文化面面觀：珍珠港事件

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影片對(duì)白：

Radio: Yesterday, December 7th 1941, the day which will live in infamy…

Mike: ...in the near future, and possibly beyond. There's been a change of plan,lads. As you may or may not know, the Japs bombed Pearl Harbor yesterday. Frank D. Roosevelt asked each of us to do our part. The Chelsea's been commissioned to serve in the United States Navy, to repair, salvage and to rescue. Anybody doesn't wanna go to war, now's the time to say so. Once youset foot on that boat, you're in the Navy, friend.

Mayes: I've been meaning to talk with you, Mike. My wife's doing poorly. I'd like to maybe see her one more time.

Mike: You're free to make your way home any way you come, Mr Mayes.

Sailor A: If he's leaving, who's gonna cook? Food poisoning is one of the leading causes of death at sea.

Sailor B: Right after inadequate safety equipment.

Benjamin: I can cook, captain. Been doin' it all my life.

Mike: Yeah, I knew it. You're a little too old for war, Benjamin. Ah, what the hell. I'll take any man who wants to kick the shit out of Japs and Huns. That's it! Back to your gear. We're going to war, gentlemen!

Benjamin: She had left a note. She wrote "It was nice to have met you." And that was it. It wasn't the war any of us expected. We just towed crippled ships. Scraps off metal, really. If there was a war, we didn't see it. There was a man assigned to us. The Chief Gunner loved the Navy. But most of all, he loved America.

Smith: There is no other country in the world! When you spell A.M.E.R.I.C.A, you're spelling freedom.

Benjamin: His name was Dennis Smith and he was a full-blooded Cherokee. His family had been Americans for over 500 years.

Smith: These pacifists. They say they won't fight on conscience. Where would we be...if everybody decided to act according to their conscience?

Sailor C: Keep it down, would you chief!

妙語佳句，活學(xué)活用

1.do one's part:盡自己的職責(zé)。影片中Mike船長對(duì)大家說：“羅斯福說每個(gè)人要盡自己那部分的職責(zé)。”來看例句：

Developing countries must also do their part.發(fā)展中國家應(yīng)做出他們的努力。

Denmark is ready to do its part. 丹麥準(zhǔn)備發(fā)揮自己的作用。

2.set foot on：踏上。影片中Mike船長對(duì)大家說：“只要你踏上了那艘船，你就是海軍了。”來看例句：

Nobody has ever set foot on that island.沒有人曾經(jīng)登上過那個(gè)島嶼。

I've never set foot on skis. 我從來沒有滑過雪。

3.make one's way: 一路前進(jìn)，向前。影片中Mike船長說到：“你可以現(xiàn)在自由的回家，就和你當(dāng)初來那樣。”、

I'm Just trying to make my way in the world.我只是想在這世界上闖出自己的路來。

And their leader make his way here now.他們的領(lǐng)袖正在往這里趕來。

4.full-blooded:純種的，純血統(tǒng)的。影片里提到Dennis Smith是一個(gè)純血統(tǒng)的切羅基族人。

full-blooded也有熱情的，精力充沛的意思。比如：

a full-blooded personality 熱情的性格

文化面面觀：珍珠港事件

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