93. Time
1. It’s time to go to bed.
2. My watch says 4:45.
3. My watch goes a bit slow.
4. My watch has stopped.
5. It gains a little.
6. It loses about 2 minutes.
7. I’ve just set my watch by the radio time signal.
8. My clock has run down, it needs winding up.
9. My watch is out of order.
10. My watch keeps good time.
11. My watch keeps stopping.
Dialogue 1
W: John, it’s time to get up.
M: It can’t be time to get up yet.
W: It is. Hurry up! You’ll be late for school.
M: What’s the time?
W: It’s nearly half past seven.
M: My watch says ten past.
W: It’s slow. Hurry up! The bus goes at twenty to eight.
M: Are you sure half past seven?
W: Positive. I’ll put the radio on.
(And here is the seven o’clock news)
M: It’s only seven o’clock. Your watch is fast.
W: No, it isn’t. It’s stopped. I forgot to wind it up last night.
M: I could have stayed in bed for another half hour.
Dialogue 2
M: Excuse me. Have you got the time?
W: My watch says half past five.
M: Does your watch keep good time?
W: Oh yeah. It loses only a few seconds in the whole month.
M: Thanks a lot.
Dialogue 3
W: Good afternoon.
M: My goodness! It’s the afternoon? Doesn’t the time fly! Do come in and sit down.
W: Thank you.
M: What’s the time? My watch has stopped.
W: It’s half past twelve.
M: When do you have lunch?
W: From one to two.
M: What do you normally eat?
W: We usually go to the cafeteria.
M: Oh, it’s time to have lunch now.
W: let’s go together.
Every one should observe time and never idle little away. In America almost every American wears a watch and in nearly every room in the American home there’s a clock. “Be on time!” “Don’t waste time!” “Time is money.” “Time waits for no one.” All of these sayings reflect the American obsession with properness and efficiency. Students will discipline their teachers when they arrive late. Anyway, we should form the good habit of being punctual. If we can save time we can make more contributions.
93. Time 時(shí)間
1. It’s time to go to bed. 該上床睡覺了!
2. My watch says 4:45. 我的手表顯示是4點(diǎn)45分。
3. My watch goes a bit slow. 我的手表走得有點(diǎn)慢。
4. My watch has stopped. 我的手表已經(jīng)停了。
5. It gains a little. 它有點(diǎn)快。
6. It loses about 2 minutes. 它大概慢2分鐘。
7. I’ve just set my watch by the radio time signal. 我剛按電臺的報(bào)時(shí)信號調(diào)了我的表。
8. My clock has run down, it needs winding up. 我的鬧鐘不走了,它需要上發(fā)條。
9. My watch is out of order. 我的手表壞了。
10. My watch keeps good time. 我的手表很準(zhǔn)。
11. My watch keeps stopping. 我的表總停。
Dialogue 1
W: John, it’s time to get up.
約翰,該起床了。
M: It can’t be time to get up yet.
還沒到時(shí)間起床。
W: It is. Hurry up! You’ll be late for school.
到了??禳c(diǎn)!你上學(xué)會遲到的。
M: What’s the time?
現(xiàn)在幾點(diǎn)?
W: It’s nearly half past seven.
快七點(diǎn)半了。
M: My watch says ten past.
我的手表是7點(diǎn)10分。
W: It’s slow. Hurry up! The bus goes at twenty to eight.
它慢了。快點(diǎn)!巴士7點(diǎn)40就走了。
M: Are you sure half past seven?
你確定現(xiàn)在是七點(diǎn)半嗎?
W: Positive. I’ll put the radio on.
肯定。我把收音機(jī)打開。
(And here is the seven o’clock news)
(現(xiàn)在是七點(diǎn)新聞)
M: It’s only seven o’clock. Your watch is fast.
現(xiàn)在才七點(diǎn)。你的表快了。
W: No, it isn’t. It’s stopped. I forgot to wind it up last night.
不,不是。它已經(jīng)停了。我昨晚忘了上發(fā)條了。
M: I could have stayed in bed for another half hour.
我本來可以在床上多待半個鐘的。
Dialogue 2
M: Excuse me. Have you got the time?
打擾了。你知道現(xiàn)在幾點(diǎn)嗎?
W: My watch says half past five.
我的手表顯示是5點(diǎn)半。
M: Does your watch keep good time?
你的手表準(zhǔn)嗎?
W: Oh yeah. It loses only a few seconds in the whole month.
噢,是的。它一個月只慢幾秒鐘。
M: Thanks a lot.
非常感謝。
Dialogue 3
W: Good afternoon.
下午好。
M: My goodness! It’s the afternoon? Doesn’t the time fly! Do come in and sit down.
我的天啊!現(xiàn)在是下午?時(shí)間過得真慢!請進(jìn),請坐。
W: Thank you.
謝謝你。
M: What’s the time? My watch has stopped.
現(xiàn)在幾點(diǎn)鐘?我的手表停了。
W: It’s half past twelve.
現(xiàn)在是12點(diǎn)半。
M: When do you have lunch?
你們什么時(shí)候吃午餐?
W: From one to two.
從1點(diǎn)鐘到2點(diǎn)鐘。
M: What do you normally eat?
你們通常吃什么?
W: We usually go to the cafeteria.
我們通常去食堂吃。
M: Oh, it’s time to have lunch now.
噢,現(xiàn)在該去吃午餐了。
W: let’s go together.
咱們一起去吧。
Every one should observe time and never idle little away. In America almost every American wears a watch and in nearly every room in the American home there’s a clock. “Be on time!” “Don’t waste time!” “Time is money.” “Time waits for no one.” All of these sayings reflect the American obsession with properness and efficiency. Students will discipline their teachers when they arrive late. Anyway, we should form the good habit of being punctual. If we can save time we can make more contributions.
人人都應(yīng)該守時(shí),決不虛度時(shí)光。在美國,幾乎每個美國人都戴著手表,在美國人的家里,幾乎每個房間都有一個鐘。“請準(zhǔn)時(shí)!”“不要浪費(fèi)時(shí)間!”“時(shí)間就是金錢。”“時(shí)不待人。”所有這些格言都反映了美國人對正派和效率的癡迷。如果學(xué)生遲到了,他們的老師會處罰他們。無論如何,我們應(yīng)該養(yǎng)成守時(shí)的良好習(xí)慣。如果我們能節(jié)約時(shí)間,我們就能做更多的貢獻(xiàn)。