目前分類：英文聽力 (144)
- Aug 23 Thu 2007 11:08
哈拉片語 表達「甜言蜜語」十句話
- Aug 23 Thu 2007 11:05
哈拉片語「get the boot」（被炒魷魚）
- Aug 22 Wed 2007 11:10
EnglishDNA雙語郵報 生活常見禮儀
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Brian：Joyce, I made an appointment with Ms. Hsu next Wednesday. We're going to have a lunch meeting. It's a good chance for you to actually meet one of our clients.
Joyce：Wow, I've been waiting for this day for a long time. But can you explain what the proper manners are for a lunch meeting? I always get a headache as long as I see so many forks and spoons.
Brian：Umm, I know. I had the same feeling in the beginning. But once you get used to it, you will find it easy to use the right dining utensils.
Joyce：O.K. So what's the tip you have?
Brian：It's quite easy. Don't worry! I won't list every item in detail. Just remember one main rule: always start with the outside fork or spoon.
Joyce：Oh, what a good pointer! Thanks, Brian.
Brian：Joyce, I made an appointment with Ms. Hsu next Wednesday. We're going to have a lunch meeting. It's a good chance for you to actually meet one of our clients.
Joyce：Wow, I've been waiting for this day for a long time. But can you explain what the proper manners are for a lunch meeting? I always get a headache as long as I see so many forks and spoons.
Brian：Umm, I know. I had the same feeling in the beginning. But once you get used to it, you will find it easy to use the right dining utensils.
Joyce：O.K. So what's the tip you have?
Brian：It's quite easy. Don't worry! I won't list every item in detail. Just remember one main rule: always start with the outside fork or spoon.
Joyce：Oh, what a good pointer! Thanks, Brian.
- Aug 22 Wed 2007 11:02
常春藤解析英語 Pegasus, the Flying Horse 神話中的飛馬
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Perseus, the son of a mortal woman and the king of the Greek gods, Zeus, was sent to capture the snake-haired Medusa's head. Even though one look at Medusa could turn anyone to stone, Perseus used his shield as a mirror and successfully sliced off her head. Blood flowed from the dead monster's neck and into the ocean. From this water sprang the white-winged horse known as Pegasus, the child of the sea god Poseidon and Medusa.
Perseus, the son of a mortal woman and the king of the Greek gods, Zeus, was sent to capture the snake-haired Medusa's head. Even though one look at Medusa could turn anyone to stone, Perseus used his shield as a mirror and successfully sliced off her head. Blood flowed from the dead monster's neck and into the ocean. From this water sprang the white-winged horse known as Pegasus, the child of the sea god Poseidon and Medusa.
