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(单词翻译:双击或拖选)
Joel: So, Mitchell, you talked about surfing. You surf of course. Do you have any good surf stories?
Mitchell: Well, one day I was surfing and my friend said, "Oh, I see a shark" so I'm just like, "Right, you didn't see no shark" so you know we keep on surfing and next thing you know, we're surfing some more and it was like, "Ah, Mitch. I promise I saw a shark. I saw a shark". I was like, "Man, you're lying. Just shut up" you know cause my friends tend to joke a lot when they're surfing you know, cause we like to enjoy. So we're surfing and the next thing you know, we hear this siren1 coming, and like 200 yards away, we see this girl like getting out of the water like franticly. It's like, next thing you know, since we go out, we see an ambulance, something happened, like commotion2, and everyone's going "Oh, this girl got bitten by a shark."
Joel: She actually got bitten by a shark.
Mitchell: She actually got bitten.
Joel: Oh, my god.
Mitchell: Well, not bad but like bit her toes or something. It's a reef3 shark. They're not very big but they tend to swim close to shore and in the rocks, cause like, a lot of people, they, we surf by the reef because the waves break nicely but it is also dangerous because you have the chance of hitting you head on the reef and getting scrapes and cuts.
Joel: What other kinds of wildlife do you see in the ocean? I surfed in California and they have like, Pelicans4 and sometimes dolphins.
Mitchell: Yeah, we see dolphins, we see manta rays, We see a lot of turtles.
Joel: Turtles, like the green sea turtles
Mitchell: Green sea turtles. Like back in the days, it was legal to eat turtles,
Joel: So, the what?
Mitchell: It was legal to eat turtles.
Joel: Oh, legal to eat turtles.
Mitchell: So people made like turtle soup, cause the meats like real tender, juicy, white, but they kind of got like extinct5 so they made a law saying that you can't eat turtles so now, right now, you can see a lot of turtles when you're surfing or in general in you're in Waikiki beach, some of those famous beach, you can see a lot of turtles.
Joel: By the way, what kind of board do you surf on, a long board or.
Mitchell: A long board or short board, or tankers6, like it matters how the wave is, where in, what part of the beach I'm at. I usually surf, like 7-foot boards. Short boards or long boards.
Joel: So you check the weather forecast before you go?
Mitchell: yeah, call the surf hotline, the surf hotline saying, where's good, how strong the trade winds are, how deep the buoys7 are.
Joel: I see. Oh, you make me want to go surfing. Let's stop.
1 siren | |
n.汽笛,警报器,迷人的女人,妖妇 | |
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2 commotion | |
n.骚动,动乱 | |
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3 reef | |
n.礁,礁石,暗礁 | |
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4 pelicans | |
n.鹈鹕( pelican的名词复数 ) | |
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5 extinct | |
adj.灭绝的,不再活跃的,熄灭了的,已废弃的 | |
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6 tankers | |
运送大量液体或气体的轮船[卡车]( tanker的名词复数 ); 油轮; 罐车; 油槽车 | |
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7 buoys | |
n.浮标( buoy的名词复数 );航标;救生圈;救生衣v.使浮起( buoy的第三人称单数 );支持;为…设浮标;振奋…的精神 | |
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