標(biāo)題：美語(yǔ)三級(jí)跳 Go English：009A 購(gòu)物: 初級(jí)課程

　　聽(tīng)力內(nèi)容：

　　Kevin準(zhǔn)備在女友生日的時(shí)候跟她出去浪漫約會(huì)，為此，他特意到商場(chǎng)，打算買(mǎi)身兒精神的衣服。

　　Professor: Winnie, I think Kevin must be a very good boyfriend. It's nice of him to buy a new suit for his girlfriend's birthday.

　　Oh come on, Professor Bowman, 如果他真是個(gè)好男友，就該把錢(qián)花在女朋友身上，而不是給自己買(mǎi)新衣服！

　　Professor: Well, that's true. Let's listen and we will see who is right!

　　Salesperson: Hello sir, can I help you find something?

　　Kevin: Yes, I'm looking for a new suit.

　　Salesperson: What is your size?

　　Kevin: I usually wear a size 42.

　　Salesperson: Alright, I'll show you the rack where we have our size 42 suits.

　　Professor: So Winnie, did you hear what size suit Kevin usually wears?

　　他一般穿42號(hào)的西裝。對(duì)了，Professor Bowman, rack是貨架的意思么？

　　Professor: That's right. If you can't find something you want "on the rack," you can ask someone at the store if they have it "in the back."

　　這么說(shuō)，那些"on the rack"的衣服是擺在店面的貨架上，讓顧客挑選，而"in the back"就是那些放在后面庫(kù)房里的衣服。

　　Salesperson: Do you see anything you like?

　　Kevin: Hmm ... I really like this black suit.

　　Salesperson: Yes, you would look great in that suit. Do you want to try it on?

　　Kevin: Sure. Where are your dressing rooms?

　　Salesperson: The dressing rooms are downstairs. I'll show you where they are.

　　Kevin看上了一套黑色的西裝，打算try it on，試穿看看。

　　Professor: Exactly. When you find something you like at a store, you can always tell the store employee, "I want to try this on."

　　這位店員很會(huì)說(shuō)話(huà)，她說(shuō)Kevin "would look great in that suit"，就是說(shuō)他穿上那套西裝一定很帥。

　　Professor: Exactly. You can also look good in a color. For example, you can say "you always look great in blue."

　　就是說(shuō)藍(lán)顏色很適合你。Kevin試穿效果如何？我們繼續(xù)聽(tīng)。

　　Kevin: Oh, this is a really great suit! It's totally my style. What do you think?

　　Salesperson: Uh... I think that suit is too tight, sir. You need one size larger.

　　Kevin: No way! I love it. Really tight suits are the European style.

　　Salesperson: Well alright ... but if you rip it when you sit down, you can't return it.

　　Hmm ... Kevin的品味好象有問(wèn)題。店員明明告訴他西裝太緊，應(yīng)該換大一號(hào)，可他卻堅(jiān)持要緊身的，還說(shuō)這是歐洲流行的風(fēng)格。

　　Professor: Right. Kevin says the suit "is totally my style." You can say something is "my style" if you think you really look good in it.

　　看來(lái)，Kevin覺(jué)得很滿(mǎn)意！ 不過(guò)店員說(shuō)，如果因?yàn)橐路o，一坐下就撕了的話(huà)，人家可不給退

　　Professor: Well, let's find out how much the suit costs.

　　Kevin: So, how much is this suit?

　　Salesperson: That one is $1,000.

　　Kevin: $1,000? Umm ... do you think it will go on sale anytime soon?

　　Salesperson: No. We only sell that suit for the full price.

　　Kevin: Well, it's very expensive. But I'm willing to sacrifice for my girlfriend so that I look really great on our date!

　　啊？我沒(méi)聽(tīng)錯(cuò)吧？Kevin說(shuō)，他豁出去了，花1000塊買(mǎi)這套西裝，就算是為女友做的"sacrifice" - 犧牲！這么一來(lái)，他還有錢(qián)給女友買(mǎi)生日禮物嗎？

　　Professor: But that is her present: A really well-dressed boyfriend on their special date.

　　你不會(huì)是當(dāng)真的吧？男人真會(huì)這樣想嗎？

　　Professor: Uh ... I won't try to answer that question. But Winnie, can you guess what it means when something is "on sale"?

　　這個(gè)難不住我！On sale就是打折，減價(jià)的意思。可惜，Kevin買(mǎi)的這身兒衣服不打折，只按full price -原價(jià)出售。

　　Professor: Exactly. I'm afraid after buying this expensive suit, Kevin will have to buy something on sale for his girlfriend.

　　我猜也是。你看，Professor Bowman, 我說(shuō)對(duì)了吧？Kevin根本不是合格的男友！對(duì)自己大方，對(duì)女友小氣，不知道他會(huì)給女友買(mǎi)個(gè)什么便宜的禮物。

　　Professor: Listen next time to find out!

　　這次的美語(yǔ)三級(jí)跳就播送到這里。

　　標(biāo)題：美語(yǔ)三級(jí)跳 Go English：009A 購(gòu)物: 初級(jí)課程

　　聽(tīng)力內(nèi)容：

　　Kevin準(zhǔn)備在女友生日的時(shí)候跟她出去浪漫約會(huì)，為此，他特意到商場(chǎng)，打算買(mǎi)身兒精神的衣服。

　　Professor: Winnie, I think Kevin must be a very good boyfriend. It's nice of him to buy a new suit for his girlfriend's birthday.

　　Oh come on, Professor Bowman, 如果他真是個(gè)好男友，就該把錢(qián)花在女朋友身上，而不是給自己買(mǎi)新衣服！

　　Professor: Well, that's true. Let's listen and we will see who is right!

　　Salesperson: Hello sir, can I help you find something?

　　Kevin: Yes, I'm looking for a new suit.

　　Salesperson: What is your size?

　　Kevin: I usually wear a size 42.

　　Salesperson: Alright, I'll show you the rack where we have our size 42 suits.

　　Professor: So Winnie, did you hear what size suit Kevin usually wears?

　　他一般穿42號(hào)的西裝。對(duì)了，Professor Bowman, rack是貨架的意思么？

　　Professor: That's right. If you can't find something you want "on the rack," you can ask someone at the store if they have it "in the back."

　　這么說(shuō)，那些"on the rack"的衣服是擺在店面的貨架上，讓顧客挑選，而"in the back"就是那些放在后面庫(kù)房里的衣服。

　　Salesperson: Do you see anything you like?

　　Kevin: Hmm ... I really like this black suit.

　　Salesperson: Yes, you would look great in that suit. Do you want to try it on?

　　Kevin: Sure. Where are your dressing rooms?

　　Salesperson: The dressing rooms are downstairs. I'll show you where they are.

　　Kevin看上了一套黑色的西裝，打算try it on，試穿看看。

　　Professor: Exactly. When you find something you like at a store, you can always tell the store employee, "I want to try this on."

　　這位店員很會(huì)說(shuō)話(huà)，她說(shuō)Kevin "would look great in that suit"，就是說(shuō)他穿上那套西裝一定很帥。

　　Professor: Exactly. You can also look good in a color. For example, you can say "you always look great in blue."

　　就是說(shuō)藍(lán)顏色很適合你。Kevin試穿效果如何？我們繼續(xù)聽(tīng)。

　　Kevin: Oh, this is a really great suit! It's totally my style. What do you think?

　　Salesperson: Uh... I think that suit is too tight, sir. You need one size larger.

　　Kevin: No way! I love it. Really tight suits are the European style.

　　Salesperson: Well alright ... but if you rip it when you sit down, you can't return it.

　　Hmm ... Kevin的品味好象有問(wèn)題。店員明明告訴他西裝太緊，應(yīng)該換大一號(hào)，可他卻堅(jiān)持要緊身的，還說(shuō)這是歐洲流行的風(fēng)格。

　　Professor: Right. Kevin says the suit "is totally my style." You can say something is "my style" if you think you really look good in it.

　　看來(lái)，Kevin覺(jué)得很滿(mǎn)意！ 不過(guò)店員說(shuō)，如果因?yàn)橐路o，一坐下就撕了的話(huà)，人家可不給退

　　Professor: Well, let's find out how much the suit costs.

　　Kevin: So, how much is this suit?

　　Salesperson: That one is $1,000.

　　Kevin: $1,000? Umm ... do you think it will go on sale anytime soon?

　　Salesperson: No. We only sell that suit for the full price.

　　Kevin: Well, it's very expensive. But I'm willing to sacrifice for my girlfriend so that I look really great on our date!

　　啊？我沒(méi)聽(tīng)錯(cuò)吧？Kevin說(shuō)，他豁出去了，花1000塊買(mǎi)這套西裝，就算是為女友做的"sacrifice" - 犧牲！這么一來(lái)，他還有錢(qián)給女友買(mǎi)生日禮物嗎？

　　Professor: But that is her present: A really well-dressed boyfriend on their special date.

　　你不會(huì)是當(dāng)真的吧？男人真會(huì)這樣想嗎？

　　Professor: Uh ... I won't try to answer that question. But Winnie, can you guess what it means when something is "on sale"?

　　這個(gè)難不住我！On sale就是打折，減價(jià)的意思。可惜，Kevin買(mǎi)的這身兒衣服不打折，只按full price -原價(jià)出售。

　　Professor: Exactly. I'm afraid after buying this expensive suit, Kevin will have to buy something on sale for his girlfriend.

　　我猜也是。你看，Professor Bowman, 我說(shuō)對(duì)了吧？Kevin根本不是合格的男友！對(duì)自己大方，對(duì)女友小氣，不知道他會(huì)給女友買(mǎi)個(gè)什么便宜的禮物。

　　Professor: Listen next time to find out!

　　這次的美語(yǔ)三級(jí)跳就播送到這里。