | Joe, her eyes growing bigger and more alarmed, whispered. | 乔,她的眼睛越来越大 更加惊恐,低声说话。 |
| 82 | Who? | 谁? |
| 83 | Matt? | 马特? |
| 84 | Laurie nodded, grinning. | 萝莉点头,笑个不停 |
| 85 | It's more than a crush, actually. | 实际上,这不仅仅是一个迷恋。 |
| 86 | Brooks is in love with your sister. | 布鲁克斯爱上了你妹妹 |
| 87 | Joe stopped, her feet suddenly heavy and heart weighed down with this unexpected revelation. | Joe停下来了 她的脚突然很重 心脏被这个意外的启示压低了 |
| 88 | No, that's impossible, Joe shook her head. | 不 不可能 乔摇头了 |
| 89 | Why, Meg is a very beautiful girl and Brooks isn't a bad chap, said Laurie. | 为什么,梅格是一个非常漂亮的女孩 布鲁克斯不是一个坏家伙,说劳里。 |
| 90 | Although she knew it would happen eventually, | 虽然她知道最终会发生 |
| 91 | Joe refused to believe that one day her sisters would get married and have their own families. | 乔拒绝相信有一天她的姐妹们会结婚并拥有自己的家庭. |
| 92 | Laurie, are you sure? | 劳里,你确定吗? |
| 93 | Joe asked, hoping this was one of his pranks. | 乔问,希望这是他的恶作剧之一。 |
| 94 | Laurie, however, nodded and said he wrote it in his diary, | 然而,劳里点头 并说他写在他的日记, |
| 95 | which happened to be open one day and in passing I... | 突然间,我... |
| 96 | You read his diary? | 你读了他的日记? |
| 97 | You little crook! | 你这个小骗子! |
| 98 | Joe punched Laurie in the arm. | 乔打了萝莉的手臂。 |
| 99 | I didn't read the whole thing, I just glanced at it. | 我没看完,只是看了一眼 |
| 100 | Ouch, that hurt, Joe, he moaned, rubbing his sore arm. | 哎哟,那很痛,乔,他呻吟,擦伤了他的手臂。 |
| 101 | Joe pushed him farther away. | 乔把他推得更远了 |
| 102 | Her once light and carefree steps were now burdened with what Laurie had just told her. | 她曾经轻而易举的台阶 现在被劳里刚刚告诉她的 负担着 |
| 103 | Two days later, Mother and all the girls, except for Joe, | 两天后,妈妈和所有的女孩 除了乔 |
| 104 | were sitting quietly in the living room all occupied with their own work. | 他们静静地坐在客厅里 他们都忙着自己的工作 |
| 105 | Their peaceful afternoon, however, was suddenly interrupted by a noisy commotion in the foyer. | 然而,他们平和的下午却突然被大厅的骚动打断. |
| 106 | My word! | 我保证! |
| 107 | Mother exclaimed, putting down her sewing. | 母亲叹息,放下她的缝纫。 |
| 108 | At that moment, Joe, the cause of the deafening sounds, burst into the room, | 那时,乔,震耳欲聋的原因, 冲进房间, |
| 109 | swinging a newspaper in the air and dashing around as if she were on fire. | 在空中挥舞着报纸 到处乱晃 好像她着火了 |
| 110 | Joe, what on earth? | 乔,到底怎么了? |
| 111 | Calm down, child! | 冷静点,孩子! |
| 112 | Mother spoke sternly. | 妈妈说话很严厉 |
| 113 | Sorry, Mother, gasped Joe as she ran past and pecked her mother on the cheek. | 对不起,妈妈,乔跑过去时气死了 咬她妈妈的脸颊 |
| 114 | Joe, what's so exciting about that newspaper? | 乔,那报纸有什么刺激的? |
| 115 | Called out Amy. | 打电话给艾米。 |
| 116 | Finally, Joe collapsed onto the floor next to Beth, who gently took the paper from her. | 最后,乔倒在贝丝旁边的地板上,贝丝轻轻地拿走了她的报纸. |
| 117 | It was open to a particular page. | 它打开了一个特定的页面。 |
| 118 | Like Mother, Like Daughter, Beth read. | 像母亲,像女儿,贝丝读。 |
| 119 | By Josephine March. | 约瑟芬·马奇著. |
| 120 | Joe, this is your story! | 乔,这是你的故事! |
| 121 | Soon the entire house was filled with loud cheers and a great deal of shouting. | 很快整个房子都充满了响亮的欢呼声和巨大的喊叫声. |
| 122 | Joe was now a published writer. | 乔现在是一位出版作家. |
| 123 | As everyone came around to give her a hug, she held on more tightly and longer to Meg. | 在大家前来拥抱她时,她更紧紧地和梅格保持了更长的时间. |
| 124 | Now Joe's secret was out of the bag, | 现在乔的秘密 出包, |
| 125 | but she wondered how much longer she could keep Lori's secret from being known. | 但是她不知道她能把萝莉的秘密藏多久 |
| 126 | Joe hoped it would be a long, long time. | 乔希望会很长很长一段时间 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 21, Joe's Decision | 小女人,第21章,乔的决定 |
| 0:09 | Time flew quickly, and before long Joe's second story entitled | 时间飞得很快 不久乔的第二个故事 |
| 0:13 | Beautiful Strangers was published in the Eagle, the name of the newspaper. | 美丽的陌生人在"鹰报"上发表,该报的名字. |
| 0:18 | The editor of the paper liked Joe's story so much that he bought four more of her works. | 该报的编辑非常喜欢乔的故事,以至于他又买了四部她的作品. |
| 0:23 | The ending is so tragic, Joe, Beth remarked, pulling her sweater tightly around herself. | 结局很悲惨,乔,贝丝说,把她的毛衣紧紧地拉在自己身边. |
| 0:29 | The sudden drop in temperatures had brought about a colder winter than anyone anticipated. | 气温的突然下降带来了比任何人预计的更寒冷的冬天. |
| 0:35 | I felt the story should be more realistic, not so fanciful, the writer explained. | 我觉得这个故事应该更加现实,而不是如此幻想,作家解释道. |
| 0:41 | Well, I think you should have made it happier, criticized the artist as she thumped a lump of clay on the table to soften it. | 我认为你应该让它更快乐, 批评艺术家 她把一块粘土 砸在桌子上软化。 |
| 0:48 | Amy had moved on to experimenting with clay and was molding small sculptures of everyone and everything these days. | 艾米开始用粘土做实验 并且塑造了每个人的小雕塑 |
| 0:55 | Mother's familiar footsteps coming up the stairs outside sent the girls scurrying along to welcome her home. | 母亲熟悉的脚步声从外面的楼梯上走来,让女孩们冲过来迎接她回家. |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 21, Joe's Decision | 小女人,第21章,乔的决定 |
| 2 | Time flew quickly, and before long Joe's second story entitled | 时间飞得很快 不久乔的第二个故事 |
| 3 | Beautiful Strangers was published in the Eagle, the name of the newspaper. | 美丽的陌生人在"鹰报"上发表,该报的名字. |
| 4 | The editor of the paper liked Joe's story so much that he bought four more of her works. | 该报的编辑非常喜欢乔的故事,以至于他又买了四部她的作品. |
| 5 | The ending is so tragic, Joe, Beth remarked, pulling her sweater tightly around herself. | 结局很悲惨,乔,贝丝说,把她的毛衣紧紧地拉在自己身边. |
| 6 | The sudden drop in temperatures had brought about a colder winter than anyone anticipated. | 气温的突然下降带来了比任何人预计的更寒冷的冬天. |
| 7 | I felt the story should be more realistic, not so fanciful, the writer explained. | 我觉得这个故事应该更加现实,而不是如此幻想,作家解释道. |
| 8 | Well, I think you should have made it happier, criticized the artist as she thumped a lump of clay on the table to soften it. | 我认为你应该让它更快乐, 批评艺术家 她把一块粘土 砸在桌子上软化。 |
| 9 | Amy had moved on to experimenting with clay and was molding small sculptures of everyone and everything these days. | 艾米开始用粘土做实验 并且塑造了每个人的小雕塑 |
| 10 | Mother's familiar footsteps coming up the stairs outside sent the girls scurrying along to welcome her home. | 母亲熟悉的脚步声从外面的楼梯上走来,让女孩们冲过来迎接她回家. |
| 11 | Tossing the newspaper onto the sofa, Beth raced to the door as Meg plumped up the cushions on Mother's chair, | 将报纸扔到沙发上 贝丝跑到门前 当梅格在妈妈的椅子上铺上垫子 |
| 12 | and Joe ran to warm her slippers by the fireplace. | 乔跑去壁炉边热她的拖鞋 |
| 13 | Amy wiped the clay muck off her hands and cleaned up her mess. | Amy擦掉了手上的粘土泥 清理了她的烂摊子 |
| 14 | Hello, my girls! | 哈罗,我的姑娘们! |
| 15 | Mother came into the room holding out her arms. | 母亲走进房间,伸出双臂。 |
| 16 | Her daughters embraced her, forming a circle so Mother would warm up quickly. | 她的女儿拥抱她,形成一个圆圈,让母亲能迅速暖和. |
| 17 | I'd better see to dinner, Meg said, leaving her sister's tending mother while she went to help Hannah. | 梅格说,我最好去吃晚饭 她去帮汉娜的时候离开她姐姐的照顾妈妈 |
| 18 | Do we have any letters from Father? | 有父亲的信吗? |
| 19 | asked Beth. | 问贝丝。 |
| 20 | Only Beth remembered that it was letter day and Father always sent a message, whether it was brief or detailed to his family. | 只有贝丝记得当时是信日,父亲总是向家人发出信息,无论是简短还是详细. |
| 21 | I checked, but there wasn't anything today, Mother said in a gentle voice. | 我查过了,但今天什么都没有,妈妈用温柔的声音说 |
| 22 | The girls grew silent, not wanting to ask questions that might result in answers they dreaded to hear. | 女孩们渐渐沉默,不想问问题,而问问题可能导致她们害怕听到的答案。 |
| 23 | Sensing their uneasiness, Mother said, | 母亲说,感觉到他们的不安 |
| 24 | It's not easy to write every week, especially when the soldiers are moving around so much. | 每星期写字都不容易,尤其是当士兵们到处乱动的时候. |
| 25 | I'm sure your father is just fine. | 我敢肯定,你父亲只是很好。 |
| 26 | A sudden knock on the door interrupted their conversation. | 突然敲门打断了他们的对话。 |
| 27 | Puzzled, Mother got up and opened the door to find a young man in uniform, shivering in the cold. | 谜语中,母亲起身打开门,找一个穿着制服的年轻人,在寒冷中颤抖. |
| 28 | He held a thin, square envelope in his hand. | 他手里拿着一个薄薄的方形信封. |
| 29 | Mrs. March, telegram for you, he said in an emotionless voice. | 马奇夫人,给你的电报, 他用一个无情的声音说。 |
| 30 | Mother took the envelope with shaky hands, but held onto Joe for support. | 母亲用摇摇的手拿了信封,但抱着乔寻求支持. |
| 31 | As she made her way back to her chair. | 当她回到椅子上时 |
| 32 | Joe, could you please? | 乔,你好吗? |
| 33 | I can't. | 我没办法 |
| 34 | Mother, who was usually calm and cool, sounded frightened like a little girl. | 母亲平时很冷静 听起来像个小女孩一样害怕 |
| 35 | Impatiently ripping the envelope open, Joe read the message on the telegram. | 无情地撕开信封,乔读了电报上的消息. |
| 36 | Mrs. March, your husband is very ill, must come at once. | 马奇夫人 你丈夫病得很重 必须马上来 |
| 37 | Joe stifled a cry as the telegram dropped from her hands, falling to the floor. | Joe在电报从她手里掉下来时 窒息了哭声 倒在地上 |
| 38 | Mother sat her act, but silent tears fell onto her lap while she tried to comfort Beth and Amy, who were wailing loudly. | 母亲坐在她的表演中,但沉默的眼泪倒在她的腿上,当时她试图安慰正在大声呼喊的贝丝和艾米. |
| 39 | What's the matter? | 这是怎么回事? |
| 40 | Meg ran into the room, Hannah close at her heels. | 梅格冲进房间,汉娜紧跟在后面. |
| 41 | When Joe told them about the telegram, Meg collapsed onto the sofa, holding her head in her hands. | 当乔告诉他们电报的事时,梅格倒在沙发上,把她的头握在手里. |
| 42 | Hannah cried. | 汉娜哭了。 |
| 43 | Poor Mr. March, what are we to do? | 可怜的马奇先生,我们该怎么办? |
| 44 | The grieving period for Father was short, since time was running out and Mother had to leave immediately to be with him. | 父亲的悲痛期很短,因为时间不多了,母亲必须马上离开才能和他在一起. |
| 45 | Meg, pack extra socks and sweaters for Father. | 梅格,为父亲多准备袜子和毛衣. |
| 46 | Beth, go downstairs and ask Hannah for my medicine bag. | 贝丝,下楼去问汉娜 我的药袋。 |
| 47 | At that moment, the doorbell rang and Amy went to see who it was. | 那一刻,门铃响起,艾米去看是谁。 |
| 48 | When Mother and Meg came downstairs, they recognized the voices of Mr. Lawrence, Laurie, and Mr. Brooks. | 当母亲和梅格下楼时,他们认出了劳伦斯先生,劳里,布鲁克斯先生的声音. |
| 49 | Mrs. March, young Amy just told us the terrible news. | 马奇夫人,年轻的艾米刚刚告诉我们一个可怕的消息。 |
| 50 | We are at your service to do whatever is needed in order to help you and your girls. | 我们愿意为你效劳 尽一切可能帮助你和你的女孩们 |
| 51 | Mr. Lawrence offered kindly, taking Mother's arm as he led her into the living room. | Lawrence先生慷慨解囊 带着妈妈的手臂 带她进入客厅 |
| 52 | How did you know? | 你怎么会知道? |
| 53 | Meg asked Mr. Brooks, who also extended his arm to help her. | 梅格问布鲁克斯先生,布鲁克斯先生也伸出他的手臂帮助她. |
| 54 | Laurie saw a soldier walking toward your house, and we all know that the army only sends a soldier if something is seriously wrong. | 劳里看到一个士兵朝你家走去 我们都知道 军队只会派一个士兵去 |
| 55 | Mother bowed her head in gratitude, saying, | 母亲低头感谢说 |
| 56 | I am always grateful for your help, Mr. Lawrence. | 我总是感谢你的帮助 劳伦斯先生 |
| 57 | Shaking his head, he replied, | 他摇头说 |
| 58 | Please don't mention it since it's not only our duty but also our honor to help friends in their time of need. | 请不要提,因为帮助朋友在他们需要的时候,不仅是我们的责任,也是我们的荣誉. |
| 59 | Would you allow me to go with you so that you're not traveling alone? | 你能让我和你一起去 这样你就不会一个人旅行了吗? |
| 60 | asked Mr. Brooks. | 问布鲁克斯先生。 |
| 61 | Mother's eyes filled with tears as she nodded, accepting his gracious offer. | 母亲的眼里满是泪水 她点头时接受了他的慷慨提议 |
| 62 | Now, Mrs. March, time is crucial, said Mr. Lawrence firmly. | 现在,马奇夫人,时间至关重要, 劳伦斯先生坚决说。 |
| 63 | So I think you should prepare your things and leave as soon as possible. | 所以,我认为你应该准备你的东西 并尽快离开。 |
| 64 | Grandfather, shall I ask Jensen to get the carriage ready? | 爷爷,我可以叫詹森把马车准备好吗? |
| 65 | asked Laurie as he made his way to the door. | 问劳里去门口的路上。 |
| 66 | Yes, and make sure Cook has prepared enough food and drink for the journey, Mr. Lawrence called out as his grandson left to speak with the stable manager. | 是的 确保库克为旅途准备了足够的食物和饮料 Lawrence先生在孙子离开时叫来了马厩经理 |
| 67 | Within an hour, Mother was ready to leave. | 一小时内,母亲就准备离开。 |
| 68 | Doing a last-minute check, she looked around to see if she had everything she needed. | 做最后一分钟的检查, 她四处看看她是否拥有 她需要的一切。 |
| 69 | Where's Joe? | 乔呢? |
| 70 | Mother asked, unable to see her second daughter. | 母亲问,不能见她的第二女儿。 |
| 71 | She's somewhere, I'm sure, said Meg, | 她一定在某个地方 Meg说 |
| 72 | helping Mother put her coat on. | 帮妈妈穿上外套 |
| 73 | Tell Father we love him, said Beth, trying with difficulty to control her tears. | 告诉父亲我们爱他 贝丝说 很难控制她的眼泪 |
| 74 | We're praying for his rapid recovery, said Amy. | 艾米说,我们在祈祷他迅速康复 |
| 75 | Girls, you must mind Meg and Joe, and don't forget the Hummels who need our help as much as anyone, said Mother. | 姑娘们,你们要注意梅格和乔 别忘了那些像妈妈说的那样需要我们帮助的汉梅尔夫妇 |
| 76 | The carriage is ready, said Laurie, poking his head in the door. | 劳里说马车准备好了 把他的头塞进门里 |
| 77 | As Mother turned to say goodbye, Joe, shoving Laurie forcefully, suddenly burst in through the door. | 当妈妈转身道别时,乔强力地向萝莉倾斜,突然从门里冲进来. |
| 78 | She was wearing a bonnet tied carelessly around her head. | 她头戴着被粗心地绑着的帽子 |
| 79 | I made it in time, she gasped. | 我及时赶到 她喘气了 |
| 80 | Where have you been, Joe? | 你去哪儿了,乔? |
| 81 | Meg asked in an annoyed voice. | 梅格用烦恼的声音问. |
| 82 | To get something to contribute to Father's well-being, Joe answered in a trembling voice. | 为了获得对父亲福祉的贡献,乔用颤抖的声音回答. |
| 83 | She handed Mother some bills and continued, | 她给了妈妈一些账单 继续说 |
| 84 | It's not much, Mother, but I don't have anything else to give. | 不多,妈妈,但我没什么要给的 |
| 85 | Counting the money, Mother questioned her daughter. | 数钱,母问其女. |
| 86 | This is a lot, Joe. | 这是很多,乔。 |
| 87 | Where did you get it from? | 你从哪弄来的? |
| 88 | Untying her bonnet's ribbons, Joe let the bonnet slide off her head as she stood in silence. | 解开帽子的丝带,乔让帽子在静静地站着时从头上滑下来. |
| 89 | Joe, your hair! | 乔,你的头发! |
| 90 | screamed Amy. | 尖叫着艾米。 |
| 91 | I had no choice, explained Joe, running her fingers through the short boyish cut and continued. | 我别无选择, 解释了乔, 运行她的手指 通过短的男孩切和继续。 |
| 92 | I remember that the barber said he bought hair and used it to make wigs. | 我记得理发师说他买了头发 用来制造假发 |
| 93 | So... | 所以说... |
| 94 | Her voice broke, but she bravely carried on. | 她的声音断了 但她勇敢地继续前进 |
| 95 | I sold it! | 我卖了! |
| 96 | Mother held Joe tightly in her arms and whispered, | 母亲紧紧抱住乔,悄悄地说 |
| 97 | Your father will know of your sacrifice, and he will be so proud of you. | 尔时世尊即知汝诸祭祀,尔时世尊以汝为荣. |
| 98 | I'm sorry, but you must leave immediately. | 对不起,但你必须马上离开。 |
| 99 | Lori interrupted gently, deliberately avoiding Joe's eyes, | 萝莉轻轻打断了 故意避开乔的眼睛 |
| 100 | since he had not decided yet how he felt about her new haircut. | 因为他还没有决定 他对她的新发型的感受 |
| 101 | Not wanting Mother to worry, the girls forced themselves to smile and look hopeful. | 不想让妈妈担心 女孩们不得不微笑和充满希望 |
| 102 | As soon as Mother had closed the door behind her, however, | 不过妈妈一关上门 |
| 103 | the March sisters all broke down weeping. | 三月的姐妹们都在哭泣 |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:09 | Although the house felt empty and dismal after Mother left, the girls did their best to remain positive and optimistic about matters, at least most of the time. | 虽然在母亲离开后,房子感到空虚和凄凉,但女孩们尽力保持积极和乐观的态度,至少大部分时间都是如此. |
| 0:20 | If Aunt March makes one nasty remark to me today, I won't tolerate it. | 如果马奇姨妈今天对我说一句脏话 我不会容忍的 |
| 0:25 | Joe grumbled as her hand automatically reached back to pull her long hair into a bun. | Joe抱怨说 她的手会自动伸回来 把她的长发拉进包子里 |
| 0:30 | When she remembered it wasn't there anymore, she tugged at her short ends. | 当她想起它不再存在时 她拖在她的短端 |
| 0:36 | Joe, you must be on your best behavior today since Aunt March may be willing to help Father. | 乔,你今天一定表现很好 因为三姨可能愿意帮助父亲 |
| 0:42 | Meg remarked doubtfully. | 梅格有疑问 |
| 0:44 | Aunt March never has and never will help our family until the day she dies. | 三姨从来没有,也不会帮助我们的家人 直到她去世的那一天。 |
| 0:48 | Joe snorted unkindly. | 祖闻声不仁. |
| 0:51 | Until who dies? | 直到谁死了? |
| 0:52 | Beth inquired, walking toward her sisters with something steaming wrapped inside a kitchen towel. | 贝丝问,走向她的姐妹们 有东西在厨房的毛巾里蒸发。 |
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| 1 | Although the house felt empty and dismal after Mother left, the girls did their best to remain positive and optimistic about matters, at least most of the time. | 虽然在母亲离开后,房子感到空虚和凄凉,但女孩们尽力保持积极和乐观的态度,至少大部分时间都是如此. |
| 2 | If Aunt March makes one nasty remark to me today, I won't tolerate it. | 如果马奇姨妈今天对我说一句脏话 我不会容忍的 |
| 3 | Joe grumbled as her hand automatically reached back to pull her long hair into a bun. | Joe抱怨说 她的手会自动伸回来 把她的长发拉进包子里 |
| 4 | When she remembered it wasn't there anymore, she tugged at her short ends. | 当她想起它不再存在时 她拖在她的短端 |
| 5 | Joe, you must be on your best behavior today since Aunt March may be willing to help Father. | 乔,你今天一定表现很好 因为三姨可能愿意帮助父亲 |
| 6 | Meg remarked doubtfully. | 梅格有疑问 |
| 7 | Aunt March never has and never will help our family until the day she dies. | 三姨从来没有,也不会帮助我们的家人 直到她去世的那一天。 |
| 8 | Joe snorted unkindly. | 祖闻声不仁. |
| 9 | Until who dies? | 直到谁死了? |
| 10 | Beth inquired, walking toward her sisters with something steaming wrapped inside a kitchen towel. | 贝丝问,走向她的姐妹们 有东西在厨房的毛巾里蒸发。 |
| 11 | Meg glanced sharply at Joe. | 梅格一眼就看穿了乔 |
| 12 | Never mind, Beth. | 没关系,贝丝。 |
| 13 | What have you got there? | 你拿着什么? |
| 14 | I thought you might need these, Beth said shyly, as she unwrapped two round and slightly burnt buns. | 贝丝很害羞地说,我想你可能需要这些 因为她解开了两包和略微烧焦的面包 |
| 15 | I baked them with old flour as Mother does, but they're not as nice as hers. | 我和妈妈一样用老面粉烤了它们,但是它们不像她的那么好. |
| 16 | Not only did the buns warm their hands, but Beth's kindness warmed their hearts even more. | 不仅包子热了手,贝丝的好心也更加温暖了心. |
| 17 | Thank you, darling, said Meg, gently hugging her close. | 谢谢你,亲爱的,梅格说, 轻轻拥抱她接近。 |
| 18 | Meg and Joe left the house, and as they were about to turn the corner, they looked back, as they always did. | 梅格和乔离开了家,随着他们即将转弯,他们像往常一样回头看. |
| 19 | This time, instead of Mother, Beth stood at the window waving at her sisters. | 这次, 而不是妈妈,贝丝站在窗边 向她的姐妹挥手。 |
| 20 | Sweet girl, didn't forget, Joe said, wiping a tear from her eye. | 可爱的女孩,没有忘记,乔说,擦掉一滴眼泪。 |
| 21 | With lighter hearts and steps, the two March sisters proceeded to make their way to work. | 带着轻轻的心和步骤,三月的两位姐妹开始踏上工作之路. |
| 22 | The March sisters promised Mother they would write as often as possible to keep her up to date on their lives at home. | 三月姐妹们向母亲保证,他们会尽可能经常写信,以随时向母亲介绍她们在家里生活的最新情况。 |
| 23 | For Meg, the best time for her to collect her thoughts was after dinner. | 对于梅格来说,她收集想法的最佳时机是晚饭后. |
| 24 | My dearest Mother, how happy we were to receive your last letter and to find it containing such good news | 我最亲爱的母亲,我们多么高兴收到你最后一封信 并发现信里有这样的好消息 |
| 25 | that even Lori shed a tear or two, though he insists something went into his eye. | 连萝莉都流了一两滴眼泪 虽然他坚持有东西掉进他的眼睛 |
| 26 | We are so pleased that Father is recovering from his illness with your support and nursing skills to help him. | 我们很高兴父亲在您的支持和护理技巧下 正在从他的疾病中恢复过来 帮助他 |
| 27 | Please send our love to him. | 请送我们的爱给他 |
| 28 | The girls are behaving beautifully and cooperating with us so that everything is in order and well taken care of. | 女孩们行为优美,与我们合作,使一切正常,妥善处理。 |
| 29 | Last night, Amy decided she wanted to join the army when she was old enough, | 昨晚Amy决定当她长大后要参军 |
| 30 | but this morning she changed her mind and said she would be a better help for the community as a teacher or instructor of some sort. | 但是今天早上她改变了主意 说她会更好的帮助社区 作为老师或教官 |
| 31 | Joe unkindly laughed, and the two of them exchanged heated words, but they made up immediately and are now back to being friends. | 乔不友善地笑了起来,两人交换了热言,却立刻和好了,现在又回到了朋友的身边. |
| 32 | Beth hasn't been practicing the piano as often or as regularly because she feels that more important matters need her attention, | 贝丝没有经常或经常练习钢琴 因为她觉得更重要的事情需要她注意 |
| 33 | and it would be disloyal of her to do what she wants when everyone else is making personal sacrifices. | 当其他人做出个人牺牲时 做她想做的事 对她来说是不忠的 |
| 34 | We told her that you and Father both would want her to spend time for herself, | 我们告诉她,你和父亲都希望 她花时间为自己, |
| 35 | but Beth feels that as long as you are away, she must take on extra duties to make sure everything runs right. | 但是贝丝觉得只要你离开 她就必须承担额外的职责 确保一切正常 |
| 36 | Dearest Mother, we are so grateful to Mr. Brooks, who has been a great strength to you during this time. | 亲爱的母亲,我们非常感谢布鲁克斯先生,他在此期间对你很有力量。 |
| 37 | Please extend our greetings and best wishes to him as well and tell him that we are eternally in his debt. | 请也向他表示我们的问候和最良好的祝愿,并告诉他,我们永远欠他的债。 |
| 38 | We love you very much and anxiously await your return. | 我们非常爱你 焦急地等你回来 |
| 39 | Your loving daughter, Meg. | 你亲爱的女儿 梅格 |
| 40 | Since Joe was accustomed to waking early to write, she used that time to compose letters to Mother instead. | 由于乔已经习惯了早起写作,她用那个时间给母亲写信. |
| 41 | To my precious Mother, I always knew Father was a brave fighter and each day he will grow stronger and healthier with your support and love. | 对于我珍贵的母亲,我一直知道父亲是一位勇敢的战士,他每天都会得到你的支持和爱,变得更强大和更健康. |
| 42 | We are very lonely without you, Mother, but I must say, the girls have been perfect angels. | 没有你我们很孤独,妈妈 但我必须说,女孩们都是完美的天使 |
| 43 | Meg watches over us like a mother hen. | 梅格像母鸡一样守护着我们 |
| 44 | That's her new nickname, though I don't think she cares for it much. | 这是她的新绰号 虽然我觉得她不太在乎 |
| 45 | So Beth, Amy, and I, like meek chicks, obey her every word. | 因此贝丝,艾米,和我, 像小妞一样, 服从她的每一个字。 |
| 46 | Yesterday, I nearly ended my friendship with Lori because basically he called me a liar. | 昨天我差点结束了和萝莉的友谊 因为基本上他叫我骗子 |
| 47 | Though he didn't use those words exactly, it was what he implied. | 虽然他并没有确切地使用这些词语,但这就是他暗示的. |
| 48 | He said I agreed to go somewhere with him and I told him I did no such thing. | 他说我同意跟他去别的地方 我告诉他我没有做这种事 |
| 49 | Then we said some harsh words to each other and stomped off angrily. | 然后我们互相说些严酷的话 愤怒地说 |
| 50 | Then I remembered what you said about controlling my temper and I felt bad. | 然后我想起你说的控制我的脾气 我觉得很糟 |
| 51 | So I decided to apologize to Lori, even though I still think I am right. | 所以我决定向萝莉道歉 尽管我仍然认为我是对的 |
| 52 | But there he was, standing in front of our door, looking like a lost puppy. | 但是他在那里,站在我们门前, 看起来像一只迷路的小狗。 |
| 53 | We both said sorry and are now best friends once again. | 我们都说对不起了 现在又是最好的朋友了 |
| 54 | I'm getting accustomed to my new hair and others seem to be as well. | 我开始习惯我的新发型了 其他人也一样 |
| 55 | I even heard old Mrs. Kemper say that the boyish cut suits me and I took it as a compliment. | 我甚至听到Kemper太太说 男孩子很适合我 我把它当作是赞美 |
| 56 | Give my love to Father and greetings to Mr. Brooks. | 向父亲问好 向布鲁克斯先生问好 |
| 57 | All my love to you, Mother, until I write again. | 我所有的爱你,妈妈, 直到我再次写信。 |
| 58 | Yours forever, Joe. | 永远是你的,乔 |
| 59 | The two younger sisters wrote their letters whenever they felt like it, | 两个年轻的姐妹 每当他们喜欢写信, |
| 60 | so theirs were shorter and more frequent than Meg's and Joe's. | 所以他们的比Meg和Joe更短更频繁 |
| 61 | Dear Mother, I am sending some pressed pansies from the garden | 亲爱的妈妈,我要从花园里送些 紧身衣 |
| 62 | as I am hoping that it will remind Father of home. | 我希望能让父亲想起家 |
| 63 | I have also included a short note from the Hummels, | 我还附上了胡梅尔一家的简短说明, |
| 64 | though I wrote down what Mrs. Hummels said since her English is still quite poor. | 但我记下了Hummels夫人说的话 因为她的英语还很差 |
| 65 | The children all seem to be well. | 孩子们看起来都很好 |
| 66 | They miss you almost as much as I do. | 他们和我一样想念你 |
| 67 | Please give Father a kiss from his bath. | 请父洗浴亲. |
| 68 | I love you, Mother dearest. | 我爱你,亲爱的母亲 |
| 69 | Little Beth. | 小贝丝。 |
| 70 | My loving Mother, you will be happy to know that I am doing my lessons faithfully. | 我亲爱的母亲,你会很高兴知道我在认真上课 |
| 71 | Joe was so cross with me the other day because I forgot, I really did, to write my essay. | 那天Joe和我太过火了 因为我忘了写我的论文 |
| 72 | But today she seemed pleased with what I showed her. | 但今天她似乎对我给她看的很满意 |
| 73 | I'm back with oils now. | 我现在有油了 |
| 74 | I find that clay doesn't allow me to express my emotions as clearly as oils do. | 我发现粘土不允许我像油一样清晰地表达我的情绪. |
| 75 | I've inserted a picture I completed just this morning. | 我今天早上刚写完的照片 |
| 76 | Please tell Father it is drawn with love. | 请告诉父亲它是用爱画的 |
| 77 | I am thinking about cutting my hair like Joe's. | 我想像乔一样剪头发 |
| 78 | I rather like that carefree style and feel that it would go well with my natural curls. | 我更喜欢那种无忧无虑的风格, 觉得它会很好的 我的自然卷曲。 |
| 79 | What do you think, Mother? | 你觉得怎么样,妈妈? |
| 80 | Mr. Lawrence visits us daily and every other day we are invited to dine at the mansion. | Lawrence先生每天都来拜访我们 隔天我们都会被邀请到豪宅吃饭 |
| 81 | His cook has excellent taste and prepares for us cuisine from the continent, | 他的厨师品味很好 为我们准备了来自大陆的菜肴 |
| 82 | which is Europe in case you didn't know. | 那是欧洲 以防你不知道 |
| 83 | Just the other day she prepared a French meal for us. | 前几天她为我们准备了法国餐 |
| 84 | Mother, it was heaven. | 母亲,这是天堂。 |
| 85 | One day I must go over and learn her art. | 总有一天我必须去学习她的艺术 |
| 86 | Oh, it sounds like Joe is back home. | 哦 听起来乔回来了 |
| 87 | I'd better get back to my lessons or else. | 我还是回去上课吧 |
| 88 | Please give my love to Father. | 请把我的爱交给父亲 |
| 89 | Affectionately, Amy. | 亲切地,艾米。 |
| 90 | Whenever or wherever the girls wrote their letters was up to them. | 无论何时何地,女孩写信都是由她们决定的。 |
| 91 | When they received a letter from Mother, however, | 然而当他们收到母亲的信时 |
| 92 | the sisters gathered closely together to listen and find comfort in Mother's loving words, | 姐妹们聚集在一起 倾听母亲的爱语并安慰她 |
| 93 | which helped them to have hope, joy, and faith for the future. | 帮助他们对未来抱有希望、喜悦和信心。 |
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| 0:02 | Little Women, Chapter 23, Helping the Helpless | 小女人,第23章,帮助无助者 |
| 0:09 | For the first week after Mother left, the March sisters did remarkably well with the | 母亲离开后的第一个星期, 三月姐妹们表现得很好 |
| 0:14 | housework. | 做家务 |
| 0:15 | They took on additional chores and made time to help each other if needed. | 他们承担了额外的家务,并腾出时间在需要时互相帮助. |
| 0:21 | Once they were relieved to know that Father was recovering, a great burden was lifted | 一旦他们知道父亲正在康复,就解除了沉重的负担 |
| 0:26 | from their heavy hearts, and soon the girls slowly began to return to their old habits. | 女孩们慢慢地开始回归旧习 |
| 0:32 | Without Mother around to praise their hard work, the sisters felt it only fair that they | 没有母亲的赞美 姐妹们觉得他们很公平 |
| 0:37 | deserved a short break from their domestic chores. | 他们的家务活值得短暂休息。 |
| 0:40 | Joe caught a bad cold and was not allowed to return to Aunt March's until she was fully | 祖儿感冒了,不准回三姨家 |
| 0:46 | recovered. | 已经康复了 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 23, Helping the Helpless | 小女人,第23章,帮助无助者 |
| 2 | For the first week after Mother left, the March sisters did remarkably well with the | 母亲离开后的第一个星期, 三月姐妹们表现得很好 |
| 3 | housework. | 做家务 |
| 4 | They took on additional chores and made time to help each other if needed. | 他们承担了额外的家务,并腾出时间在需要时互相帮助. |
| 5 | Once they were relieved to know that Father was recovering, a great burden was lifted | 一旦他们知道父亲正在康复,就解除了沉重的负担 |
| 6 | from their heavy hearts, and soon the girls slowly began to return to their old habits. | 女孩们慢慢地开始回归旧习 |
| 7 | Without Mother around to praise their hard work, the sisters felt it only fair that they | 没有母亲的赞美 姐妹们觉得他们很公平 |
| 8 | deserved a short break from their domestic chores. | 他们的家务活值得短暂休息。 |
| 9 | Joe caught a bad cold and was not allowed to return to Aunt March's until she was fully | 祖儿感冒了,不准回三姨家 |
| 10 | recovered. | 已经康复了 |
| 11 | As Aunt March put it, she didn't want Joe spreading dirty germs around the house. | 正如马奇阿姨所说,她不希望乔在房子里传播脏细菌. |
| 12 | Joe had no complaints, as she used the opportunity to catch up on some books that she had been | Joe没有抱怨,因为她利用这个机会 追上一些她曾经的书 |
| 13 | aching to read. | 渴望阅读。 |
| 14 | She soon settled herself on the sofa with a warm blanket, handkerchief, and cup of hot | 她很快就在沙发上安顿下来了 用一条温暖的毯子,手帕,和一杯热水 |
| 15 | tea. | 茶叶。 |
| 16 | Amy found that additional housework had strengthened the muscles in her artist's hands, giving | 艾米发现额外的家务 加强了她艺术家手中的肌肉 |
| 17 | her another chance to try her skills at clay sculpting. | 她又有机会在粘土雕塑方面尝试自己的技巧 |
| 18 | Without looking back, Amy abandoned her apron for her artist's mock, and before long was | 不回头看,艾米放弃了她的围裙 为她的艺术家的模拟, 不久之前是 |
| 19 | ump, ma, mold, mold,并创造新艺术品. | |
| 20 | Meg, on the other hand, faithfully continued to write to Mother and Father, and more often | 而梅格则忠实地继续给母亲和父亲写信,而且更经常地 |
| 21 | to Mr. Brooks, who she said would appreciate a warm letter from time to time. | 给布鲁克斯先生的,她说她不时会收到一封热情的信。 |
| 22 | In fact, her evenings with paper and pen took up so much time that she was soon neglecting | 事实上,她的晚上用纸和笔花了很多时间 她很快就忽略了 |
| 23 | her household duties. | 她的家务。 |
| 24 | Amy, if you don't stop that thumping, I'm going to thump your head against that table | 艾米,如果你不停止打拳, 我会打你的头 在桌子上 |
| 25 | soon! | 快点! |
| 26 | Joe shouted hoarsely at her sister, who had just destroyed a sculpture and was now trying | Joe对她的妹妹大吼大叫 她刚刚毁了一个雕塑 现在正在尝试 |
| 27 | to soften the clay to turn it into something else. | 软化粘土 把它变成别的东西。 |
| 28 | You're so violent and rude! | 你这样粗暴无礼! |
| 29 | snapped Amy, ignoring Joe's threats by continuing to beat the clay harder. | 打破艾米,无视乔的威胁 继续击败粘土。 |
| 30 | Besides, shouldn't you be in bed resting rather than down here, anyway? | 何况,你不应该在床上休息 而不是在这里,反正? |
| 31 | Girls, can you keep your voices down? | 姑娘们,你能小声点吗? |
| 32 | said Meg irritably. | 说梅格很生气 |
| 33 | I'm just finishing a letter to Mother, and I can't concentrate with your bickering! | 我只是在写一封信给妈妈, 我不能专心于你的争吵! |
| 34 | Joe childishly stuck her tongue out at Amy, who returned the gesture. | 乔幼稚地把舌头插在艾米身上,艾米还原了手势. |
| 35 | While the others gradually ignored their chores, not to mention their consciences, Beth alone | 虽然其他人逐渐忽视了他们的家务, 更不用说他们的良心,贝丝独自一人 |
| 36 | kept up her work. | 继续工作 |
| 37 | She would faithfully carry out her tasks as well as the ones her sisters had forgotten | 她会忠实地完成她的任务 以及她姐姐们忘记的那些 |
| 38 | or postponed indefinitely. | 或无限期推迟。 |
| 39 | She tried to keep her spirits up by singing and humming to herself as she worked, imagining | 她试图保持精神 通过唱歌和哼唱 自己在工作,想象 |
| 40 | how wonderful it would be when Mother and Father returned home, and they could be a | 母亲和父亲回到家会多么美好 他们可以成为一个 |
| 41 | family again. | 又来了 |
| 42 | But as angelic as Beth was, she was also human. | 但像贝丝一样天使般 她也是人类 |
| 43 | Sometimes she became so frustrated that she would seek solace in her parents' room, lying | 有时候她很沮丧 她会在父母的房间里寻求安慰 |
| 44 | on their bed and pretending they were hugging her. | 在床上假装在拥抱她 |
| 45 | Doing this calmed her and gave her a sense of security so that she could continue her | 这样做让她平静下来 给她安全感 让她能继续 |
| 46 | work cheerfully. | 工作快乐。 |
| 47 | Beth's approach seemed to work because her sisters never saw her frowning, speaking insensitively, | 贝丝的方法似乎奏效了 因为她的姐妹们从未见过她的皱眉, 说话不敏感, |
| 48 | or acting rudely around them. | 或者在他们周围无礼 |
| 49 | One evening, Beth, as usual, was in the kitchen preparing a food basket for the Hummels. | 一天晚上,贝丝和往常一样,在厨房里为胡梅尔一家准备一个食物篮. |
| 50 | She seemed unusually tired and sighed a great deal while she slowly filled the basket with | 她似乎异常疲惫 并叹息了很多 而她慢慢地填满了篮子 |
| 51 | and hot soup. | 还有热汤 |
| 52 | When her older sisters strolled into the kitchen, Beth looked at them pleadingly and asked, | 当她的姐姐们走进厨房时,贝丝看着她们恳求并问道: |
| 53 | Would one of you be able to visit the Hummels tonight? | 你们其中一人今晚能去哈默家吗? |
| 54 | I don't feel well. | 我感觉不舒服。 |
| 55 | Meg, washing her hands, shook her head and answered, | 梅格 洗手 摇头回答 |
| 56 | I would if I could, but I must finish this letter to Mother. | 如果可以,我会的 但我必须完成这封信给妈妈。 |
| 57 | Then I have to write a short one to Mr. Brooks because Mr. Lawrence has an urgent message | 那我得给布鲁克斯先生写个短信 因为劳伦斯先生有急事 |
| 58 | for him. | 为了他 |
| 59 | And I can't, said Joe, forcing a cough. | 我不能,乔,强迫咳嗽。 |
| 60 | Because I still have this nasty cold. | 因为我还是感冒 |
| 61 | But you seemed well enough to go out with Laurie this afternoon. | 不过你今天下午跟萝莉约会还不错 |
| 62 | Beth pointed out gently. | 贝丝轻轻指出. |
| 63 | Joe's face turned crimson as she replied with a chuckle. | 乔的脸变硬了 因为她用笑语回答 |
| 64 | I felt better then, but I think I should rest now. | 我当时感觉好多了 但我认为我该休息了 |
| 65 | I've been going every night since Mother left, but I was hoping that one of you could go | 妈妈走后我每晚都去 但我希望你们中有人能去 |
| 66 | instead just this once. | 而只是这一次。 |
| 67 | Sighed Beth. | 叹息贝丝。 |
| 68 | Meg and Joe both felt guilty that they hadn't followed Mother's instructions to visit the | 梅格和乔都觉得很内疚 他们没有遵照妈妈的指示去拜访 |
| 69 | Hummels. | 胡梅尔斯。 |
| 70 | Yet they didn't want to leave their warm home and walk in the freezing cold that evening. | 然而他们却不想离开温暖的家,在当晚的寒冷中行走. |
| 71 | In order to ease her guilt, Meg suggested, | 为了减轻她的愧疚,梅格建议, |
| 72 | Darling, just stay in tonight. | 亲爱的,今晚待在家里 |
| 73 | I'm sure the Hummels have plenty to eat for one evening. | 我敢肯定,胡梅尔夫妇有充足的 吃一个晚上。 |
| 74 | Then tomorrow I'll go and see them. | 那明天我去见他们 |
| 75 | I promise. | 我保证 |
| 76 | Beth smiled at her sister and said, | 贝丝对姐姐微笑说 |
| 77 | Thanks, Meg, but since I've already filled the basket, I'll go and drop it off at their | 谢谢 梅格,但既然我已经装满了篮子, 我就去送他们 |
| 78 | house. | 房子,这是... |
| 79 | I'll be back shortly. | 我马上回来 |
| 80 | Hugging their little sister, Meg and Joe went back to the living room to do their own | 抱着小妹妹,梅格和乔回客厅 自己做 |
| 81 | thing. | 东西。 |
| 82 | Sighing, Beth picked up the basket and got ready to leave. | 叹息,贝丝拿起篮子,准备离开. |
| 83 | That evening, the others decided to turn in early, with Meg complaining of a headache, | 当晚,其他人决定提前交代, 梅格抱怨头痛, |
| 84 | Joe blaming her cold, and Amy wanting her beauty sleep. | 乔责怪她感冒 艾米想睡美容觉 |
| 85 | Soon after Joe had fallen asleep, however, she was awakened by slow footsteps creeping | 然而乔睡着后不久 她被缓慢的脚步爬动唤醒 |
| 86 | up the stairs. | 上楼 |
| 87 | Alarmed, she silently got out of bed, careful not to disturb her sleeping sisters. | 惊慌失措,她悄悄地下了床,小心不要打扰睡着的姐妹们. |
| 88 | The footsteps stopped in front of her parents' room, so Joe cautiously tiptoed over and slowly | 脚步停在她父母的房间前 所以Joe小心翼翼地转过身来 |
| 89 | opened the door. | 开门 |
| 90 | What she saw frightened her more than anything she could imagine. | 她看到的东西比她想象的更吓人 |
| 91 | Beth! | 贝丝! |
| 92 | What happened? | 发生了什么事? |
| 93 | she cried, seeing her sister spread out on their parents' bed. | 她哭了,看到她的妹妹在父母的床上散开。 |
| 94 | Beth was breathing unevenly, and her face was flushed with fever. | 贝丝呼吸不均匀,脸部被发烧冲走. |
| 95 | Panicking, Joe looked around for a washcloth and water to cool Beth's burning face. | Panicking, Joe四处找了件洗衣服和水来冷却Beth烧焦的脸. |
| 96 | Joe? | 乔? |
| 97 | Beth whispered weakly. | 贝丝低声低语 |
| 98 | I'm right here, darling, Joe replied, placing a wet washcloth on Beth's forehead. | 我在这里,亲爱的,乔回答说, 给贝丝的额头穿件湿衣服。 |
| 99 | Joe? | 乔? |
| 100 | She died? | 她死了吗? |
| 101 | Beth's voice broke. | 贝丝的声音断了。 |
| 102 | Who, Beth? | 谁,贝丝? |
| 103 | Who died? | 谁死了? |
| 104 | Joe asked, startled at her words. | 乔问,吓坏了她的话。 |
| 105 | The baby, Hummel's baby, in my arms, Beth managed to say. | 贝丝在我怀里说 |
| 106 | Oh, my poor darling! | 哦,我可怜的亲爱的! |
| 107 | Joe cried, holding Beth close to her. | 乔哭了,抱着贝丝靠近她。 |
| 108 | Doctors said, Scarlet, scarlet fever, all the children have it, continued Beth. | 医生说,斯嘉丽,斯嘉丽,斯嘉丽热,所有的孩子都有,继续贝丝. |
| 109 | Joe, I might be sick too. | 乔,我也可能生病了。 |
| 110 | Joe's heart sank, and she wanted to scream aloud with anguish. | 乔的心沉没了,她想用痛苦大声尖叫. |
| 111 | Scarlet fever, as everyone knew in those days before antibiotics and childhood immunizations, | 正如大家在抗生素和儿童免疫前所知道的, |
| 112 | was often fatal. | 经常是致命的。 |
| 113 | Both Meg and Joe had already had the disease, and so their bodies were immune to the bacteria. | 梅格和乔都已经患有这种疾病,因此他们的身体对细菌免疫. |
| 114 | Amy, on the other hand, had never had scarlet fever, which was both contagious and dangerous. | 另一方面,艾米从未患过红烧,这既具有传染性,也具有危险性. |
| 115 | I wish I knew what to do! | 我希望我知道该怎么做! |
| 116 | cried Joe, beating her fists against the bed in frustration. | 痛哭着乔,在沮丧中用拳头打在床上. |
| 117 | Please, Joe, my throat is so dry, my head hurts, Beth mumbled weakly. | 拜托,乔,我的喉咙好干,头疼,贝丝哑巴微弱 |
| 118 | Clutching her sister, Joe wept loudly, hating herself for allowing Beth to go to the Hummel's, | 抚摸她的妹妹,乔 大声哭泣, 恨自己允许贝丝去 胡梅尔的, |
| 119 | when she should have gone, and at the same time wishing mother were there to tell her what to do. | 她本该去的 同时希望妈妈能告诉她该怎么做 |
| 120 | Joe, keep Amy away, keep her away, said Beth, before she closed her eyes and became silent. | 乔,你留着 艾米离开,让她远离,说贝丝,在她闭上眼睛变得沉默之前. |
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:01 | Little Women, Chapter 24, Beth Gets Sick | 小女人,第24章,贝丝生病了 |
| 0:10 | Meg had woken when Joe crept out of the room, but tried to go back to sleep until she heard a low moaning that sounded like a wounded animal coming from their parents' room. | 梅格在乔从房间哭出来时觉醒了,但试图回去睡觉,直到听到低声呻吟的声音,听起来像是从父母房间来的受伤动物. |
| 0:20 | She was uneasy about the strange noise, but something told her it was important to check it out right away. | 她对怪异的噪音很不安 但有东西告诉她 立即检查一下很重要 |
| 0:26 | What Meg saw as she opened the door would forever be branded in her heart. | 梅格打开门时看到的东西 会永远挂在心里 |
| 0:33 | Joe, what's the matter with Beth? | 乔,贝丝怎么了? |
| 0:35 | cried Meg, her knees buckling under her as she caught sight of her unconscious little sister. | 哭着梅格,她的膝盖在她下方 她看到她失去知觉的妹妹。 |
| 0:41 | Joe tried her best to explain in between sobs while trying to move Beth under the bed covers. | 乔在试图将贝丝移到床盖下时,尽力在泣之间解释. |
| 0:47 | She has scarlet fever, and it's all my fault! | 她发红烧了,都是我的错! |
| 0:51 | wept Joe. | 泣乔. |
| 0:53 | Scarlet fever? | 斯嘉丽热? |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | Little Women, Chapter 24, Beth Gets Sick | 小女人,第24章,贝丝生病了 |
| 2 | Meg had woken when Joe crept out of the room, but tried to go back to sleep until she heard a low moaning that sounded like a wounded animal coming from their parents' room. | 梅格在乔从房间哭出来时觉醒了,但试图回去睡觉,直到听到低声呻吟的声音,听起来像是从父母房间来的受伤动物. |
| 3 | She was uneasy about the strange noise, but something told her it was important to check it out right away. | 她对怪异的噪音很不安 但有东西告诉她 立即检查一下很重要 |
| 4 | What Meg saw as she opened the door would forever be branded in her heart. | 梅格打开门时看到的东西 会永远挂在心里 |
| 5 | Joe, what's the matter with Beth? | 乔,贝丝怎么了? |
| 6 | cried Meg, her knees buckling under her as she caught sight of her unconscious little sister. | 哭着梅格,她的膝盖在她下方 她看到她失去知觉的妹妹。 |
| 7 | Joe tried her best to explain in between sobs while trying to move Beth under the bed covers. | 乔在试图将贝丝移到床盖下时,尽力在泣之间解释. |
| 8 | She has scarlet fever, and it's all my fault! | 她发红烧了,都是我的错! |
| 9 | wept Joe. | 泣乔. |
| 10 | Scarlet fever? | 斯嘉丽热? |
| 11 | How? | 怎么会? |
| 12 | Meg asked, rising on shaky feet to help Joe lift Beth so they could make her more comfortable. | 梅格问,站起脚来帮助乔抬起贝丝,这样他们就能让她更舒适. |
| 13 | I'll explain later, but for now, please call Hannah! | 我待会再解释,但现在请打电话给汉娜! |
| 14 | gasped Joe, removing Beth's clothes and shoes. | 气得乔,脱下贝丝的衣服和鞋子. |
| 15 | Meg could see the seriousness of the situation, so, without another word, she ran downstairs to wake Hannah up. | 梅格可以看清事态的严重性,所以,没有别的字眼,她跑到楼下叫醒汉娜. |
| 16 | There, darling, it's going to be all right! | 好了,亲爱的,会没事的! |
| 17 | whispered Joe, brushing Beth's hair away from her face. | 悄悄地告诉乔,把贝丝的头发从她脸上梳开. |
| 18 | Joe felt Beth's hot skin under her hand and heard her labored, uneven breathing. | 乔感到贝丝的手下有热皮肤,并听到她辛劳,呼吸不均匀. |
| 19 | As frightened and shaken as she was, Joe heard approaching footsteps and knew instinctively that it wasn't Meg or Hannah. | 和她一样害怕和震撼,乔听到脚步声接近,本能地知道这不是梅格或汉娜. |
| 20 | Remembering Beth's strong warning, Joe jumped up, flew out the door and slammed it shut behind her before Amy could enter the room. | 记得贝丝的强烈警告,乔跳起来,飞出门,在艾米能进入房间之前,把门关在她身后. |
| 21 | Joe, what is going on? | 乔,发生什么事了? |
| 22 | Who's in there? | 谁在里面? |
| 23 | Is it Beth? | 是贝丝吗? |
| 24 | asked Amy, launching one question after another. | 问艾米,一个又一个的问题。 |
| 25 | I heard someone crying. | 我听见有人在哭 |
| 26 | Joe, was that you? | 乔 是你吗? |
| 27 | Your eyes are all red and swollen. | 眼红目肿. |
| 28 | Where's Meg? | 梅格呢? 贝格在哪? |
| 29 | Can I go in there? | 我能进去吗? |
| 30 | Is Beth sick? | 贝丝生病了吗? |
| 31 | Amy, go back to the bedroom, and don't come out till Meg or I say so, ordered Joe. | 艾米,回到卧室, 不要出来 直到梅格或我说,命令乔。 |
| 32 | Amy put her hands on her hips and said stubbornly, No, I won't, not until you tell me what's going on. | 艾米把手放在她的臀部 并固执地说, 不,我不会,直到你告诉我发生了什么。 |
| 33 | Then she tried to reach for the doorknob, which Joe was covering with her back. | 然后她试图找到门把手,乔用她的背盖着门把手. |
| 34 | Amy, stop being so difficult. | Amy 别这么难受了 |
| 35 | This is for your own good. | 这是为你好 |
| 36 | Joe croaked hoarsely. | Joe猛烈的叫声 |
| 37 | There's no time to explain. | 没时间解释了 |
| 38 | Get back in the bedroom now. | 现在回卧室去 |
| 39 | You're not, Mother. | 你不是,妈妈。 |
| 40 | You can't tell me what to do. | 你不能告诉我该怎么做。 |
| 41 | I won't stand for it. | 我不会支持的 |
| 42 | What are you trying to hide? | 你想隐藏什么? |
| 43 | Amy cried, wrestling with Joe to get into the forbidden room. | 艾米哭了,和乔摔跤进入禁房. |
| 44 | Left with no choice, Joe grabbed Amy forcefully and dragged her back to their bedroom, with Amy kicking and screaming at the top of her lungs. | 离开时没有选择,乔强力抓住艾米,把她拖回卧室,艾米踢着她的肺顶部尖叫. |
| 45 | Then, to ensure that Amy did not sneak out and expose herself to the disease, Joe locked the door from the outside and put the key in her pocket. | 随后,为了确保艾米不会偷偷溜出并暴露自己染上疾病,乔将门从外面锁上,并将钥匙放入她的口袋. |
| 46 | Let me out! | 让我出去! |
| 47 | This is an outrage! | 这太令人愤慨了! |
| 48 | Amy screamed from inside, rattling the doorknob and pounding the door with her little fists. | Amy从里面尖叫着 敲门把手 用小拳头敲门 |
| 49 | Amy, please. | 艾米,请。 |
| 50 | I'll explain everything later. | 我待会再解释 |
| 51 | Joe said more gently. | 祖更轻说. |
| 52 | But for now, this is for your own protection. | 但现在,这是为了保护你 |
| 53 | The short distance back to their parents' room felt extremely exhausting and dispiriting. | 回到父母房间的短距离 感到非常疲惫和阴沉 |
| 54 | As Joe contemplated, the one sister locked up like a prisoner behind her, while the other sister was imprisoned in her own sick body in the room ahead of her. | 正如乔所想到的,一个姐姐像一个囚犯一样被关在她的身后,而另一个姐姐则被囚禁在她前面的房间里自己的病态的身体里. |
| 55 | Thank goodness Hannah finally appeared to take over the situation. | 谢天谢地,汉娜终于出现接管局面. |
| 56 | Though her face was tired, Hannah's eyes were bright with anxiety as she searched for Beth. | 虽然她的脸很疲惫,但汉娜在寻找贝丝时的眼神充满了焦虑. |
| 57 | She's in there, Joe said, pointing to her parents' room. | 乔说她在里面 指着她父母的房间 |
| 58 | And I put her under the covers. | 我把她放在盖子下面 |
| 59 | She's burning up, Hannah. | 她烧焦了,汉娜。 |
| 60 | I've called for Dr. Bangs, Meg told them as they entered the room together. | 我找了邦斯医生 梅格在他们一起进房间的时候告诉他们了 |
| 61 | Wiping a tear with one large hand, Hannah put the other on Beth's red burning face, saying, | 用一只大手擦一眼泪,汉娜把另一只放在贝丝红烧的脸上,说: |
| 62 | Until he comes, bring all the towels you can find and fill all the basins with cold water. | 在他来之前 带上你能找到的所有毛巾 并用冷水填满所有的盆子 |
| 63 | We need to bring the fever down. | 我们得把发烧降下来 |
| 64 | Hurry, girls, go now! | 快点,姑娘们,快走! |
| 65 | After the girls had taken numerous trips upstairs to bring cold water to the bedroom, Dr. Bangs finally arrived. | 在女孩们多次上楼带冷水到卧室后,邦斯博士终于到达. |
| 66 | He sent the girls out of the room but allowed Hannah to remain. | 他把女孩们送出房间,但让汉娜留下. |
| 67 | Exhausted and overwhelmed with guilt, Meg and Joe stood nearby, waiting for the latest news about Beth's condition. | 梅格和乔因内疚而疲惫不堪,站在附近等待有关贝丝病情的最新消息. |
| 68 | I take full responsibility, whispered Joe. | 我全权负责,小声说乔。 |
| 69 | I should have gone. | 我应该走了。 |
| 70 | I wasn't even feeling sick, just lazy. | 我甚至不觉得不舒服,只是懒惰。 |
| 71 | Meg shook her head and said, | 梅格摇头说 |
| 72 | No, the blame is on me since Mother left me in charge, which means I should have been the one to visit the Hummels, not Beth. | 不,这都是我的责任 自从妈妈让我负责 也就是说我应该去拜访休梅尔家 而不是贝丝 |
| 73 | Beth said the baby died of the fever, so the other children must have it too. | 贝丝说,婴儿死于发烧,所以其他孩子也必须拥有. |
| 74 | I wonder how they are doing, Joe asked worriedly. | 我不知道他们怎么样了 乔很担心地问了 |
| 75 | Scarlet fever is infectious and spreads rapidly. | 斯嘉丽热具有感染性并迅速传播. |
| 76 | You and I are immune, but what about Amy? | 你和我是免疫的 但艾米怎么办? |
| 77 | Meg looked toward their closed bedroom door. | 梅格看着他们封闭的卧室门。 |
| 78 | Amy had either given up or gone back to bed, but all was quiet from that part of the house. | Amy不是放弃就是回了床上去 但从那部分的房子里一切都很安静 |
| 79 | Meg? | 麦格? |
| 80 | Joe? | 乔? |
| 81 | Dr. Bangs came out from their parents' room with a long, weary face. | 邦斯博士从父母的房间出来,长长疲惫的脸庞. |
| 82 | How is she, doctor? | 她怎么样,医生? |
| 83 | asked Meg, glancing at Hannah, who stood behind the doctor with her head lowered. | 问梅格,在汉娜身边闪闪发光 谁站在医生后面,她的头降低。 |
| 84 | Not too good, I'm afraid, the doctor said sadly. | 恐怕不太好 医生说很不幸 |
| 85 | This fever strikes quickly, and although all of you did a fine job trying to keep her body temperature cool, the illness had already taken over. | 这种发烧反应很快, 虽然你们都做了一个很好的工作 试图保持她的体温凉, 疾病已经接管。 |
| 86 | Joe felt the room spinning as she staggered against the wall for support. | Joe觉得房间在转动时 她靠在墙上寻求支持 |
| 87 | Should we send for Mother? | 我们要叫妈妈来吗? |
| 88 | Meg asked in a shaking voice. | 梅格用抖动的声音问. |
| 89 | Not yet, said Hannah. | 还没有,汉娜说。 |
| 90 | We won't know how the little angel is until the morning, will we, Dr. Bangs? | 直到早上我们才知道小天使是什么样子,对吧,邦斯博士? |
| 91 | That's right, said Dr. Bangs. | 没错,邦斯医生说的 |
| 92 | I've given her some medicine to reduce the fever, and I'll return the first thing in the morning to check up on her. | 我给她一些药来减少发烧,明天早上我会把第一件事还给她检查. |
| 93 | Meanwhile, he added as he headed downstairs, all of you should try to get some rest. | 同时,他又说,他下楼时, 你们应该好好休息。 |
| 94 | Dr. Bangs? | 邦斯医生? |
| 95 | Called Joe. | 名为祖. |
| 96 | The Hummel children had the fever, too. | Hummel的孩子也发烧了 |
| 97 | That's where Beth got it from. | 贝丝就是从那里得到的 |
| 98 | I know, Joe. | 我知道,乔 |
| 99 | I'm just going there now, the doctor replied and smiled kindly. | 我现在就去 医生回答并笑了 |
| 100 | I'll let you know how they are. | 我会告诉你情况 |
| 101 | Hannah followed him down, noting his instructions about what to do in an emergency. | 汉娜跟随他下台,注意到他在紧急情况下指示要做什么. |
| 102 | Meg and Joe went back inside to Beth, who was still red all over but now had a rash all over her face. | 梅格和乔回到了里面的贝丝,她仍然全身是红色的,但现在她的脸上都出现了皮疹. |
| 103 | Her uneven breathing and the pain on her face broke their hearts. | 她的呼吸不均匀,脸上的痛楚令她们的心碎. |
| 104 | Oh, Beth, I'm so sorry, cried Meg, holding onto one of Beth's hands. | 哦,贝丝,我很抱歉, 哭了梅格, 牵着贝丝的一只手。 |
| 105 | Beth, please get better. | 贝丝,请得到更好的。 |
| 106 | I promise not to be so selfish anymore. | 我保证不会再这么自私了 |
| 107 | I'll visit the Hummels every day from now on. | 从今以后,我每天都会去哈密尔家 |
| 108 | Just get better, Joe said, her voice breaking with emotion. | 乔说,快好起来,她的声音被情绪冲动了 |
| 109 | They sat there like that for the whole night, neither wanting to leave their sister's side. | 他们整晚都坐在那里 不想离开妹妹身边 |
| 110 | As the sun rose, Beth's condition did not change, forcing them to face the unbearable question they had tried to avoid all night. | 随着太阳升起,贝丝的病情没有改变,迫使他们面对他们整晚都试图回避的难以忍受的问题. |
| 111 | With red-rimmed eyes, Joe turned to her sister and asked in a trembling voice, | 带着红发的双眼,乔转过身去问她的妹妹, 用颤抖的声音, |
| 112 | What are we going to do, Meg, if our little Beth dies? | 我们该怎么办,梅格,如果我们的小贝丝死了? |
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