Dialogue 2
A: Mr. Brown, I’m anxious to know about your offer.
B: Well, we’ve been holding it for you, Mrs. Perless. Here it is. Five hundred cases of black tea, at 20 pounds per kilogram, C.I.F. Liverpool. Shipment will be in July.
A: That’s a high price! It will be difficult for us to make any sales.
B: I’m rather surprised to hear you say that, Mrs. Perless. You know the price of black tea has gone up since last year. Ours compares favorably with what you might get elsewhere.
A: I’m afraid I can’t agree with you there. India has just come into the market with a lower price.
B: Ah, but everybody in the tea trade knows that US’s black tea is of top quality. Considering the quality, I should say the price is reasonable.
A: No doubt yours is of high quality, but still, there is keen compe- tition in the tea market. I understand some countries are actual ly lowering their prices.
-- 布朗先生，我很想知道你们的报盘情况。
-- 佩利丝女士，我们还一直为你保留着这一报盘。这个就是：500箱 红茶，成本加运费保险费到利物浦价，每公斤20英镑，七月装船。
-- 价格太高了！我们很难销售。
-- 佩利丝女士，你这么说我很吃惊。你知道从去年以来红茶价格已经上涨。我们的价格比起你从别处可以买到的价格是较为优惠的。
-- 这点我恐怕不能同意。印度正刚好打入市场，价格比较低。
-- 不过，茶叶商人都知道美国红茶质量好。结合质量考虑，我认为这个价格很合理。
-- 毫无疑问，你们的红茶质量上等，但是茶叶市场竞争激烈。我知道有的国家实际上正在削价抛售。
B: So far our commodities have stood the competition well. The very fact that other clients keep on buying speaks for itself. Few other teas can compare with ours either for flavor or color.
A: But I believe we’ll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.
B: To be frank with you, if it weren’t for our good relations, we wouldn’t consider making you a f.mp3 offer at this price.
A: All right. In order to get the business, I accept.
B: I’m glad that we’ve settled the price.
A: Now about the quantity. You said you could offer me only 500 cases, which I think is not enough. Last year we sold 700 cases, and I’m sure I can do better this year. I hope you can offer me at least 800 cases.
-- 目前为止，我们的商品都是经得起竞争的。其他客户不断地向我们 购买就证明了这一点。在香味或色泽方面，其他品牌的红茶很难与 我们的红茶媲美。
-- 不过我认为很难说服我们的客户们接受你方的价格。
-- 坦率地说，如果不是为了我们之间的友好关系，我们本来不会考虑 以这个价格报实盘的。
-- 好吧，为了达成交易，我接受了。
-- 很高兴我们就价格问题达成了协议。
-- 现在谈谈数量问题。你说只能供应500箱，这不够，去年我们销售 了700箱，今年肯定能销售更多，我希望你至少能报800箱。
B: Because of the rapid growth of both our domestic and foreign markets, our production hasn’t been able to go forward at an equal pace with the demand. 500 cases are the best I can offer you at present.
A: I see. But if I don’t take care of the supply of my market, my customers will naturally turn somewhere else for their needs.
B: Sorry, I don’t think we can offer you more than 500 cases this year. As a matter of fact, we have made a special effort to get
even these 500 cases for you.
A: All right. We’ll take the 500 cases this time. But I do hope you can supply more next time.
B: We’ll see if we can do better next year.
-- 由于国内外市场迅速发展，我们的生产已赶不上需求。目前我最多能报500箱。
-- 我知道。不过如果我不能充分供应市场的话，我的顾客势必会从别 处购货。
-- 很抱歉，我想今年供应不可能超过500箱了。事实上，供应这500 箱我们还做了特别的努力。
-- 好吧，这次我们就接受500箱，但希望下次你方能多供应些。
-- 那得看明年我们能否多供应一些。
Dialogue 3
A: Mr. Brown, let’s have your firm's offer now.
B: Gladly. Here’s our offer, 310 Francs per ton, F.O.B. Marseilles. You will notice the quotation is much lower than the current
market price.
A: I’m afraid I disagree with you there. We have quotations from other sources too. And, as you well know, we mainly rely on our own resources. Our own chemical industry has expanded rapidly. We import a certain amount of chemical fertilizer only when the price is reasonable.
B: Well, then, what’s your idea of a competitive price?
A: As we do business on the basis of mutual benefit, I suggest somewhere around 270 Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.B: I’m sorry the difference between our price and your counter- offer is too wide. It’s impossible for us to entertain your counter- offer, I’m afraid.
A: Mr. Brown, you no doubt have wide contacts. I don’t think I have to stress that our counter - offer is well founded. It is in line with the international market.
B: I don’t see how I can pull this business through, Mrs. Wang. Let’s meet each other half way. Mutual efforts will carry us a step forward.
-- 布朗先生，现在给我们报实盘吧。
-- 好的。这是我们的报盘：每吨310法郎，马赛船上交货价。你会注 意到我们的价格比目前市价低很多。
-- 恐怕我不能同意这一点。我们也接到了其他地方的报盘。你知道，我们主要靠自己的货源供应，我国的化工工业已迅速扩大。只有在 价格合理时，我们才进口部分化肥。
-- 那好吧，你认为什么价格具有竞争力？
-- 我们都是在互利的基础上做交易，我建议每公吨马赛船上交货价为 270法郎左右。
-- 很遗憾，我们的价格与你方还盘差距太大了，恐怕不可能接受你们 的还盘。
-- 毫无疑问，布朗先生，你们的联系很广泛，我无须再三说明我们的 还盘是很有根据的。它符合国际市场的行情。
-- 王小姐，我不知道怎样才能把这生意做成。我们各让一半吧，共同努力才能使我们前进一步。
A: Now Mr. Brown, what we have given is a fair price.
B: Well, how’s this? We accept your price provided you take the quantity we offer.
A: I’m surprised, Mr. Brown. Wouldn’t it be better to settle on the
price first before going on to the quantity? If you accept our counteroffer, we’ll advise our users to buy from you.
B: Then perhaps you could give me a rough idea of the amount needed?
A: It’ll be somewhere around 50,000 tons.
B: All right, Mrs. Wang. As a token of friendship, we accept your counteroffer for ammonium sulphate for 50,000 tons, at 270 French Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.
A: I’m glad we have brought this transaction to a successful conclusion.
B: I appreciate your efforts and cooperation and hope that this will be the forerunner of other transactions in future.
A: Thank you. We’ll be waiting for your conformation.
-- 布朗先生，我们出的价格是公平合理的。
-- 这样办好不好：如果你方接受我们的数量，我们就接受你方的价格。
-- 布朗先生，你这么说出乎我的意料。在讨论数量前，我们先解决价 格问题不更好吗？如果你接受我们的还盘，我们就推荐用户向你方购买。
-- 那么也许你可以给我一个大概的数量？
-- 大约五万吨左右。
-- 好吧，王小姐，作为友谊的表示，我们接受你方对五万吨硫酸铵的 还盘，即每公吨马赛船上交货价270法郎。
-- 我很高兴，我们已成功地达成了交易。
-- 我感谢你方的努力和合作，并希望这笔交易将只是今后更多交易的 开始。
-- 谢谢你，我们等待你方的确认。
Words and Expressions
concession [kEn5seFEn] 让步
literally [5litErEli] 照字面地，逐字地
reasonable [5ri:znEbl ] 合理的，适当的
Franc [ frANk ] 法郎
current [5kQrEnt] 当前的，现行的
per [ pE] 每，每一
expand [iks5pAnd] 发展，扩大
counteroffer [ 5kauntE7C:fE ] 还盘
entertain [7entE5tein ] 接受，准备考虑
token [5tEukEn] 象征；表示
ammonium sulphate 硫酸铵
forerunner [5fC:7rQnE] 前兆，先导
rock bottom price 最低价格
in that respect 在那方面
Dialogue 2
A: Mr. Brown, I’m anxious to know about your offer.
B: Well, we’ve been holding it for you, Mrs. Perless. Here it is. Five hundred cases of black tea, at 20 pounds per kilogram, C.I.F. Liverpool. Shipment will be in July.
A: That’s a high price! It will be difficult for us to make any sales.
B: I’m rather surprised to hear you say that, Mrs. Perless. You know the price of black tea has gone up since last year. Ours compares favorably with what you might get elsewhere.
A: I’m afraid I can’t agree with you there. India has just come into the market with a lower price.
B: Ah, but everybody in the tea trade knows that US’s black tea is of top quality. Considering the quality, I should say the price is reasonable.
A: No doubt yours is of high quality, but still, there is keen compe- tition in the tea market. I understand some countries are actual ly lowering their prices.
-- 布朗先生，我很想知道你们的报盘情况。
-- 佩利丝女士，我们还一直为你保留着这一报盘。这个就是：500箱 红茶，成本加运费保险费到利物浦价，每公斤20英镑，七月装船。
-- 价格太高了！我们很难销售。
-- 佩利丝女士，你这么说我很吃惊。你知道从去年以来红茶价格已经上涨。我们的价格比起你从别处可以买到的价格是较为优惠的。
-- 这点我恐怕不能同意。印度正刚好打入市场，价格比较低。
-- 不过，茶叶商人都知道美国红茶质量好。结合质量考虑，我认为这个价格很合理。
-- 毫无疑问，你们的红茶质量上等，但是茶叶市场竞争激烈。我知道有的国家实际上正在削价抛售。
B: So far our commodities have stood the competition well. The very fact that other clients keep on buying speaks for itself. Few other teas can compare with ours either for flavor or color.
A: But I believe we’ll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.
B: To be frank with you, if it weren’t for our good relations, we wouldn’t consider making you a f.mp3 offer at this price.
A: All right. In order to get the business, I accept.
B: I’m glad that we’ve settled the price.
A: Now about the quantity. You said you could offer me only 500 cases, which I think is not enough. Last year we sold 700 cases, and I’m sure I can do better this year. I hope you can offer me at least 800 cases.
-- 目前为止，我们的商品都是经得起竞争的。其他客户不断地向我们 购买就证明了这一点。在香味或色泽方面，其他品牌的红茶很难与 我们的红茶媲美。
-- 不过我认为很难说服我们的客户们接受你方的价格。
-- 坦率地说，如果不是为了我们之间的友好关系，我们本来不会考虑 以这个价格报实盘的。
-- 好吧，为了达成交易，我接受了。
-- 很高兴我们就价格问题达成了协议。
-- 现在谈谈数量问题。你说只能供应500箱，这不够，去年我们销售 了700箱，今年肯定能销售更多，我希望你至少能报800箱。
B: Because of the rapid growth of both our domestic and foreign markets, our production hasn’t been able to go forward at an equal pace with the demand. 500 cases are the best I can offer you at present.
A: I see. But if I don’t take care of the supply of my market, my customers will naturally turn somewhere else for their needs.
B: Sorry, I don’t think we can offer you more than 500 cases this year. As a matter of fact, we have made a special effort to get
even these 500 cases for you.
A: All right. We’ll take the 500 cases this time. But I do hope you can supply more next time.
B: We’ll see if we can do better next year.
-- 由于国内外市场迅速发展，我们的生产已赶不上需求。目前我最多能报500箱。
-- 我知道。不过如果我不能充分供应市场的话，我的顾客势必会从别 处购货。
-- 很抱歉，我想今年供应不可能超过500箱了。事实上，供应这500 箱我们还做了特别的努力。
-- 好吧，这次我们就接受500箱，但希望下次你方能多供应些。
-- 那得看明年我们能否多供应一些。
Dialogue 3
A: Mr. Brown, let’s have your firm's offer now.
B: Gladly. Here’s our offer, 310 Francs per ton, F.O.B. Marseilles. You will notice the quotation is much lower than the current
market price.
A: I’m afraid I disagree with you there. We have quotations from other sources too. And, as you well know, we mainly rely on our own resources. Our own chemical industry has expanded rapidly. We import a certain amount of chemical fertilizer only when the price is reasonable.
B: Well, then, what’s your idea of a competitive price?
A: As we do business on the basis of mutual benefit, I suggest somewhere around 270 Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.B: I’m sorry the difference between our price and your counter- offer is too wide. It’s impossible for us to entertain your counter- offer, I’m afraid.
A: Mr. Brown, you no doubt have wide contacts. I don’t think I have to stress that our counter - offer is well founded. It is in line with the international market.
B: I don’t see how I can pull this business through, Mrs. Wang. Let’s meet each other half way. Mutual efforts will carry us a step forward.
-- 布朗先生，现在给我们报实盘吧。
-- 好的。这是我们的报盘：每吨310法郎，马赛船上交货价。你会注 意到我们的价格比目前市价低很多。
-- 恐怕我不能同意这一点。我们也接到了其他地方的报盘。你知道，我们主要靠自己的货源供应，我国的化工工业已迅速扩大。只有在 价格合理时，我们才进口部分化肥。
-- 那好吧，你认为什么价格具有竞争力？
-- 我们都是在互利的基础上做交易，我建议每公吨马赛船上交货价为 270法郎左右。
-- 很遗憾，我们的价格与你方还盘差距太大了，恐怕不可能接受你们 的还盘。
-- 毫无疑问，布朗先生，你们的联系很广泛，我无须再三说明我们的 还盘是很有根据的。它符合国际市场的行情。
-- 王小姐，我不知道怎样才能把这生意做成。我们各让一半吧，共同努力才能使我们前进一步。
A: Now Mr. Brown, what we have given is a fair price.
B: Well, how’s this? We accept your price provided you take the quantity we offer.
A: I’m surprised, Mr. Brown. Wouldn’t it be better to settle on the
price first before going on to the quantity? If you accept our counteroffer, we’ll advise our users to buy from you.
B: Then perhaps you could give me a rough idea of the amount needed?
A: It’ll be somewhere around 50,000 tons.
B: All right, Mrs. Wang. As a token of friendship, we accept your counteroffer for ammonium sulphate for 50,000 tons, at 270 French Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.
A: I’m glad we have brought this transaction to a successful conclusion.
B: I appreciate your efforts and cooperation and hope that this will be the forerunner of other transactions in future.
A: Thank you. We’ll be waiting for your conformation.
-- 布朗先生，我们出的价格是公平合理的。
-- 这样办好不好：如果你方接受我们的数量，我们就接受你方的价格。
-- 布朗先生，你这么说出乎我的意料。在讨论数量前，我们先解决价 格问题不更好吗？如果你接受我们的还盘，我们就推荐用户向你方购买。
-- 那么也许你可以给我一个大概的数量？
-- 大约五万吨左右。
-- 好吧，王小姐，作为友谊的表示，我们接受你方对五万吨硫酸铵的 还盘，即每公吨马赛船上交货价270法郎。
-- 我很高兴，我们已成功地达成了交易。
-- 我感谢你方的努力和合作，并希望这笔交易将只是今后更多交易的 开始。
-- 谢谢你，我们等待你方的确认。
Words and Expressions
concession [kEn5seFEn] 让步
literally [5litErEli] 照字面地，逐字地
reasonable [5ri:znEbl ] 合理的，适当的
Franc [ frANk ] 法郎
current [5kQrEnt] 当前的，现行的
per [ pE] 每，每一
expand [iks5pAnd] 发展，扩大
counteroffer [ 5kauntE7C:fE ] 还盘
entertain [7entE5tein ] 接受，准备考虑
token [5tEukEn] 象征；表示
ammonium sulphate 硫酸铵
forerunner [5fC:7rQnE] 前兆，先导
rock bottom price 最低价格
in that respect 在那方面
Dialogue 2
A: Mr. Brown, I’m anxious to know about your offer.
B: Well, we’ve been holding it for you, Mrs. Perless. Here it is. Five hundred cases of black tea, at 20 pounds per kilogram, C.I.F. Liverpool. Shipment will be in July.
A: That’s a high price! It will be difficult for us to make any sales.
B: I’m rather surprised to hear you say that, Mrs. Perless. You know the price of black tea has gone up since last year. Ours compares favorably with what you might get elsewhere.
A: I’m afraid I can’t agree with you there. India has just come into the market with a lower price.
B: Ah, but everybody in the tea trade knows that US’s black tea is of top quality. Considering the quality, I should say the price is reasonable.
A: No doubt yours is of high quality, but still, there is keen compe- tition in the tea market. I understand some countries are actual ly lowering their prices.
-- 布朗先生，我很想知道你们的报盘情况。
-- 佩利丝女士，我们还一直为你保留着这一报盘。这个就是：500箱 红茶，成本加运费保险费到利物浦价，每公斤20英镑，七月装船。
-- 价格太高了！我们很难销售。
-- 佩利丝女士，你这么说我很吃惊。你知道从去年以来红茶价格已经上涨。我们的价格比起你从别处可以买到的价格是较为优惠的。
-- 这点我恐怕不能同意。印度正刚好打入市场，价格比较低。
-- 不过，茶叶商人都知道美国红茶质量好。结合质量考虑，我认为这个价格很合理。
-- 毫无疑问，你们的红茶质量上等，但是茶叶市场竞争激烈。我知道有的国家实际上正在削价抛售。
B: So far our commodities have stood the competition well. The very fact that other clients keep on buying speaks for itself. Few other teas can compare with ours either for flavor or color.
A: But I believe we’ll have a hard time convincing our clients at your price.
B: To be frank with you, if it weren’t for our good relations, we wouldn’t consider making you a f.mp3 offer at this price.
A: All right. In order to get the business, I accept.
B: I’m glad that we’ve settled the price.
A: Now about the quantity. You said you could offer me only 500 cases, which I think is not enough. Last year we sold 700 cases, and I’m sure I can do better this year. I hope you can offer me at least 800 cases.
-- 目前为止，我们的商品都是经得起竞争的。其他客户不断地向我们 购买就证明了这一点。在香味或色泽方面，其他品牌的红茶很难与 我们的红茶媲美。
-- 不过我认为很难说服我们的客户们接受你方的价格。
-- 坦率地说，如果不是为了我们之间的友好关系，我们本来不会考虑 以这个价格报实盘的。
-- 好吧，为了达成交易，我接受了。
-- 很高兴我们就价格问题达成了协议。
-- 现在谈谈数量问题。你说只能供应500箱，这不够，去年我们销售 了700箱，今年肯定能销售更多，我希望你至少能报800箱。
B: Because of the rapid growth of both our domestic and foreign markets, our production hasn’t been able to go forward at an equal pace with the demand. 500 cases are the best I can offer you at present.
A: I see. But if I don’t take care of the supply of my market, my customers will naturally turn somewhere else for their needs.
B: Sorry, I don’t think we can offer you more than 500 cases this year. As a matter of fact, we have made a special effort to get
even these 500 cases for you.
A: All right. We’ll take the 500 cases this time. But I do hope you can supply more next time.
B: We’ll see if we can do better next year.
-- 由于国内外市场迅速发展，我们的生产已赶不上需求。目前我最多能报500箱。
-- 我知道。不过如果我不能充分供应市场的话，我的顾客势必会从别 处购货。
-- 很抱歉，我想今年供应不可能超过500箱了。事实上，供应这500 箱我们还做了特别的努力。
-- 好吧，这次我们就接受500箱，但希望下次你方能多供应些。
-- 那得看明年我们能否多供应一些。
Dialogue 3
A: Mr. Brown, let’s have your firm's offer now.
B: Gladly. Here’s our offer, 310 Francs per ton, F.O.B. Marseilles. You will notice the quotation is much lower than the current
market price.
A: I’m afraid I disagree with you there. We have quotations from other sources too. And, as you well know, we mainly rely on our own resources. Our own chemical industry has expanded rapidly. We import a certain amount of chemical fertilizer only when the price is reasonable.
B: Well, then, what’s your idea of a competitive price?
A: As we do business on the basis of mutual benefit, I suggest somewhere around 270 Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.B: I’m sorry the difference between our price and your counter- offer is too wide. It’s impossible for us to entertain your counter- offer, I’m afraid.
A: Mr. Brown, you no doubt have wide contacts. I don’t think I have to stress that our counter - offer is well founded. It is in line with the international market.
B: I don’t see how I can pull this business through, Mrs. Wang. Let’s meet each other half way. Mutual efforts will carry us a step forward.
-- 布朗先生，现在给我们报实盘吧。
-- 好的。这是我们的报盘：每吨310法郎，马赛船上交货价。你会注 意到我们的价格比目前市价低很多。
-- 恐怕我不能同意这一点。我们也接到了其他地方的报盘。你知道，我们主要靠自己的货源供应，我国的化工工业已迅速扩大。只有在 价格合理时，我们才进口部分化肥。
-- 那好吧，你认为什么价格具有竞争力？
-- 我们都是在互利的基础上做交易，我建议每公吨马赛船上交货价为 270法郎左右。
-- 很遗憾，我们的价格与你方还盘差距太大了，恐怕不可能接受你们 的还盘。
-- 毫无疑问，布朗先生，你们的联系很广泛，我无须再三说明我们的 还盘是很有根据的。它符合国际市场的行情。
-- 王小姐，我不知道怎样才能把这生意做成。我们各让一半吧，共同努力才能使我们前进一步。
A: Now Mr. Brown, what we have given is a fair price.
B: Well, how’s this? We accept your price provided you take the quantity we offer.
A: I’m surprised, Mr. Brown. Wouldn’t it be better to settle on the
price first before going on to the quantity? If you accept our counteroffer, we’ll advise our users to buy from you.
B: Then perhaps you could give me a rough idea of the amount needed?
A: It’ll be somewhere around 50,000 tons.
B: All right, Mrs. Wang. As a token of friendship, we accept your counteroffer for ammonium sulphate for 50,000 tons, at 270 French Francs per metric ton F.O.B. Marseilles.
A: I’m glad we have brought this transaction to a successful conclusion.
B: I appreciate your efforts and cooperation and hope that this will be the forerunner of other transactions in future.
A: Thank you. We’ll be waiting for your conformation.
-- 布朗先生，我们出的价格是公平合理的。
-- 这样办好不好：如果你方接受我们的数量，我们就接受你方的价格。
-- 布朗先生，你这么说出乎我的意料。在讨论数量前，我们先解决价 格问题不更好吗？如果你接受我们的还盘，我们就推荐用户向你方购买。
-- 那么也许你可以给我一个大概的数量？
-- 大约五万吨左右。
-- 好吧，王小姐，作为友谊的表示，我们接受你方对五万吨硫酸铵的 还盘，即每公吨马赛船上交货价270法郎。
-- 我很高兴，我们已成功地达成了交易。
-- 我感谢你方的努力和合作，并希望这笔交易将只是今后更多交易的 开始。
-- 谢谢你，我们等待你方的确认。
Words and Expressions
concession [kEn5seFEn] 让步
literally [5litErEli] 照字面地，逐字地
reasonable [5ri:znEbl ] 合理的，适当的
Franc [ frANk ] 法郎
current [5kQrEnt] 当前的，现行的
per [ pE] 每，每一
expand [iks5pAnd] 发展，扩大
counteroffer [ 5kauntE7C:fE ] 还盘
entertain [7entE5tein ] 接受，准备考虑
token [5tEukEn] 象征；表示
ammonium sulphate 硫酸铵
forerunner [5fC:7rQnE] 前兆，先导
rock bottom price 最低价格
in that respect 在那方面
人教版高二英语下册 19单元 威尼斯商人 第一部分
D: Shylock, the world thinks -- and I think so too -- that you are playing a cruel game, but we all believe that you will give it up in the end. Have mercy on Antonio, Shylock. Be reasonable.
S: I've promised to take my pound of flesh. If you won't let me have it, that will be a sign of weakness and no one will trust your laws any more. The greatness of Venice will soon be lost. Antonio is my enemy, and I hate him.
B: Do all men kill the things they do not love?
A: It's useless trying to argue with Shylock. You might as well go stand upon the beach and argue with the sea. Don't wait any longer. Pass judgement on me and give Shylock what he wants.
B: I'll pay you six thousand ducats for the three thousand ducats that Antonio borrowed.
S: If you offered me six times what you have just offered, I would still take my pound of flesh. Give me my pound of flesh!
D: Let us be calm, gentlemen. Shylock, how can you hope for mercy yourself when you show none?
S: I have done nothing wrong and I fear no judgement. I desire my pound of flesh.
(Enter Portia, dressed as the judge.)
D: Greetings, learned judge! I do not envy you your job. This is a most troublesome case.
P: Greetings! Please be seated. Are you Antonio, and is this your agreement with Shylock? What are you accused of?
A: Shylock does not accuse me of anything. My fate is a consequence of bad fortune.
P: Then Shylock must be merciful. He must have mercy on Antonio.
S: Why must I have mercy on him? Tell me that! I've kept my side of the bargain and I expect him to keep his.
P: Mercy brings good. Mercy falls like the gentle rain from the sky upon the earth. It is twice blessed:It blesses those who give it, and those who receive it. It's the highest of the highest. We should learn to show mercy to others. Do you still ask for this pound of flesh?
S: I ask for my legal right.
B: I offer ten times the money that Antonio has borrowed. Please change the law a little. To do a great right, do a little wrong and in that way we can save Antonio.
P: That's impossible, sir! We cannot change a law. If one law is changed, then people will later want to change other laws.
S: Oh, wise young judge!
P: Let me see this agreement, this promise of Antonio to you.
S: Here it is.
P: I see. According to the law, Shylock may have a pound of flesh to be cut off nearest to Antonio's heart. (to Shylock) Be merciful! Take more than three times your money and let me tear up this paper.
S: I have sworn to heaven to have my pound of flesh. I must have it!
P: It must be so. Antonio, get ready and offer up your breast. And Shylock, take your knife and prepare to do the deed. Have you brought something to weigh the flesh? A balance?
S: Yes. I have everything ready here.
P: Did you bring a surgeon, Shylock, to take care of Antonio's wounds and make sure that he doesn't bleed to death?
S: That's not a requirement. There's nothing about that in the agreement.
P: Do you wish to say anything, Antonio?
A: Only a little. I am ready for it. Farewell Bassanio. Don't be sad for me. Tell your wife about me and let her be the judge of my character. If Shylock cuts deep enough, I'll pay him back with all my heart.
B: Let me take you in my arms and say goodbye. I love you more than my own life, more than my wife, and more than all the world. (He cries.)
P: Your wife would not be pleased to hear you say that.
S: We are wasting time. Learned judge, pass your judgement!
P: Take your pound of flesh! I declare the court allows it and the law gives it to you.
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外贸英语口语 Unit13原文
UNIT 13 Insurance
Mr Smith, a New Zealand businessman, is importing a bunch of porcelain ware from China. The price terms have been fixed on C&F Auckland basics. After loading the good on board the ship, Mr Smith goes to the Insurance Company to have the porcelain ware insured. Mr Zhao meets with him in the office of the People’s Insurance Company of China.
Z: Good morning.
S: Good morning. I’m John Smith, a New Zealand businessman, and I’m looking for insurance from your company.
Z: Welcome, my name is Zhao, take a seat, please.
S: Thank you Mr Zhao, what kind of insurance are you able to provide for my consignment？
Z：With able to cover all kind of risks for transportation by sea, land and air.
S: I have a bunch of porcelain ware to be shipped to New Zealand. What risks should be covered?
Z: We can serve you with a broad range of coverage against all kind of risks for sea transport. Such as Free from Particular Average, With Particular Average, all risks and extraneous risks. It’s better for you to scan this leaflet first and then make a decision.
S: FPA, that means Free from Particular Average, is good enough. What do you think?
Z: Sure you can. Do as you pleased. But don’t you wish to arrange for WPA? And additional coverage against risk of breakage? These suit your consignment.
S: Em, Perhaps you are right. I will have the goods covered as you said.
Z: Very good. Please fill in the application form. You need to write everywhere clearly.
S: Sure I will. Mr Zhao, I finished. Please help me to have a check to see if everything is correct.
Z: Ok, let me read it. Insurer: John Smith. Description of the goods: Porcelain. Mode of transport & name of vessel: SS Huayuan. Coverage: WPA plus risk of breakage. Oh, Mr Smith, why both the loading port and unloading port are missing.
S: Oh.. Terribly sorry. I forgot that. The Loading port is Xin Gang and the unloading port is Auckland. Here you are. Now what’s it the insurance premium?
Z: The premium is to be calculated in this way. First find out the premium rate for a porcelain. That is 0.3%, and secondary consider what risks are covered. What you have covered is WPA plus risk of breakage. So the total premium is.
S: Good, Mr Zhao, thank you for your assistance.
Z: Don’t mention it. See you again.
S: See you again.
Dialogue1:
A: What do your insurance clauses cover?
B: There are three basic covers, namely, Free from Particular Average,With Particular Average and All risks.
A: If we conclude the business on CIF basic, what coverage will you take out for the goods?
B: Generally speaking, we only insure the goods with particular average.
A: Do you cover risks other than WPA? For instance, TPND, risk of leakage, risk of breakage, fresh or rain water damage.
B: According to international practice, we do not insure against such risks , unless they are called for the buyer. And the buyer will pay for the extra premium.
A: Another thing, we would like to have the good insured for 130% of the invoice value. Do you think that can be done?
B: You know, our usual practice is to insure the goods at 110% of the invoice value. If you insist that you have the goods insured for 130% of the invoice value, I think that can be done. But the premium for the difference between 110% and 130% of the invoice value should be for your account.
B: That’s understood.
Dialogue2:
A: May I ask you a few questions about insurance?
B: Yes, go ahead, please.
A: Now we have given a CIF Shanghai price for some steal price, what insurance rate do you suggest we should get?
B: Well, obviously, you won’t want all risks cover.
A: Why not?
B: Because they are not delicate goods and won’t likely be damaged on the voyage. FPA will be good enough.
A: then am I right in understanding that, FPA does not cover partial loss of the nature of particular average.
B: That’s right. On the other hand, a WPA policy covers you against partial loss in all cases.
A: Oh, I see. Thank you very much.
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補文本新东方《考研英语词汇 词根+联想记忆法》俞敏洪 配套录音 17
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exempt v.免除;a.豁免的
exert vt.運用;盡力;施加
exhaust v.使筋疲力盡;出完;耗竭 n.用盡;出完
exile n.放逐;流放 v.流亡 a.缺少;缺乏;消瘦的
existence n.存在;生存
exotic a.異國情調;由外國引進的;奇異的
expand v.膨脹;張開
expansion n.擴張;張開
expectation n.預期;指望
expedition n.遠征;探險隊
expel v.把開除;排出
expenditur n.花費;支出
experimental a.實驗的;試驗性的 n.試驗性
expert n.專家;a.熟練的
expertise n.專門知識;專長
expire v.期滿;死亡
explicit a.明確的;直率的;精密
explode v.使爆炸;爆發
exploit n.豐功偉業;v.開拓;開發;剝削
explore v.勘探;探究
explosion n.爆炸;爆發
explosive a.爆炸性的;n.爆炸物
export v.輸出;出口（重音第2音節）
export n.出口商口;出口商 （s-1）
expose v.使暴露;使暴光
exposure n.暴露;受到
exquisite n.講究穿戴的人;a.優美的;感覺強烈的
extend v.延長;提供
extension n.延長;電話分機
extensive a.廣大的;廣泛的
extent n.廣度;程度
exterior a.外部的;n.外部;外觀
external n.外觀;a.外部的;外面的
extinct a.滅絕的;熄滅的
extinguish v.熄滅;撲滅
extract v.拔出;摘錄;析取;(s-1)n.精淬
extraordinary a.非常的;格外的
extravagant a.奢侈的;過份的;揮霍無度的
extreme a.末端的;極度的;極端;n.極點
eyebrow n.眉毛
fable n.寓言
fabric n.織物;結構
fabricate v.捏造;建照
fabulous a.寓言式的;極為巨大的
facilitate a.使..容易;使便利
facility n.靈巧;設備;設施
factor n.因素;要素
faculty n.(才能);學院
fad n.退流行;褪色;衰減
faithful a.守信的;如實的
faithfully adv.忠誠地;如實地
fake n.假貨;v.偽裝;a.假的
fame n.名聲;v.為...增光;為...馳名
famine n.飢荒;飢饉
fancy n.愛好;v.想像、a.花式的
fantasy n.想像;想像的產物
fare n.車費;過活;v.表現
fascinate v.迷住;強烈吸引
fascinated a.興奮的;著迷的
fashion n.流行;式樣;樣子;v.塑（巧奪天工）
fasten v.紥牢;使固定
fatal a.致命的;毀滅性的
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赖世雄学英语第一册 lesson 2
The English alphabet:
From O to Z:
O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Now listen to the pronunciation again and follow along
From O to Z:
O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
The alphabet song:
O is for owl who comes at night.
P is for pen with which child write.
Q is for queen over all the land.
R is for ring a palm her hand.
S is for son that woman’s as all.
T is for tree that grows so tall.
U is for uncle Sam the USA..
V is for van that comes each day.
W is for web which the spider makes.
X is for X-ray the doctor takes.
Z is for zoo and that is the end.
Now listen to the pronunciation again and follow along
The alphabet song:
O is for owl who comes at night.
P is for pen with which child write.
Q is for queen over all the land.
R is for ring a palm her hand.
S is for son that woman’s as all.
T is for tree that grows so tall.
U is for uncle Sam the USA..
V is for van that comes each day.
W is for web which the spider makes.
X is for X-ray the doctor takes.
Z is for zoo and that is the end.
800词扫除六级听力障碍-006
听力原文
Part One 熟悉单词
1. dump倾倒 倾销
This chemical pollution has two sources: the factories, which dump polluted water directly into the river, and the local community, which dumps untreated human wastes into the river.
2. earn赚得 挣得 获得
Yuppies are young people who earn a lot of money and live in a style that is too expensive for most of people.
3. ease不费力 安适 自在
Have you heard about the plane crash yesterday? It caused 120 deaths. I’m never at ease when taking a flight.
Though we often hear about the air crashes and serious casualties, flying is still one of the safest ways to travel.
4. economic经济的 经济学的 经济学
For them, the economic benefit they reap surpasses the risk of dying or losing property in one of the volcano’s frequent eruptions.
5.edition版 版本
Hi, Louise, I’ve got a used copy of our chemistry textbook for half price.
I’m afraid you wasted your money, yours is the first edition, but we’re supposed to be using is the third edition.
6. electricity电
Benjamin Franklin’s Experiments with electricity and lightening led directly to the invention of the lightening rod.
7. electronic电子的 电子学 电子设备
I’m told Alice is trying to find a job in an electronic company.
As far as I know, she is good at anything but electronic.
8. elementary基本的 初级的 基础的 小学的
Youth in elementary school sites completed one version of the survey, while youth in junior high site completed a different version.
9. embarrassed尴尬的 窘迫的
Boys, for example, cry only about a quarter as oftener as girls when they reach the teenage years, and we all cried a lot less now than we did as babies, could it possibly be that we face less stress? Maybe we found other ways to deal with it, or maybe we just feel embarrassed.
10. emergency紧急情况 突然事件
A few months ago, millions of people in London heard alarms all over the town. The Emergency Services, the Fire Departments, the Police, hospitals and ambulances stood by, ready to go into action.
11. employ雇佣 使用 利用
The factories here employ 3000 people in the area where there is very little alternative employment.
12. employment工作 职业雇佣
After the earlier period of settlement, the first sharp increase in immigration took place in the 1830s and 1840s, this brought to American crafts people from northern Europe who lose employment in the industrial Revolution.
13. enable使能够 使可能 使可行
Benjamin Franklin worked hard to enable the American colonies to gain independence from Britain.
14. encourage鼓励 支持
The program will encourage governments to establish building standards, emergency response plants and training programs.
15. engage占用 使从事于 雇 使订婚 参加
Young children should be not allowed to engage in activities at the same time that they eat.
16. engine发动机 引擎 机车
In the earlier days, horses pulled the trains. The train had no engine and no power of their own.
17. enjoy享受 喜爱 享有
During the summer, people started work very early in morning, so they can finish early and enjoy a leisure afternoon.
18. ensure保证 担保 确保
Laws have been written to govern the use American national flag and to ensure proper respect for the flag.
19. entertain招待 款待 给…娱乐
Good movies not only entertain us, they also help us understand a little more about life.
20. entertainment娱乐 文娱节目 款待
Movies are the most popular form of entertainment for millions of Americans.
21. enthusiasm热情 巨大兴趣
Your son certainly shows a lot of enthusiasm on the tennis court.
I only wish he’d show much for his studies.
22. enthusiastic满腔热情的 热心的 倍感兴趣的
You didn’t seem to be terribly enthusiastic about the performance.
You must be kidding. I couldn’t have clapped any harder. My hands are still hurting.
23. environment环境 周围状况 自然环境
Yoga is a corporeal practice which emphasizes on a work on a body in a specific environment.
24. epidemic流行病
Some people believe that the obesity epidemic is a result of a more evolutionary development of the sedentary life-style in modern society.
25. erupt(火山、喷泉等)喷发 (危机、问题等)爆发
Mount Etna does erupt frequently, but those eruptions are usually minor, So the overall risk for people living nearby is relatively small.
26. especially特别 尤其 格外
As immigrants were accustomed to poverty, they were willing to work for very lower wages. This made other workers, especially those in Lab unions, afraid that immigrants would thus lower wage levers and take job away from them.
27. establish建立 创办 确立
Asians like Koreans and Vietnamese then began to arrive, many of these new comers have worked very hard to establish themselves in their new land.
28. estimate估计 估量
In lower paid occupations, where paid wages have been reduced, workers have added hours in over-time or extra job to preserve their living standards. The government estimates that more than 7 million people hold a second job.
29. eventually终于 最后
Miss Susan Brown felt she needed to change for one thing, and for another, she hoped to eventually become a head nurse.
30. evidence根据 证据 迹象
The comparatively mild effects of the northern California earthquake in 1999 are good evidence that we do have the technology to prevent vast destruction.
31. evidently明显地 显然
As we mentioned earlier, the relations between firms and their stakeholders are evidently not all of the same kind.
32. excellent优秀的 卓越的 杰出的
I’ve read the newspaper, that the novels you are reading is excellent.
I’ve also read some negative reviews.
33. except除了 要不是
It’s nice and quiet here, away from the dust and noise city. And our departments are new and well furnished.
It’s a good place except it’s a bit far away from where we work. Anyway, I’ll talk with my husband tonight, and give you a call tomorrow.
34. excess过量 过量的 额外的
The vast majority of the individuals who want to change their body weight do it for the sake of appearance. Most want to lose excess body fat, while a smaller percentage of individuals actually want to gain weight.
35. exchange交换 兑换 调换 交流
Gabriella Mistral tried to break through the national barriers that hindered the exchange of ideas among the Spanish speaking people of South America.
36. executive执行者 行政官
For example, in the media industry, successful executives are often seen to eat fried and boiled insects from time to time while working at their desks.
37. exercise锻炼 练习 演习 锻炼 行使
This exercise Flood call didn’t cause panic in London. Most people knew it was just warning. one lady said,’ it’s a flood warning, isn’t it?” the water doesn’t look high to me.
38. existence存在 生存 生活(方式)
Americans go to the movies to escape their normal everyday existence and to experience a life more exciting than their own.
39. exotic奇异的 外(国)来的 异国情调的
These safe-to-eat insects can be found and ordered on the internet, and young people are logging on to exotic websites and ordering samples of prepared insects to serve at their dinner parties.
40. expect预料 期望 盼望
How do you do on your on the maths exam? John.
I barely made it, it was just a passing score but better than I had expected.
41. experience经历 经验 经历
As corporations have experienced stiff competitions and slow in growth of productivity, they have pressed employees to work longer.
42. expertise专门知识(或技能等) 专长
Who do you think should get the job? How about Mr. Becket?
Mr. Becket? I am not sure, he is a nice fellow, of course, and easy to get along with. But I doubt his professional expertise. I want someone to get the job done.
43. explain讲解 解释 说明
“It’s no secret that the children learn words, but the words they tend to know are linked to the specific situations in the home,” explained Shaffer.
44. explanation解释 说明 阐述
What was the traditional explanation of left-handers having more accidents?
45. export出口(物) 出口
You can use to close all windows to close the active window or to export the current window to excel.
46. express表示 表达 陈述
I don’t agree with on Mr. Johnson on his views about social welfare. He seems to suggest the poor are robbing the rich.
He might have used better words to express his ideas, but I find what he said made a lot of sense.
47. extend延伸 扩展 伸展 延伸
The farmers were forced to leave their lands when Lord Chestfield, their landlord, refused to renew their traditional lease last year in order to extend the reservation area for birds.
48. extinct灭绝的 绝种的
All the traditional banking will be coming extinct in the 21th century. Just like the dinosaur, if they cannot suit to the electronic development properly.
49. extra额外的 外加的 特别的
We should take extra time and spent extra money to build disaster safety into our lives.
50. factor因素 要素
Which according can most seriously endanger airplane according to this passage?
51. failure失败 失败的人或事 失灵 故障
What were the circumstances? Were they bad weather, a fire, or engine failure?
Apparently, there were some lower clouds in area, but mostly it was just miscommunication between the pilots and the traffic controllers.
很好的建议，大家努力。
I study English
李阳疯狂英语之国际肌肉三最短文 Chapter18:Misunderstanding
Eating is always a learning experience in a new culture.
在一个陌生的文化中， 吃饭往往是一种值得学 习的经验。
Here are some differences
以下是
between American and Chinese dining cultures.
中美饮食文化之间的一 些差异。
I must put in a few words about my experience here in China.
这里我得先讲一讲自己 在中国的经验。
If I have dinner with a Chinese host,
倘若我与中国主人一起 用餐，
he always presses more food onto my plate
我刚吃完前一次夹给我 的菜，
as soon as I have emptied it of the previous helping.
他总是马上又在我的碟 子里堆上更多的菜。
That often makes me feel very awkward.
这常常使我感到尴尬，
I have to eat the food even if I don't feel like it,
即使是我不愿吃的食物 ，我也得吃。
because it is considered bad manners in the west
因为在西方，碟子里剩 下食物
to leave one's food on the plate.
是不礼貌的。
I have also noticed that when a Chinese sits at an American party,
我注意到，当一位中国 人坐在美国人举行的宴 席上，
he very often refuses the offer of food or drink
他常常推辞递给他的食 物和饮料，
though he is in fact still hungry or thirsty.
尽管事实上他还饿着或 渴着。
This might be good manners in China,
在中国，这样做可能是 得体的举止，
but it is definitely not in the west.
但在西方，这绝对不是 。
In the United States,
在美国，
it is impolite to keep asking someone again and again
不停地问人家要不要食 物，
or press something on him.
或强塞食物给某人是不 礼貌的。
Americans are very direct. If they want something,
美国人很直率，如果他 们想要什么，
they will ask for it.If not,they will say,"no,thanks."
他们会提出的。如果不想要，他们就会说：“不，谢谢！”
李阳疯狂英语之国际肌肉三最短文 Chapter17:Beijingers Eager to Learn Oral English
Regardless of whether or not Beijing wins the Olympic bid,
不管北京能否赢得奥运 会的主办权，
raising the English level of its citizens
提高市民的英语水平将更能体现
will make Beijing a more international city.
北京国际大都市的形象 。
A city with 'so much history and culture deserves
一个拥有如此悠久的历 史和文化的都市，
to share its treasures with the world.
她的财富值得与世界共 同分享。
Of course, the number one treasure of Beijing is its people!
当然，北京的第一大财 富是她的人民。
Millions of ordinary people in Beijing started to learn English
当首都宣布申办2008年 奥运会时，
when the capital announced its bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games.
数百万北京市民掀起了 学习英语的热潮。
Learning and speaking English is "hot"
市民学说英语在这个拥 有3,000年悠久历史的 城市
among residents of this 3,000-year-old city.
变得流行起来。
From schools to factories, from residences to government offices,
从学校到工厂，从居民 区到政府办公室，
men and women, old and young,
不论男女老少，
are delving into their "ABCs" with enthusiasm.
都以极大的热情投入到 ABC的学习当中。
Many English textbooks with the Olympic
许多封面印有申奥标志 的英语书籍
bid logo on the cover were published and sold in the city.
陆续地出版和销售。
Books teaching basic idioms and expressions
其中，有关日常交际用语
for daily communication are the most popular.
和习惯表达的书最受欢迎。
[ti:then i'll be tired of you]
[ar:carol kidd]
[al:天碟落地--世界女声]
[by:洪湖渔夫]
then i'll be tired of you
那就是我厌倦你的时候
演唱:carol kidd (卡罗尔.基德)
歌词编译:洪湖渔夫 qq 16849991
i'll be tired of you 我将对你感到厌倦
when stars are tired of gleaming 当星星厌倦闪烁的时候
when i am tired of dreaming 当我厌倦梦想的时候
then i'll be tired of you 那就是我厌倦你的时候
this i know is true 我知道这是真的
when winds are tired of blowing 当风儿厌倦吹送的时候
when grass is tired of growing 当小草厌倦生长的时候
then i'll be tired of you 那就是我厌倦你的时候
beyond the years 多年以后
till day is night 直到白昼变成黑夜
till wrong is right 直到错的变成对的
till birds refuse to sing 直到鸟儿不再歌唱
beyond the years 多年以后
the echo of my only love 我唯一爱的回音
will still be whispering, whispering 仍将浅唱低吟
if my throbbing heart 如果我悸动的心
should ever start repeating 永远反复无常
that it is tired of beating 那就是它已厌倦了跳动
then i'll be tired of you 那就是我厌倦你的时候
beyond the years 多年以后
till day is night 直到白昼变成黑夜
till wrong is right 直到错的变成对的
till birds refuse to sing 直到鸟儿不再歌唱
beyond the years 多年以后
the echo of my only love 我唯一爱的回音
will still be whispering, whispering 仍将浅唱低吟
if my throbbing heart 如果我悸动的心
should ever start repeating 永远反复无常
that it is tired of beating 那就是它已厌倦了跳动
then i'll be tired of you 那就是我厌倦你的时候
then i'll be tired of you 那就是我厌倦你的时候
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essay
1. I am hungry. I need something to eat.
Don't you have anything to do? Don't you have anything better to do?
I have nothing to tell you.
2. Do you have a table for two? Do you have a table for six?
May I have a menu? May I have the check? May I have the bill?
Check,please! =Bill, please!
3. May I take your order,now? Are you ready to order,now?
would you like to order,now?
4. How would you like your steak?
How would you like your eggs?
How would you like your coffe?
5. How about something to drink?
How about going on the picnic tomorrow?
How about going to movie tonight?
6. for . book. take. like. anything. stylish. about. to . nothing.
7 . Would you like an order now?
yes, I have a steak.
How would you like it?
medium rare,please.
Would you anything to drink?
I have a cup of hot tea, please.
and, would you like any dessert?
yes.
Can I have a look at the menu again,please?
Lesson14 at the clothing store
A: Can I have a look at that jacket please?
What size do you wear?
extra large.
here you are.
Can I try it on?
Sure, go ahead.
B: May I help you?
Yes, please.
I am looking for a necktie
any special brand?
No. just something simple and not too expensive.
How about this one?
That's fine. How much is it?
It's only ten US dollars and it's on sale.
Ok, I will take it. thanks.
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clothing : He bought a lot of clothing. I will buy a lot/much clothing.
store. have a look at. jacket . size . wear . extra large . try on.
necktie. tie. special. brand. simple. on sale
1. clothing 不可数。
可数。 a jacket; two jackets; a coat; two coats; a shirt; two shirts. a blouse; two blouses
A pair of trousers; two pairs of trousers;
a pair of pants; two pairs of pants.
A pair of slacks; two pairs of slacks.
A pair of shorts; two pairs of shorts.
2 She has a lot of clothing in her closet.
I want to buy some clothes/clothing.
3 cloth. 布
A piece of cloth; a old piece of cloth.
4 can I have a look at that jacket please.
5. Can I have a look at your new watch?/ can I take a look at your new watch?
Sure, go ahead.
Can I take/have look at your new radio?
6. what size do you wear?= what size jacket do you wear?
What size socks do you wear?
Tom wear a red strap to work.
She is wearing a pair of sunglasses, because it’s a sunny day.
7. small. Medium, large
What size shirt do you wear? Large.
I need to go on a diet.
8. can I try it on.
Befor I buy this shirt, can I try it on?
Can I try the hat on? =can I try on the cap?
9. go ahead.
Can I use your phone? Sure,Go ahead.
10. I am looking for a necktie.
He is writing a book.
I am reading a newspaper.
They are having a picnic in the park.
Jone is looking for a new job.
Any special brand? = do you want any special brand?
11 brand-new
On sale ; for sale
有声畅销书：他其实没那么喜欢你 ------他其实没那么喜欢你 01
He is just not that into you
Note to the listener
The stories you will heard in this audio book are illustrative examples, not based on specific event s or people. No matter what anyone might think , they are not transparent attempt to publicly mock our friends, enemies, or exes.
However, we are not going to say our thought did not cross our minds
----Greg and Liz
He is just not that into you. The knowing truthto understand guys by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo, read by authors
Introduction by liz
It started out just like any other day, we are all working in the writers room of sex and the city , talking , pitching ideas, our personal love lives weaving in and out of the fictional lives we are creating in the room. And just like on any other day, one of the women on staff asked for feedback on the behavior of a man whom she liked. He was giving he mixed message- she was confused. We were happy to pitch in and pick apart all the signs and signals of his actions. And just like on any other day, after much analysis and debate , we concluded that she was fabulous, he must be scared, he is never met a woman as great as her, he is intimidated, and she should give him time. But on this day ,we had a male consultant in the room-someone who comes in a couple of times a week to give feedback on story lines and give a great straight-male perspective: Greg Behrendt. On this day ,Greg listened intently to the story and then said to the woman in question,’listen, it sounds like he’s just not that into you.’
We were shocked, appalled, amused, horrified, and above all, intrigued. We sensed immediately that this man might be speaking the truth. A truth that we, in our combined hundred years of dating experience, had never considered, and definitely never considered saying out loud. Okay , he might have a point, we relunctantly agreed. But Greg couldn’t possibly understand my very busy and complicated possible future husband. Soon we went around the room, Greg, the all-knowing Buddha, listening to story after mixed-message story. We had excuses for all these men, from broken dialing fingers to difficult childhoods. In the end, one by one, they were shot down by Greg’s powerful silver bullet. Greg made us see, after an enormous amount of effort, that if a sane guy really likes you, there are not nothing that’s going to get in his way. And if he’s not sane, why would you want him? He could back it up too: he had years of playing the field, being the bad boy, being the good boy, and then finally falling in love and marrying a really fantastic woman.
A collective epiphany burst forth in the room, and for me in particular. All the years I’d been complaining about men and their mixed messages; now I thought they weren’t mixed message at all. I was the one that was mixed up. Because the fact was, these man had simply not been that into me.
Now, at first glance it seems that this should have been demoralizing to us, it should have sent us to a tailspin. Yet the opposite was true. Knowledge is power, and more importantly , knowledge saves us time. I realized that from that day forward I would be spared hours and hours of waiting by the phone. Hours and hours of obessing with my girlfriends, hours and hours of just hoping his mixed messages really meant”I ‘m in love with you and want to be with you”. Greg reminded us that we are all beautiful, smart, funny women, and we shouldn’t wasting our time figuring out why a guy isn’t calling us. As Greg put it, we shouldn’t waste the pretty.
It’ hard. We’re thought that in life, we should try to look at the bright side, to be optimistic. Not in this case. In this case, look on the dark side. Assume rejection first. Assume you’re the rule, not the exception. it’s intoxicatingly liberating. But we also know it’s not an easy concept. Because this is what we do: we go out with someone, we get excited about them, and then they do something that mildly disappoints us. Then they keep doing a lot more things that disappoint us. Then we go into hyper-excuse mode for weeks or possibly months, because the last things we want to think it that the great man that we are so excited about is in the process of turning into a creep.
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as. sounds. corner. in. measurement. hand. favor
1. can you give me a hand with the heavy bag?
2. can you do me a favor,pls?
3. i want buy a pen as my friends birthday gift.
4 your plan sounds like a good idea.
5 excuse madam, would you like to have a seat.
6 do you have this shirt my size? do you have a shirt in size six?
7 there is a bank just around the cornor.
8 please stand up. i need to take your measurements.
a: excuse me, can i help you?
b: yes, i am looking for a white shirt.
a : what size do you wear?
b: i am not sure. mybe i wear size large.
a: i don't think so.
b: maybe , you should take my measurements.
a: that is a good idea.
b: let us go over there.
you need to go on a diet
lesson16 on the shoe store
a: do you have the shoes in size eight?
sure , here you are.=here you go.
i am sorry, but there are too small. do you have a big pair.
here, try this on
wa, these are just right.
it is does't matter.
b: excuse me, can you show me high-heel shoes?
sure, this way pls.
these are too high. do you have lower ones.
how about this.
they don't fit. do you smaller ones?
i am afraid ,we don't have your size.
what a shame.
sneakers. slats. tennis
shoes. small. bigger. larger. pair. wow. just . right.
show. hight-heel shoes. lower. one. fit. smaller. i am afraid
1. do you have the shoes in size eight.
sure, this way pls.
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B: do you have a good English-chinese dictionary?
Sure=of course. How about this one?
Is this the latest edition.
Yes. We have both the paper back and the hard cover.
What’s the difference?
The hard cover is more expensive.
Oh, I see.I will have the paper back,pls.
text book. miser. scrooge. poor. Starving
book store. a tale of two cities. Author. writer. famous. Singer.
be sold out. next week. last week. come back
I want sale my old car.
English-chinese. Dictionary. latest. editon. both…and. Paper back. hard cover
difference.
Do you have a tale of two cities?
Price and prejudice is my favorite novel.
Do you know the author of price and prejudice?
Sorry, we are sold out right now.
Do you have this book here?
I am sorry, but we are sold out.
We are sold out shoes in your size.
We have sold out of milk. =we are sold out milk.
She will leave.
She has left.
They will go to the USA.
They has gone to the USA.
Please come back next week.
next month. next year. next Sunday. next Saturday
john will graduate from college next month.
They will get married next year.
I will marry you.
I will see you next Monday.
Do you have a good English-chinese dictionary.
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A: where are you going?= where to?
I am going to the train station.
Arrives. Here we are.
How much do I owe you?
It’s one hundred thirty-five yuan on the meter.
Here’ s one hundred fifty yuan , keep the change.
Thanks.
B: to the airport,pls. =take me to the airport.
International or domestic one?
The international airport.
got it.=I see.
Could you speedup,pls . I don’t want to miss my flight.
What’s times your flight?
10:45 pm.
Don’t worry. I’ll get you there in time.
Part2
1. take a taxi.
2. train station.
3. here we are.
4. owe.
5. meter
6. keep the change.
7. airport
8. international
9. domestic
10. got it.
11. speedup
12. want
13. miss
14. flight
15. worry
16. in time
1. take + a/an/the taxi/bus/train/airplane/ship/boat+ to the restaurant
dad take the bus to work every day.
We must take a boat to get that island.
mrt= mass rapid transit
2. by + taxi/ship/airplane
let’s go to the restaurant by bus.
3. on foot
the only way to get the village is on foot.
A: 1. where to, sir?
The national palace museum.
2. here we are, mam.
Here you are.= here you go.
There it is.
There you are. where have you been? I have been looking all over for you.
4. there you go again.
5 how much do I owe you?
I owe you one.
5. keep the change.
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1. to the airport pls.=take me to the airport, pls.
Hallen take her daughter to school every morning.
Take me to the bank,pls.
Take me to the station,pls.
2. the International or domestic ones.=do you want me to take you to the international airport or the domestic one.
Would you like this pen or the red one?
This apples are good. But I prefer the green ones.
I prefer movies to TV.
3. got it.=I see
Just follow this map and you won’t get lost.
Follow me.
4. could you speedup,pls.
Slowdown. You are driving too fast, slowdown pls.
I am in the hurry, could you speedup,pls.
Rush
Step on it.= hurry up
I don’t want to miss my flight.
If you miss the bus, you will be late.
Jean miss her mother’s cooking.
He is every picky.
I am miss you, darling.
Pumpkin
She is my pumpkin.= she is my honey.
5 don’t worry. Everything is be fine.
I will get you there in time.
Am I in time for dinner.
You are just in time to help us to pain the walls.
I am sure we will finish the project on time.
Substitution
Let’s take the taxi to the restaurant.=let’s go to the restaurant by a taxi.
We will go to the state by plane tomorrow.
Where to,mam?
To the airport,pls.
Could you speedup,pls
I don’t want miss my flight.
1. by. She goes to school by train every day.
2. foot. I go to the office on foot every morning.
3. take. is faster, if you take the plane.
4. owe. he owes most of his friend money.
5. speed. Could you speedup you drive too slowly.
6. keep. If you don’t have coins keeping the changes.
7. one. I don’t like this shirt. Could I have a look at that one?
8. in. come in, you just in time for lauch.
How do you get to school?
I go on foot, and you?
I take the bus.
How come you go by bus but don’t get school on time sometimes?
(how come she is crying?= why is she crying?)
The traffic is sometimes very bad.
Oh, I see. by the way, you’d better hurry, or you miss the bus.
There you go again always worry.
Lesson 19 booking a room
Book a table
Excuse me, do you have a single room?
Sorry, we are fully booked. The only room available at the moment is the twin room.
Ok, I will take it.
May I have your name,pls.
I am John.
How many days do you want to stay?
Five days.
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A: excuse me. do you have a single room?
B: sorry, we are fully booked. the only room available at the moment is the twin room.
A: ok. i will take it.
B: may i have your name,pls?
A:i am john lee.
B: how many days do you want to stay?
A: five days.
A: excuse me, my name is jack, i'd like to book a room. (reserve=book)
B: single or double ?
A: what are the rates?
B: it is one hundred us dollars for a single and one hunderd fifity us dollars for a double.
A: i will take a single for three days.
B: ok,just come to the front desk at the lobby
A:ok i will arrive tomorrow.
B: see you then.
book
single: single room
fully
available: i am available. i am free,now.
twin: she is my twin sisiter. twin room.
The twins look exactly the same.
i have a exactly the same car as yours.
how many: how many studens are there in the classroom?
stay: i will stay here for three days.
double: double room.
rate=price
lobby
arrive: arrive at the station.
Tom usually arrive at school at seven AM.
see you then=see you
1. book: i am going to book a suite at the hotel in tokyo.
i will book two seats(tickets) for tonight concert.
there are three books on the desk.
reserve= make a reservation for
2. do you have a single room?
suite; deluxe suite; presidential suite;
3. sorry, we are fully booked.
4. the only room available at the moment is the twin room.
the only doctor available in the hospital does not have much experience.
5. how many days do you want to stay?
i have lived in taibei for three years.
i will stay in that hotal when i am in new york.
this weekend i am going to stay over at friend's house.
i live with a friend in a small apartment.
roommate. dorm. i live in a dorm with my friend.
villa
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他其实没那么喜欢你 02
We try to come up with some explanation for why they’re behaving that way, any explanation, no matter how ridiculous, than the one explanation that’s the truth: he’s just not that into me.
That is why we’ve included questions from women taken from real situations. They represent the basic excuses we all use that keep us in situations far longer than we should be. So listen, enjoy, and hopefully learn from other women’s confusion. And above all, if the guy you’re dating doesn’t seem to be completely into you, or you feel the need to start “figuring him out”, please consider the glorious thought that he might just not be that into you. And then free yourself to go find the one that is.
Introduction by Greg
So I’m sitting in the writer’s room at sex and the city pondering my good fortune to be the only straight male on the predominantly female writing staff (actually I’m just eating a cookie), when the writers begin talking about guys they’re seeing. There is a common occurrence, as it is part of the writing process for a show that explores romantic relationships. It is endlessly fascinating. I know that sounds sarcastic, but I’m being for real.
So on this particular day, one of the ladies pipes up with,”Greg, you’re a guy.” She is very observant, this one, for I am indeed a guy. “so I’ve been seeing this guy … well, I think I have.” I know the answer. “see, we went to a movie and it was great. I mean he didn’t hold my hands, but that’s cool. I don’t like to hold hands.” Still know the answer. “but afterward he kissed me in the parking lot. So I asked if he wanted to come over, but he had a really important meeting in the morning so he didn’t come over.” C’mon. Are you kidding me? Know it !
So I ask,” Have you ever heard from him?”
“well, that’s the thing. This was like a week ago”---now you should know the answer---“ and then today he e-mails me and is like, ‘ Why haven’t I heard from you’
I stare at her for a moment while the answer is bursting out of my eyeballs. (oh, ladies, you make me so mad sometimes.) Here is this beautiful, talented, super-smart girl, who is a writer on an award-winning TV show, a show known for its incisive observation about men, who you would think could have her pick of just about any dude around. This superstar of a woman is confused about a situation that to me is so clear. Actually, confuses is the wrong word, because she’s too smart for that. she’s hopeful, not confused. But the situation is hopeless, so I break the news to her:” he is just not that into you.”
And let me tell you, that’s a good news, because wasting time with the wrong person is just time wasted. And when you do move on and find your right person, believe me, you’re not going to wish you had gotten to spend more time with Stinky the Time-Waster or Freddy Can’t- Remember- to-Call.
Look, I am not a doctor, neither real nor imagined. But I am an expert that should be listened to because of one very important thing: I’m a guy- a guy that has had his fair share of relationships and is willing to come clean about his behavior in them. Because I’m a guy, I know how a guy thinks, feels, and acts, and it’s my responsibility to tell you who we really are. I’m tired of seeing great women in bullshit relationships.
When a guy is into you, he lets you know it. He calls, he shows up, he wants to meet your friends, he can’t keep his eyes or hands off you, and when it’s time to have sex, he is more than overjoyed to oblige. I don’t care if he’s starting his new job as the president of the United States the next morning at 0400(that’s 4 am, ladies!). he’s coming up!
Men are not complicated, although we’d like you to think we are, as in “things are really crazy right now, I’ve just got a ton of shit going on.” We are driven by sex, although we’d like to pretend otherwise :”what? No, I was totally listening.” And sadly (and most embarrassingly), we would rather lose an arm out a city bus window than tell you simply, “you’re not the one.” We are quite sure you will kill us or yourself or both—or even worse, cry and yell at us. We are pathetic. But the fact remains, even though we may not be saying it, we are absolutely showing it all the time. If a dude isn’t calling you when he says he will, or making sure you know that he’s dating you, then you already have your answer. Stop making excuses for him; his actions are screaming the truth: he’s just not that into you.
Move on, sister! Cut your losses and don’t waste your time. Why stay in some weird dating limbo when you can move on to what will surely be better territory?
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1. single or double? = do you want to book a single or double room?
i am still single. i am married.
2. what are the charge?=price
what are your rates for to tutor at student's price?
what are your rates for teaching english?
the chicken lay eggs at the rate of one a day.
3. is one hundred us dollars for single and one hundred fifty for double.
4. ses you then .
don't foget our date tomorrow night at eight pm.
i won't. see you then.
appointment.
1. do you have a single room/twin room/double room/suite?
2 how many days do you want to stay?
how long do you want to stay?
3 i'd like to book a room.
i 'd like to book two tickets to taibei.
i'd like to book a table for twelve.
4. see you then. see you at that time.
1. tom have booked a table for two at the new restaurant.
2. i'd like to make a reservation for a room.
3. may i stay over night at your home?
4. tom had lived the new york for two years.
5. what are your rates for teaching glof?
6. this book are selling at rate of one hundred a week.
7. i have to go now. see you.
8. i will arrive about 10,see you then.
1. do you have any seat avialible for tonight concert?
2. you must book early.
3. i'd like to make reservation now.
4. do you want know the rates for diferent type of tickets?
5. just reserve the cheap one for me.
6. sure, how many do you want?
lesson 20 checking into hotel
check outof
A: good morning, i am Mr jacke wu. i have a reveration for a suite.
B: oh yes, mr wu. pls fill out the form.
A: here you are.
B: will you pay by cash or charge?
A: do you take travler's check?
B: certainly.