Story
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定义
a story: 故事，童话故事
注意：复数形式为stories
My mother always told me two bedtime stories before I went to sleep. 在我睡觉前，妈妈总会给我讲两个睡前故事。
a story (in a newspaper): 文章，报告，详写描述（在报纸中）
示例
- "Moira : What an uplifting story, Brent."
- "Moira : Thanks for that insightful story Enrique, enjoy the match!"
- "Just a reminder folks, Radio Rhubarb will stay with this story until the bodies are discovered, excuse me, I mean until the situation is explained."
- "It's the story of a young girl, growing up in a land, well, a land down under."
- "Second of all, you're ruining my story, and third of all, I need to drink a gallon of beer just to tolerate you."
- "This story has become a global sensation nearly overnight, and so we at Radio Rhubarb have titled our coverage of the story "Watergate"... What's that?"
- "We will keep you updated on this story as it develops."
- "Incorporating nap time for the staff might even provide a nice PR angle for all those journalists looking for stories about "hip" and "caring" corporations."
- "Mentally, it's a completely different story."
- "Click on the link below and stay tuned to hear the success story of elderly fall victim, Thelma Fudd."
- "I have a number of side projects I'll be working on, including a short story commission, some journalistic work, and a complaint letter to the local council."
- "The press will soon lose interest in this story."
- "I'm doing a story about Harold Warbuckle, could you help out by answering a few questions?"
- "her story immediately entered national folklore."
- "Danica : Your honor, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I'd like to begin with a story, if you'll permit."
- "We'll get back to those stories a bit later, but now let's see what's going on in the Australian outback with our Australian correspondent, Stephanie Irving."
- "I'm sure you've seen them, just looking for a story."
- "This is Bruno's story."
练习 1
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in the broadcast.
This term describes a book which contains a long, fictional story: "Moby Dick is a by Herman Melville. It is long and hard to read."
This term describes the "subject" or "theme" of a discussion, text or speech: "The of today's lecture is Moby Dick by Herman Melville."
This term describes a book which contains a long, fictional story: "Moby Dick is a by Herman Melville. It is long and hard to read."
This term describes the "subject" or "theme" of a discussion, text or speech: "The of today's lecture is Moby Dick by Herman Melville."
Fill in the blanks below with terms used in the broadcast.
This term describes a book which contains a long, fictional story: "Moby Dick is a novel 1 by Herman Melville. It is long and hard to read."
This term describes the "subject" or "theme" of a discussion, text or speech: "The topic 2 of today's lecture is Moby Dick by Herman Melville."
This term describes a book which contains a long, fictional story: "Moby Dick is a novel 1 by Herman Melville. It is long and hard to read."
This term describes the "subject" or "theme" of a discussion, text or speech: "The topic 2 of today's lecture is Moby Dick by Herman Melville."
1 novel: A "novel" is a book which contains an imaginary or fictional story that is relatively long. In this broadcast, Moira informs Brent that "Jurassic Park" is a film adapted from a science fiction "novel". As an adjective, the term "novel" describes something new and rather different. Example: A car which runs on banana skins instead of petrol is a novel idea.
2 topic: A "topic" is a subject or theme. Brent introduces today's broadcast by saying, "Today we have a very special topic. Dinosaurs: Fact or Fiction?". A "topic" is a commonly used term to describe the theme or subject of almost anything: books, reports, films, letters, emails etc.
