金银岛｜英文故事｜寻找海盗宝藏的冒险故事｜听故事学英文｜英文
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00 | Treasure Island | 宝岛 |
| 0:03 | Have you ever dreamed of finding a hidden treasure? | 你曾梦想找到隐藏的宝藏吗? |
| 0:08 | My name is Jim Hawkins, and this is the story of the greatest adventure of my life. | 我叫吉姆·霍金斯 这是我人生中最伟大的冒险故事 |
| 0:16 | I was a young boy living with my parents at a small inn called the Admiral Benbow. | 我是一个小男孩 和父母住在一家叫本鲍上将的小旅馆里 |
| 0:23 | The inn stood near the sea, far from busy towns. | 客栈站在海边,远离繁忙的城镇. |
| 0:27 | Most days were quiet, and only a few travelers stopped for food or a place to sleep. | 大多数日子很安静,只有少数旅行者停下来吃东西或睡觉。 |
| 0:34 | My life was simple, and I never imagined that it would change forever. | 我的生活很简单,我从未想过会永远改变。 |
| 0:40 | One cold winter day, an old sailor arrived at our inn. | 一个寒冷的冬天 一个老水手来到了我们的客栈 |
| 0:46 | He was a large man with rough skin, a long scar across one side of his face, | 他是个大块头 皮肤粗糙 脸上有长疤 |
| 0:53 | and a heavy sea chest. | 和一个沉重的海胸。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Treasure Island | 宝岛 |
| 2 | Have you ever dreamed of finding a hidden treasure? | 你曾梦想找到隐藏的宝藏吗? |
| 3 | My name is Jim Hawkins, and this is the story of the greatest adventure of my life. | 我叫吉姆·霍金斯 这是我人生中最伟大的冒险故事 |
| 4 | I was a young boy living with my parents at a small inn called the Admiral Benbow. | 我是一个小男孩 和父母住在一家叫本鲍上将的小旅馆里 |
| 5 | The inn stood near the sea, far from busy towns. | 客栈站在海边,远离繁忙的城镇. |
| 6 | Most days were quiet, and only a few travelers stopped for food or a place to sleep. | 大多数日子很安静,只有少数旅行者停下来吃东西或睡觉。 |
| 7 | My life was simple, and I never imagined that it would change forever. | 我的生活很简单,我从未想过会永远改变。 |
| 8 | One cold winter day, an old sailor arrived at our inn. | 一个寒冷的冬天 一个老水手来到了我们的客栈 |
| 9 | He was a large man with rough skin, a long scar across one side of his face, | 他是个大块头 皮肤粗糙 脸上有长疤 |
| 10 | and a heavy sea chest. | 和一个沉重的海胸。 |
| 11 | He looked strong and dangerous. | 他看起来很强壮很危险 |
| 12 | He paid for a room and spent most of his time watching the sea. | 他付了一个房间,并花了很多时间看海. |
| 13 | Every day he climbed the hill with a telescope, looking for ships. | 每天他用望远镜爬上山,寻找飞船. |
| 14 | The old sailor often asked if any one-legged sailor had come to the village. | 老水手经常问是否有独脚水手来到村庄. |
| 15 | He seemed afraid of someone from his past. | 他似乎害怕过去的人 |
| 16 | Sometimes he drank too much and sang loud sea songs that frightened the other guests. | 有时他喝得太多了,还唱了惊吓其他客人的响亮海歌. |
| 17 | No one wanted to argue with him because he looked ready for a fight at any moment. | 没有人想和他争吵,因为他看起来随时准备打架. |
| 18 | As time passed, my father became very sick. | 随着时间的推移,我父亲病得很重。 |
| 19 | My mother and I were busy taking care of him and running the inn. | 我和妈妈忙着照顾他 经营旅馆 |
| 20 | The old sailor stayed longer and longer, but often forgot to pay for his room. | 老水手停留的时间越来越长,但经常忘记支付房间费用. |
| 21 | We were too afraid to ask him for money. | 我们怕他要钱 |
| 22 | One afternoon, another strange sailor came to the inn. | 一个下午,另一个奇怪的水手来到旅店. |
| 23 | He looked around carefully before meeting the old captain. | 在见到老船长之前,他仔细地四处看看. |
| 24 | They spoke for only a short time, but soon angry voices filled the room. | 他们只说了很短的时间,但很快愤怒的声音充斥了房间. |
| 25 | The two men pulled out their swords and fought. | 两人拔出剑来争斗. |
| 26 | The old captain won the fight, but he was badly shocked. | 老队长赢得了这场战斗,但是他非常震惊. |
| 27 | A few minutes later, he suddenly fell to the floor. | 几分钟后,他突然倒在地上. |
| 28 | The village doctor hurried to help him. | 村医生急忙去救他. |
| 29 | After examining him, the doctor said that the old sailor was still alive, | 医生检查过他后说老水手还活着 |
| 30 | but that drinking too much would soon kill him. | 但喝太多酒会很快杀死他 |
| 31 | The captain recovered, but he looked even more worried than before. | 船长康复了,但他看起来比以前更担心. |
| 32 | Not many days later, a blind man arrived at our inn. | 几天后,一个盲人来到我们的旅馆。 |
| 33 | Although he could not see, he walked with surprising confidence. | 虽然他看不见,但他带着令人惊讶的信心走了。 |
| 34 | His face was cold and frightening. | 他的脸是冷酷和可怕的。 |
| 35 | He asked to speak with the captain and | 他要求和船长说话 |
| 36 | secretly placed something into his hand before leaving. | 在他离开之前 秘密地把东西放进他手里 |
| 37 | The captain looked at the small object in his hand. | 船长看着他手上的小物体 |
| 38 | His face turned white with fear. | 他的脸变白 恐惧。 |
| 39 | He knew what it meant. | 他知道这是什么意思。 |
| 40 | It was called the black spot, | 这叫做黑点, |
| 41 | a warning from his old pirate friends that they were coming for him. | 他的海盗朋友警告他们要来抓他 |
| 42 | The fear was too much for him. | 恐惧对他来说太过分了。 |
| 43 | He clutched his chest, fell to the ground, and died. | 手握胸 chest,坠地而死. |
| 44 | My mother and I knew that dangerous men would soon arrive. | 我妈妈和我知道危险人物很快就会到来 |
| 45 | We needed the money the captain owed us, so | 我们需要船长欠我们的钱 所以 |
| 46 | we opened his sea chest before running away. | 我们在逃跑前打开了他的海胸 |
| 47 | Inside we found clothes, a few valuable coins from many different countries, | 我们从里面找到衣服 和来自许多国家的几枚珍贵硬币 |
| 48 | and an old oil skin packet tied carefully with string. | 还有一个老油皮包 用绳子绑好 |
| 49 | We took the money we needed and the mysterious packet. | 我们拿了我们需要的钱和神秘的包裹 |
| 50 | Then we hurried out of the inn just before a group of pirates arrived. | 然后在一群海盗来之前 我们匆忙离开旅馆 |
| 51 | The pirates searched everywhere, breaking furniture and shouting with anger. | 海盗到处搜查,打破家具,愤怒地喊叫. |
| 52 | They were looking for the packet, not the money. | 他们在找包裹 不是钱 |
| 53 | When they could not find it, they escaped before soldiers reached the village. | 当他们找不到时,他们在士兵到达村庄之前逃走了。 |
| 54 | The next morning, I brought the mysterious packet to Dr. | 第二天早上,我把神秘的包裹带给了医生. |
| 55 | Lisey and Squire Trelawney, an important gentleman in our area. | 利西和斯奎尔·特雷劳尼 我们地区的重要绅士 |
| 56 | They opened it carefully. | 他们仔细打开了 |
| 57 | Inside was an old map. | 里面有张老地图 |
| 58 | It showed an island somewhere far across the sea. | 它显示一个岛屿 遥远的海洋。 |
| 59 | On the map were mountains, forests, rivers, | 地图上有山,森林,河流, |
| 60 | and one special place marked with a large red X. | 和一个特别的地方 标记一个大红X。 |
| 61 | Beside it were words describing where Captain Flint, | 除了那些描述弗林特船长在哪的话 |
| 62 | the most feared pirate of his time, had buried an enormous treasure of gold, | 他那段时期最害怕的海盗 埋下了一大笔黄金 |
| 63 | silver, jewels, and precious weapons. | 银子、珠宝和贵重武器 |
| 64 | Captain Flint had died years before, but the map had survived. | 弗林特船长几年前就去世了,但地图幸存了下来. |
| 65 | The moment Squire Trelawney saw it, he became excited. | 特雷劳尼侍从看到后,他变得很兴奋. |
| 66 | We must find this treasure, he said. | 他说我们必须找到这个宝藏 |
| 67 | He quickly prepared a ship for the journey. | 他很快为这次旅程准备了一艘飞船. |
| 68 | It was called the Hispaniola. | 它被称为希斯帕尼奥拉。 |
| 69 | He hired sailors, bought supplies, and | 他雇了水手 买了补给品 |
| 70 | invited Dr. Lisey and me to join the adventure. | 邀请利西博士和我加入冒险 |
| 71 | I could hardly believe my luck. | 我简直不敢相信我的运气。 |
| 72 | I was only a young innkeeper's son. | 我只是一个年轻的客栈管理员的儿子。 |
| 73 | But now I would sail across the ocean in search of pirate treasure. | 但是现在我会航行过海去寻找海盗宝藏 |
| 74 | Before long, we arrived at the port where our ship was waiting. | 不久,我们到达了船正在等待的港口. |
| 75 | There I met a friendly cook named Long John Silver. | 在那里,我遇到了一个友好的厨师,名叫长约翰·西尔弗. |
| 76 | Silver had only one leg, but he moved easily with the help of a crutch. | Silver只有一条腿,但他在拐杖的帮助下容易移动. |
| 77 | He smiled often, spoke kindly, and seemed to know everyone. | 他经常微笑,说话友善,似乎认识每个人。 |
| 78 | He owned a small seaside restaurant and was respected by many sailors. | 他拥有一家小型海边餐厅,受到许多水手的尊重. |
| 79 | At first, I remembered the old captain's fear of a one-legged sailor, | 起初,我记得老船长害怕一个单脚水手 |
| 80 | but Long John Silver looked honest and cheerful. | 但朗·约翰·西尔弗看起来很诚实 很快乐 |
| 81 | Soon, I trusted him like a friend. | 很快,我像朋友一样信任他 |
| 82 | The Hispaniola finally left the harbor. | 伊斯帕尼奥拉号最终离开了港口. |
| 83 | The sea was calm, and every day brought new adventures. | 大海很平静,每天都带来新的冒险. |
| 84 | I learned how sailors climbed ropes, | 我学会了水手怎么爬绳子 |
| 85 | controlled the sails, and worked together during storms. | 控制风帆,在风暴期间合作 |
| 86 | Life on the ship was exciting, although hard work filled every hour. | 船上的生活是令人兴奋的,尽管每个小时都在努力工作. |
| 87 | Long John Silver often talked with me. | 长约翰·西尔弗经常和我说话 |
| 88 | He told stories about the sea, strange islands, and famous pirates. | 他讲述了海,陌生岛屿,以及著名的海盗的故事. |
| 89 | I enjoyed listening to him. | 我喜欢听他说话 |
| 90 | He treated me kindly, almost like a son. | 他对我很好,几乎像个儿子 |
| 91 | But one night, everything changed. | 但有一天晚上 一切都变了 |
| 92 | I climbed into a large apple barrel to take one last apple before going to bed. | 我爬进一个大苹果桶 在睡觉前先拿最后一个苹果 |
| 93 | While hiding inside, I heard voices nearby. | 躲在里面的时候 我听到附近的声音 |
| 94 | They belonged to Long John Silver and several sailors. | 他们属于龙约翰·西尔弗和几名水手. |
| 95 | At first, I smiled, expecting another sea story. | 一开始,我笑着期待另一个海故事 |
| 96 | Instead, I heard a terrible secret. | 相反,我听到一个可怕的秘密。 |
| 97 | Silver was not an honest cook. | Silver不是个诚实的厨师 |
| 98 | He had once served under Captain Flint. | 他曾经在弗林特船长手下服役 |
| 99 | Many sailors on our ship were secretly pirates. | 我们船上的很多水手都是海盗 |
| 100 | They planned to wait until we found the treasure. | 他们计划等到我们找到宝藏 |
| 101 | Then they would kill the captain, Dr. | 然后他们会杀了船长,博士。 |
| 102 | Livesey, Squire Trelawney, and all the loyal sailors. | Livesey,斯魁尔·特雷劳尼,以及所有忠诚的水手. |
| 103 | After that, they would steal both the treasure and the ship. | 之后,他们会同时偷走宝藏和飞船. |
| 104 | I stayed perfectly still, afraid they would hear me breathing. | 我静静地呆着 怕他们听到我呼吸 |
| 105 | When they finally walked away, I climbed out of the barrel and | 当他们终于走了,我爬出桶里 |
| 106 | hurried to tell the captain everything. | 急忙告诉队长一切. |
| 107 | The officers listened carefully. | 军官们仔细听好了。 |
| 108 | Now they understood why some sailors had behaved strangely. | 现在他们明白为什么有些水手的行为很奇怪了 |
| 109 | Only a few crew members could still be trusted. | 只有少数船员仍然可以信任. |
| 110 | The captain decided to hide the truth until the right moment. | 船长决定隐瞒真相,直到合适的时机. |
| 111 | Several days later, someone shouted from the front of the ship, land. | 几天后,有人从船的正面喊叫,降落. |
| 112 | At last, we had reached Treasure Island. | 我们终于到了宝岛 |
| 113 | The island looked beautiful from far away, with green hills and tall trees. | 该岛从远处看起来很美,有绿色的山丘和高大的树木. |
| 114 | But as we sailed closer, it seemed quiet and lonely. | 但是,当我们航行的更近, 它似乎安静和孤独。 |
| 115 | Thick forests covered much of the land, and dark swamps filled the air with strange smells. | 茂密的森林覆盖了大部分土地,黑暗的沼泽充满了奇怪的气味. |
| 116 | No birds sang near the shore. | 没有鸟儿在岸边唱歌 |
| 117 | The captain allowed some sailors to go ashore. | 船长允许一些水手上岸. |
| 118 | The pirates believed everything was going according to their plan. | 海盗们相信一切都按照他们的计划进行 |
| 119 | I quietly joined them without asking permission. | 我悄悄地加入他们,没有征得许可。 |
| 120 | As soon as we entered the forest, the pirates separated to search the island. | 我们一进入森林,海盗就分开搜索该岛。 |
| 121 | I wandered deeper among the trees until I suddenly heard frightened cries. | 我在树上走得更深 直到突然听到惊慌的哭声 |
| 122 | Hidden behind bushes, I saw Long John Silver speaking with one of the honest sailors. | 躲在树丛后面,我看到朗约翰·西尔弗 和一个诚实的水手说话。 |
| 123 | Silver tried to persuade the man to join the pirates. | 西尔弗试图说服那人加入海盗. |
| 124 | The sailor refused. | 水手拒绝了。 |
| 125 | Silver发出信号了 | |
| 126 | Another pirate attacked. | 又一个海盗被袭击了 |
| 127 | The poor sailor was killed. | 可怜的水手被杀了. |
| 128 | My heart pounded with fear. | 心怀忧惧. |
| 129 | I ran as fast as I could through the forest, trying not to make any sound. | 我跑得越快越好 试图不发出任何声音 |
| 130 | After a long chase, I met someone I never expected. | 经过漫长的追逐,我遇到了一个我从未预料到的人. |
| 131 | He was a wild-looking man with torn clothes and a long beard. | 他是一个野人,衣服破烂,胡子长。 |
| 132 | He introduced himself as Ben Gunn. | 他自我介绍为本·甘恩. |
| 133 | Years earlier, he had been left alone on the island by other pirates | 几年前,他被其他海盗留在岛上 |
| 134 | after failing to find Captain Flint's treasure. | 找不到弗林特船长的宝藏 |
| 135 | For three years, he had survived by hunting animals, gathering fruit, and building small | 3年来,他靠狩猎动物、采集水果和建造小型 |
| 136 | shelters. | 庇护所。 |
| 137 | Living alone had made him strange, but he was still kind. | 独居使他变得奇怪 但他还是很善良 |
| 138 | Ben Gunn told me an important secret. | 本·甘恩告诉我一个重要秘密 |
| 139 | Captain Flint's treasure was no longer where the map showed. | 弗林特船长的宝藏 不再是地图显示的地方了 |
| 140 | Someone had already moved it. | 有人已经搬走了 |
| 141 | He promised to help us if we rescued him from the island. | 他答应过如果我们把他从岛上救出来 就会帮助我们 |
| 142 | Meanwhile, fighting had begun between the loyal sailors and the pirates. | 与此同时,忠诚的水手和海盗之间的战斗已经开始。 |
| 143 | The captain and his men had found an old wooden fort built years before. | 船长和他的手下 已经发现了一个旧的木质堡垒 几年前建造。 |
| 144 | It stood behind strong fences and had fresh water nearby. | 它站在坚固的围栏后面,附近有淡水。 |
| 145 | They defended the fort while the pirates attacked again and again. | 他们保卫着要塞,而海盗们却一再发动攻击. |
| 146 | Bullets flew through the air. | 子弹飞过空中 |
| 147 | Smoke covered the battlefield. | 烟雾笼罩着战场 |
| 148 | Although several men were wounded, the captain's group managed to hold their position. | 虽然有数人受伤,但队长的小组仍设法坚守阵地. |
| 149 | I wanted to help in any way I could. | 我想尽我所能帮忙 |
| 150 | One night, without telling anyone, I secretly left the fort. | 一天晚上,没有告诉任何人,我偷偷离开了堡垒. |
| 151 | Near the shore, I found a tiny boat that Ben Gunn had built. | 在海岸附近,我发现了本·甘恩建造的一艘小船. |
| 152 | Using the little boat, I quietly reached the Hispaniola. | 我用小船悄悄地到达伊斯帕尼奥拉 |
| 153 | The pirates had left only a few men to guard the ship. | 海盗只留下几个人来守卫船只. |
| 154 | During the darkness, I cut the anchor rope. | 在黑暗中,我切断了锚绳。 |
| 155 | The sea carried the ship away from the pirates. | 大海将船只从海盗手中带走. |
| 156 | Later, after another dangerous struggle, I succeeded in taking control of the ship. | 后来,经过又一次危险的斗争,我成功地控制了这艘船. |
| 157 | Although I was exhausted and injured, I sailed it into a safer place. | 虽然我精疲力竭,受伤,但我航行到一个更安全的地方. |
| 158 | When I returned toward the fort, however, I made a terrible mistake. | 但是当我回到堡垒时 我犯了一个可怕的错误 |
| 159 | I did not realize the pirates had already captured it. | 我不知道海盗已经抓住它了 |
| 160 | As soon as I entered, they seized me. | 我一进来 他们就抓住了我 |
| 161 | Now I stood face to face with Long John Silver. | 现在我面对着长约翰·西尔弗 |
| 162 | I expected him to kill me. | 我期待他杀了我。 |
| 163 | Instead, he surprised everyone. | 相反,他让所有人吃惊。 |
| 164 | Silver protected me. | 银子保护我 |
| 165 | The pirate leader understood that his own men no longer fully trusted him. | 海盗头目明白他自己的人不再完全信任他. |
| 166 | He believed that keeping me alive might help him bargain with the captain later. | 他相信保住我 可能会帮助他和船长讨价还价 |
| 167 | The next morning, Silver proudly showed the treasure map to his men. | 次日早晨,西尔弗骄傲地向手下展示了藏宝图. |
| 168 | Somehow, he had obtained it during negotiations. | 不知何故,他是在谈判期间获得的。 |
| 169 | The pirates became excited again. | 海盗们再次兴奋起来. |
| 170 | Together, they marched through forests and hills | 他们一起穿过森林和山丘 |
| 171 | until they reached the place marked with the red X. | 直到他们到达有红色X标记的地方 |
| 172 | At last, they began digging. | 最后,他们开始挖掘。 |
| 173 | But after only a short time, their shovels struck empty ground. | 但仅过了很短的时间,他们的铲子就击中了空地. |
| 174 | The treasure was gone. | 宝藏已去. |
| 175 | The pirates stared in disbelief. | 海盗们目瞪口呆 |
| 176 | Their anger quickly turned toward Silver. | 他们的愤怒迅速转向银。 |
| 177 | They accused him of leading them into failure. | 他们指责他带领他们失败。 |
| 178 | Just then, loud gunshots echoed through the trees. | 刚刚,响亮的枪声通过树回响。 |
| 179 | Dr. Livesey, Ben Gunn, and the loyal sailors appeared from hiding. | Livesey博士,Ben Gunn,和忠诚的水手们都出现了躲藏. |
| 180 | The surprised pirates scattered in every direction. | 惊奇的海盗们分散在每一个方向. |
| 181 | Some surrendered. | 一些人投降了。 |
| 182 | Others escaped into the forest. | 其他人逃进了森林。 |
| 183 | The battle ended quickly. | 战斗迅速结束. |
| 184 | Only then did Ben Gunn reveal the truth. | 直到那时,本·甘恩才揭露了真相. |
| 185 | Long before our ship had arrived, he had discovered Captain Flint's treasure. | 早在我们飞船抵达之前 他就发现了弗林特船长的宝藏 |
| 186 | Working alone over many months, he had slowly carried every chest of gold and silver | 单枪匹马工作了好几个月, 他慢慢地把每个箱子的金银 |
| 187 | to a hidden cave. | 到一个隐蔽的洞穴。 |
| 188 | That was why the hole was empty. | 这就是为什么洞是空的。 |
| 189 | Soon we reached the cave. | 很快我们到达洞穴 |
| 190 | Inside, piles of gold coins, silver bars, | 里面,一堆金币,银条 |
| 191 | sparkling jewels, and valuable treasures filled the room. | 闪闪发光的珠宝 和珍贵的宝物充斥着房间 |
| 192 | The wealth was greater than anything I had ever imagined. | 财富比我想象的要多 |
| 193 | For many days, we carried the heavy treasure back to the Hispaniola. | 多日来,我们把重宝带回了伊斯帕尼奥拉. |
| 194 | It was slow and difficult work, but at last everything was safely loaded onto the ship. | 虽然工作缓慢而艰难,但最终一切都安全上船. |
| 195 | A few pirates still remained somewhere on the island. | 一些海盗仍然留在岛上的某个地方。 |
| 196 | We left enough food, tools, and supplies for them to survive before sailing away. | 我们留下足够的食物、工具和用品,让他们在离开之前生存下来。 |
| 197 | No one wanted to continue the violence. | 没有人想继续暴力。 |
| 198 | During the voyage home, Long John Silver remained under guard. | 在返航期间,朗约翰·西尔弗仍然处于警戒之下. |
| 199 | One night, however, he escaped with a small bag of gold coins. | 然而一天晚上,他带着一小袋金币逃走. |
| 200 | By the time anyone noticed, he had disappeared forever. | 当有人注意到的时候 他已经永远消失了 |
| 201 | Some believed he started a new life in another country. | 有些人相信他在另一个国家开始了新的生活. |
| 202 | Others thought he returned to the sea. | 其他人认为他回到大海。 |
| 203 | No one ever knew for certain. | 没人知道 |
| 204 | When we finally arrived home, everyone received a fair share of the treasure. | 当我们终于回到家时,每个人都得到了相当份额的宝藏. |
| 205 | Squire Trelawney became even wealthier. | 特雷劳尼侍从变得更加富有. |
| 206 | Dr. Livesey returned to his peaceful life. | 利夫西博士恢复了和平生活. |
| 207 | Ben Gunn was rescued after years of loneliness | 本·甘恩在孤独多年后获救 |
| 208 | and finally enjoyed life among other people again. | 最后又在别人中间享受生活 |
| 209 | As for me, I would never forget Treasure Island. | 至于我 我永远不会忘记宝岛 |
| 210 | I had left home as an ordinary boy. | 我作为一个普通孩子离开了家 |
| 211 | I returned as someone who had faced fear, danger, betrayal, and hope. | 我回来时曾面临恐惧、危险、背叛和希望。 |
| 212 | Whenever I hear the sound of waves or see a ship disappearing across the sea, | 每当我听到海浪的声音 或看到一艘船在海上消失 |
| 213 | I remember that unforgettable island. | 我记得那个难忘的岛 |
| 214 | I learned that courage shines brighter than gold. | 我学会了勇气比黄金更灿烂 |
| 215 | Wisdom lasts longer than silver. | 智慧长于银. |
| 216 | And the greatest adventures change not only where we go, but also who we become. | 而最伟大的冒险不仅改变了我们去的地方, 也改变了我们变成谁。 |
| 217 | Thank you for watching. | 谢谢你的观看。 |
| 218 | 应该给 | |
| 219 | Oil Skin Packet | 油皮包 |
| 220 | 防水布包裹 | |
| 221 | 油布包 | |
| 222 | Escape | 越狱 |
| 223 | (单位:千美元) | |
| 224 | 逃跑 | |
| 225 | Bury | 埋葬 |
| 226 | 埋葬 | |
| 227 | 掩埋 | |
| 228 | Enormous | 绝对数 |
| 229 | 巨大的 | |
| 230 | Port | 端口 |
| 231 | 港口 | |
| 232 | Crutch | 克鲁奇 |
| 233 | 拐杖 | |
| 234 | Harbor | 港湾 |
| 235 | 港口 | |
| 236 | 海港 | |
| 237 | Rope | 绳子 |
| 238 | 绳子 | |
| 239 | 缆绳 | |
| 240 | Sail | 小帆 |
| 241 | (单位:千美元) | |
| 242 | 船帆 | |
| 243 | Barrel | 弹匣 |
| 244 | 木桶 | |
| 245 | Loyal | 忠诚 |
| 246 | 忠诚的 | |
| 247 | Swamp | 沼泽 |
| 248 | 沼泽 | |
| 249 | Shore | 浅滩 |
| 250 | ưμ㼯A | 岸 |
| 251 | *** 国家 | |
| 252 | Assure | 确定 |
| 253 | 上岸 | |
| 254 | Permission | 权限 |
| 255 | 页:1 | |
| 256 | Persuade | 纯净 |
| 257 | 页:1 | |
| 258 | 劝服 | |
| 259 | Pound | 英镑 |
| 260 | 猛极 | |
| 261 | 重重敲打 | |
| 262 | Tear | 泪水 |
| 263 | 撕裂 | |
| 264 | 撕破 | |
| 265 | Fort | 堡垒 |
| 266 | 堡垒 | |
| 267 | 要塞 | |
| 268 | Fence | 栅栏 |
| 269 | 柵栏 | |
| 270 | 页:1 | |
| 271 | Guard | 警卫 |
| 272 | ———————————— | 守卫 |
| 273 | 报表四十二 | |
| 274 | Anchor rope | 锚绳 |
| 275 | 毛绳 | |
| 276 | Exhaust | 用尽 |
| 277 | 使精疲力尽 | |
| 278 | 耗尽 | |
| 279 | Capture | 捕获 |
| 280 | 捕获 | |
| 281 | 俘虏 | |
| 282 | Seize | 抓起来 |
| 283 | 抓住 | |
| 284 | 页:1 | |
| 285 | Bargain | 谈判 |
| 286 | 页:1 | |
| 287 | 讨价还价 | |
| 288 | Obtain | 获取 |
| 289 | ưμ㼯A | 获得 |
| 290 | 取得 | |
| 291 | Negotiation | 谈判 |
| 292 | 页:1 | |
| 293 | Dig | 挖掘 |
| 294 | 挖掘 | |
| 295 | Shovel | 浅滩 |
| 296 | 铲子 | |
| 297 | Accus | 阿库斯 |
| 298 | 指控 | |
| 299 | 责备 | |
| 300 | Gunshot | 枪击 |
| 301 | 枪声 | |
| 302 | 页:1 | |
| 303 | Scatter | 散点 |
| 304 | 散开 | |
| 305 | 散布 | |
| 306 | Reveal | 启示 |
| 307 | 第一百零一条 | |
| 308 | 揭示 | |
| 309 | Every chest | 每个胸口 |
| 310 | 每一个箱子 | |
| 311 | Violence | 暴力行为 |
| 312 | 页:1 | |
| 313 | 暴行 | |
| 314 | Voyage | 排队 |
| 315 | 航行 | |
| 316 | 航海旅程 | |
| 317 | Betrayal | 背叛 |
| 318 | (单位:千美元) | |
| 319 | Wisdom | 智慧 |
| 320 | - 智慧 | |
| 321 | Silver | 银 |
| 322 | 银子 | |
| 323 | 白银 | |
| 324 | 感谢你的收看,我们下个故事再见。 |
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