十: Dialogues /monologues: 1,The remarkable Chicago bull presented a striking contrast to its opponent, and the crowd just went wild! 注意的词语: presented a striking cont
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十:Dialogues/monologues:
注意的词语:presentedastrikingcontrastto:和……成显著的对比.
翻译为:那只非凡的西班牙公牛与它的对手形成鲜明的对比,人群已开始疯狂起来.
注意的词语:Book:预订
翻译为:我能在这个星期二安排好一个场子.
注意的词语:getawayfrom:从……中逃离,把……送走.
练习:
Ilovereadingnovels,especiallythoseclassics.MyfavoritewriterisJaneAusten,theonewhowroteprideandprejudice.WhenBBCscreeneditslatestadaptationofJaneAusten’snovelprideandprejudice,itwaswatchedbyarecord18millionBritishviewers.Theserieswasthensoldto18countriesroundtheworld,fromAmericatoAustralia,fromIcelandtoIsrael,thereareJaneAustenfansinallcornersoftheglobe,andevenspecialJaneAustendiscussiongroupsontheinternet.
JaneAustenneveroncetraveledaboardinherlifetimeandshehardlyeverleftthesouthofEngland.Whenshediedaspinsterin1817,onlyfourofhersixnovelshadbeenpublished,allanonymousandsheearedagrandtotalof648.65poundsfromherbooks.Now,nearly200yearslater,salesofhernovelsrivalmodernbestsellers,reaching35,000aweek.Therehavebeenfilmandtelevisionproductionsofnotonlyprideandprejudice,butalsoEmma,Persuasion,andtheOscar-winningSenseandSensibility.HerhouseinChawtoninHampshireisvisitedby200peopleaday.
Shewadbornin1775,theseventhofeightchildren.HerfatherwasthereverendGeorgeAusten.Theywerenotwelloff,andlivedinavillage.Bythetimewhenshewas12,Janewaswritingstoriesaboutheroinesimprisonedinhauntedcastles,beingrescuedbyglamorousheroes.InJane’sownlifetherewerethreeromanticattachments.ThefirstwasahandsomeIrishlawstudentcalledTomLefroy,whoshemetin1795,butwhohadtoreturntoIrelandayearlater.Thesecond,in1801,wasayoungmancalledSamuelBlackallwhoshefellinlovewithwhenonholidayinDevon,butwhotragicallydiedsuddenlysoonafter.ThethirdwasalargeyoungmancalledHarrieswhoseproposalshebrieflyacceptedin1802,“buthehadnothingtorecommendhimbuthissize,”soshechangedhermind.
In1801thefamilymovedtoBath,whereshewasveryunhappy.Tomakemattersworse,in1805herfatherdied,leavinghiswidow,JaneandheronlysisterCassandra,alsounmarried,evenpoorerthanbefore.Forfouryearstheyhadtomovefromhousetohouse,oftenstayingwithrelatives.Finallyin1809herbrotherEdwardallowedthemtoliveinahouseonhisestateinChawton,onlyafewmilesfromSteventonwhereshehadgrownup.Hereshewasmuchhappier,despitebeingthepoorrelation,dependentoncharity.Shenotonlyrevisedherearliernovelbutwasabletowritenewones,usingherexperiencestosatirizeandmakefunofthesocialinequalitiesshesawaroundher.Atlastin1811,SenseandSensibilitywasthefirstofhernovelstobepublished.