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Dead Poets Society 死亡诗社 （精讲五）
影片对白
KEATING: It's
open.
KEATING: Neil, what's
up?
NEIL: Can I speak to
you?
KEATING: Certainly.
Sit down.
NEIL: I'm sorry.
Here.
KEATING: Excuse me.
Get you some tea?
NEIL: Tea.
Sure.
KEATING: Like some
milk or sugar in that?
NEIL: No, thanks.
Gosh, they don't give you much room around here.
KEATING: No, it's
part of the monastic oath. They don't want worldly things
distracting me from my teaching.
NEIL: She's
pretty.
KEATING: She's also
in London. Makes it a little difficult.
NEIL: How can you
stand it?
KEATING: Stand
what?
NEIL: You can go
anywhere. You can do anything. How can you stand being
here?
KEATING: 'Cause I
love teaching. I don't wanna be anywhere else.
KEATING: What's
up?
NEIL: I just talked
to my father. He's making me quit the play at Henley Hall. Acting's
everything to me. I--But he doesn't know. He--I can see his point.
We're not a rich family like Charlie's, and we--But he's planning
the rest of my life for me, and I-- H-He's never asked me what I
want.
KEATING: Have you
ever told your father what you just told me? About your passion for
acting. You ever show him that?
NEIL: I
can't.
KEATING: Why
not?
NEIL: I can't talk to
him this way.
KEATING: Then you're
acting for him, too. You're playing the part of the dutiful son. I
know this sounds impossible, but you have to talk to him. You have
to show him who you are, what your heart is.
NEIL: I know what
he'll say. He'll tell me that acting's a whim, and
I should forget it. That how they're counting on
me. He'll just tell me to put it out of my mind, "for my own
good."
KEATING: You are not
an indentured servant. If it's not a whim for you, you prove it to
him by your conviction and your passion. You show him that and if
he still doesn't believe you, well, by then you'll be out of school
and you can do anything you want.
NEIL: No. What about
the play? The show's tomorrow night.
KEATING: Well, you
have to talk to him before tomorrow night.
NEIL: Isn't there an
easier way?
KEATING:
No.
NEIL: I'm
trapped.
KEATING: No, you're
not.
妙词佳句，活学活用
1.
worldly
这个词有两个常用的意思：
a. worldly is used to
describe things relating to the ordinary activities of life, rather
than to spiritual things世间的，世俗的。
e.g. I think it is
time you woke up and focused your thoughts on more worldly
matters.
我想你该醒醒，考虑一下世俗的事情了。
b. someone who is
worldly is experienced and knows about the practical or social
aspects of life. 老练的，见多识广的。
e.g. He was different
from anyone I had known, very worldly.
他非常老练，和我认识的所有人都不一样。
2.
whim
A whim is a wish to
do or have something which seems to have no serious reason or
purpose behind it, and often occurs suddenly.
一时的兴致、幻想，反复无常，怪念头，奇想。
e.g. We decided, more
or less on a whim, to sail to Europe.
我们决定坐船去欧洲。这个决定有点突发奇想。
几个习惯用语大家要注意一下：
full of whims (and
fancies)
异想天开的；狂热的；任性的
take / have a whim
for doing sth
一时兴起做某事
while the whim
lasts
在有兴致的时候；兴之所至
3. count
on
依靠，指望。
例如：The hospital can
count on us for a couple million dollars.
Count含义几多，除"计算，数数"外，还有"计算在内，考虑，认为"等含义，使它在英语中运用广泛，而且形成了很多有特定意义的搭配。
1）count in
包含，计及
Do count me in for the barbecue this weekend.
这周末烧烤一定要把我算进去。
2) count out
不包括，不计及
Count Mary out, she can't even swim.
不要把Mary算进去，她甚至不会游泳。
3) count for anything
/ nothing / little 有价值、有重要性的 / 无甚价值 / 无关重要
Such man does not count for anything.
这种人成不了什么大事。
4. I'm
trapped.
被困住，身陷困境。
If you are trapped
somewhere, something falls onto you or blocks you way and prevents
you from moving or escaping.
e.g. The train was
trapped underground by a fire.
列车被火灾困在了地下。
原文地址：http://www./movie/note/2011-11-25/137899.html
影片对白
KEATING: It's
open.
KEATING: Neil, what's
up?
NEIL: Can I speak to
you?
KEATING: Certainly.
Sit down.
NEIL: I'm sorry.
Here.
KEATING: Excuse me.
Get you some tea?
NEIL: Tea.
Sure.
KEATING: Like some
milk or sugar in that?
NEIL: No, thanks.
Gosh, they don't give you much room around here.
KEATING: No, it's
part of the monastic oath. They don't want worldly things
distracting me from my teaching.
NEIL: She's
pretty.
KEATING: She's also
in London. Makes it a little difficult.
NEIL: How can you
stand it?
KEATING: Stand
what?
NEIL: You can go
anywhere. You can do anything. How can you stand being
here?
KEATING: 'Cause I
love teaching. I don't wanna be anywhere else.
KEATING: What's
up?
NEIL: I just talked
to my father. He's making me quit the play at Henley Hall. Acting's
everything to me. I--But he doesn't know. He--I can see his point.
We're not a rich family like Charlie's, and we--But he's planning
the rest of my life for me, and I-- H-He's never asked me what I
want.
KEATING: Have you
ever told your father what you just told me? About your passion for
acting. You ever show him that?
NEIL: I
can't.
KEATING: Why
not?
NEIL: I can't talk to
him this way.
KEATING: Then you're
acting for him, too. You're playing the part of the dutiful son. I
know this sounds impossible, but you have to talk to him. You have
to show him who you are, what your heart is.
NEIL: I know what
he'll say. He'll tell me that acting's a whim, and
I should forget it. That how they're counting on
me. He'll just tell me to put it out of my mind, "for my own
good."
KEATING: You are not
an indentured servant. If it's not a whim for you, you prove it to
him by your conviction and your passion. You show him that and if
he still doesn't believe you, well, by then you'll be out of school
and you can do anything you want.
NEIL: No. What about
the play? The show's tomorrow night.
KEATING: Well, you
have to talk to him before tomorrow night.
NEIL: Isn't there an
easier way?
KEATING:
No.
NEIL: I'm
trapped.
KEATING: No, you're
not.
妙词佳句，活学活用
1.
worldly
这个词有两个常用的意思：
a. worldly is used to
describe things relating to the ordinary activities of life, rather
than to spiritual things世间的，世俗的。
e.g. I think it is
time you woke up and focused your thoughts on more worldly
matters.
我想你该醒醒，考虑一下世俗的事情了。
b. someone who is
worldly is experienced and knows about the practical or social
aspects of life. 老练的，见多识广的。
e.g. He was different
from anyone I had known, very worldly.
他非常老练，和我认识的所有人都不一样。
2.
whim
A whim is a wish to
do or have something which seems to have no serious reason or
purpose behind it, and often occurs suddenly.
一时的兴致、幻想，反复无常，怪念头，奇想。
e.g. We decided, more
or less on a whim, to sail to Europe.
我们决定坐船去欧洲。这个决定有点突发奇想。
几个习惯用语大家要注意一下：
full of whims (and
fancies)
异想天开的；狂热的；任性的
take / have a whim
for doing sth
一时兴起做某事
while the whim
lasts
在有兴致的时候；兴之所至
3. count
on
依靠，指望。
例如：The hospital can
count on us for a couple million dollars.
Count含义几多，除"计算，数数"外，还有"计算在内，考虑，认为"等含义，使它在英语中运用广泛，而且形成了很多有特定意义的搭配。
1）count in
包含，计及
Do count me in for the barbecue this weekend.
这周末烧烤一定要把我算进去。
2) count out
不包括，不计及
Count Mary out, she can't even swim.
不要把Mary算进去，她甚至不会游泳。
3) count for anything
/ nothing / little 有价值、有重要性的 / 无甚价值 / 无关重要
Such man does not count for anything.
这种人成不了什么大事。
4. I'm
trapped.
被困住，身陷困境。
If you are trapped
somewhere, something falls onto you or blocks you way and prevents
you from moving or escaping.
e.g. The train was
trapped underground by a fire.
列车被火灾困在了地下。
原文地址：http://www./movie/note/2011-11-25/137899.html
- anywhere [´eniweə]
ad.无论何处；任何地方 (初中英语单词) - passion [´pæʃən] n.激情；激怒；恋爱 (初中英语单词)
- conviction [kən´vikʃən] n.定罪；确信，信服 (初中英语单词)
- spiritual [´spiritʃuəl] a.精神(上)的；神圣的 (初中英语单词)
- decided [di´saidid] a.明显的；决定的 (高中英语单词)
- underground [,ʌndə´graund] ad.&a.地下(的) (高中英语单词)
- worldly [´wə:ldli] a.现世的；世俗的 (英语四级单词)
- experienced [ik´spiəriənst] a.有经验的；熟练的 (英语四级单词)
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