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新视野大学英语第三版第二册课文语法讲解_Unit4(总11页)
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Collegesweethearts
1Ismileatmytwolovelydaughtersandtheyseemsomuchmorematurethan
we,theirparents,whenwewerecolegesweethearts.Linda,who's21,hada
boyfriendinherfreshmanyearshethoughtshewouldmarry,butthey'renot
togetheranymore.Melissa,who's19,hasn'thadasteadyboyfriendyet.My
daughterswonderwhentheywilmeet"TheOne",theirgreatlove.Theythink
theirfatherandIhadaclassicfairy-taleromanceheadingformarriagefrom
theoutset.Perhaps,they'rerightbutitdidn'tseemsoatthetime.Inaway,
lovejusthappenswhenyouleastexpectit.Whowouldhavethought
thatButchandIwouldendupgettingmarriedtoeachotherHebecamemy
boyfriendbecauseofmyshalowagenda:
Iwantedacuteboyfriend!
2Wemetthroughmycolegeroommateattheuniversitycafeteria.Thatfateful
night,Iwasmerelycurious,butforhimIthinkitwasloveatfirstsight."You
havebeautifuleyes",hesaidashegazedatmyface.Hekeptstaringatmeal
nightlong.Irealywasn'tthatinterestedfortworeasons.First,helookedlike
hewasarealywildboy,maybeevendangerous.Second,althoughhewas
verycute,heseemedalittleweird.
3Ridingonhisbicycle,he'dridepastmydormasif"byaccident"andpretend
tobesurprisedtoseeme.Ilikedtheattentionbutwascautiousabouthis
wild,dynamicpersonality.Hehadacharmingwaywithwordswhich
wouldcharmanygirl.FearcameovermewhenIstartedtofalinlove.His
exciting"badboyimage"wasjusttootemptingtoresist.Whatwasitthat
attractedmeIalwayshadanexcelentreputation.Myconcentrationwas
solelyonmystudiestogetsuperiorgrades.ButforwhatColegeissupposed
tobeatimeofgreatlearningandalsosomefun.Ihadnearlyachievedagreat
education,andgraduationwasjustonesemesteraway.ButIhadn'thadany
fun;mylifewasstalewithnocomponentoffun!
Ineededaboyfriend.Notjust
anyboyfriend.Hehadtobecute.Mygoalthatsemesterbecame:
BeambitiousandgrabthecutestboyfriendIcanfind.
4Iworriedwhathe'dthinkofme.True,welivedinatimewhenadramaticshift
insexualattitudeswastakingplace,butIwasatraditionalgirlwhowasn't
readyforthenewwaysthatseemedcommononcampus.Butch
lookedsuperb!
Iwasnotimmunetohispersonality,butIwasscared.The
nightwhenheannouncedtotheworldthatIwashisgirlfriend,Iwentalong
withhim.AndthenIsuddenlythought:
"Ohmygosh!
AmIhisgirlfriendHow
didthathappen"Thenhewhisperedsweetwordsinmyearandsaid,"I'm
goingtomarryyouonedayandIwilbealawyer.Youwilsee."
5Iwaslaughinginsideandsaidtomyself,"I'dnevermarrythisguy.He'sa
rebelwithoutagoodfuture.He'smyboyfriendbecauseIhatemyboring
studentlife.Ijustwanttohavefun."
*6Sureenough,thefolowingmonth,Ifoundouthehadfailedalhis
courses.Consequently,hewasgoingtobeexpeledfromtheuniversity.To
mydisgust,heseemedresignedtohisfate.Iknewtherewashope,soIled
himtothecolegesecretaryforreconsideration.
*7"YouaregoingtograduatewithaBAinpoliticalscience
fromUPennandproceedtotheColegeofLaw,"Itoldhim,lodginganappeal
onhisbehalf,whichwasapproved.Butchwasgrantedreconsideration.And,
oncewebecamesteadies,hecoordinatedhisstudiesandsociallife,passing
alofhisclasses.Heeventualystudiedlaw.
8DespiteButch'ssomewhatwildcharacter,athiscore,heisalwaysaperfect
gentlemananddeservesalotofcreditforthat.True,he'dsometimestake
thelibertyofdisplayinghislovebyplantingakissonmylipsrightinfrontofmy
astonishedfriendswhowatchedanddisapproved.Butthetruthiswehada
pureandresponsiblerelationshipforsevenfulyears.Sittingbythepalmtrees,
handinhand,wewouldlistentoromanticsongs,watchthesunset,
andweavedreamsofbeingtogetherwithchildrenofourown,forever.
9Twoyearspassedinablur.Oneday,Butchtookmebysurpriseas
hekneltdownandproposedmarriageholdingadozenredroses!
Filedwith
deepemotion,Iconfessedmyloveforhim,"Howroooomaaaantic!
!
"Thenmy
brainwokeupfromfantasyland.Icriedout,"Goodheavens.No!
We'retoo
youngtotietheknot.Wehaven'tevengraduatedfromcolegeyet!
"Irealy
lovedhimbutwaspessimisticaboutourchancesforsuccess.
10Wemarriedfiveyearslater.
11Ourfaithfuljourneyofloveandlearningtookusdownrockyroadsof
hardshipandonsmootheasy-goinghighways.Itisalong,romantic,
sometimescrazy,lovestorythatsumsupa29-yearlonghoneymoontogether
*asacouplewhoarestilmadlyinlovewitheachother.Our
lovecommencedwithacasualattractionbutbloomedintoamatureloveand
richlife.
LanguagePoints:
1Ismileatmytwolovelydaughtersandtheyseemsomuchmorematurethanwe,
theirparents,whenwewerecollegesweethearts.(Para.1)
Meaningbeyondwords:
Marriedtohercolegesweetheart,theauthornowishappywith
herfamilyandtwogrowndaughters.
Note:
Collegesweetheartsrefertosomeonewithwhomoneisinloveandbywhomone
islovedatcolege;sweetheartisequivalenttolover,darling,beloved,ordear.For
example:
*Weldone,sweetheart,weareallsoproudofyou.做得好,宝贝,我们以你为荣。
*Myhusbandisthegreatestguyintheworld;hewasmycolegesweetheart.我丈夫是世
界上最棒的,大学时他就是我的恋人。
HetriestolocatehisformersweetheartMelinafromwhomhehasheardnothingforavery
*longtime.他在努力寻找他以前的恋人梅利娜,他已经很久没有她的消息了。
2Linda,who’s21,hadaboyfriendinherfreshmanyearshethoughtshewould
marry,butthey’renottogetheranymore.Melissa,who’s19,hasn’thadasteady
boyfriendyet.Mydaughterswonderwhentheywillmeet“TheOne”,theirgreat
love.(Para.1)
Meaningbeyondwords:
Hertwodaughtersareattheageofjustdating,buttheyseem
tobeverymaturewonderingwhentheywillmeettheirtruelove.
3TheythinktheirfatherandIhadaclassicfairytaleromanceheadingformarriage
fromtheoutset.(Para.1)
Meaningbeyondwords:
Herdaughtersconsidertheirparents’marriageatypical
conventionalromancebecausetheythinkitaimedatmarriagefromtheverybeginning.
Usagenote:
classic,classical
1classic用作形容词表示“经典的;精彩的;一流的”。
例如:
*DeathontheNileisoneoftheclassicworksofAgathaChristie.《尼罗河上的惨案》是阿
加莎克里斯蒂的经典作品之一。
*口语中也会用到classic这个词。
当你看到一场精彩的演出时,就可以说“That’sclassic!
”来
表达赞美。
classic用作形容词也表示“典型的;标准的”。
例如:
*Londonistheclassicexampleofthescatteredcity.伦敦是标准分散型的城市。
*ThisstatementwasaclassicilustrationofBritishpoliteness.这项陈述是对英国礼貌的一
个典型说明。
classic也可用作名词,表示“文学名着;经典作品;杰作”。
例如:
*WehavealthestandardclassicsofHayaoMiyazakiathome.我们家有宫崎骏的所有的
经典作品。
2classical不能用作名词,只能用作形容词,表示“古典的;经典的”。
例如:
*Ispendalotoftimereadingandlisteningtoclassicalmusic.我花了很多时间阅读和聆听
古典音乐。
*ClassicalmusicismusicwrittenbycomposerssuchasMozartandBeethoven.像莫扎特
和贝多芬所创作的音乐称为古典音乐。
*莫扎特和贝多芬所创作的音乐属于古典音乐(classicalmusic),但这些古典音乐经久不衰,
有永久的意义和价值,所以这些音乐也可称为经典的音乐(classicmusic)。
反之,在前面
有一例中说可口可乐瓶子的设计是精彩的,一流的,所以是经典(classic)之作,但很明显
可口可乐瓶子的设计不是古典的(classical)设计。
所以,经典的(classic)作品不一定
就是古典的(classical)作品。
Note:
Classicfairy-taleromanceisusedtodescribearomanceblessedwithunusual
happiness.Colloquially,afairytalecanalsorefertoanystoryextremelyunlikelytobe
true.
4Perhaps,they’rerightbutitdidn’tseemsoatthetime.(Para.1)
Meaning:
Mydaughters’perceptionmayberight,yetourromancebackthenwasactually
notlikewhattheyhaveassumed.
5Inaway,lovejusthappenswhenyouleastexpectit.Whowouldhavethought
thatButchandIwouldendupgettingmarriedtoeachotherHebecamemy
boyfriendbecauseofmyshallowagenda:
Iwantedacuteboyfriend!
(Para.1)
Meaning:
Lovecomesyourwaywhenyoudon’trealyexpectit.Noonethoughtthat
ButchandIwouldfinallygetmarried.HebecamemyboyfriendsimplybecauseIwould
liketofulfilmyshallowwish:
tohaveanattractiveboyfriendincolege.
Meaningbeyondwords:
Hereisthesuspenseofthestory–theauthorgivesabroad
hintthatshewiltellushowsheandherhusbandgotmarriedatlast.
6Wemetthroughmycollegeroommateattheuniversitycafeteria.Thatfateful
night,Iwasmerelycurious,butforhimIthinkitwasloveatfirstsight.(Para.2)
Meaning:
Attheschooldininghalthatimportantnight,wewereintroducedtoeachother
throughmyroommate.ImetButchjustoutofcuriosity,butheseemedtofalinlovewith
meassoonashesawme.
7“Youhavebeautifuleyes,”hesaidashegazedatmyface.(Para.2)
Meaningbeyondwords:
TheauthorwasobviouslyattractivetoButchsincehetriedto
pleaseherbypraisinghereyes.
8Hekeptstaringatmeallnightlong.(Para.2)
Note:
Bothgazeatandstareatmean“lookingatsomethingfixedlyforalongtime
becauseofbeingattracted,surprised,orthinking,etc.”.Stareatusuallyhastheadditional
meaningof“witheyeswidelyopen”.Also,itusuallyimplies“withgreatattention”;gaze
atusuallyimplies“inadreamyandunawarestateofmind”.
9Ireallywasn’tthatinterestedfortworeasons.First,helookedlikehewasareally
wildboy,maybeevendangerous.Second,althoughhewasverycute,heseemeda
littleweird.(Para.2)
Meaningbeyondwords:
Shewasn’tinterestedinhimbecauseshegottheimpression
thathewaswildandstrange,whichilustratesthatshedidn’tknowmuchabouthimatthe
beginning.Therefore,it’snottruethattheirromancewasheadingformarriagefromthe
start.
10Ridingonhisbicycle,he’dridepastmydormasif“byaccident”andpretendto
besurprisedtoseeme.Ilikedtheattentionbutwascautiousabouthiswild,
dynami