ESL 002
ESL 第 002 课朗读听写。
- 01Narrator
The worst part of the day for me is definitely when I have to get up.
一天当中最让我难受的时刻,绝对是要起床的那一下。
- 02Narrator
Waking up, that I can handle.
光是在被窝里醒来,这我还能应付。
- 03Narrator
But getting up? That, I hate.
可是真的要爬起来?那我是真心讨厌。
- 04Narrator
The covers I have on my bed are heavy, mostly because I have a comforter as well as a light blanket.
我床上的被褥很沉,主要因为我除了有一条薄毯,还压了一床厚被。
- 05Narrator
I sleep with two pillows, which for some reason have different color pillowcases.
我睡觉用两个枕头,不知怎么的,它们的枕套颜色还不一样。
- 06Narrator
Well, at least the sheets match.
唉,至少床单还算是配套的。
- 07Narrator
I sometimes wake up before the alarm goes off.
我有时候不用等闹钟响,自己就先醒了。
- 08Narrator
I like to keep the alarm at a low volume, with some classical music, nothing too jarring.
我喜欢把闹钟音量调得很低,再配点古典音乐,反正别太刺耳就行。
- 09Narrator
My old roommate used to like the terrible buzzer that you find on most alarm clocks nowadays, which always used to drive me nuts.
我以前的室友偏偏就喜欢如今大多数闹钟上那种难听的蜂鸣声,那动静总能把我逼疯。
- 10Narrator
As I was saying, I sometimes wake up before the alarm, usually because of some noise outside the house— a car door slamming, an alarm going off, gunfire— well, okay, not gunfire, but man, is my neighborhood noisy!
就像刚才说的,我有时会在闹钟响之前就醒,多半是屋外有什么动静——车门砰的一声、哪个闹钟在响、还有枪声——呃,好吧,其实没有枪声,不过天哪,我们这片儿也实在太吵了!
- 11Narrator
Of course, when I’m staying in a hotel, it’s usually easier to just get a wake up call from the hotel than set the alarm.
当然啦,住酒店的时候,与其自己调闹钟,通常不如直接让酒店来个叫醒电话来得省事。
- 12Narrator
I’m not really an early riser, so I don’t jump out of bed ready to take on the world.
我算不上能早起的人,所以不会一骨碌跳下床、干劲十足地准备大干一场。
- 13Narrator
I get up very slowly, usually one foot on the floor at a time.
我起得特别慢,通常一次只先把一只脚探到地板上。
- 14Narrator
Every once in awhile I’ll oversleep, but not too often.
偶尔我也会睡过头,不过次数不多。
- 15Narrator
I really love the weekends, when I can sleep in.
我真心热爱周末——那时候终于可以睡个懒觉。