词汇提示 1.concrete 混凝土 2.stumps 树桩 3.municipal 市政的 4.siren 汽笛 5.demolished 拆除 6.layout 布局 7.monstrous 巨大的 8.carbuncle 痈肿 9.Renaissance 文艺复兴 10.curves 曲线 11.vertical 垂直的 原文 Prince Charles: 'Ugly Buildings'(2) It would be a tragedy if the character and skyline of our capital city were to be further ruined and St Paul's dwarfed by yet another giant glass stump, better suited to downtown Chicago than the City of London. It is hard to imagine that London before the last war must have had one of the most beautiful skylines of any great city, if those who recall it are to be believed. Those who do, say that the affinity between buildings and the earth, in spite of the city's immense size, was so close and organic that the houses looked almost as though they had grown out of the earth and had not been imposed upon it - grown, moreover, in such a way that as few trees as possible were thrust out of the way. Those who knew it then and loved it, as so many British love Venice without concrete stumps and glass towers, and those who can imagine what it was like, must associate with the sentiments in one of Aldous Huxley's earliest and most successful novels. Antic Hay, where the main character, an unsuccessful architect, reveals a model of London as Christopher Wren wanted to rebuild it after the Great Fire and describes how Wren was so obsessed with the opportunity the fire gave the city to rebuild itself into a greater and more glorious vision. What have we done to it since the bombing during the war? What are we shortly going to do to one of its most famous areas - Trafalgar Square? Instead of designing an extension to the elegant facade of the National Gallery which complements it and continues the concept of columns and domes, it looks as if we may be presented with a kind of vast municipal fire station, complete with the sort of tower that contains the siren. I would understand better this type of High Tech approach if you demolished the whole of Trafalgar Square and started again with a single architect responsible for the entire layout, but what is proposed is like a monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much loved and elegant friend. Apart from anything else, it defeats me why anyone wishing to display the early Renaissance pictures belonging to the gallery should do so in a new gallery so manifestly at odds with the whole spirit of that age of astonishing proportion. Why can't we have those curves and arches that express feeling in design? What is wrong with them? Why has everything got to be vertical, straight, unbending, only at right angles -and functional? 翻译 查尔斯王子:“丑陋的建筑”(二) 如果我们首都的特色和天际线进一步被毁，圣保罗大教堂被另一个更适合芝加哥市中心而不是伦敦金融城的巨型玻璃桩所衬托，那将是一场悲剧。 如果那些回忆起来的人是可信的，那么很难想象，在上一次大战之前，伦敦一定拥有所有大城市中最美丽的天际线之一。 持这种观点的人说，尽管城市规模巨大，但建筑物与土地之间的联系是如此紧密和有机，以至于这些房屋看起来几乎像是从土地中生长出来的，而不是强加给它的——而且，生长的方式尽可能少地阻碍了树木。 那些当时了解并热爱它的人，就像许多英国人热爱没有混凝土树桩和玻璃塔的威尼斯一样，那些能想象出它是什么样子的人，一定会联想到奥尔德斯·赫胥黎(Aldous Huxley)最早也是最成功的小说之一中的情感。 在《安蒂克海》中，主人公是一位不成功的建筑师，他展示了一个伦敦的模型，因为克里斯托弗·雷恩想在大火后重建伦敦，并描述了雷恩是如何痴迷于大火给这座城市带来的重建机会，使其成为一个更伟大、更辉煌的城市。 自从战争期间的轰炸以来，我们对它做了什么? 我们马上要去它最著名的地区之一——特拉法加广场做些什么呢? 而不是设计一个扩展到国家美术馆的优雅的外观，补充它，并继续柱和圆顶的概念，它看起来好像我们可能会看到一种巨大的市政消防站，完成了那种包含警笛的塔。 如果你拆除整个特拉法加广场，让一个建筑师负责整个布局，我会更好地理解这种高科技的方法，但提议的东西就像一个可爱而优雅的朋友脸上的巨大红宝石。 除此之外，让我感到困惑的是，为什么有人想要展示属于画廊的早期文艺复兴时期的画作，却要在一个与那个时代的整体精神如此明显地格格不入的新画廊里展出。 为什么我们不能在设计中使用那些表达情感的曲线和拱门呢? 他们怎么了? 为什么所有的东西都必须是垂直的，直的，不弯曲的，只有在直角上——而且是功能性的?

Treasure Island by Robert Stevenson 原文 Chapter 4: Pirates on The Ship Mr. Trelawney liked to give the sailors things to make them happy. There was always a big barrel of fruit for them. One night, after I finished my work on the ship, I went to get some fruit from the barrel. Everything was very quiet. I climbed inside the barrel to get the fruit. Suddenly a heavy man sat down next to the barrel. He began to speak. It was Long John Silver. I stayed very quiet. 'Yes,' he said.' Flint was our captain. I sailed with him many times. We had one big fight. I lost my leg and Old Pew lost his eyes. I saw a lot of fighting and a lot of treasure,too.' 'Ah,' said a younger man. 'Flint was a bad man! And where are all Flint's men now?' 'Most of them are here,' said Silver quietly, 'on this ship. Old Pew's dead. And you, young man,do you want to help us? Do you want to be a pirate?' 'Yes, I do.' 'Good,' said Silver.'You're going to be a good pirate.' Then a second man spoke to Long John Silver. It was Israel Hands. 'I don't like our captain, John,' he said. 'Let's kill Smollett and the others.' 'No. We must wait.We must have Captain Smollett to sail the ship,' said Silver. 'And Mr.Trelawney and the doctor have the map. Let them find the treasure first. Then we can kill them. Now get me some fruit from this barrel.' I was very afraid.But then someone said, 'Land!' Everybody ran to seethe island. I waited for a minute, then I climbed out of the barrel and ran, too. The ship was now quite near an island. 'Does anybody know this island?' Captain Smollett asked. 'I do,' said Silver.'There were a lot of pirates here in the old days. That hill in the center of the island is called the Spy Glass.' Then Captain Smollett showed Silver a map of the island. Silver looked at the map very carefully, but it was not Billy Bones's map. It did not show the treasure. I went to Dr Livesey. 'Can I speak to you please, doctor?' I said. 'What is it, Jim?' he asked. Then I told the doctor, Mr. Trelawney and Captain Smollett about Long John Silver. 'Most of the sailors are pirates,' I said. 'They want to kill us and take the treasure.' 'Thank you, Jim,' said Mr. Trelawney. 'And Captain Smollett, you were right. I was wrong. I'm sorry.' 'Silver is a very clever man,' said the doctor. 'We all liked him.' 'What are we going to do, captain?' asked Mr. Trelawney.

听前提示 一、一段对话为四句，将分成两句为一小节。 二、每小节两遍英文，最后一遍英文一边中文。 三、根据中英文意思，听不懂的可以多听几遍。 原文 Conversation 91 A:Are you going to wear the blue or orange shirt? 你要穿蓝色的还是橙色的衬衫？ B: I haven't decided yet. 我还没决定好。 A: I think you should go for the blue, it suits you better. 我觉得你应该选蓝色的，它更适合你。 B:That's what I was thinking too. 我也是这么想的。 Conversation 92 A:Any ideas for the weekend? 周末想怎么度过呢? B:How about we go for a road trip? 我们自驾游怎么样？ A:What's a road trip? 什么是自驾游? B: It means driving to different places or different cities. 意思是开车去不同的地方或不同的城市。 Conversation 93 A:What is your favorite kind of music? 你最喜欢哪种音乐？ B: I like rock music. What about you? 我喜欢摇滚音乐。你呢？ A: It depends on my mood. 这取决于我的心情。 B: I feel the same way sometimes. 有时候我也有同样的感觉。 Conversation 94 A:Excuse me, sir. Do you have a minute? 对不起，先生。能打扰您几分钟吗？ B: I am a little swamped right now. Do you mind waiting for 30 minutes? 我现在有点忙。您可以稍等30分钟吗？ A:Okay, no problem. I will be back. 好的，没问题。我稍候回来。 B:Thank you. I appreciate it. 谢谢！感谢你。 Conversation 95 A: Do you have any brothers or sisters? 你有兄弟姐妹吗？ B:Yes, I have two brothers and one sister. 是的，我有两个弟弟和一个妹妹。 A:Oh, really? By the way, does Lisa have a brother or sister? 噢，真的吗？顺便问一下，莉萨有兄弟姐妹吗? B:No, she is an only child. 没有，她是独生女。

听前提示 一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。 二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。 三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。 Day 60 591. Data n.数据，资料 She was hired to do data entry. 她受雇做数据录入。 There is very little data available. 可用的数据很少。 The job involves gathering and analysing data. 这项工作涉及收集和分析数据。 592. Date n.日期，日子；约会；约会对象v.注明日期；确定年代 593. Daughter n.女儿 adj.女儿的；子代的 Their daughter is a nurse. 他们的女儿是一名护士。 We have two sons and a daughter. 我们有两个儿子和一个女儿。 His daughter is growing up rapidly. 他的女儿正在迅速成长。 594. Day n.一天；白昼，白天；工作日；时期；如今 He exercises twice a day. 他每天锻炼两次。 We spent the entire day at the beach. 我们整天都在沙滩上度过。 She advised him to get exercise every day. 她建议他每天锻炼身体。 595. Dead adj.死的，去世的，用尽的 adv.恰好；完全地 Is the mouse dead or alive? 老鼠死了还是活着？ He has been dead for ten years. 他已经死了十年了。 We don't know whether he's alive or dead. 我们不知道他是活着还是死了。 596. Deaf adj.聋的；置若罔闻的 Helen Keller was blind and deaf. 海伦·凯勒既盲又聋。 He went deaf as a result of an accident. 他因事故失聪了。 I'm a bit deaf so you'll have to speak up. 我有点聋了所以你得大声说出来。 597. Deal n.大量；交易；优惠的价格v.应对，适应 What's the deal? 这是怎么回事？ We can deal with it. 我们可以处理它。 Initially I found it difficult to deal with my new environment. 起初我发现很难适应我的新环境。 598. Dear adj.珍视的；亲爱的；昂贵的 n.亲爱的 What a dear child! 真是个亲爱的孩子！ Thank you my dear! 谢谢你亲爱的！ He is very dear to us. 他对我们来说非常亲爱。 599. Death n.死，死亡；破灭，终止；死神 I was scared to death. 我被吓死了。 His death was totally unexpected. 他的死完全出乎意料。 We were shocked at the news of his death. 我们对他去世的消息感到震惊。 600. Debate n.讨论，辩论v.斟酌；讨论，辩论 Let's end this debate. 让我们结束这场辩论。 He participated in the debate. 他参加了辩论。 We will debate this subject at the meeting. 我们将在会议上就这个问题进行辩论。

词汇提示 1.facades 立面 2.wholesale 大批的 3.undertake 承担 4.tenants 租户 5.monopoly 垄断 6.arches 拱门 7.porches 门厅 原文 Prince Charles: 'Ugly Buildings'(1) At last, people are beginning to see that it is possible, and important in human terms, to respect old buildings, street plans and traditional scales and at the same time not to feel guilty about a preference for facades, ornaments and soft materials. At last, after witnessing the wholesale destruction of Georgian and Victorian housing in most of our cities, people have begun to realize that it is possible to restore old buildings and, what is more, that there are architects willing to undertake such projects. For far too long, it seems to me, some planners and architects have consistently ignored the feelings and wishes of the mass of ordinary people in this country. Perhaps,when you think about if, it is hardly surprising as architects tend to have been trained to design buildings from scratch - to tear down and rebuild... A large number of us have developed a feeling that architects tend to design houses for the approval of fellow architects and critics, not for the tenants. To be concerned about the way people live, about the environment they inhabit and the kind of community that is created by that environment should surely be one of the prime requirements of a really good architect. It has been most encouraging to see the development of community architecture as a natural reaction to the policy of decanting people to new towns and over spill estates where the extended family patterns of support were destroyed and the community life was lost. Now,moreover, we are seeing the gradual expansion of housing cooperatives, particularly in the inner-city areas of Liverpool, where the tenants are able to work with an architect of their own who listens to their comments and their ideas and tries to design the kind of environment they want, rather than the kind which tends to be imposed upon them without any degree of choice... What I believe is important about community architecture is that it has shown ordinary people that their views are worth having; that architects and planners do not necessarily have the monopoly of knowing best about taste, style and planning; that they need not be made to feel guilty or ignorant if their natural preference is for the more traditional designs - for a small garden, for courtyards, arches and porches - and that there is a growing number of architects prepared to listen and to offer imaginative ideas... 翻译 查尔斯王子:“丑陋的建筑”(一) 最后，人们开始认识到，尊重老建筑、街道规划和传统尺度，同时不为对立面、装饰和软材料的偏好感到内疚，这是可能的，也是重要的。 最后，在目睹了我们大多数城市中乔治时代和维多利亚时代的房屋被大规模摧毁之后，人们开始意识到修复旧建筑是可能的，而且，有建筑师愿意承担这样的项目。 在我看来，长期以来，一些规划师和建筑师一直忽视这个国家普通民众的感受和愿望。 也许，当你想到这一点时，这并不奇怪，因为建筑师往往被训练为从零开始设计建筑物-拆除和重建…… 我们中的很多人都有这样一种感觉:建筑师设计房子的目的往往是为了获得同行建筑师和评论家的认可，而不是为了租户。 关心人们的生活方式，他们居住的环境，以及这种环境所创造的社区，当然应该是一个真正优秀的建筑师的主要要求之一。 最令人鼓舞的是，社区建筑的发展是对将人们转移到新城镇和溢出的庄园政策的自然反应，在这些政策中，大家庭的支持模式被破坏，社区生活被失去。 此外，现在我们看到住房合作社的逐渐扩大，特别是在利物浦的市中心地区，在那里，租户能够与自己的建筑师合作，听取他们的意见和想法，并努力设计他们想要的那种环境，而不是那种没有任何选择的强加在他们身上的环境…… 我认为社区建筑的重要之处在于，它向普通人展示了他们的观点是值得拥有的;建筑师和规划师并不一定垄断对品味、风格和规划的了解;如果他们天生偏爱更传统的设计——小花园、庭院、拱门和门廊——他们不必感到内疚或无知，而且有越来越多的建筑师准备倾听并提供富有想象力的想法……

Treasure Island by Robert Stevenson 原文 Chapter 3: The Sailor with One Leg The next day Mr.Trelawney left for Bristol. “I stayed at home and waited. At last, weeks later, Dr Livesey got a letter from Bristol. Dear Livesey, the ship is ready. Its name is Hispaniola. I found a good man to be our cook on the ship. He's an old sailor and he has an inn here in Bristol. He is going to help me find sailors for our ship. He knows a lot of men here. His name is Long John Silver. He has only one leg. Please send Jim Hawkins to Bristol tomorrow. Trelawney.” I was very excited. The next morning I said goodbye to my mother and started for Bristol. Mr. Trelawney met met here. 'When do we sail?' I asked him. 'Sail?' he said. 'We sail tomorrow!' I had something to eat, then Mr. Trelawney gave me a letter for Long John Silver at the Spy Glass Inn. There were a lot of sailors in the Spy Glass Inn. I looked round and saw a tall strong man with one leg. 'He's Long John Silver,' I thought. 'Mr. Silver, sir?'I asked. 'Yes, that's my name. And who are you?' I gave him the letter and he took my hand. Suddenly, one of the other men in the inn jumped up and ran to the door. I knew him. It was Black Dog! 'Stop him!' I said. 'Stop him! It's Black Dog!' 'Harry,' said Silver, 'run and catch that man.' A man got up and ran after Black Dog. Long John Silver turned to me. "Who was that man?'he asked. 'Black what?' 'Dog, sir,' I said.'He's a pirate.' 'A pirate!' said Silver. 'Ben, run and help Harry. You can catch him!' But Ben and Harry came back without Black Dog. 'We lost him,' they said. 'Well, what is Mr.Trelawney going to think?' said Silver. 'You know, Jim, we did try to catch him. And nobody in the inn knew that he was the pirate Black Dog. Now, Jim,come with me. We're going to see Mr. Trelawney.' Long John Silver walked with me to meet Mr. Trelawney and Dr Livesey. He told them about Black Dog. Mr. Trelawney listened carefully, and then said, 'Well, we can't do anything about Black Dog now.John, tell all the men to come to the ship this afternoon.' The doctor turned tome. 'Come and see the ship, Jim,' he said. And meet our captain, Captain Smollett.' So we went to the Hispaniola. 'Well, Captain Smollett,' said Mr. Trelawney, 'I hope everything is ready.' 'Well, sir,' said the captain, 'it is, but l'm not happy about it. I don't like the sailors.' 'Oh?' said Mr.Trelawney. He was very angry with the captain. But Dr Livesey said,'Tell me, Captain Smollett. Why are you unhappy? 'Well,' said the captain, I don't know where we are going. But all the sailors say we are going to look for treasure. I don't like it. I don't know these men.' 'Well, what do you want?' asked the doctor. 'We must have all the guns in our rooms, sir. And Mr. Trelawney's men must sleep near us, not with the other sailors.' 'And?' said Mr. Trelawney. 'You have a map. Thesailors know about it. Nobody must see that map.' 'Right, sir,' said Mr.Trelawney. 'We can do that. But I think they're very good men.' 'Trelawney,' said the doctor later, 'you have two good men, Captain Smollett and Long John Silver.' 'I don't know about the captain,' said Mr. Trelawney angrily. Then Captain Smollett found me. 'And you, boy, go and help the cook!' We worked all night and in the morning, the ship left Bristol. The Hispaniola was a good ship and we had good weather. The sailors all liked Long John Silver. 'In the old days,before he lost his leg, he was a good fighter,' some of them said.' He was always very good to me. '

听前提示 一、一段对话为四句，将分成两句为一小节。 二、每小节两遍英文，最后一遍英文一边中文。 三、根据中英文意思，听不懂的可以多听几遍。 原文 Conversation 86 A:Nice talking with you. 跟你谈话很愉快。 B:Same here. 我也一样。 A:Are you on Facebook? 你在Facebook上吗? B:Yes here is my name to find me. 是的，这是我账号名称。 Conversation 87 A:May I help you? 我可以帮您吗？ B:I'm looking for the coat. 我在找外套。 A:How about this one? 这个怎么样？ B:May I try it on? 我可以试穿一下吗? Conversation 88 A:What are you doing this weekend? 这个周末你计划怎么过？ B:I'll be throwing a house party this Sunday. Come and stop by if you can. 这周日我要办个家庭派对。如果可以，请你也过来玩。 A:Really? I'd love to! What should I bring? 真的吗？我很乐意！我应该带些什么呢? B:Nothing. But thanks for asking. 不用带东西。不过还是谢谢你。 Conversation 89 A:Linda, why are you looking so sad? 琳达，你为什么看起来那么难过? B:I've lost my favorite piercing. 我把我最喜欢的耳环给弄丢了。 A:I'm so sorry to hear that! What kind of piercing was it? 太遗憾了。那耳环长什么样呢？ B: It was a heart-shaped piercing. 心形的。 Conversation 90 A:Well, I have to go soon. Thanks for inviting me over today. 我马上就得走了。感谢你今天邀请我过来。 B:Absolutely. It was a pleasure! 当然。这是我的荣幸！ A: It was really fun. Next time, come by my place. 今天很开心。下次来我家吧。 B:Thank you for the invitation! 谢谢你的邀请！

这是分段音频的合订纯享版本，想支持我工作的朋友欢迎购买。不想购买的朋友，听level3分段和分类听单都是一样的。感谢大家！ 购买了本单集的朋友，可以到公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”私信我获取和音频配套的文稿及翻译。 Level3 听力纯享合订集 98篇 00:00:00 Day 1. Louis Pasteur 00:03:07 Day 2. Psychology 00:06:32 Day 3. Corruption 00:09:20 Day 4. Canada：Provinces and Territories 00:13:34 Day 5. Two Great Artists：Leonardo and Michelangelo 00:16:51 Day 6. The Vikings 00:19:57 Day 7. William Shakespeare 00:23:00 Day 8. Ice Hockey 00:25:33 Day 9. Chinese People in North America 00:28:47 Day 10. The History of the English Language 00:31:38 Day 11. African Slavery in the Americas 00:34:44 Day 12. Worries About Physical Appearance 00:37:27 Day 13. Physical Fitness 00:40:57 Day 14. The History of Trial by Jury 00:44:09 Day 15. Benjamin Franklin 00:47:23 Day 16. Preservation of Forests 00:50:34 Day 17. Violence on Television 00:53:36 Day 18. The Inuit 00:56:49 Day 19. Kings and Queens of England 01:00:20 Day 20. Alcohol 01:03:24 Day 21. The Origins of Canada and The United States 01:06:46 Day 22. Hawaii 01:10:14 Day 23. Charles Darwin 01:13:41 Day 24. Jazz 01:17:05 Day 25. Australia：Nature 01:20:25 Day 26. Australia：People 01:23:45 Day 27. The Earth Revolves Around the Sun 01:27:00 Day 28. George Washington Carver 01:30:11 Day 29. The Rights of the Accused 01:33:47 Day 30. New York City 01:37:00 Day 31. California 01:40:13 Day 32. Drug Use Among Athletes 01:43:15 Day 33. Scotland 01:46:18 Day 34. London 01:48:49 Day 35. Soccer 01:51:28 Day 36. Extinctions 01:54:40 Day 37. Obesity and Nutrition 01:57:29 Day 38. Sexual Harassment 02:00:33 Day 39. Cultural Differences：Individualism and Collectivism 02:03:27 Day 40. The Protestant Reformation 02:06:10 Day 41. Modern Engineering Wonders 02:09:27 Day 42. Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller 02:12:27 Day 43. The Automobile，or Car 02:15:56 Day 44. Sexual Attitudes and Behavior 02:19:07 Day 45. The Mississippi River 02:22:16 Day 46. Doctors Without Borders 02:25:31 Day 47. Chicago 02:28:29 Day 48. Women and the Right to Vote 02:32:03 Day 49. Charles Dickens 02:35:36 Day 50. Samuel Clemens，or Mark Twain 02:38:56 Day 51. The Islands of Caribbean 02:41:50 Day 52. North American Indians 02:45:16 Day 53. How the First World War Started 02:47:55 Day 54. Abraham Lincoln 02:51:31 Day 55. Two Great Musicians：Mozart and Beethoven 02:55:04 Day 56. Amelia Earhart 02:58:41 Day 57. Life in Academia 03:00:54 Day 58. Education Systems in Canada 03:03:56 Day 59. Business Education 03:07:10 Day 60. Strategic Uses of Information Technology 03:10:03 Day 61. E-Commerce 03:13:17 Day 62. The First Five Years of My Life in Canada 03:16:14 Day 63. Great Lakes 03:18:47 Day 64. Canadian Rocky Mountains 03:21:27 Day 65. For The Record 03:24:05 Day 66. Canadian Universities 03:26:57 Day 67. Banff National Park 03:29:29 Day 68. Sport Canada 03:32:05 Day 69. The National Hockey League 03:35:05 Day 70. Drug Use in Sport 03:37:51 Day 71. ParticipAction 03:39:59 Day 72. The Olympic Games 03:42:36 Day 73. Sport in Canada 03:45:50 Day 74. Professional Sport in Canada 03:48:49 Day 75. Ned Hanlan 03:51:21 Day 76. Rowing 03:54:15 Day 77. Tiger Woods 03:57:17 Day 78. Globalization and Sport 04:00:09 Day 79. Women in Sport 04:03:04 Day 80. Sport and Television 04:05:48 Day 81. Nike 04:08:39 Day 82. Arthur Ashe 04:11:14 Day 83. Bjorn Borg 04:13:47 Day 84. “Babe” Didrikson 04:16:14 Day 85. The Dubin Inquiry 04:19:21 Day 86. FIFA 04:21:58 Day 87. International Olympic Committee 04:25:00 Day 88. Earvin “Magic” Johnson 04:27:19 Day 89. Michael Jordan 04:30:11 Day 90. Billie Jean King 04:32:55 Day 91. Marathon 04:35:46 Day 92. National Football League 04:38:30 Day 93. Jackie Robinson 04:41:22 Day 94. Title IX 04:44:31 Day 95. O.J. Simpson 04:47:35 Day 96. Fosbury Flop 04:49:35 Day 97. Free Agency 04:52:38 Day 98. Track and Field

听前提示 一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。 二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。 三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。 Day 59 581. dad n.爸爸；爹爹 That's the building where my dad works. 那是我爸爸工作的大楼。 My mom is two years younger than my dad. 我妈妈比我爸小两岁。 You don't know my dad, do you? 你不认识我爸，对吧? 582. Daily adj.每日的，日常的；一天的 adv.每日，每天；日常地 He practices yoga daily. 他每天练习瑜伽。 I'm fed up with my daily routine. 我已经厌倦了我的日常工作。 The museum is open daily throughout the year. 博物馆全年每天开放。 583. Damage n.&v.损坏，损失；损害；费用 The storm didn't cause any damage. 暴风雨没有造成任何伤害。 Smoking can seriously damage your health. 吸烟会严重损害你的健康。 I don't think there's any significant damage .我认为没有任何重大损害。 584. Damp adj.潮湿的 n.湿气，潮气 v.使潮湿，弄湿 The damp weather affects his health. 潮湿的天气会影响他的健康。 Don't put that damp towel into the bag. 不要把那条湿毛巾放进袋子里。 Clean the window with a damp cloth. 用湿布清洁窗户。 585. Dance v.跳舞；跳跃，摆动，摇晃；n.舞蹈，舞步 Who taught you how to dance? 谁教你跳舞？ Who is your dance partner? 你的舞伴是谁？ Would you like to dance with me? 你想和我一起跳舞吗？ 586. Dancer n.舞蹈家；舞蹈演员；舞女；跳舞者 I want to become a ballet dancer. 我想成为一名芭蕾舞演员。 He wants to be the best dancer in his class. 他想成为班上最好的舞者。 She is a professional dancer. 她是一名职业舞蹈演员。 587. Danger n.危险，风险；威胁，危险因素 The church roof is in danger of collapse. 教堂的屋顶有倒塌的危险。 A red sign usually indicates danger. 红色标志通常表示危险。 Do you realize the danger you're in? 你意识到自己所处的危险吗？ 588. Dangerous adj.危险的，有威胁的 He is a dangerous opponent. 他是一个危险的对手。 This insect is tiny, but very dangerous. 这种昆虫很小，但非常危险。 It is dangerous to swim here. 在这里游泳很危险。 It is a dangerous aggressive dog. 这是一条危险好斗的狗。 589. Dare v.激，激将；敢于，胆敢n.挑战，激将 I dare say he is right. 我敢说他是对的。 How dare you speak like this? 你怎么敢这样说话？ I dare you to say that again. 你敢再说一遍吗。 590. Dark adj.黑暗的，昏暗的；深色的；恐怖的，悲惨的 Let's go back to camp, it's getting dark. 我们回营地吧，天黑了。 He was tall and thin, with dark hair. 他又高又瘦，有着黑头发。 There is a contrast between light and dark. 明暗之间存在对比。

词汇提示 1.ultimate 最终的 2.yearn 渴求 3.scourge 灾难 原文 Dwight D. Eisenhower: 'The Military-Industrial Complex' (3) Happily, I can say that war has been avoided. Steady progress toward our ultimate goal has been made. But so much remains to be done. As a private citizen, I shall never cease to do what little I can to help the world advance along that road. So, in this, my last "good night" to you as your president, I thank you for the many opportunities you have given me for public service in war and in peace. I trust that, in that service, you find some things worthy. As for the rest of it, I know you will find ways to improve performance in the future. To all the peoples of the world, I once more give expression to America's prayerful and continuing aspiration: We pray that peoples of all faiths, all races, all nations, may have their great human needs satisfied; that those now denied opportunity shall come to enjoy it to the full; that all who yearn for freedom may experience its spiritual blessings; that those who have freedom will understand, also, its heavy responsibilities; that all who are insensitive to the needs of others will learn charity; that the scourges of poverty, disease, and ignorance will be made to disappear from the earth; and that in the goodness of time, all peoples will come to live together in a peace guaranteed by the binding force of mutual respect and love. Now,on Friday noon, I am to become a private citizen. I am proud to do so. I look forward to it. Thank you, and good night. 翻译 德怀特·d·艾森豪威尔:“军工复合体”(三) 令人高兴的是，我可以说战争已经避免了。 我们朝着最终目标稳步前进。 但仍有许多工作要做。 作为一名普通公民，我将永远尽我所能帮助世界沿着这条道路前进。 因此，在此，作为你们的总统，我向你们说最后一声“晚安”。我感谢你们给了我许多机会，无论在战争时期还是在和平时期为公众服务。 我相信，在这份工作中，你会发现一些值得做的事情。 至于其他的，我知道你将来会找到提高表现的方法。 对世界各国人民，我再次表达美国虔诚而持久的愿望: 我们祈祷，所有信仰、所有种族、所有国家的人民，他们伟大的人类需求都能得到满足; 使那些现在被剥夺了机会的人将来能充分地享受它; 让所有渴望自由的人都能体验到精神上的幸福; 那些拥有自由的人也会理解自由的重大责任; 凡对别人的需要漠不关心的人，都要学会仁爱; 使贫穷、疾病和无知的祸害从地球上消失; 假以时日，各国人民将在相互尊重和爱的约束力的保障下共同生活在和平之中。 现在，星期五中午，我将成为一名普通公民。 我为此感到自豪。 我很期待。 谢谢大家，晚安。

Treasure Island by Robert Stevenson 原文 Chapter 2: Flint's Map A week later, the captain came down and sat in his usual chair. I went outside the inn and looked up and down the road. I saw another man on the road. He wore a long black coat and he walked very slowly. 'He can't see,'I thought. The man arrived in front of the inn and turned his face to me. 'Can you tell me, please, where I am?' I told him. He listened carefully ;'You're young,' he said. 'Take my hand, my young friend, and take me inside.' He took my hand, He was very strong. 'Now my young friend,' he said, 'take me to the captain. Quickly! I can break your arm.' When the captain saw the man, he did not move. The man put something into the captain's hand and then left the inn. The captain looked at the black paper in his hand. Then he read the words on it. 'Ten o'clock!They're coming at ten o'clock,' he said. 'We've got six hours!' He tried to stand up, but he was too ill. I ran for my mother,but it was too late. When we came back the captain was dead on the floor. My mother and I went to the village, but the people there did not want to help us. They were too afraid. Our friend the doctor was away. Nobody could help us. 'I must get my money from the captain's box,' my mother said. 'It's our money.' We opened the box. There were some old coats and shirts and a bag of money. My mother began to take the money. 'Quickly!' I said. 'It's nearly ten o'clock.' It was a cold night,and very quiet. Suddenly, I heard a sound on the road. Then I heard someone stop outside the inn. We waited, but then everything was quiet again. Nothing moved. 'Quickly, mother!' I said. 'Take all the captain's money.' 'No,' she said. 'I don't want it all.' Then we heard someone again, outside the front door. 'Let's go without the money,'my mother said. I took an envelope from the captain's box. 'I'm going to take this,' I said. We left the inn very quietly through the backdoor. We heard men running along the road to the inn. We stopped behind some trees and watched the men. There were seven or eight of them, all pirates. They broke down the door of the inn and ran inside. 'Bill's dead!'someone said. 'Open his box!' a second man said. 'Flint's map!Where's Flint's map?' 'We can't find it!' 'It's not here!' 'It's those people at the inn - it's that boy! The boy's got the map. Find them, boys!' The men moved quickly. They looked into every room in the inn. 'Listen!' one of them said. 'Someone's coming! We must run!' 'No, find the boy!He's near here somewhere, I know.' Then I heard a gun. The pirates heard it too, and began to run away. We waited for a minute or two and then we went back to the inn. 'What did the pirates want?' a man from the village asked me. 'Did they find the captain's money?' 'Yes,' I said. 'But I think they wanted this.' I showed him the envelope. 'I think there's a map inside it.' 'You must take it to Mr.Trelawney,'he told me. When I arrived at Mr.Trelawney's house, Dr Livesey was there. 'Hello Jim, what is it?' he asked. I told him about the pirates. 'Let's see that map,' the doctor said. 'But first, Mr. Trelawney, what do you know about Captain Flint?' 'Flint?' said Mr.Trelawney. 'He was a famous pirate and a very bad man. Everybody was afraid of Captain Flint. But he's dead now.' 'Money!' said Mr.Trelawney. 'He was the richest pirate in the West Indies.' Then perhaps this map shows where Captain Flint's treasure is,' said the doctor. 'What?' said Mr.Trelawney. Then I must buy a ship and we can all go and look for the treasure.' The doctor opened the map very carefully. It was a map of an island. There was some writing on the map. It said: 'Treasure here'. Mr. Trelawney and the doctor were excited. 'Livesey!' said Mr.Trelawney. 'Tomorrow I'm going to Bristol. I'm going to buy a ship and find sailors.Jim, you and Dr Livesey are going to come with me to look for the treasure!'

这是分段音频的合订纯享版本，想支持我工作的朋友可以进行购买。不想购买的朋友，听level2分段和分类听单都是一样的。感谢大家！ 购买了本单集的朋友，可以到公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”私信我获取和音频配套的文稿及翻译。 Level2 听力纯享合订集 107篇 00:00:00 Day 1. I Want to Dye my Hair Green 00:02:00 Day 2. Why Do People Dislike Other People？ 00:03:53 Day 3. The Birthday Gift 00:05:51 Day 4. New Year's Day 00:07:28 Day 5. If I Could Fly 00:09:05 Day 6. What I Look for in a Friend 00:10:58 Day 7. A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to School 00:13:00 Day 8. Advice 00:15:00 Day 9. A Trip to the Hospital 00:16:52 Day 10. What My Cat Did 00:18:51 Day 11. If I Was Tiny 00:20:42 Day 12. If I Were a Giant 00:22:17 Day 13. Do People Have the Right to Smoke in Public？ 00:25:12 Day 14. My Favorite Bedtime Story 00:27:17 Day 15. If I Found a Magic Lamp 00:29:57 Day 16. Superstitions 00:32:05 Day 17. Help 00:34:08 Day 18. The Peach Orchard 00:36:39 Day 19. Learning to Dance 00:39:07 Day 20. Super Heroes 00:41:08 Day 21. Being a Princess 00:42:47 Day 22. My Worst Fear 00:44:30 Day 23. If I Live to be 100 00:46:14 Day 24. What I Like Most and Least About Myself 00:47:46 Day 25. The Trunk in the Attic 00:49:46 Day 26. Hot and Cold 00:51:33 Day 27. Walk a Mile in My Shoes 00:53:27 Day 28. If I Could Go Back in My Life 00:55:02 Day 29. Joking 00:57:18 Day 30. Drugs 00:59:03 Day 31. Divorce 01:00:43 Day 32. If My Fish Could Talk 01:02:27 Day 33. The Best Teacher 01:04:14 Day 34. Weather 01:05:58 Day 35. How to Avoid Catching a Cold 01:08:06 Day 36. The Future 01:09:41 Day 37. Giving a Speech 01:11:30 Day 38. Moving to Another Country 01:13:24 Day 39. Look for the Beauty 01:15:29 Day 40. My Doll 01:17:03 Day 41. I am Curious 01:18:56 Day 42. Creative People 01:21:27 Day 43. Career Choices 01:24:05 Day 44. I Need Glasses 01:25:56 Day 45. I am Clumsy 01:27:35 Day 46. Home Alone 01:29:45 Day 47. Family 01:32:03 Day 48. My First Job 01:33:57 Day 49. My First Trip Away From Home 01:35:34 Day 50. My Job 01:37:06 Day 51. My Hobby 01:38:55 Day 52. If I Had a Million Dollars 01:40:30 Day 53. A Picnic 01:42:31 Day 54. Working in My Yard 01:44:45 Day 55. Early Morning 01:46:47 Day 56. The Wedding 01:48:31 Day 57. The Perfect Place 01:50:25 Day 58. Visiting The Zoo 01:52:43 Day 59. The Dentist Appointment 01:54:29 Day 60. Day Dream 01:56:33 Day 61. My Friend in the Next Office 01:58:40 Day 62. The Musician 02:00:34 Day 63. The Circus 02:02:36 Day 64. Going to the Grocery Store 02:04:47 Day 65. A Day at the Beach 02:06:44 Day 66. Making Cookies 02:08:10 Day 67. Stars in the Midnight Sky 02:09:51 Day 68. Music 02:11:29 Day 69. First Date 02:13:40 Day 70. University 02:15:40 Day 71. School Dance 02:17:35 Day 72. Health 02:19:26 Day 73. Halloween（1） 02:21:42 Day 74. New Year's 02:24:07 Day 75. More Music 02:26:50 Day 76. Babies 02:30:11 Day 77. Bed Time 02:32:18 Day 78. Why Do I Like Mathematics？ 02:35:06 Day 79. My Sister's visit to Canada 02:37:50 Day 80. A Summer Sunday 02:40:50 Day 81. My Parents 02:43:41 Day 82. The Planets of Our Solar System 02:46:48 Day 83. Learning to Drive 02:49:11 Day 84. Snow 02:51:38 Day 85. Christmas 02:54:14 Day 86. Thanksgiving 02:56:17 Day 87. Halloween（2） 02:58:47 Day 88. Easter 03:01:01 Day 89. My Friends 03:03:16 Day 90. Hobbies 03:05:26 Day 91. Life in Outer Space？ 03:07:23 Day 92. Reading the Newspaper 03:09:17 Day 93. Summer Jobs 03:11:11 Day 94. Eating Out 03:13:57 Day 95. Radio Stations 03:16:10 Day 96. Being a Good Citizen 03:18:13 Day 97. Visiting the Doctor 03:20:21 Day 98. A Small Town 03:22:16 Day 99. Personal Computers 03:24:26 Day 100. Methods of Transportation 03:26:54 Day 101. A Life Experience 03:28:40 Day 102. Air Plane Ride 03:31:18 Day 103. A Rainy Day 03:33:47 Day 104. Elementary School 03:35:11 Day 105. The Middle Child 03:37:04 Day 106. Advice to a Student from a Foreign Country 03:39:10 Day 107. A Ghost