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Hey. 00:02
I'm all packed and ready to go. 00:03
>> Oh. 00:05
>> That's right. Daddy and Uncle Joey are 00:06
going on a trip today. We're going to a 00:08
conference in Barbados. 00:10
>> Right? 00:12
>> Mhm. 00:12
>> Can you say Barbados? 00:12
>> Barbados. 00:14
>> [laughter] 00:16
>> Hey. 00:18
I got to say, it means so much to me 00:19
that you guys are coming all the way 00:22
over there to to hear me give my speech. 00:23
Oh, and I have a surprise. 00:25
I had to pull some strings, but I was 00:27
able to get everyone passes to the 00:29
entire conference. That's right. 00:31
>> [laughter] 00:34
>> These babies will get you into all the 00:35
paleontology lectures and seminars. 00:37
>> Do you have anything that will get us 00:40
out of them? 00:43
>> [clears throat] 00:44
[laughter] 00:45
>> Yeah, Ross. I mean, we're excited to 00:45
hear the speech, but the rest of the 00:47
time we're going to want to do, you 00:48
know, island stuff. 00:49
>> I think David will probably want to hear 00:50
a few lectures. 00:52
>> Oh, right. Because he's a scientist. 00:53
>> No, no. Well, because, you know, he's 00:54
been in Minsk for 8 years. And if he 00:56
gets too much direct sunlight, he'll 00:57
die. 00:59
>> Okay, [laughter] we better go. Yeah? Um, 01:01
so we'll see you guys tomorrow. 01:03
>> All right. Let's do it. 5-hour flight 01:05
with Charlie. Have a couple drinks. Get 01:07
under that blanket and do what comes 01:09
natural. 01:11
>> It's a blanket, Joe, not a cloak of 01:12
invisibility. 01:13
>> But he has ordered, I would like to 01:15
start the celebration and make a toast. 01:17
To Phoebe. 01:21
She dropped her sock. 01:23
>> Aw. 01:24
>> What? 01:25
>> [laughter] 01:27
>> No, Emma dropped her sock. Mom's here? I 01:27
wanted to have lunch with her today. She 01:30
told me she was out of town. 01:31
>> Ross, she still has not noticed that the 01:34
baby sock is on the ground. 01:36
>> It's a good toast. 01:37
>> [laughter] 01:39
>> Mom, will you please get her attention? 01:40
>> Oh, what? 01:42
>> Mommy. 01:44
>> [laughter] 01:52
>> Oh, for God's sake, Judy, PICK UP THE 01:54
SOCK! PICK UP THE SOCK! 01:57
PICK UP THE SOCK! 01:59
I'M SORRY, WAS THAT RUDE? 02:04
>> UH, BYE. 02:06
>> BYE, HONEY. 02:09
>> What's the matter, Joe? 02:16
>> I'm mad at you for leaving. 02:17
You're 02:19
nothing but a big leaver. 02:20
Big leaver with a stupid suitcase. 02:24
>> [laughter] 02:27
>> Any chance you're trying to pick a fight 02:29
to make all of this easier? 02:31
>> Oh, do you see right through me? 02:36
>> [laughter] 02:45
[applause] 02:45
>> Hey, well, 02:49
bye, Mom. 02:50
Bye, Ross. Rachel. 02:52
Bye, Emma. 02:54
>> Okay, bye-bye. 02:55
Have a good trip. 02:58
Okay. 02:59
>> Malcolm. 03:04
Hey, can I borrow the Porsche? 03:05
>> Okay. 03:07
>> I'll wreck it. 03:08
>> But, uh, 03:09
what is it not? 03:11
>> A place to entertain my lady friends. 03:12
>> And what else is it not? 03:16
>> Place to eat spaghetti. 03:18
>> Very good. 03:21
>> Thanks. 03:22
>> What do you need it for, anyway? 03:22
>> Oh, well, the uh Powerball lottery is up 03:23
to 300 million, and they don't sell 03:25
tickets here in New York, so. 03:26
>> Oh, so you're driving up to Connecticut? 03:28
>> Yeah, Connecticut, not West Virginia. 03:31
>> [laughter] 03:34
>> Hey, maybe I'll drive you up there. I'd 03:35
like to buy some tickets myself. Yeah, 03:37
with Chandler not getting paid, we could 03:39
really use 300 million dollars. 03:40
>> Yes, because if I was at my old job, 03:43
we'd say, "300 million? No, thank you." 03:45
>> Hey, will you get me tickets, too? 03:50
>> Yeah, me, too. 03:52
>> Sure. 03:52
>> Oh, I have an idea. Why don't we all 03:53
pitch in 50 bucks, we'll pool our money 03:55
together, and then if we win, we'll 03:57
split it. 03:58
>> Oh, that's that's a great idea. 03:59
>> No, thanks. 04:02
>> You don't want to win the lottery? 04:05
>> Uh sure I do. I also want to be king of 04:06
my own country and find out what 04:08
happened to Amelia Earhart. 04:10
>> [laughter] 04:12
>> Still on Amelia Earhart? 04:13
>> The woman just vanished. 04:14
>> Susie, Ross, you don't want in on this? 04:18
>> No. Do Do you know what your odds are of 04:20
winning the lottery? I mean, you have a 04:22
better chance of being struck by 04:23
lightning 42 times. 04:25
>> Yes, but there's six of us, so we'd only 04:27
have to get struck by lightning seven 04:28
times. 04:29
>> I like those odds. 04:30
>> [laughter] 04:32
>> Seriously, you guys, I can't believe 04:33
you're going to spend $250 04:34
on the lottery. I mean, that's such a 04:36
bunch of boo hockey. 04:38
>> I'll ask. 04:44
>> [laughter] 04:46
>> Boo hockey? 04:47
>> Oh, oh, we think Emma's about to start 04:49
talking, so we're trying to be careful 04:51
about what words we use in front of her. 04:52
>> Yeah, so get ready to hear a lot of uh 04:55
boo hockey, gosh darn it, and brother 04:57
pucker. 04:59
>> How do you know she's going to start 05:02
talking? 05:03
>> Well, when I talk to her, I almost feel 05:04
like she understands what I'm saying. 05:06
>> Kind of like Joey. 05:08
>> What's that now? 05:11
>> Joey is having a secret Days of Our 05:12
Lives party up on the roof, and he sent 05:14
you guys to the play to get rid of you. 05:16
>> What? 05:18
>> Wait, what's what's going on? 05:21
>> Joey is having a secret Days of Our 05:22
Lives party up on the roof. And and he 05:24
didn't want you guys to know about it, 05:27
but I came over here to tell you. 05:28
>> [laughter] 05:30
>> I thought you came to say you were sick. 05:31
>> All right, PROFESSOR OR DETECTIVE? 05:33
>> [laughter] 05:36
>> JOEY'S HAVING A PARTY and he wasn't 05:37
going to invite us? 05:38
>> Yeah, he does it every year. That's why 05:40
he's sending you to the play. That's why 05:42
he sent us to that medieval restaurant 05:44
and to that button factory, and that 05:46
that horrible museum tour? 05:48
>> No, I arranged that. 05:50
Hey you guys, I'm turning in. Have fun. 05:56
>> [laughter] 06:00
>> I know about your party, Joey. 06:02
>> What party? 06:04
>> The game's over. Take off your robe. 06:05
>> Okay, I mean 06:09
>> No! 06:11
>> [laughter] 06:16
>> NICE MEETING YOU. 06:19
>> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BELIEVE THIS. I WAS 06:20
JUST saying goodnight to Emma, and she 06:21
said her first words. 06:23
>> What? 06:24
What did she say? 06:26
>> She said gleeba. 06:26
>> [laughter] 06:30
>> MAKE ME RICH. 06:33
ISN'T THAT AMAZING? 06:36
>> OH YEAH, NO NO NO, that's that's great. 06:37
>> What? Why aren't you more excited? 06:40
>> Uh Rachel, 06:42
gleeba's not a word. 06:43
>> Well, of course it is. 06:46
>> Okay, uh what does it mean? 06:48
>> Well, 06:50
I don't know all the words. 06:51
>> Well, I'm just I'm just glad I didn't 06:54
miss my daughter's first word. 06:56
>> Well, yes you did. Gleeba is a word. 06:57
>> Okay, use it in a sentence. 07:00
>> Okay, 07:02
uh Emma just said gleeba. 07:03
>> [applause] 07:07
>> It's not a word. 07:09
>> Oh okay okay okay, fine. I'm going to 07:10
look it up. 07:12
>> Oh oh okay, great. You know what? While 07:13
you're at it, she said another word the 07:15
other day. Won't you Won't you look up 07:17
>> [laughter] 07:21
>> All right. Okay okay, gleeba. Gleeba 07:25
gleeba gleeba. 07:28
Oh, here it is. The fleshy spore-bearing 07:29
inner mass of a certain fungi. 07:31
>> [laughter] 07:35
>> She's going to be a scientist. 07:39
>> All I'm saying is I don't think that 07:42
Joey and Charlie have anything in 07:44
common. 07:45
>> I don't know. They seem to have a shared 07:46
interest in each other's tonsils. 07:48
>> Wow, Joey and a professor. Can you 07:51
imagine if they had kids? And if if the 07:53
kids got her intelligence and Joey's raw 07:56
sexual magnetism, those nerds would get 08:00
laid. 08:03
All right. So, Ross, you're okay with 08:06
all this? I mean 08:08
>> No, it's not a big deal. I mean, I just 08:09
met her. I'm fine with it. 08:11
Ugh, God, I forgot how hot she was. 08:15
>> [laughter] 08:18
>> I'm going to get some more coffee. 08:19
>> Hey. 08:20
Oh, you know, I'll I'll come with you. 08:21
>> Okay. 08:23
>> So, professor, huh? 08:25
>> Yeah, she is cool and she's so smart. 08:27
Her mind is totally acrimonious. 08:30
Except that's not how she is. 08:38
>> [laughter] 08:42
>> I feel like I owe you an explanation. 08:43
I don't ordinarily go around kissing 08:46
guys at parties. 08:48
I'm uh 08:50
Well, I'm kind of embarrassed. 08:52
I really hope you don't think less of 08:54
me. 08:55
>> No, think less of you? No, I don't think 08:56
less of you. I mean, you you saw someone 08:58
you liked and you kissed them. I mean, 09:00
those people who who like someone and 09:02
and don't kiss them, those those people 09:04
are stupid. I hate those people. 09:06
>> You know, actually, I'm a little 09:10
surprised at myself. I mean, Joey is so 09:10
different from the guys I usually date. 09:13
I mean, they're all professors, 09:15
intellectuals, paleontologists mostly. 09:16
You know, very cerebral. 09:19
>> the type. 09:20
Hey, if we want to grab a bite before 09:22
work, we better get acrimonious. 09:24
No? 09:29
Am I getting close? 09:30
We finally found a nanny. This is Molly. 09:32
Molly, Chandler, Joey. 09:34
>> Hi. 09:37
>> Hi. 09:38
>> Oh, somebody's getting a little fussy. 09:39
>> You're damn right I am. I've been 09:41
waiting for a cookie for 7 minutes. 09:42
>> Okay. 09:46
>> You know what? I'm just going to take 09:47
her outside. 09:48
>> No, you stay. I'll do it. 09:48
>> Okay. 09:49
>> Nice to meet you guys. 09:51
>> Yeah, you too. You too. 09:52
>> Uh-huh. 09:54
>> Oh, wow. Molly's just great. 09:55
>> Well, yes. Bravo on the hot nanny. 09:57
>> What? You really think she's hot? 10:01
>> Are you kidding? If I wasn't married, 10:03
she'd be rejecting me right now. 10:05
>> [laughter] 10:09
>> Joey? 10:10
>> How do you think she's doing? 10:11
>> Am I the only one that doesn't think 10:15
that she's hot, Ross? 10:16
>> I mean 10:18
I mean she's not unattractive, but but 10:20
hot, huh? 10:23
>> Thank you. 10:25
>> Now that Rachel's gone, so hot. I cried 10:29
myself to sleep last night. 10:31
>> [applause] 10:35
>> He sprang to his sleigh, to his team 10:36
gave a whistle, and away they all flew 10:39
like the down of a thistle. But I heard 10:41
him exclaim ere he drove out of sight, 10:43
"Merry Christmas to all, and to all a 10:46
good night." 10:49
>> [laughter] 10:51
>> Wow. 10:53
That was great. 10:55
>> Mhm. 10:57
>> You really wrote that? 10:57
>> [laughter] 10:59
>> Uh-huh. 11:00
>> Say goodbye, elves. I'm off to Tulsa. 11:01
>> I can't believe you're not going to be 11:05
here for Christmas. 11:06
>> You're really not coming back? 11:07
>> Yeah, we have all this paperwork that 11:09
needs to be filed by the end of the 11:10
year. If I don't get it done, I'll be 11:12
fired. 11:13
>> It's so unfair. You don't even like your 11:14
job. 11:16
>> So, who does? 11:17
>> Oh, I like my job. I can't wait to go 11:18
back to work. 11:21
>> get enough dinosaurs. 11:21
>> [laughter] 11:24
>> I'm sorry I won't be here. 11:28
>> It's hard enough not seeing you during 11:30
the week, but for Christmas 11:32
and what this is what you have to do I 11:35
understand. 11:36
>> Thanks. 11:38
I'll see you New Year's Day. 11:40
>> You're not going to be here New Year's 11:41
Eve? 11:43
>> Did I not mention that? 11:44
>> No. 11:45
>> And you all a good night. 11:48
>> Chandler Bing. 11:51
>> Hi honey, we're all here. We just wanted 11:52
to wish you a Merry Christmas. 11:54
>> Merry Christmas. 11:55
>> [laughter] 11:58
>> AW, MERRY CHRISTMAS. I MISS YOU GUYS. 12:00
>> Was it horrible? Is everybody working 12:02
really hard? 12:04
>> Uh well, no. It's just uh me and Wendy. 12:05
>> Wendy? That sounds like a girl's name. 12:08
>> It is. Did I not tell you about her? 12:12
>> Mhm. Mhm. About the time you told me 12:14
about New Year's Eve. 12:16
Where's everybody else? 12:18
>> I sent them home. 12:20
>> Aw, you are such a good boss. Is she 12:21
pretty? 12:24
>> [laughter] 12:26
>> Uh uh answer faster. Answer faster. 12:27
I don't know. Answer better. Answer 12:31
better. 12:32
>> [laughter] 12:33
>> I don't think of her that way, you know. 12:34
I mean, she's a uh she's a colleague. 12:36
>> What does she do there? 12:38
>> Oh, she's regional vice president. She's 12:39
just below me. 12:41
>> SHE DID WHAT? 12:42
>> [laughter] 12:44
>> BELOW ME. 12:48
OH, WAIT. Is Wendy the runner-up Miss 12:52
Oklahoma? 12:54
>> What? 12:55
>> [laughter] 12:56
>> Well, she she didn't win. 12:58
>> All right. Well, maybe I should let you 13:01
and the second prettiest girl in 13:03
Oklahoma get back to work. 13:05
>> Well, second prettiest that year. I 13:06
mean, of all the girls in Oklahoma, 13:08
she's probably 13:10
>> Oh, Chandler, stop talking. 13:11
>> [laughter] 13:13
>> Honey, 13:14
there's really nothing to worry about. 13:15
>> Okay. 13:17
>> I'm serious. 13:18
>> Okay. 13:19
>> Merry Christmas. 13:21
>> Merry Christmas. 13:23
>> Merry Christmas, you guys. 13:24
>> Yeah, cuz I'm a bad person. Blah, blah, 13:26
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, 13:27
blah, blah, blah. 13:27
>> [laughter] 13:28
[snorts] 13:32
>> The wife says hi. 13:34
>> Ah, fun conversation. 13:35
>> Oh, well, she's just got this weird idea 13:37
that uh you know, just because you and I 13:39
are alone that something's going to 13:41
happen. 13:42
>> Huh? Really? 13:43
Huh. 13:46
Would that 13:47
be so terrible? 13:48
>> This is probably the wrong thing to be 13:51
worrying about, 13:53
but 13:55
you're getting ham on my only tie. 13:56
>> Hey. 14:00
>> Oh my god. 14:01
>> Hey. 14:02
>> OH MY 14:03
>> HEY. 14:04
LOOK AT THAT. IT'S A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE. 14:06
>> [laughter] 14:09
>> WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? 14:10
>> I WANTED to be with you. 14:12
I missed you so much. 14:15
>> Hey, hey, uh who'd you miss the most? 14:16
>> Monica. 14:19
>> Got you. 14:21
>> [laughter] 14:23
>> I never want to leave you again. 14:25
>> But I thought if you left, you'd get 14:28
fired. 14:29
>> Turns out they can't fire me 14:30
because I quit. 14:32
>> What? 14:34
>> What? You You really quit your job? 14:35
>> Yeah. It's a stupid job, and I could not 14:37
stand leaving you. And why should I be 14:40
the only one who doesn't get to do what 14:42
he really wants to do? 14:44
>> Well, what do you really want to do? 14:45
>> I have not thought this through. 14:47
>> [laughter] 14:50
>> OH MY GOD. 14:51
>> I KNOW. I I should have talked to you 14:52
first about it. 14:53
>> No, I think that this is what you want 14:54
to do. I think it's great. 14:56
>> Thanks. 14:59
>> Chandler, 15:01
your being here is the best Christmas 15:02
present I could have ever imagined. 15:04
>> Aw. 15:06
>> Now, give me my real gift, too. 15:07
>> Happy birth 15:10
Oh, see later. 15:12
>> Hey, Rach, 15:16
somebody got you shoes. Oh, GIVE ME. 15:17
>> WOW. 15:20
>> OH MY 15:22
>> [screaming] 15:22
>> GOD. 15:22
>> OH, 15:24
THESE ARE MY RAT BABIES. 15:25
>> [laughter] 15:28
>> YEAH. 15:31
WE HAVE RAT BABIES NOW. 15:32
>> OH, you brought rats 15:36
to my birthday party? 15:38
>> So, this is what a stroke feels like. 15:39
>> [laughter] 15:42
>> I had to bring them. We killed their 15:43
mother. They're our responsibility now. 15:45
>> You know, they require constant care. 15:48
You should know that, Rachel. You're a 15:50
mother. 15:51
>> Are you comparing my daughter to a rat? 15:54
>> No, seven rats. 15:56
>> [laughter] 15:59
>> I think we should take them home. We 16:00
need to feed them. 16:01
>> What? What? You're going to leave my 16:02
party to take care of a box of rats? 16:03
>> I'm sorry, Rachel, but I'm not like you, 16:06
okay? Not everyone can afford help. 16:08
>> [laughter] 16:12
>> Oh, hey. Thank god you guys are here. 16:14
>> What's what's going on? 16:17
>> Everything is upside down here. It rains 16:19
all day long, nobody watches TV, and 16:22
Ross is famous. 16:25
>> [laughter] 16:28
>> All right, I don't want to alarm 16:29
anybody, 16:30
but Monica's hair is twice as big as it 16:31
was when we landed. 16:32
>> [laughter] 16:34
>> Okay, when I go places with high 16:35
humidity, it gets a little extra body, 16:37
okay? 16:39
>> [laughter] 16:40
>> That's why our honeymoon photos look 16:41
like me and Diana Ross. 16:42
Come on, I'll show you guys where to 16:45
check in. 16:46
>> Oh, honey, can you make sure we get a 16:47
king-size bed? 16:49
>> Oh, David, get one for us, too. Oh, and 16:51
and see if they have a heart-shaped one. 16:53
And with mirrors on the ceiling. 16:55
>> [laughter] 16:58
>> And and make sure our room isn't next to 16:59
theirs. 17:01
>> I got a job in advertising. 17:02
>> OH, 17:04
HONEY, THAT'S INCREDIBLE. GOSH, what's 17:05
the pay like? 17:08
Oh, come on, people. 17:12
Come on now, if I don't know who makes 17:14
the most, how do I know who I like the 17:16
most? Hi Joey. 17:18
>> Well, actually it pays nothing. It's an 17:21
internship. Oh, that's cool. We have 17:23
interns at Days of Our Lives. Right, so 17:24
it'll be the same except less sex with 17:26
you. 17:28
>> So, what kind of stuff do you think 17:30
they'll have you do there? 17:32
>> Well, it's a training program, but at 17:33
the end they hire the people they like. 17:34
>> That's great. 17:37
>> Yeah, I mean there's probably going to 17:38
be some grunt work which will probably 17:39
stink, you know, grown man getting 17:40
people coffee is a little humiliating. 17:41
Humiliating and noble. 17:46
Thank you. 17:50
>> [laughter] 17:52
>> You know, if I didn't already have a 17:53
job, I I think I would have been really 17:55
good in advertising. 17:57
>> Ross, you did not come up with Got Milk. 17:58
>> Yes, I did. I did. 18:01
I SHOULD HAVE WRITTEN IT DOWN. 18:05
>> I just wanted to let you know I've 18:07
changed my mind. I'm going to do it. I'm 18:08
going to kiss Joey. 18:11
>> No, you can't. Friends hooking up is a 18:12
bad idea. 18:15
>> Please, what about you and Chandler? 18:16
>> That's different. I was drunk and 18:18
stupid. Well, hello. 18:20
What about all the guys that you got the 18:25
phone numbers from? What 18:26
Why don't you just kiss one of them? 18:28
>> I could. I could, but I don't want to. I 18:29
want to kiss Joey. 18:32
>> All right. I think it's a big mistake, 18:35
but it's it's your decision. 18:37
>> I'm going to do it. 18:44
>> And I can't stop you. No. 18:46
>> [music and singing] 18:51
[music] 18:57
>> Hey Rach, have you seen Charlie 19:01
anywhere? 19:02
>> [music and singing] 19:05
>> I'm smarter than him. 19:10
>> You guys, just in case maybe a genie 19:12
will come out if we RUB THIS LAMP. 19:14
THAT THING GETS HOT. 19:18
>> YOU KNOW ROSS, just keep making your 19:20
jokes. How are you going to feel if we 19:22
actually do win? 19:23
>> Uh, you're not going to win. 19:24
>> Oh, I know. I know the odds are against 19:26
us, but somebody has to win and it could 19:28
be us. And then how you going to feel? 19:30
You know, we're going to be all like, 19:32
"Oh, everybody let's take our 19:34
helicopters up to the cave." And you're 19:35
going to And you're going to be all 19:37
like, "Oh, I can't guys. I have to meet 19:37
you up there. I got to gas up the 19:39
Hyundai." 19:41
>> [applause] 19:44
>> Okay, I've heard myself on tape and I 19:46
sound nothing like that. 19:48
>> [laughter] 19:50
>> I can see the headline now. Lottery 19:51
winner's friend filled with regret eats 19:53
own arm. 19:55
>> Why would I eat my own arm? 19:57
>> Well, you wouldn't, but we own the 19:58
paper. We can print whatever we want. 19:59
>> You know what Ross? I'm going to throw 20:02
in 50 bucks for you. 20:04
>> Why? 20:06
>> Because I know I know that you think 20:06
that the lottery is boo hockey. 20:07
>> [laughter] 20:11
>> But we're all here. We're going to watch 20:11
the numbers and have fun. 20:13
You're my brother and I want you to be a 20:15
part of this. 20:17
>> Well, you don't have to do that. I mean 20:20
I'll I'll pay for myself, but 20:21
just the fact that you want me to have 20:23
fun with you guys. That's so sweet. Come 20:25
here. 20:27
>> Get a room. 20:30
>> You sang Baby Got Back, didn't you? 20:32
>> If nothing else works, that girl is all 20:34
about the ass. 20:36
>> She sweat? Wet? Got to go on like a 20:41
turbo vet. 20:43
>> Fellas. 20:44
>> Yeah. 20:45
>> Fellas. 20:46
>> Yeah. 20:47
>> Has your girlfriend GOT THE BUTT? 20:47
>> HELL YEAH. 20:49
>> THEN SHAKE IT. 20:49
>> Shake it. 20:50
>> Shake it. 20:51
>> SHAKE IT. 20:51
>> SHAKE that nasty butt. 20:52
>> [laughter] 20:53
>> Baby got back. 20:54
>> One more time from the top. I like big 20:55
BUTTS AND I CANNOT LIE. 20:59
>> [laughter] 21:02
>> RACHEL, PLEASE. That is so 21:05
inappropriate. 21:07
>> [music] 21:10
>> Ah, isn't this nice? 21:11
So quiet. I could just lie here all day. 21:13
>> Oh, I know. 21:16
Open your drapes. Open your drapes. 21:19
>> So glad we got a joining rooms. 21:21
>> The sun IS OUT. 21:25
>> HEY, remember when I had Cornelius? 21:27
>> Okay, listen. [laughter] You go down to 21:30
the pool and reserve the chairs and I'll 21:31
get the magazines and the lotion. 21:32
>> Uh ladies, Ross the speech is IN 45 21:34
MINUTES. 21:36
>> NO! 21:37
>> [laughter] 21:38
>> WALLS ARE PRETTY THIN, GUYS. 21:40
>> [music] 21:48
>> Then we have to weigh the data from 21:48
recent MRI scans and DNA testing, 21:49
which call into question information 21:54
gathered from years of simple carbon 21:56
dating. 21:58
>> Look at that woman sitting out by the 21:59
pool getting tan. 22:01
So leathery and wrinkled. I'M SO 22:03
JEALOUS. 22:05
>> FINALLY, FACTOR IN THE profusion of new 22:07
species recently discovered, 22:10
Gigantosaurous, 22:12
Argentinasaurus, 22:15
>> not to mention coldsaurus. 22:16
>> [laughter] 22:20
>> And that's just the herbivores. I'm not 22:21
even going to discuss the carnivores. 22:24
Their heads are already too big, which 22:25
is ironic considering their stunted 22:28
cerebral development. 22:30
>> [laughter] 22:31
>> REALLY? 22:36
>> [laughter] 22:37
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[中文]
嘿。
我已经收拾好行李,准备出发了。
>> 哦。
>> 没错。爸爸和乔伊叔叔今天
要去旅行。我们要去巴巴多斯参加
会议。
>> 对吧?
>> 嗯。
>> 你能说巴巴多斯吗?
>> 巴巴多斯。
>> [笑声]
>> 嘿。
我必须说,这对我来说意义重大
你们大老远跑到
那里来听我演讲。
哦,我有一个惊喜。
我必须幕后操纵,但我
能够让每个人都获得
整个会议的通行证。这是正确的。
>> [笑声]
>> 这些婴儿将带您参加所有
古生物学讲座和研讨会。
>> 你有什么可以让我们
摆脱它们的吗?
>> [清喉咙]
[笑声]
>> 是的,罗斯。我的意思是,我们很高兴
听到演讲,但剩下的
时间我们想做,你
知道,岛上的事情。
>> 我想大卫可能想听
一些讲座。
>> 哦,对了。因为他是一名科学家。
>> 不,不。嗯,因为,你知道,他
已经在明斯克呆了 8 年了。如果他
受到太多阳光直射,他就会
死亡。
>> 好吧,[笑声]我们最好走了。是的?嗯,
,我们明天见。
>> 好吧。我们开始做吧。与查理一起乘坐 5 小时的
航班。喝几杯。
盖上毯子,做
自然的事情。
>> 这是一条毯子,乔,而不是
隐形斗篷。
>> 但他已经下令了,我想
开始庆祝并举杯。
致菲比。
她的袜子掉了。
>> 噢。
>> 什么?
>> [笑声]
>> 不,艾玛的袜子掉了。妈妈来了吗?我今天
想和她一起吃午饭。她
告诉我她出城了。
>> 罗斯,她还没注意到
婴儿袜在地上。
>> 这是一个很好的祝酒词。
>> [笑声]
>> 妈妈,你能引起她的注意吗?
>> 哦,什么?
>> 妈妈。
>> [笑声]
>> 噢,看在上帝的份上,朱迪,拿起
袜子!拿起袜子!
拿起袜子!
抱歉,这样很粗鲁吗?
>> 呃,再见。
>> 再见,亲爱的。
>> 乔,怎么了?
>> 你的离开让我很生气。
只不过是一个大离职者。
带着一个愚蠢的手提箱的大离开者。
>> [笑声]
>> 你是否有可能试图挑衅
,让这一切变得更容易?
>> 哦,你看透我了吗?
>> [笑声]
[鼓掌]
>> 嘿,好吧,
再见,妈妈。
再见,罗斯。雷切尔。
再见,艾玛。
>> 好的,再见。
祝你旅途愉快。
好的。
>> 马尔科姆。
嘿,我可以借一下保时捷吗?
>> 好的。
>> 我会毁掉它。
>> 但是,呃,
这不是什么?
>> 招待女性朋友的地方。
>> 还有什么不是?
>> 吃意大利面的地方。
>> 非常好。
>> 谢谢。
>> 你需要它做什么?
>> 哦,好吧,呃强力球彩票已经
达到 3 亿,而且他们在纽约不卖
彩票,所以。
>> 哦,那么您要开车去康涅狄格州?
>> 是的,康涅狄格州,不是西弗吉尼亚州。
>> [笑声]
>> 嘿,也许我会开车送你去那里。我
想自己买一些票。是的,
如果钱德勒没有得到报酬,我们真的可以
使用 3 亿美元。
>> 是的,因为如果我在原来的工作岗位,
我们会说,“3 亿?不,谢谢。”
>> 嘿,你也能给我买票吗?
>> 是的,我也是。
>> 当然。
>> 哦,我有一个主意。为什么我们不
都投入50美元,我们将把我们的钱
集中在一起,然后如果我们赢了,我们将
平分它。
>> 噢,这是个好主意。
>> 不,谢谢。
>> 您不想中彩票吗?
>> 嗯,我当然知道。我也想成为国王
我自己的国家,看看
发生在阿米莉亚埃尔哈特身上。
>> [笑声]
>> 还在看阿米莉亚·埃尔哈特吗?
>> 那个女人就这样消失了。
>> Susie、Ross,你们不想参与其中吗?
>> 不。你知道
中彩票的几率是多少吗?我的意思是,您被
闪电击中 42 次的几率更高
>> 是的,但我们有六个人,所以我们只需
被闪电击中七次
次。
>> 我喜欢这些赔率。
>> [笑声]
>> 说真的,你们这些家伙,我不敢相信
你们会花250美元
买彩票。我的意思是,这真是一群
的嘘声曲棍球。
>> 我会问。
>> [笑声]
>> 曲棍球?
>> 哦,哦,我们认为艾玛即将开始
说话,所以我们要小心
我们在她面前使用的词语。
>> 是的,所以准备好听到很多呃
嘘曲棍球,天哪,还有兄弟
皱眉。
>> 你怎么知道她要开始
说话?
>> 嗯,当我和她说话时,我几乎感觉
她明白我在说什么。
>> 有点像乔伊。
>> 现在是什么情况?
>> 乔伊正在屋顶举办一场秘密的《我们的
生活》派对,他派
你们去看戏,目的是除掉你们。
>> 什么?
>> 等等,发生了什么事?
>> 乔伊正在屋顶举办一场秘密的 Days of Our
Lives 派对。而且他
不想让你们知道这件事,
但我来这里是为了告诉你们。
>> [笑声]
>> 我以为你来是说你病了。
>> 好吧,教授还是侦探?
>> [笑声]
>> 乔伊正在举办派对,而他
不会邀请我们?
>> 是的,他每年都会这样做。这就是为什么
他要送你去看戏。这就是为什么
他送我们去那家中世纪餐厅
和那个纽扣工厂,还有
那个可怕的博物馆之旅?
>> 不,是我安排的。
嘿,大家好,我要睡觉了。玩得开心。
>> [笑声]
>> 我知道你的派对,乔伊。
>> 什么派对?
>> 游戏结束。脱掉你的长袍。
>> 好吧,我是说
>> 不!
>> [笑声]
>> 很高兴见到你。
>> 你不会相信这一点。我
刚刚向艾玛道晚安,她
说了第一句话。
>> 什么?
她说什么?
>> 她说“gleeba”。
>> [笑声]
>> 让我富有。
这不是很神奇吗?
>> 哦,是的,不不不,那太好了。
>> 什么?你为什么不更兴奋一点呢?
>> 呃 Rachel,
gleeba 不是一个词。
>> 嗯,当然是。
>> 好吧,呃,这是什么意思?
>> 好吧,
我不认识所有单词。
>> 好吧,我只是很高兴我没有
错过我女儿的第一句话。
>> 嗯,是的,你做到了。格利巴是一个词。
>> 好的,在句子中使用它。
>> 好吧,
呃艾玛刚刚说了 gleeba。
>> [鼓掌]
>> 这不是一个词。
>> 哦,好吧好吧,好吧。我要
查找一下。
>> 哦哦,好的,太棒了。你知道吗?当
你正在做这件事时,
前几天她又说了一句话。你不会吗?你不会抬头看看
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧。好吧好吧,格利巴。格利巴
格利巴格利巴。
哦,就是这里。某种真菌的肉质孢子
内部物质。
>> [笑声]
>> 她将成为一名科学家。
>> 我想说的是,我不认为
乔伊和查理有任何
共同点。
>> 我不知道。他们似乎对彼此的扁桃体有着共同的
兴趣。
>> 哇,乔伊和教授。你能
想象如果他们有孩子吗?如果
孩子们拥有她的智力和乔伊的原始
性吸引力,那些书呆子就会
上床。
好吧。那么,Ross,你对
这一切都满意吗?我的意思是
>> 不,这没什么大不了的。我的意思是,我只是
遇见了她。我没问题。
呃,天哪,我忘了她有多性感。
>> [笑声]
>> 我要去买更多咖啡。
>> 嘿。
哦,你知道,我会跟你一起去的。
>> 好的。
>> 那么,教授,是吗?
>> 是的,她很酷而且很聪明。
她的心思非常尖刻。
但她不是这样的。
>> [笑声]
>> 我觉得我欠你一个解释。
我通常不会在聚会上亲吻
个男人。
我呃
嗯,我有点尴尬。
我真的希望你不要小看
我。
>> 不,少想你吗?不,我并不认为你比
低。我的意思是,你看到了你喜欢的人
并且你吻了他们。我的意思是,
那些喜欢某人
却不亲吻他们的人,那些
的人都是愚蠢的。我讨厌那些人。
>> 你知道,实际上,我对自己有点
感到惊讶。我的意思是,乔伊与我通常约会的人有很大不同
我的意思是,他们都是教授,
知识分子,大部分是古生物学家。
你知道,非常理智。
>> 类型。
嘿,如果我们想在
工作前吃点东西,我们最好尖刻一点。
不?
我已经接近了吗?
我们终于找到了保姆。这是莫莉。
莫莉、钱德勒、乔伊。
>>嗨。
>>嗨。
>> 哦,有人有点挑剔了。
>> 你说得对,我就是。我已经
等待 cookie 7 分钟了。
>> 好的。
>> 你知道吗?我要带
她出去。
>> 不,你留下来。我会做的。
>> 好的。
>> 很高兴认识你们。
>> 是的,你也是。你也是。
>> 嗯嗯。
>> 哦,哇。莫莉太棒了。
>> 嗯,是的。太棒了,热辣的保姆。
>> 什么?你真的认为她很性感吗?
>> 你在开玩笑吗?如果我没有结婚,
她现在就会拒绝我。
>> [笑声]
>> 乔伊?
>> 你觉得她怎么样?
>> 我是唯一一个不认为
她很性感的人吗,罗斯?
>> 我的意思是
我的意思是她不是没有吸引力,但是
很性感,是吧?
>> 谢谢。
>> 现在瑞秋走了,太热了。昨晚我自己
哭着入睡。
>> [掌声]
>> 他跳上雪橇,向他的团队
吹了一声口哨,然后他们都像蓟花一样
飞走了。但我听到
他在开车离开视线之前喊道,
“祝大家圣诞快乐,祝大家
晚安。”
>> [笑声]
>> 哇。
太棒了。
>> 嗯。
>> 这真的是你写的吗?
>> [笑声]
>> 嗯嗯。
>> 说再见,精灵们。我要去塔尔萨了
>> 我不敢相信你不会
来这里过圣诞节。
>> 你真的不回来了吗?
>> 是的,我们有
需要在
年年底之前提交的所有文件。如果我没有完成它,我就会被
解雇。
>> 这太不公平了。你甚至不喜欢你的
工作。
>> 那么,谁呢?
>> 哦,我喜欢我的工作。我迫不及待地想
回去工作。
>> 获得足够的恐龙。
>> [笑声]
>> 很抱歉我不会在这里。
>> 在
这一周见不到你已经够难受的了,但在圣诞节
,这就是你必须做的事情,我
明白。
>> 谢谢。
元旦见。
>> 你不打算在
除夕夜来这里吗?
>> 我没有提到吗?
>> 否。
>> 祝大家晚安。
>> 钱德勒·宾。
>> 嗨亲爱的,我们都在这里。我们只是想
祝您圣诞快乐。
>> 圣诞快乐。
>> [笑声]
>> 噢,圣诞快乐。我想念你们。
>> 可怕吗?每个人都在努力工作
吗?
>> 呃,不。只有我和温迪。
>> 温迪?这听起来像一个女孩的名字。
>> 是的。我没有告诉过你关于她的事吗?
>> 嗯。嗯。关于你告诉我的时间
关于除夕夜。
其他人都在哪里?
>> 我送他们回家了。
>> 哇,你真是个好老板。她
漂亮吗?
>> [笑声]
>> 呃呃回答得更快。回答更快。
我不知道。回答得更好。更好地回答
>> [笑声]
>> 我不那样想她,你知道的。
我的意思是,她是一位呃她是一位同事。
>> 她在那里做什么?
>> 哦,她是地区副总裁。她的位置是
,就在我下面。
>> 她做了什么?
>> [笑声]
>> 在我下面。
哦,等等。温迪是
俄克拉荷马州小姐亚军吗?
>> 什么?
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧,她没有赢。
>> 好吧。好吧,也许我应该让你
俄克拉荷马州第二漂亮的女孩回去工作。
>> 嗯,那年第二漂亮的。我
的意思是,在俄克拉荷马州的所有女孩中,
她可能是
>> 哦,钱德勒,别说话了。
>> [笑声]
>> 亲爱的,
真的没什么好担心的。
>> 好的。
>> 我是认真的。
>> 好的。
>> 圣诞快乐。
>> 圣诞快乐。
>> 圣诞快乐,你们。
>> 是的,因为我是一个坏人。巴拉,巴拉,
巴拉,巴拉,巴拉,巴拉,巴拉,巴拉,
巴拉,巴拉,巴拉。
>> [笑声]
[哼哼]
>> 妻子打招呼。
>> 啊,有趣的谈话。
>> 哦,好吧,她刚刚有了一个奇怪的想法
,呃,你知道,仅仅因为你和我
独自一人,就会有事情
发生。
>> 啊?真的吗?
呵呵。
会那么可怕吗?
>>
担心这可能是错误的事情,
你在我唯一的领带上沾上了火腿。
>> 嘿。
>> 天啊。
>> 嘿。
>> 天啊
>> 嘿。
看看那个。这是圣诞节的奇迹。
>> [笑声]
>> 你在这儿做什么?
>> 我想和你在一起。
我非常想念你。
>> 嘿嘿,呃你最想念谁?
>> 莫妮卡。
>> 明白了。
>> [笑声]
>> 我再也不想离开你了。
>> 但我想如果你离开,
就会被解雇。
>> 结果他们不能解雇我
,因为我辞职了。
>> 什么?
>> 什么?你你真的辞职了?
>> 是的。这是一份愚蠢的工作,我无法
忍受离开你。为什么我应该成为
唯一一个无法做
他真正想做的事情的人?
>> 那么,你到底想做什么?
>> 我还没有想清楚这一点。
>> [笑声]
>> 天哪。
>> 我知道。我应该先和你谈谈
>> 不,我认为这就是您想要
执行的操作。我认为这很棒。
>> 谢谢。
>> 钱德勒,
你在这里是我能想象到的最好的圣诞
礼物。
>> 噢。
>> 现在,也给我我真正的礼物。
>> 生日快乐
哦,稍后见。
>> 嘿,瑞秋,
有人给你买了鞋子。哦,给我。
>> 哇。
>> 天啊
>> [尖叫]
>> 天啊。
>> 哦,
这些是我的老鼠宝宝。
>> [笑声]
>> 是的。
我们现在有老鼠宝宝了。
>> 哦,你带老鼠
来参加我的生日聚会?
>> 所以,这就是中风的感觉。
>> [笑声]
>> 我必须把它们带来。我们杀了他们的
母亲。他们现在是我们的责任。
>> 你知道,他们需要持续的照顾。
你应该知道这一点,雷切尔。你是一位
母亲。
>> 你把我女儿比作老鼠吗?
>> 不,七只老鼠。
>> [笑声]
>> 我想我们应该把它们带回家。我们
需要喂养它们。
>> 什么?什么?你要离开我的
队伍去照顾一箱老鼠吗?
>> 抱歉,Rachel,但我不像你,
好吗?不是每个人都能负担得起帮助。
>> [笑声]
>> 哦,嘿。感谢上帝,你们都在这里。
>> 发生了什么事?
>> 这里一切都是颠倒的。下雨了
整天没人看电视,而
罗斯很有名。
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧,我不想惊动
任何人,
但是莫妮卡的头发比我们着陆时
大两倍。
>> [笑声]
>> 好吧,当我去
湿度高的地方时,它会变得有点额外,
好吗?
>> [笑声]
>> 这就是为什么我们的蜜月照片看起来
像我和戴安娜·罗斯。
来吧,我会告诉你们去哪里
办理入住手续。
>> 哦,亲爱的,你能确保我们得到一张
特大号床吗?
>> 哦,大卫,也给我们买一份吧。哦,还有
,看看他们有没有心形的。
天花板上有镜子。
>> [笑声]
>> 并且确保我们的房间不在
他们的房间旁边。
>> 我找到了一份广告工作。
>> 哦,
亲爱的,太不可思议了。天啊,
工资怎么样?
哦,来吧,朋友们。
来吧,如果我不知道谁制作
最多,我怎么知道我最喜欢
谁呢?嗨乔伊。
>> 好吧,实际上它没有任何回报。这是
实习。哦,那太酷了。我们的 Days of Our Lives 有
名实习生。是的,所以
会是一样的,只是与
你的性行为减少了。
>> 那么,你认为
他们会让你在那里做什么?
>> 嗯,这是一个培训计划,但在
最后他们雇用了他们喜欢的人。
>> 太棒了。
>> 是的,我的意思是可能会
做一些繁重的工作,可能会
发臭,你知道,成年人给
人喝咖啡有点丢脸。
耻辱和高贵。
谢谢。
>> [笑声]
>> 你知道,如果我没有
工作,我想我在广告方面会非常
>> 罗斯,你没有想出“Got Milk”。
>> 是的,我做到了。我做到了。
我应该把它写下来。
>> 我只是想让你知道我
改变了主意。我会去做的。我是
要亲吻乔伊。
>> 不,你不能。朋友勾搭是一个
坏主意。
>> 请问,你和钱德勒呢?
>> 那是不同的。我喝醉了并且
很愚蠢。嗯,你好。
那些向您提供
电话号码的人怎么样了?什么
你为什么不亲吻其中一个呢?
>> 我可以。我可以,但我不想。我
想亲吻乔伊。
>> 好的。我认为这是一个很大的错误,
,但这是你的决定。
>> 我要做。
>> 我无法阻止你。号
>> [音乐和歌唱]
[音乐]
>> 嘿,瑞秋,你在什么地方见过查理
吗?
>> [音乐和唱歌]
>> 我比他聪明。
>> 你们,以防万一,如果我们擦这盏灯,也许会有一个精灵
出来。
那东西变热了。
>> 你认识罗斯,继续开你的
笑话吧。如果我们
真的赢了,你会有什么感觉?
>> 呃,你不会赢的。
>> 哦,我知道。我知道
我们的胜算不大,但必须有人获胜,而这个人可能是
我们。然后你会有什么感觉?
你知道,我们都会说,
“哦,大家让我们乘坐
直升机前往洞穴。”你会
就像,“哦,我不能,伙计们。我必须在那里见到
你们。我必须给
现代汽车加油。”
>> [掌声]
>> 好吧,我在录音带上听到过自己的声音,但我
听起来一点也不像。
>> [笑声]
>> 我现在可以看到标题了。彩票
中奖者的朋友充满遗憾地吃掉了
自己的手臂。
>> 为什么我要吃自己的手臂?
>> 好吧,你不会,但我们拥有
论文。我们可以打印任何我们想要的东西。
>> 你知道罗斯是什么吗?我将为您投入
50 美元。
>> 为什么?
>> 因为我知道我知道你认为
彩票是嘘曲棍球。
>> [笑声]
>> 但我们都在这里。我们要观看
数字并享受乐趣。
你是我的兄弟,我希望你成为其中的
一部分。
>> 好吧,你不必这样做。我的意思是
我会自己付钱,但
只是因为你希望我和你们一起
玩得开心。太甜了。来这里
>> 获取房间。
>> 你唱过《宝贝回来了》,不是吗?
>> 如果没有别的办法,那个女孩就是
的屁股。
>> 她出汗了?湿的?必须像
涡轮老兵一样继续前进。
>> 伙计们。
>> 是的。
>> 伙计们。
>> 是的。
>> 你的女朋友有屁股吗?
>> 天哪,是的。
>> 然后摇匀。
>> 摇一摇。
>> 摇一摇。
>> 摇一摇。
>> 摇晃那个讨厌的屁股。
>> [笑声]
>> 宝贝回来了。
>> 从顶部再看一遍。我喜欢
大屁股,而且我不能说谎。
>> [笑声]
>> 瑞秋,拜托。这太
不合适了。
>> [音乐]
>> 啊,这不是很好吗?
好安静。我可以整天躺在这里。
>> 哦,我知道。
打开窗帘。打开你的窗帘。
>> 很高兴我们有一间相连的房间。
>> 太阳出来了。
>> 嘿,还记得我有科尼利厄斯的时候吗?
>> 好的,听着。 [笑声] 你去
游泳池预订椅子,我会
拿杂志和乳液。
>> 呃女士们,罗斯,演讲时间为 45
分钟。
>> 不!
>> [笑声]
>> 墙很薄,伙计们。
>> [音乐]
>> 然后我们必须权衡
最近的MRI扫描和DNA测试的数据,
这对从多年的简单碳
提出了质疑。
年代测定中收集的信息
>> 看看那个坐在
泳池边晒黑的女人。
如此皮革般且有皱纹。我太
嫉妒了。
>> 最后,考虑最近发现的大量新
物种,
巨龙、
阿根廷龙、
>> 更不用说冷龙了。
>> [笑声]
>> 这只是食草动物。我什至不
讨论食肉动物。
他们的头已经太大了,考虑到他们
很讽刺。
大脑发育不良,这
>> [笑声]
>> 真的吗?
>> [笑声]
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

conference

/ˈkɒnfərəns/

B2
  • noun
  • - 会议

paleontology

/ˌpæliɒnˈtɒlədʒi/

C2
  • noun
  • - 古生物学

lectures

/ˈlɛktʃərz/

B2
  • noun
  • - 讲座

scientist

/ˈsaɪəntɪst/

A2
  • noun
  • - 科学家

invisibility

/ˌɪnvɪzəˈbɪləti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 隐形

celebration

/ˌsɛlɪˈbreɪʃn/

B1
  • noun
  • - 庆祝

lottery

/ˈlɒtəri/

B2
  • noun
  • - 彩票

vanished

/ˈvænɪʃt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 消失

lightning

/ˈlaɪtnɪŋ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 闪电

medieval

/ˌmɛdiˈiːvl/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 中世纪的

intelligence

/ɪnˈtɛlɪdʒəns/

B2
  • noun
  • - 智力

magnetism

/ˈmæɡnətɪzəm/

C1
  • noun
  • - 吸引力

acrimonious

/ˌækrɪˈmoʊniəs/

C2
  • adjective
  • - 尖刻的

embarrassed

/ɪmˈbærəst/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 尴尬的

intellectuals

/ˌɪntəˈlɛktʃuəlz/

C1
  • noun
  • - 知识分子

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重点语法结构

  • I'm all packed and ready to go.

    ➔ 被动语态形容词短语

    ➔ “be + 过去分词”结构描述动作完成后的主语状态。

  • I had to pull some strings, but I was able to get everyone passes.

    ➔ 过去义务与能力

    ➔ “Had to”表示过去的必要性,而“was able to”表示成功完成了某事。

  • If he gets too much direct sunlight, he'll die.

    ➔ 第一类条件句

    ➔ 用于描述真实或可能的未来情况。

  • I'm mad at you for leaving.

    ➔ 介词 + 动名词

    ➔ 动名词用作名词,置于介词后以说明原因或理由。

  • Do you know what your odds are of winning the lottery?

    ➔ 间接疑问句

    ➔ 在嵌入问题的从句中,主语置于动词之前。

  • I'm just glad I didn't miss my daughter's first word.

    ➔ 形容词补足语从句

    ➔ 形容词后可接从句(此处省略that),用以提供情感的背景说明。

  • If I didn't have a job, I would have been really good in advertising.

    ➔ 混合条件句

    ➔ 描述过去的一种假设情况。

  • He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle.

    ➔ 倒装句(用于诗意或强调)

    ➔ 改变常规语序以强调动作或创造特定的文学节奏。

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