汪培珽第1阶段双语解读:Oliver大象奥利弗
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汪培珽在《培养孩子的英文耳朵》一书中对这套书的建议是:0-2岁
2 u7 b/ u0 l+ p' W; r2 U引用汪培珽的话:
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: D8 p. Y# I! `/ t5 f9 u$ s“如果您的孩子刚开始英文绘本的学习,那么您可以选择这套书。如果您的孩子4岁以内,即使学会英文,还是会推荐第一阶段。如果您的孩子在7岁上小学之前,没有什么听英文的基础,还是建议从第一阶段开始。” # N1 x' @: ?& ]
对于国内大多数没有英文阅读基础的孩子来说,这套书完全适合:0-7岁 《 Oliver》 大象奥利弗 by Syd Hoff悉德·霍夫 , r' A9 e7 [5 ^
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☟ Some elephants came across the ocean on a ship.+ S7 r9 `* C, u& f+ S# {' [% ^5 t
They were going to work in the circus.
4 f y6 v7 j2 v$ a4 c2 MOne elephant’s name was Oliver.1 K, Z l& L. d8 G4 F5 \
一艘船跨越海洋运来了一些大象。+ u7 Y! ~7 }; z q' z
这些大象将要去马戏团工作。
# v9 C; y$ ^) T/ e7 y* j0 y1 k% k其中有一头大象叫奥利弗。
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☟ When they landed the circus man counted them:
- @7 @9 Q* p; i& ^" W: v( B当大象到岸后,马戏团的人开始数大象:
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“One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten elephants.” “一头、两头、三头、四头、五头、 六头、七头、八头、九头、十头。”
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$ ~; C) M% z- Y- P0 T8 t* ?) r☟ “And one makes eleven,” said Oliver.
/ N+ I# C' |3 Q' b$ K- R“和十一头。”奥利弗说。
, E5 c! {4 \2 E“There must be a mistake.
I ordered only ten elephants,” said the circus man. “We don’t need eleven.”- y: L; S8 |. e, P; ^
“一定是哪里出错了。 我只订购了10头大象。”马戏团的人说。 “我们不需要第十一只。” $ E, M. [+ B U" ^: g
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☟ I won’t take up much room,” said Oliver. , W4 {: K( |5 N; d9 d; b- K
“Elephants always do,” said the circus man." u* v- J- p9 r/ K7 @0 Q& _! J
“我占不了多大地方的。”奥利弗说。0 Y$ V" n8 o! A! J/ A% \
“大象本来占的地方就大。”马戏团的人说。
6 O" |( s2 P! S' u“Good-bye, Oliver,” said the other elephants.
“ Take good care of yourself.”; g1 N2 g( @1 N; N- [5 Y
“再见,奥利弗。”其他的大象说。 “照顾好自己。” 1 h( v2 @+ p; p; S
2 y5 `& n: f( {/ b e/ {- y8 k* A. G☟ Oliver was all alone. He didn’t know where to go.8 |8 u1 y1 E/ k2 p8 N2 S
奥利弗孤零零的, 他不知道要去哪里。
t& {4 V5 E7 I A little mouse came along.4 s" R6 o4 x$ k0 B1 D& k
“Why don’t you try the zoo?” said the mouse.
“You look like the type they use there,” “Thanks, I’ll go at once,” said Oliver.* g/ G) W% D E1 ]
一只小老鼠走上前。
( T% p# C' w( C: e" Z# \“你为什么不去动物园试试?”老鼠说。 “你看起来像那里要用的类型。”& m' ~5 b5 G+ x& K3 \! r% w+ w
“谢谢你,我马上就去。”奥利弗说。 4 t, G' l) h& Z' u+ _
, B8 t8 i3 ^: r! J0 ~- x' i' a☟ “Taxi!” said Oliver. 6 `* @( a. ] T- ~" |9 ]
“What you need is a moving van,” said the taxi man. He did not stop. P( L: L; R+ f0 y) m v
“出租车!”奥利弗说。
0 ~- G5 l* G. T5 X4 S, _“你需要的是搬家卡车。” 出租车司机说。他没有停车。
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Oliver followed the cars. The drivers held out their hands when they made a turn.2 Z$ b( W8 L+ X2 x: E5 `: z7 W' M
奥利弗跟着车辆。 司机们转弯的时候,都伸出自己的手。
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" N. N/ \! X- T) }9 L☟ When Oliver made a turn he held out his trunk.
: r0 Y" T; F& y5 u( T当奥利弗要拐弯的时候, 他伸出了他的鼻子。9 S' n9 m- `/ U% N
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He saw a woman weighting herself. 2 I7 X9 q8 w0 ?' n
“My goodness. I’m as heavy as an elephant,” she said.
1 T# h9 O3 K3 V. y. S他看见一个女人正在称体重。
, _9 g! e- Y, s“天哪,我都像大象一样重了。”她说。
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6 v' ~( c+ E! S☟ Oliver got on the scale. “ I’m heavy as an elephant, too,” he said.
9 X9 L7 T; Y& x+ W& \奥利弗也上到秤上。 “我也和大象一样重。”他说。( ]% n3 B# i5 H; `
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At last Oliver rached the zoo.' w- g5 Q5 ?5 n! l9 b5 x9 i
“Who is in charge here?” he asked.
( U' t2 P/ a# Q+ a5 \( F' `“I am.” said a man.
) l2 p: r. E* c {最后,奥利弗终于到达了动物园。
6 `3 R& Y! ]" L$ B! }3 M“这里谁负责?”他问。' a8 Q1 o# a W" V& o) |6 U$ Q9 `
“是我。”一个男人说。
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- j* o3 x4 q7 F, p☟ “Do you need an elephant?” asked Oliver. “I’m sorry, not right now.” said the zoo man. “Thanks anyway,” Oliver said and walked away.; M' ? p3 y5 Y
“你这里需要一头大象吗?”奥利弗问。
& P9 N# o; _ h1 x2 D! P/ J“很抱歉,现在刚好不用。”动物园的人说。
- A8 y9 D4 J6 ^' S) p! Z“不管怎样,都谢谢您了。”奥利弗说完就走开了。
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A man was selling peanuts. 8 k* }$ x7 J+ g( T& s
“May I help you sell them?” asked Oliver. “Would you sell them or eat them?” asked the man.' i- a' g) [) d& u
“Eat them.” said Oliver. The man gave him some peanuts for being honest.
7 b7 z$ ]: P# u S一个男人正在卖花生。
" B; x3 X7 f+ J$ X# l6 t“我能帮你卖花生吗?”奥利弗问。
* c+ G; g1 c3 ], U2 h0 E/ ^6 U( E“你是要卖还是要吃?”这个人问。
1 j' r$ K" V# \. t“要吃。”奥利弗答。 这个人因为他的诚实,给了他一些花生。 2 [) f# B% C* J2 a7 w
3 u2 D K" l3 X' q* ]7 T☟ Oliver left the zoo. He walked down the street.
s( w/ G' h6 k3 n4 a X“Would anyone like to have me for a pet?” he asked.
7 u2 q% W5 u: }- m奥利弗离开了动物园。他沿着街道走。) S, P% v2 ~1 g3 H- @1 L3 S
“有人愿意养我当宠物吗?”他问。
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- t; W2 C# m" l6 F& {/ B0 H “I have a parakeet,” said one person.* a, r- w( O9 D/ L
“我有小鹦鹉了。”一个人说。 7 ?3 Z6 D2 K; Z* p5 A' ^. r- S
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☟ “I have goldfish,” said another person.
5 s$ E4 O4 w a8 W) K$ @) \6 t“我有金鱼了。”另一个人说。
. ~! D4 I: @3 K0 R- I“I have a cat,” said another person.
! C( s! H- K$ {+ ]) o1 |" e“我有一只猫了。”另外的人说。 : E; d6 W8 d7 m1 c7 J4 E; ~0 j
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☟ “I have a duck,” said someone else.
" n& K' f+ [& s9 V3 {- m$ y“我有一只鸭子了。”其他人说。
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“I’d like a dog for a pet.” said a lady.
0 {8 |) E* n- S8 w5 {, B“我想要一只狗当宠物。”一位女士说。
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/ A5 ]/ X; S6 }6 n- t( ?3 v☟ “I can pretend I’m a dog,” said Oliver.
6 i* s7 C0 T) c% |“All right,” she said.
+ s- x% Z9 O7 F) h$ {, V9 c0 V“我可以假装是一条狗。”奥利弗说。
8 M3 F$ q0 \0 G. O$ a. L# X“好吧。”她说。
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) J! E+ H8 M; `" T. i4 z6 k7 k Oliver and the lady went for a walk.( y5 C% L) p% F( p9 I# |
“Bow wow,” said Oliver.8 b3 ?+ E7 w# k2 C7 R- b: C1 B
奥利弗和这位女士一起去散步。1 X w- i1 Z. ?
“汪汪汪”奥利弗叫。
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☟ “What a nice dog.” said the people.
% @# o9 l7 z8 v* U3 W) a1 J“He’s the biggest dog we ever saw!”$ q. D2 U( o' R0 M
“I am hungry.” said Oliver.' G+ P, D3 a X
“Let’s go home.”% K8 ?) Y4 Q1 R K
“好可爱的狗。”人们说。
6 J+ U( e7 H7 X“他是迄今为止我见过的最大的狗。”
@3 c' f- U; ]2 N+ {# D" T“我饿了。”奥利弗说。- o" b3 J1 @2 z. e& U$ z) n
“那我们回家吧。”
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“Don’t you have any hay?” he asked.
% U8 d" E" Q6 B+ `! z1 D“No, but I have a nice bone,” said the lady.
6 m5 I; I7 C* |+ ]3 _# }1 R“你家里有干草吗?”他问0 r4 h7 g# K6 m
“没有,但是我有一根漂亮的骨头。”女士说。
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& c% t2 @0 o- s& H" |" r☟ “Elephants need hay,” Oliver said. 8 T# w( G+ K; I3 z
“I guess I can’t be your dog after all. But thank you, and good-bye.” ; D. U+ H7 O3 z
“Good-bye.” said the lady.9 t+ I6 H) x, Y, E
“大象需要吃干草。”奥利弗说。
8 d- O, i. c2 R+ O0 O) H' e( \“我想我终究成不了您的狗。 不过,还是谢谢您,那么再见。”
% @+ t0 O3 B! t# J“再见。”女士说。 ; v, R0 @) \3 M: n7 W6 r
Oliver walked and walked. Some people were riding horses. Oliver watched.
$ P7 S0 I/ V4 d. c3 _奥利弗走啊走啊。 一些人正在骑马。 奥利弗在观看。 , s; J7 J) x. W9 P5 m$ t( b7 R
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☟ “Horses get hay. I wish I were a horse,” he said.) t/ s. r8 g4 }5 |5 }
“马能得到干草。 我希望我也是一匹马。”他说。
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O0 Q& Z2 v: O, T“Do you need a horse?” asked Oliver.& O! B B: a0 m2 h
“You look like an elephant. But I’ll ride you,” said a man.
$ n+ v3 M' M7 Z. X6 Y2 y0 i* k“请问你需要一匹马吗?”奥利弗问。5 U; l% L, C& V1 |: ^
“你看起来像一头大象。 但我要骑你。”一个男人说。
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' b: X) [2 j" i v/ @; P; M☟ The man sat on Oliver’s back. ' n2 C+ H' z" l4 |9 Y" H: c
“Giddyap,” he said.
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“驾!”他说。
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马跳过栅栏。
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+ v+ V5 x' J) g1 x☟ Plop!
! R+ q, t0 b9 _, AOliver could not jump over the fence. , D" I% U: Q# N- Y8 u
“I guess I’m not a horse,” he said. [* A4 _; t$ T! a1 ]* P+ |
“Good-bye.”: n' Y8 _0 p& K& ^' n* M
“Good-bye,” said the man.
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6 y" r: x! X2 D( @& I8 \3 b奥利弗没能跳过栅栏。' S3 M, F! V9 ?+ w: @ I% Y
“我想我不是一匹马。”他说。$ {$ M1 v6 n8 J0 b+ W7 ]
“再见”
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Oliver passed a playground.
4 `; J" \ |' f: p“May I play?” he asked.
4 E/ w+ w' ]) e“You may swing us,” said the children. l' \) F. d0 M b
奥利弗经过操场。7 f6 z8 \6 z0 L6 O e% `4 R2 b
“我可以玩吗?”他问。. h E4 w' R6 \2 f
“你可以帮我们荡秋千。”孩子们答。 B: q) }5 Z) H
0 i6 k: c# g: t# [& T+ a☟ “Is this the way?” asked Oliver.
' V$ A+ [* |8 X) Z" A$ O“Not quite,” said the children.
) {4 E7 d* ]0 T7 r( V+ F3 u“But it will do.”
! R3 A4 K J5 X/ \! `* y“是这样荡吗?”奥利弗问。
' ^ D6 p8 G+ k8 k" `“不完全是。”孩子们说。$ k) F6 {! |$ v
“但你已经尽全力了。”
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6 u$ Z h5 y$ a8 ~ J# u7 Y& s# k “How does this work?” asked Oliver.
6 Q) r# [ C1 q3 n“It’s a seesaw. We’ll get on the other side.” said the children.; Y% Z! z3 e, G* ?" C
“这个怎么玩?”奥利弗问。; c2 S1 k+ z/ r$ a" ]: [1 f
“这是跷跷板。我们上另一头。”孩子们说。 / P0 D. V# |+ {( c# }0 [6 ?/ F
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☟ “Well?” asked Oliver.
/ c; r* B0 G" ]# Y Y9 e# F# G+ R“怎样?”奥利弗问。 & B6 ^, d, [0 S# Y# Y7 j
The children rushed for the slide.
2 x* k" V# h# Y0 ^3 P8 Z! tThey couldn’t all get on at once. F. }' ^$ A) y
孩子们匆忙的跑向滑梯。1 c& V3 h L. ~
他们不能一起全上。
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☟ Oliver helped out.! ?. ^1 s" m" L' X: E& w, \
奥利弗帮助大家。 ! r, P7 y1 ]% W" E0 \
It was time to rest. The children talked about what they wanted to be when they grew up.
0 t" ~( u/ p' C2 k5 B. t8 z, n休息时间到了。 孩子们谈论长大后想要做什么。
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“我想当JC。”汤姆说。/ x( P: Z+ ]1 v1 h8 V
5 g# g9 o; G& c* ~% F* p/ T5 ? “I want to be a nurse,” said Mary.
* t4 [5 {6 f6 x- J. m“我想当护士。”玛丽说。 ! s" B1 S( c2 u: ~5 t
8 j1 g: C% n9 s1 W& n☟ “I want to be a cowboy,” said Ben.
/ k& |9 ?4 i. d1 N D6 W* |3 P“我想当牛仔。”本说。 9 b' Z- p% }: F! n% X
“I always wanted to work in the circus,” said Oliver. “I could be a dancing elephant.”
9 z/ y( D! ]8 a+ o# s" a8 E+ m1 g# J“我一直想要在马戏团工作。”奥利弗说。 “我会是一头会跳舞的大象。”
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☟ He started to dance for the children.3 n8 V- |5 P, V9 @0 G
他开始为孩子们跳舞。 & \* [& Y* M6 c# c# J
Everybody stopped to watch.
4 s! f' t+ A5 \9 l* HThey didn’t see the circus parade coming.
' E! Y1 c/ G% W* z7 f, o& j$ mThey all watched Oliver.
8 j3 W0 m$ b3 f' P5 v大家都都停下来观看。0 A% m+ R& m p8 C& X( B# u3 N
大家没有看到马戏团游行队伍正在走来
6 |3 V2 N6 F4 y# T/ b+ Z. U大家都在观看奥利弗跳舞。 ' f+ [3 O' ^/ a9 M% m& e# w/ V- d
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☟ They didn’t see the acrobats.
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大家没有看杂耍演员。 , u \+ `/ }# [, E
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☟ They didn’t see the clowns!
4 m( x7 K% O Q大家没有看小丑!
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“No,” said the lion. “They’re looking at some elephant dancing.”& R' c9 M& t( ?. G: e
“大家都在看我吗?”驯狮者问。4 [7 r( o( c8 M! |/ _
“不是,”狮子说。 “他们正在看某头大象跳舞。” . |9 N9 A; k# E3 H5 r5 z: p3 p
: }! Q/ A, A3 e) F3 w& z☟ “What’s going on here?” said the circus owner. ; i, j: q4 ^1 ]+ l$ A+ `
He ran over to look.* _* N" u" `/ u( S6 w1 v
“这里发生了什么事?”马戏团主人说。
) H6 t! \. N3 y) M5 `- f3 \, [ G0 I他跑过去看。/ e7 P; t1 z, G
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“That’s the best dancing elephant I’ve ever seen,” he said.1 g8 F/ n' u9 w# z. M
“这是我见过跳舞跳得最好的大象。”他说。 % [6 f8 W- w1 |, r, a: z& X8 h
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1 z! Q) Z: M8 y4 C“It’s Oliver!” cried the other elephants.% g N7 k, n2 m' g3 X! o" h. I
“那是奥利弗!”其他大象喊道。
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1 Z/ w8 J8 m& X9 C4 | “Oliver,” said the circus man, “I made a big mistake. We do need you. Will you join the circus?”0 f0 ~* J* u2 U- o: A& |& c! v
“奥利弗,”马戏团主人说。 “我犯了个大错误。我们需要你。 你愿意加入马戏团吗?” 0 Q% R+ O* y5 b% ~$ G. Z* m
) l1 k( H x1 G9 O. t. @☟ “I’d love to,” said Oliver. “Hurray,” cried the children. “You got your wish!”2 j) f- I8 F2 d3 n
“我非常乐意。”奥利弗说。 “好哇。”孩子们喊。 “你的愿望成真了!” & B, B' S! x# q! k# z$ R/ J4 k
“Will you remember us?” asked the children.- b1 p5 i) d( l4 T# I& A6 }- O
“Of course,” said Oliver. “An elephant never forgets.”
- A0 Q; R3 L2 ~/ U! ?“你还会记得我们吗?”孩子们问。 |+ b1 |/ f6 u
“当然。”奥利弗说。 “大象永远不会忘记。” 5 G" s1 Z0 y& [" e( z* Z5 m
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☟ “And even a rhinoceros would remember the fun we had.”
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ocean 海洋 counted 数( count的过去式和过去分词 );数出总数;算得上 eleven 十一 take up占据 Take good care of 照顾 at once 立刻 moving van 搬家卡车 made a turn 转,转弯 scale 规模;比例(尺,秤) in charge 主管 peanuts花生( peanut的名词复数 ) parakeet 鹦鹉 goldfish 金鱼 pretend假装 hay干草 bone 骨头 jumped over跳过 playground操场 swing荡秋千 seesaw跷跷板 slide滑梯 helped out 帮助 talked about讨论,谈到 grew up (grow up的过去式)成长,成熟,长大 nurse 护士 cowboy 牛仔 parade 游行;一系列 acrobats杂技演员( acrobat的名词复数 ) jugglers 玩杂耍的人(juggler的名词复数 ) clowns 小丑,丑角( clown的名词复数 ) rhinoceros 犀牛 Hold tight 抓紧 campfire 篝火 marshmallows 棉花糖(marshmallow的复数) bunk 铺位;睡觉处,卧处 6 }6 q& B0 t* K$ s; I
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