高中英语新译林版选择性必修四U1课文翻译和词汇汇总.doc
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1、高中英语选必四U1课文翻译和词汇一、课文翻译ReadingAfter twenty years二十年后The policemanon the beatwalked along the street as he always did. It wasbarelyten oclock at night. When he had walked about halfway around a certain block, the policeman suddenly slowed down. In the doorway of a store stood a man,with an unlit cigar
2、 in his mouth. As the policeman walked up to him the man spoke up quickly.巡逻的警察像往常一样沿着街道走着。还不到晚上十点。当他走过一个街区大约一半的时候,警察突然放慢了速度。在一家商店的门口站着一个男人,嘴里叼着一支未点燃的雪茄。当警察走近他时,那人很快地大声说起了话。“Its all right, officer, he said.4tIm just waiting for a friend. Itsan appointment made twenty years ago. There used to be a re
3、staurant where this store stands- BigJoe Bradys restaurant.“没事的,警官,”他说。“我只是在等一个朋友。这是一个二十年前做的约定。这家商店所在的地方以前有一家餐馆,大乔布雷迪,餐馆。”It was here until five years ago, said the policeman.uIt wastorn downthen.“五年前它还在这里,”警察说。“后来它被拆除了。”The man in the doorwaystruck a matchand lit his cigar.The light showed a pale f
4、ace,with keen eyes, a square jaw and a little white scar near his right eyebrow.Hisscarfpinwas a largediamond, oddly set.站在门口的人划了一根火柴,点燃了雪茄。灯光显得苍白他的脸,一双敏锐的眼睛,一个方下巴,右眉毛附近有一条白色的小伤疤。他的领巾别针是一颗大钻石,镶嵌得很奇怪。Twenty years ago tonight, said the man,Idined here with Jimmy Wells, my best friend.He and I were jus
5、t like two brothers. I was eighteen and Jimmy was twenty.The next morning I was to leave New York and travel to the West tomake my fortune. Well,we agreed that night that we would meet here again exactly twenty years from that date and time, no matter what our conditions might be or from what distan
6、ce we might have to come. We figured that in twenty years each of us ought to have built a life and made our fortunes?20年前的今晚,”那人说,“我和我最好的朋友吉米威尔斯在这里吃过饭。他 和我就像两兄弟。当时我18岁,吉米20岁。第二天早上,我就要离开纽约, 到西部去发家致富。那天晚上,我们约定二十年后在这里再见面,不管我们的 情况如何,也不管我们要走多远。我们觉得在二十年里,我们彼此都应建立起 自己的生活并发财。”It sounds pretty interesting,
7、said the policeman. Rather a long time between meetings, though. Havent you heard from your friend since you left?听起来很有趣,警察说。不过,两次见面之间的间隔时间相当长。你离开后 就没有收到你朋友的来信吗?Well, we kept in touch for a year or two, and then welost contact. But I know Jimmy will meet me here if hes alive, for he always was the t
8、ruest and mostreliablefellow in the world. Hell never forget. I came a thousand miles to stand in this doorway tonight, and itsworthwhileif my old partnerturns up.“嗯,我们保持了一两年的联系,然后就失去了联系。但我知道,如果吉米还活 着,他会来这里见我的,因为他一直是世界上最真诚、最可靠的人。他永远不 会忘记。今晚,我从千里之外来到这里,站在这个门口,如果我的老搭档出现了,这是值得的。”The waiting man pulled
9、out a handsome watch,set with small diamonds. It was three minutes to ten.那个等着的男人拿出一块镶嵌着小钻石的漂亮手表。现在是十点差三分。Til be on my way, said the policeman. Hope your friend turns up.“我马上就来,”警察说。“希望你的朋友会出现。”Til give him half an hour at least. Bye, officer.“我至少给他半个小时。再见,长官。The man who had come a thousand miles to
10、keep an appointmentwith the friend of his youthsmoked his cigarand waited. About twenty minutes later, a tall manin a long overcoat, with collar turned up to his ears, hurried toward him.这个人从千里之外赶来,是为了和年轻时的朋友约会,他一边抽着雪茄,一边等待着。大约二十分钟后,一个身穿长大衣、衣领翘到耳朵的高个子男人匆匆向他走来。Is that you, Bob? he asked, doubtfully.“
11、是你吗,鲍勃?”他疑惑地问。“Is that you, Jimmy Wells? shouted the man in the doorway.“是你吗,吉米威尔斯?”门口的人喊道。Bless my heart!,cried the new arrival. Well, well, well! Twenty years is a long time! How has the West treated you, old man?“上帝保佑我的心!新来的叫道。“好,好,好!二十年是一段很长的时间!老伙计,西部对你怎么样?It has given me everything I asked it f
12、or. Youve changed lots, Jimmy. I never thought you weretall by two or three inches.“它给了我想要的一切。你变了很多,吉米。我从没想过你会长髙两三英寸。Oh, I grew a bit after I was twenty. Come on, Bob; well go to a place I know and have a good long talk about old times.,“哦,我二十岁以后长高了一点。来吧,鲍勃;我们要去一个我知道的地方,好好 谈谈过去的时光。”The two men walke
13、d up the street,arm in arm. The man from the West was beginning tooutline the history of his career. At the corner stood a drugstore, brilliant with electric lights. Each of them turned to stare at the others face. The man from the West stopped suddenly andreleased his arm.那两个人手挽着手走在街上。这个从西部来的人开始概述他
14、的职业生涯。街角有一家药店,灯火通明。他们每个人都转过身来盯着对方的脸。那个从西部来的人突然停下来,松开了他的手臂。As Isuspected, youre not Jimmy Wells, he said,impatiently with anger. Twenty years is a long time, but not long enough to change the shape of a mans nose.“正如我所怀疑的,你不是吉米威尔斯,他愤怒地说。“二十年是很长的一段时间,但还不足以改变一个人鼻子的形状。”“It sometimes changes a good man i
15、nto a bad one, said the tall man, taking charge of the situation.4tYouve beenunder arrestfor ten minutes, Silky* Bob. Chicago police thought you might havedropped over our way and wired us. They want to have a chat with you. Before we go to the station, heres a note for you. Its from Patrolman Wells
16、.,“它有时会把一个好人变成一个坏人,”控制局面的高个子说。“你已经被捕十分钟了,狡猾的鲍勃。芝加哥警方以为你会顺路过来然后给我们发了电报。他们想和你谈谈。在我们去车站之前,这里有张纸条给你。是巡警威尔斯写来的。”The man from the West unfolded the paper. The note was rather short.从西部来的人打开纸。这封信相当短。Bob: I was at the appointed place on time. When you struck the match to light your cigar I saw it was the fa
17、ce ofthe criminal wanted in Chicago. Anyhow I couldnt arrest you myself, so I got a plain-clothes man to do the job. JIMMY. (Adapted from 0Henrys short story of the same title)鲍勃:我准时到了约定的地点。当你划着火柴点燃雪茄时,我看到那是一张芝加 哥通缉犯的脸。无论如何,我不能亲自逮捕你,所以我找了个便衣去做这件事。 吉米。”(改编自欧亨利的同名短篇小说)Integrated skillsUnderstanding wh
18、ite lies理解善意的谎言The ugly truth丑陋的真相Happy birthday, Anne, said my grandma, handing me a brightly wrapped parcel with a big red bow. It was my birthday dinner, a special treat, and the whole family were there-my parents, grandma, grandad, aunt, uncle and nephew.“生口快乐,安妮,”奶奶说着递给我一个包装得很鲜艳的包裹,上面有一个大大的红色蝴蝶
19、结。这是我的生日晚餐,一个特别的款待,而且所有的家人都在那里我的父母,奶奶,爷爷,阿姨,叔叔和侄子。Thanks, Granny! I said, smiling. I tore the parcel open. Inside was something very bright, very pink. I held it up. Itwas the ugliest dress I had ever seen.“谢谢奶奶!”我笑着说。我把包裹撕开了。里面有个非常亮,非常粉红的东西。我举起它。这是我见过的最丑的衣服。T hope you like it, said Grandma. You loo
20、k so pretty in pink. I think this dress is perfect for you.,“我希望你喜欢,”奶奶说。“你穿粉红色很漂亮。我觉得这件衣服非常适合你。”Frankly speaking, I was disappointed but I smiled as broadly as I could.uThats so kind of you, Granny, I said, trying to sound convincing.4*Its beautiful. Thank you so much.坦率地说,我很失望,但我尽可能地笑了。“奶奶,您真是太好了。
21、”我说,试图让自己听起来更有说服力。“这是美丽的。非常感谢你。”Grandma smiled back happily at me, with deep wrinkles around her eyes. Well. I couldnt tell her the truth. Could I?奶奶开心地对我笑了笑,她的眼睛周围有深深的皱纹。嗯。我不能告诉她真相。我可以吗?A white lie that hurt me一个伤害我的善意的谎言When I gave the dress to Anne for her birthday, I saw the excitement in her ey
22、es as she tore off the wrapping paper. She paused briefly when she first saw the dress. Then her beautiful face smiled lovingly at me. She told me it was a beautiful dress. I know that the old and the young do not always share the same tastes and I was happy that she liked it. All the hours of sewin
23、g were worth it when I saw the look of joy on her face.当我把裙子送给安妮作为生日礼物时,我看到她撕掉包装纸时眼中的兴奋。她第一次看到那件衣服时,停顿了一下。然后,她美丽的脸庞充满爱意地对我笑了笑。她告诉我那是条漂亮的裙子。我知道老年人和年轻人的口味并不总是相同的,我很高兴她喜欢它。当我看到她脸上喜悦的表情时,所有的缝纫时间都是值得的。It was a few days later that I learnt the truth. I was passing Annes bedroom when I heard her talking on
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