實(shí)戰(zhàn)口語(yǔ)情景對(duì)話：Going to the Zoo 動(dòng)物園

Todd: So Meg, we are talking about animals; do you like to go to the zoo?

托德：梅格，我們來(lái)談動(dòng)物;你喜歡去動(dòng)物園嗎?

Meg: I love to go to the zoo.

梅格：我喜歡去動(dòng)物園。

Todd: Okay. So when you go to the zoo, what animals do you like to watch?

托德：好。你去動(dòng)物園的時(shí)候，喜歡看什么動(dòng)物?

Meg: I really like to watch giraffes. Giraffes are so tall and giraffes look really soft and friendly, so I wish that I could touch a giraffe someday.

梅格：我喜歡看長(zhǎng)頸鹿。長(zhǎng)頸鹿很高，而且它們看上去柔軟又友好，我希望有一天能觸摸長(zhǎng)頸鹿。

Todd: Oh, that's so true. There is a zoo near my house in California, and you can walk up some stairs and then you can feed the giraffes, and their face is the same height as your face, and they look really, really cute. Yeah, giraffes are great.

托德：哦，沒(méi)錯(cuò)。我在加州的房子附近有個(gè)動(dòng)物園，可以走上臺(tái)階去喂長(zhǎng)頸鹿，它們的臉和你的臉一樣高，它們看上去真的非?？蓯?ài)。長(zhǎng)頸鹿非常不錯(cuò)。

Meg: Giraffes are so cute. Maybe someday, I can feed the giraffes.

梅格：長(zhǎng)頸鹿很可愛(ài)。也許有一天我也能喂長(zhǎng)頸鹿。

Todd: I like how giraffes look. I love their face. And I also love camels, also because I think camels have a similar face. They look really cool.

托德：我喜歡長(zhǎng)頸鹿的樣子。我喜歡它們的臉。我也喜歡駱駝，因?yàn)槲艺J(rèn)為駱駝和長(zhǎng)頸鹿很像。它們看上去非常酷。

Meg: I don't think camels are very cute.

梅格：我認(rèn)為駱駝并不可愛(ài)。

Todd: Really?

托德：真的嗎?

Meg: Yeah. They're so hairy. Camels have so much hair that they look ugly.

梅格：對(duì)。駱駝身上的毛太多了。所以它們看上去很丑。

Todd: Oh really. I like camels. They always look cool and relaxed.

托德：哦，是嗎?我喜歡駱駝。它們看上去又酷又放松。

Meg: They do look relaxed, but I like giraffes better than camels.

梅格：它們的確看上去很放松，不過(guò)相比于駱駝，我更喜歡長(zhǎng)頸鹿。

Todd: Well, what about llamas? Llamas are kind of like camels and they're kind of like giraffes. They kind of have the same face. Do you like llamas?

托德：那美洲駝呢?美洲駝和駱駝很像，也有點(diǎn)兒像長(zhǎng)頸鹿。它們的臉都長(zhǎng)得一樣。你喜歡美洲駝嗎?

Meg: I think llamas look cute but I've heard that llamas aren't very friendly.

梅格：我認(rèn)為美洲駝看上去很可愛(ài)，不過(guò)我聽(tīng)說(shuō)美洲駝不太友好。

Todd: Really?

托德：是嗎?

Meg: Have you heard about llamas spitting at people before?

梅格：你以前聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)美洲駝會(huì)向人類吐痰嗎?

Todd: No. Actually, I think I heard camels do that but maybe llamas do it, too.

托德：沒(méi)有。我聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)駱駝會(huì)向人類吐痰，也許美洲駝也會(huì)這樣做。

Meg: Hmm, I'm not sure.

梅格：嗯，我也不太確定。

Todd: Okay. So what about other animals? What other animals do you like at the zoo?

托德：好。那其他動(dòng)物呢?你還喜歡動(dòng)物園里的哪些動(dòng)物?

Meg: I really like the zebras because zebras are black and white with stripes. So the zebra stripes are really cool, and zebras are similar to horses. So sometimes I think I could ride a zebra if I had one.

梅格：我非常喜歡斑馬，因?yàn)榘唏R有黑白條紋。斑馬的條紋非常酷，而且斑馬和馬很像。有時(shí)我會(huì)想，如果我有一匹斑馬，那我可以騎著它。

Todd: Yeah. That would be cool. Zebras do look pretty cool. Are there any other animals?

托德：嗯。那一定很酷。斑馬看上去真的很酷。你還有喜歡的動(dòng)物嗎?

Meg: Well, there's one animal that I'm afraid of, and that's a bear.

梅格：嗯，有一種我很怕的動(dòng)物，就是熊。

Todd: Yeah, bears are pretty scary.

托德：嗯，熊的確很可怕。

Meg: Bears are really scary and they're so big with huge teeth and giant claws, and I feel like a bear would eat me if I met it in person.

梅格：熊非?？膳拢宜鼈凅w型龐大，還有巨大的牙齒和爪子，我認(rèn)為，如果我遇到熊，它會(huì)吃掉我。

Todd: Actually, have you seen a bear in the wild?

托德：你有在野外地區(qū)看到過(guò)熊嗎?

Meg: No. I have never seen a bear in the wild, and I really don't want to.

梅格：沒(méi)有，我從來(lái)沒(méi)在野外看到過(guò)熊，而且我也不想看到。

Todd: Well, in California, sometimes you can see bears in the wild, small black bears. And actually, the black bears are not that dangerous.

托德：在加州，有時(shí)你會(huì)在野外看到熊，是那種小黑熊。實(shí)際上，黑熊不太危險(xiǎn)。

Meg: Really?

梅格：真的嗎?

Todd: Yeah. I mean, you need to be careful when you see a black bear in the wild, but they almost never attack anybody. So the one animal you must be afraid of though, is the mountain lion. So there are mountain lions also in California, and they are scary.

托德：對(duì)。如果在野外遇到黑熊，那你要小心，不過(guò)它們幾乎從來(lái)不襲擊任何人。有一種動(dòng)物你一定會(huì)害怕，那就是山獅。加州也有山獅，它們非?？膳?。

Meg: Hmm, so maybe I should avoid mountain lions, too.

梅格：嗯，也許我也應(yīng)該避開(kāi)山獅。

Todd: Yeah. If you walk in the wild and you see a mountain lion, maybe it's too late. You're already in trouble.

托德：對(duì)。如果你在野外行走時(shí)看到山獅，那避開(kāi)已經(jīng)太遲了。你已經(jīng)有麻煩了。

Meg: Maybe I'll just keep going to the zoo.

梅格：也許我只要去動(dòng)物園就好了。

Todd: [Laughs]

托德：(笑)