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18. Chaplin - A Great Master of Humour

幽默大师卓别林

Chaplin was an extraordinary performer who starred in and directed many outstanding comedies. Few were bored watching his moustache, his gestures or his entertaining reactions when chased by detectives. Being drunk, sliding on a banana skin or whispering his own failures to nobody, he made us feel more content with our life without any verbal explanation. His particular sense of humor has astonished everybody throughout the world up to now.

In a small budget film, he played a badly-off and homeless person wearing worn-out shoes and messy clothes. On one occasion, he was trapped by a snowstorm in a vast mountainous area. Though he overcame many difficulties, he wasn’t fortunate enough. With all the porridge eaten up, he picked out a shoe and boiled it to eat. He cut off the leather bottom and chewed it like a pancake. According to an actress, his acting was so convincing and amusing that everybody couldn’t help bursting into laughter. 

卓别林是一名非凡的演员，他主演并导演了多部杰出的喜剧。看见他可笑的小胡子、滑稽的手势动作，还有面对警探的追捕时有趣的反应，很少有人会觉得厌烦。喝醉酒啦，踩到香蕉皮滑倒啦，或者自言自语（低语）自己的糗事啦，他无需任何语言解释的表演总是使我们对自己的生活感到更加满意。他独特的幽默感直到现在依然使世界各地的人们都感到惊讶。

在一部小预算的电影里，他穿着磨破的鞋子和脏兮兮的衣服，扮演了一名贫穷又无家可归的人。在一幕场景中，他被一场暴风雪困在一片多山的区里。尽管他克服了许多困难，但是他还是运气不好的。粥都吃完了，他只好挑出一只鞋子煮来吃。他切下皮革的鞋底，像烙饼一样地咀嚼起来。据一名女演员所说，他的表演是如此地令人信服而又逗人发笑的，以致在场的所有人都忍不住大笑起来。

 

重点词汇解析

1. extraordinary [ɪkstrɔ:dnrɪ] adj. 特别的；非凡的；离奇的

What an extraordinary thing to happen! 

发生了多么非同寻常的事啊！

2. performer n. 表演者；执行者

A performer plays classical selections on the violin. 

一位表演者用小提琴演奏古典音乐选段。

3. star in主演

He starred in that film. 他主演了那部电影。

4. direct [dəˈrekt] adj. 直接的；v. 导演

He directed three movies. 他导演了三部影片。

5. outstanding [aʊtstændɪŋ] adj. 杰出的

I was happy to accept because this was an outstanding department. 

我很高兴的接受了，因为这是一个著名院系。

6. comedy [kɒmɪdɪ] n. 喜剧

The movie is a romantic comedy. 

这部电影是一个浪漫喜剧。

7. bored [bɔ:d] adj. 无聊的；厌倦的

Are you bored with your present job? 

你对现在的工作厌倦了？

8. moustache [məsta:ʃ] n. 小胡子

The thick beard had gone, replaced by a bushy moustache. 

浓密的络腮胡子不见了，换成了一撇密匝匝的小胡子。

9. gesture [dʒestʃə] n. 手势

She shook her head with a gesture of impatience. 

她不耐烦地摇了摇头。

ges（词根“指”）加上ture（名词后缀），用手指做手势。

10. entertain [entəteɪn] v. 娱乐

A television program that educates can also entertain. 

旨在进行教育的电视节目也能提供娱乐。

11. reaction [riækʃən] n. 反应

His first reaction was to laugh. 

他的第一反应是大笑。

12. detective [dɪtektɪv] n. 侦探

I like to read detective stories. 

我喜欢读侦探小说。

13. drunk [drʌŋk] adj. 喝醉了的

I got drunk and had to be carried home. 

我喝醉了，只得被搀扶回家。

14. slide [slaɪd] v. 滑

The glasses slid off the table onto the floor.

玻璃杯子全都从桌上滑落到了地板上。

15. whisper [wɪspə] v.&n.私语

The girl came in and whispered something in the teacher’s ear.

那个女孩进来对老师耳语了几句。

16. failure [feɪljə] n. 失败

The marriage was a failure and they both wanted to be free of it. 

这段婚姻是个失败，他们俩都想从中解放出来。

17. feel content with 对.....感到满意

Is it easy for you to feel content with yourself and the world around you?

你很容易对自己和周围的世界满足吗？

18. verbal [vɜ:bəl] adj. 口头的

They were jostled and subjected to a torrent of verbal abuse. 

他们被推来搡去，并受到了潮水般的辱骂。

19. particular [pətɪkjʊlə] adj. 特别的

Why should he notice her car in particular? 

他为什么要特别注意她的轿车呢？

把particle（颗粒）的le改为ular。

20. humor [hju:mə] n. 幽默

Your coworkers may not appreciate your sense of humor. 

你的同事们可能并不欣赏你的幽默。

21. astonish [əstɒnɪʃ] v. 使惊讶

It astonished her that he was able to survive.

他竟然活了下来，使她大为惊讶。

22. throughout [θru: aʊt] prep. 贯穿；遍及

He searched throughout the room.

他搜遍了整个屋子。

23. up to now到目前为止

I have heard nothing from him up to now. 

到目前为止我没有他的任何消息。

24. budget [bʌdʒɪt] n. 预算

The project was completed within budget. 

这一项目在预算内完成。

25. badly-off adj. 穷困的

He’s not badly-off, because he still can afford the new clothes.

他还不穷，因为他还买得起新衣服。

26. homeless [həʊmlɪs] adj. 无家可归的

If they force me out, I’ll be homeless. 

如果他们把我赶出去，我就无家可归。

27. worn-out adj. 磨旧的

You need to replace worn-out tyres.

你需要更换废旧轮胎。

28. messy [mesɪ] adj. 凌乱的

What a messy room it is! 这房间多凌乱！

29. occasion [əkeɪʒən] n. 机会；场合

He wore the suit on formal occasions. 

这套装他在正式场合才穿。

30. snowstorm [snəʊstɔ:m] n. 暴风雪

In the severe winter, another snowstorm attacked the whole world. 

寒冬，又一场暴风雪侵袭了整个世界。

31. mountainous [maʊntɪnəs] adj. 多山的

South Korea is a mountainous country. 

南韩是一个多山的国家。

32. overcome [əʊvəkʌm] v. 克服

Molly had fought and overcome her fear of flying. 

莫莉经过努力克服了对飞行的恐惧。

33. fortunate [fɔ:tʃənət] adj. 幸运的

He was extremely fortunate to survive. 

她极为幸运地活了下来。

34. porridge [pɒrɪdʒ] n. 粥

I prefer porridge to rice.比起米饭，我更喜欢粥。

35. pick out挑选出

I have picked out the bad tomatoes from the basket.

我把篮子里的坏西红柿拣出来。

36. cut off切断

Our water supply has been cut off again.

我们的供水又被切断。

37. leather [leðə] n. 皮革

He wore a leather jacket and dark trousers. 

他穿着皮夹克和黑裤子。

38. chew [tʃu:] v. 咀嚼

Be certain to eat slowly and chew your food extremely well. 

一定要慢慢吃，特别细地咀嚼食物。

39. pancake [pænkeɪk] n. 薄饼

The classic example is tossing a pancake so it flips over in mid-air. 

最经典的例子是摊薄饼的时候，颠勺时薄饼就会飞到半空中。

40. actress [æktrɪs] n. 女演员

She wants to be an actress. 

她想成为一个女演员。

41. convincing [kənvɪnsɪŋ] adj. 令人信服的

They can’t express or explain what work they have done in a convincing manner. 

他们不能用一种令人信服的方式来表达或解释出他们所做的工作是什么。

42. amusing [əmju:zɪŋ] adj. 好笑的

The book is full of amusing stories about his childhood. 

这本书里全是一些他童年的趣事。

43. can’t help忍不住

I can not help beating him.

我控制不住打了他一顿。