托福口语对话之感冒了.docx

智课网TOEFL备考资料托福口语对话之感冒了 Gordon: Whats going on? John: Nothing much, just the usual. Why do you ask? Gordon: You seem ill. Do you have a cold? John: How did you know? Gordon: You have a fever. We should go to see a doctor. John: But my English is poor. The doctor wont understand me. Gordon: I will teach you some English on the drive to the hospital. John: Great. I hope the English-speaking doctor can help me. 戈登：最近怎么样？ 约翰：没什么新鲜的，老样子。为什么这么问？ 戈登：你看起来像是生病了，你感冒了吗？ 约翰：你怎么知道的？ 戈登：你发烧了，我们应该去看医生。 约翰：可我的英语不好，医生听不懂。 戈登：去医院的路上我会教你一些英语。 约翰：太好了，希望那个说英语的医生能帮上我。 NEW WORDS（生词) 1) The Flu （流感）: a real bad cold caused by virus My head aches. I have a fever. And my stomach isnt right. I think I have the flu. 我头疼、发烧、胃也不舒服，我想我是得感冒了。 2) Running （流着）: dripping, wet My nose is running. I am coughing a lot, and I have a fever. 我一直流鼻涕，老咳嗽，还发烧。 3) Symptoms （症状）: signs, indications My symptoms include, a fever, a cough, and a running nose. 我的症状是：发烧、咳嗽还有流鼻涕。 4) Stuffy nose （鼻塞）: full, cant breathe through the nose I have runny eyes and a stuffy nose. 我老流眼泪而且鼻子不透气。 5) Vomiting （呕吐）:throwing up, After drinking too much beer, Tom vomited on his new shoes. 啤酒喝得多了后，汤姆吐到了自己的新鞋上。 Dialogue A Doc: Please tell me about your symptoms. Tim: My nose is constantly running, I have a fever and I vomited a few times. Do you think it is a cold? Doc: Sorry to say, no. I think it may be the flu. Tim: Is the flu more serious than a cold? Doc: Correct. The flu that is going around is rather bad. Tim: My friend Mary was also vomiting yesterday. Do you think she gave the flu to me. Doc: Maybe. You should come into to the hospital ASAP. (As Soon As Possible) 医生：请把你的症状告诉我。 蒂姆：我老流鼻涕、发烧、还吐了好几次。您觉得我这是感冒吗？ 医生：不是，我想可能是流感。 蒂姆：流感比感冒更严重吗？ 医生：是的。流感四处传染，更糟。 蒂姆：我的朋友玛丽昨天也吐了，是她传染给我的吗？ 医生：可能。你应该尽快来医院。 Dialogue B Tim : Remember last month when we both had the flu? Mary: Of course, I was vomiting for days. My nose ran for a week and my stomach hurt for longer than that. Tim : The doctor said we both had the same symptoms. Mary: Yesterday I had a dry throat and a runny eyes. Tim : Did you see a doctor? Mary: No, it wasnt very serious. I am fine today. It was just a mild cold. Tim : I am glad it wasnt the flu again. Having the flu was a serious illness. I missed work for 5 days. 蒂姆：还记得上个月我们一起得流感吗？ 玛丽：当然记得，我吐了好几天。流了一星期鼻涕，胃疼的时间更长。 蒂姆：医生说我们的症状一样。 玛丽：昨天我嗓子发干，还流眼泪。 蒂姆：你看医生了吗？ 玛丽：没有，不是很严重。今天没事了，只是小感冒。 蒂姆：还好没再得流感。流感真是很严重，我五天没上班。 - NEW WORDS（生词) 1) A-OK （了不起的、出众的）: great, wonderful Thanks for lending me 200 USD. You are A-OK in my book. 谢谢你借给我200美元，你总是这么好。 2) Cubbyhole （小隔间）: small space to put things in, office station Put your jacket in the cubbyhole and lets get to work. 把外衣放在小隔间里，开始干活吧。 3) Cubical (office cube)（办公隔间）: work station, walled space My cubical is right next to a big window. 我的办公隔间挨着一扇大窗户。 4) Neat （整齐的）: orderly, not messy My boss always has neat hair. 我老板的头发总是很整齐。 5) Shelf （架子、搁板）: storage place, wooden plank Put the rest of the books on the shelf. 把剩下的书放在架子上。 Lesson: 课文 Creating a Professional Atmosphere 创造工作气氛 1) Keep your cubical or workstation neat and clean. 2) Fill your shelves with useful resource books and materials including: a dictionary or two, a thesaurus. 3) Keep something that motivates you in your office cube. (A picture of your loved one, a picture of money, or a picture of expensive but delicious food. 4) The language that you use affects your atmosphere, so always talk in a business way. Do this by using educated synonyms for: yes, no, thank you, etc. 5) Dont read newspapers at your desk. Instead, try reading a magazine that is related to your job. 1) 保持你的办公隔间整齐、干净。 2) 在书架上放进有用的参考书和资料，包括：一两本字典、一本词典。 3) 在你的办公隔间里放点能提高你积极性的东西（恋人的相片、钞票或美食的图片）。 4) 你使用的语言很影响你周围的气氛，所以要保持以交际方式交谈。用一些礼貌的同义词来表达：是、不是、谢谢等词。 5) 不要在办公桌旁读报纸，最好读一些与工作相关的杂志。 Dialogue 对话 Talking about Your Office Atmosphere 谈谈办公气氛 Molly : Pardon me, Sir, you said you wanted to see me? Gordon: That is right, I wanted to ask about your cubical. Molly : What do you want to know? Gordon: What are those big books on your bookshelf? Molly : Two of them are language dictionaries. One is a synonym thesaurus. Gordon: How about those magazines under your desk? Molly : They are business magazines, sir. I read them during my coffee breaks, always trying to learn more about the industry. Gordon: I am glad to hear that. Molly : I appreciate your kindness, sir. Gordon: Dont mention it. I appreciate what you have done to improve the atmosphere of the entire office. Molly : Thanks for your compliment, sir. Gordon: It was m