查莉成長(zhǎng)日記第四季

查莉成長(zhǎng)日記第四季篇一：【看電影學(xué)英語(yǔ)】《查莉成長(zhǎng)日記》第1季：尊嚴(yán)掃地(雙語(yǔ))

看電影、充電學(xué)英語(yǔ)，在哪可以一舉兩得兼得二者呢？既可以看最新的原版電影，又能感受地道的原味英語(yǔ)，盡在必克看電影學(xué)英語(yǔ)

Give him dry food twice a day，And make sure his water bowl is always filled.

每天喂兩次貓糧，并確保它的水碗里總是加滿(mǎn)水

Oh, and my sister Virginia is coming by later for a play date.

還有我妹妹維吉妮亞稍后會(huì)過(guò)來(lái)一起玩

You want me to have a play date with your sister?

你想要我和你妹妹一起玩

Not you-- Caboodle.

不是你 是卡不多

Virginia brings her cat Stanley over.

維吉妮亞會(huì)帶來(lái)她的貓斯坦利

What a ridiculous name for a cat.

貓的名字這么滑稽啊

Caboodle?

你說(shuō)卡不多嗎

Stanley

我是說(shuō)斯坦利

Oh, I should go.

哦，我要走了

But so my little Caboodie won't make a scene,You need to distract him.

但我的小卡不多多可就要不高興了，你要逗逗他讓他分心

Should I pretend to be a mouse?

我要裝成耗子嗎

Yes.

當(dāng)然

I was joking.

我是說(shuō)笑的

I wasn't.

我可不說(shuō)笑

The cat seems fine to me.

我看這貓現(xiàn)在就挺好啊

I'm paying you.

我可是付錢(qián)讓你干事的

Now put him down and act like a mouse.

現(xiàn)在放下他然后去扮耗子吧

Squeak squeak.

吱吱 吱吱

You can do better than that.

你能扮得更像一點(diǎn)么

Bare your teeth, wiggle your nose,And act like you're eating a piece of cheese.

要齜牙咧嘴皺鼻子扮成你正在偷奶酪吃

Now keep doing that for 20 minutes,And he should be fine. Goodbye, my Caboodle. 現(xiàn)在繼續(xù)這樣扮二十分鐘，他就會(huì)很安分的。再見(jiàn)了，小卡不多寶貝

Teddy honey, did you lose something?

泰迪寶貝，你在找什么東西嗎

Only my dignity.

找我剛丟的尊嚴(yán)

英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)培訓(xùn)/

查莉成長(zhǎng)日記第四季篇二：查莉成長(zhǎng)日記【3.01】

[1] Ok,kids,listen up.Family meeting. -Without mom? -Well,it’s about your mom.-we need to talk about her pregnancy. –oh,I want to go first. –I thought you guys were gonna stop after one kid. –I was hoping two. –Three. –four. –anyway. –we have reached that wonderful moment in your mother’s pregnancy. when she gets uncomfortable. And when your mother is uncomfortable,we are uncomfortable. –exactly. –the third trimester is when your mom gets a little… -scary. –mean. –nasty. –lcky? –so until further notice, whenever your mother asks you something,the answer is “yes”. –what if she asks me if my name is Ralph? –why would she do that? –why wouldn’t she do that. –Morning. –it is a good morning,that is so your color. –what is going on? –yes.-yes what. –yes. –er,no,I mean…no,my name is Ralph. –what was that all about? –oh just Ralph being Ralph. –so how are you feeling,honey?cause you look terrific. –shut up,Bob. –yes. –hey,Charlie,the basement is a mess,after breakfast,I want you to go downstairs and pick up your toys. –no. –what did you say to me. –yes

[2] another great day at super adventure land, eight shows in the hot sun for minimum wage? What’s so great about it? It’s sarcasm, here’s another example:you smell delightful. You are a little rank yourself, cinder-smella. I’m so glad we(來(lái)自:www.zuancaijixie.com 蒲公 英文 摘:查莉成長(zhǎng)日記第四季)’re back together. Me too. You know what we need to do? We need to get into this indoor shows, with air conditioning. I heard that there’s an opening. In partriotic Plaza to play George and Matha Washington. how do you know that? I overheard Betsy Ross in the bathroom. She was in the stall next to Harriet Tubman. They can always tell when Abe Lincoln’s in the stall. The hat. Anyway, we were fired because they called in sick when they weren’t. so the father of our country can tell a lie. That was very witty. Thanks. You’re still not getting the sarcasm? are ya?

[3] somebody’s been stealing my newspapers. Hey, how are you doing. somebody’s been stealing my newspapers. You still get the paper? Nowadays most people get their news on the internet. The internet what? The internet, you know, the information super-highway. Stop talking gibberish. Where is my newspaper? We don’t have your newspaper. All right,almost done with my school project. I should have known you were the newspaper thief. No, I’m not the only guilty one here. It’s was a two-man job. Ok, who wants the sports… tell me more about this internet. Bob,we’ve gotta talk. You people stole my newspaper. What are you gonna to do about it? We need to move. Works for me. Here you go. What’s this? It’s the business card of a real estate Agent. I have been carry that around since Gabe was born. I know this sweet day would come. Been carrying that around too. Um honey, why do we have to move? I went in the backyard. There was cat poop on the lawn. I will start packin. Hold on. We’re have to move because some cats. Did his business on the lawn? Let me finish. Okey the cat made me think that it would be nice to have a pet someday. And then I thought, we don’t have room for a pet! And then I realized we don’t have room for a bady. I mean, he or she should have their own room, right? Excuse me, I’m not clear, are we moving or getting a pet? We need a new house, what do you think, Bob? Hey, dad, what was that thing you were telling us earlier when mom asks us a question we say…? I will deal with you later. No it’s wasn’t that. Honey, look, I understand your feelings. We do need more room. You know what? I’m on it. Good boy. If we are going down the pet road, could we get a monkey? Cause I have this little cowboy hat that I have never known what to do with.

查莉成長(zhǎng)日記第四季篇三：查莉成長(zhǎng)日記S01.02

Teddy: Hi, Charlie, It's Teddy here. So right now you're nine months old and everything is going great. Well, almost everything. Now what I'm about to show you is kind of disturbing. So brace yourself.

Mom: Mmm, these sandwiches will be yummy wummy.

Dad: Yes, they will, yes, they will.

Teddy: Mom and dad have been talking like that ever since you arrived and if it's not over soon, I'm gonna go crazy wazy.

Gabe: PJ!

PJ: What?

Gabe: What are you listening to?

PJ: I downloaded a podcast on the history of ballet.

Gabe: You like that?

PJ: More than baby talk.

Mom: Would you like some fishy wishies with your cookie wookie?

Dad: Yes, I would, yes, I would.

Teddy: Wait, guys, Charlie isn't even here.

Mom: No, widdle baby take a nappy wappy upstairs.

Teddy: So why are you guys still talking like that?

Dad: I don't "weawy" know.

Mom: I guess we're just kinda fried.

Dad: Well, we work all day, take care of a baby all night. Work shift, baby shift. I've barely got time to make doo-doo.

Teddy: Well, when was the last time you guys had a night out? You know, like just the two of you-- like a date?

Dad: Teddy made a funny.

Mom: A funny wunny.

Teddy: Seriously! You know what? It’s Saturday night. You two, you go out, have fun, and do something besides work, take care of the baby and make doo-doo.

Mom: Well, it's nice to dream, but who's gonna take of Charlie

Teddy: Hello! You’ve got three great babysitters right here.

PJ: I'm glad I didn't hear that.

Mom: I don't know, Teddy. It's a really nice thought, but we're really not ready to go out without Charlie just yet

Gabe: You guys want to see a magic trick?

Mom: Sure!

Dad: Okay.

Gabe: Prepare to be amazed.

Mom: I could use a night out.

Teddy: All right, you guys have fun. Stay out as late as you want. But not too much fun-- We have enough kids already.

Dad: I'm serious.

Mom: Okay, everyone, be good, have fun, love you.

PJ/Gabe: Yeah yeah.

Mom: All right.

Dad: Hey, Teddy, thanks for doing this. It's gonna be nice for your mom and I to have some special time together.

Mom: Bob, move your butt!

Dad: I'm coming!

Teddy: All right, so we divide it up evenly, we each get to spend an hour with Charlie. Who wants to go first?

Gabe: I think you should go first.

PJ: And second and third, since this was your idea.

Teddy: Hey, I'm not doing this all by myself. You guys have to help out.

PJ: Fine. I'll go fourth.

Teddy: There is no fourth.

PJ: I meant I shall go forth to the park to shoot some hoop.

Teddy: You want to go to the park so badly, then why don't you just take Charlie? PJ: What's a baby supposed to do at the park?

Teddy: Babies love parks. You can show her the duck pond, the blue sky, clouds. PJ: We're just gonna look at stuff? That’s what TV is for.

PJ: Yeah heh hah, all right! This is great. Whee! Yes, whoo! What are you looking at? I was here first. Hey, you can ride that duck. I couldn't ride the duck. I'd look silly on the duck. Fine. Hey there, Charlie. Are we having fun yet? All right.

M: Man, you seen a kid's birthday party around here anywhere? I'm the entertainment. PJ: I saw a bounce house of the other end of the park.

M: A bouncy house, eh? Great. Another trip to the E.R.

PJ: Who are you supposed to be anyway? Plastic man, rubber man?

M: No, those are all registered trademarks. I'm Captain Stretchy. There used to be a "CS" here, but it came off in the wash.

PJ: So what's your super power?

M: Super elasticity. Hey, look, there's a quarter. Ah, forget it. Not like it's a dollar, right?

PJ: Hi.

Emma: Hi.

PJ: Oh, yeah, I like your taste in strollers.

Emma: Thanks, you too. That baby's so cute.

PJ: You too. Oh, I mean yours too.

Emma: I'm Emma.

PJ: I'm PJ. Who's this little guy?

Emma: My brother. We're just out for our stroll. We do this every day.

PJ: Us too. Like I always say, babies love parks. Would you like to sit for a bit? Emma: Sure. So I saw you talking to Captain Stretchy earlier.

PJ: Oh, yeah, he was lost. Not much of a superhero, right?

Emma: Oh, he's the worst. We hired him for my brother's birthday party and he sat on the cake.

PJ: That sounds awful.

Emma: Oh, it gets worse. The candles was lit, so he sat in the punch

PJ: That's so weird. I mean he looks like such a quality entertainer.

Emma: You know, PJ, I'm really impressed that you take your baby sister to the park. My brothers would never do anything like that.

PJ: I hope not. She is my sister.

Gabe: Now watch closely. In this hand I have a quarter and in the other, an ordinary egg. Now I put them in this hat, spin them around a little and presto.

Teddy: Just out of curiosity, what was supposed to happen?

PJ: I love this baby. Anytime she wants to go to the park, sign me up.

Teddy: What happened to you?

PJ: Let's just say Charlie made a friend, PJ made a friend.

Teddy: Oh-- and did either you or your friend bother to change a dipper?

PJ: There's no time for that. I was too busy talking to Emma.

Gabe: Who's Emma?

PJ: A vision, an angel, the girl who's moved into my heart.

Gabe: Did you tell her about the vacancy in your brain?

Teddy: PJ?

PJ: What?

Teddy: You brought home the wrong baby.

PJ: What? I did not.

Teddy: Take a look! Wrong parts.

Gabe: There's nothing wrong with those parts.

Teddy: How could you bring home the wrong baby?

PJ: I'm sorry. I got a little distracted. Emma is really cute.

Teddy: Yeah, well, so was our sister. Come on, let's go to the park and find her. PJ: Relax! I got her number.

Teddy: Then what are you waiting for? call her.

PJ: Wait a second. Is it too soon? If I call now, she'll think I'm desperate.

Teddy: Oh, you are desperate.

PJ: Good point. Hello, is Emma there? This is a Chinese restaurant? Sure, I'll hear the specials.

Teddy: She gave you the wrong number.

Gabe: Who couldn't see that one coming?

PJ: But I gave her gum and helped her change a poopy diaper. It was so romantic.

Teddy: Well, what do we do now? Oh no! Hi mom, what up? Yeah, everything's going great. Why wouldn't it be? We're just having a grand old time here with—Baby. Yeah, sure you can talk to him. her her! Talk to mommy. What do you mean that did't

sound like Charlie? What, do you just think I'm making baby noises into the phone? Mom, that's crazy. All right, bye. Say bye, Charlie.

PJ: Not that I'm in the position to criticize, but I was getting more monkey.

Teddy: Come on, let's go to the park.

Gabe: And meet the girl who blew off PJ? I'm there.

PJ: I don't see her.

Teddy: PJ, what did she look like?

PJ: She was hot, but what does it matter?

Gabe: Maybe we should call someone. Who do you call when you search a baby. PJ: Captain Stretchy!

Teddy: What is that?

PJ: You're still here?

M: Every Saturday and Sunday all day long. Stay in school, kids.

PJ: Just the guy we needed to see. I think you can help us.

M: Hey, kid, I'm just an entertainer. I can't get mommy and daddy back together.

PJ: No, you don't understand. I was talking to a girl here earlier, and she said that you worked a party for her brother.

M: So? I work lots of parties.

PJ: Where was the party where you fell on cake?

M: You got three hours?

Teddy: This is really important. We need to find her.

M: Interesting situation. You kids need info, and I need a mirdle. –

Teddy: What is a mirdle?

M: That's a man girdle. And they ain't cheap.

Teddy: Yeah, neither is dry cleaning, apparently.

PJ: Her name's Emma. Did she come back to the park?

M: Well, maybe she did and maybe she didn't.

PJ: Stop rubbing your fingers together and answer my question.

Gabe: He wants a bribe.

PJ: I can't believe it. Here.

M: Here is what I konw: Her name is Emma.

PJ: I just told you that.

M: I didn't say the information was fresh. Yeah, I know the girl. She comes from a big family-- seven, eight kids.For them I've been...Astronaut Pete, cowboy Bob... Gabe: Magic Marv?

M: Yeah! You're familiar with my work.

Gabe: Yeah, and it stinks. I'm just starting off and I'm a better magician than you are. M: Oh yeah? You think this is easy, huh? Here. Turn that into a schnauzer. You can't do it, huh? Maybe it's because you don't have the chops!

Teddy: Well, Stretchy, do you know where she lives?

M: Yeah, around here somewhere. I'd know it if I saw it. - Great!

Teddy: Now you help us tonight and we'll get you into that mirdle tomorrow. Oh, and you understand we're not actually gonna put you into it? That you have to do by yourself.

M: Yeah, I get it.

Teddy: All right, come on, guys, we have to go find her.

M: Uh, hey-- Captain Stretchy, away!

PJ: Truck's this way. –

M: Oh, okay.

Dad: Order whatever you want, honey. I get a discount here. This place is one of my best customers.

Mom: Not what you want to hear from an exterminator. Oh, look at that.

Dad: Oh, fajitas.

Mom: Not that, the baby. A little baby in a stroller just like ours.

Dad: Yeah, okay, honey, this is supposed to be a night away from the baby. So let's come back.

Mom: Okay okay, I'm back. I'm back. Just gotta run to the ladies' room.

Dad: Oh oh, hey, listen, while you're in there, could you check the traps?

Mom: Hola. Adios. Bob, will you go over and look at that baby? I think it's Charlie. Dad: What?!

Mom: You heard me, that is Charlie!

Dad: Sweetheart, would you sit down, please?

Mom: I will not sit down. A mother knows her own baby and that is my baby.

Dad: Honey, seriously, what do you think happened here? In the last hour somebody went over to our house, borrowed our baby then brought her out for chips and guac? Mom: I don't know, it's a big family. Maybe that's how they get their babies.

Dad: Sweetheart, I think you're just missing Charlie, and you're having a little separation anxiety.

Mom: Oh, okay. You're right. Crazy wazy. I mean, that isn't possible, right? Dad: Exactly.

Mom: I'm just going to go to the ladies' room one more time.

Dad: Sit down. Now let's enjoy the rest of our night out at this very lovely restaurant. Okay?

Mom: Okay.

Dad: I'm needed in the kitchen.

Teddy: Charlie!

PJ: Emma!

Teddy: Charlie!

PJ: Emma!

Gabe: Marco!

M: Polo.

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