Episode 33:The dripping tap
Michal: Hey Tim, what are you doing?
Tim: I'm fixing this tap. I can't put up with that drip-drip noise anymore.
Michal: Have you turned off the water?
Tim: I told you. That's what I'm working on.
Michal: I mean the main water supply? Have you cut it off?
Tim: No, I haven't. Stop worrying and let me get on with this.
Michal: I don't think you should carry on doing that!
Tim: It's okay, just one more turn of the spanner.
Michal: I really think you should stop.
Tim: Oh, go away Michal. You're putting me off. One more turn and then ... aaaaaargh! Oh no! Michal! Help! Stop the water! Aaaaaargh!
Vocabulary: 词汇
a tap:
the thing you turn to let water run into a sink
水龙头
a spanner:
a tool used to turn nuts
扳手
to drip:
when small drops of water fall regularly, from a tap or a leaking roof
滴水
to cut something off:
to stop the supply of something, to disconnect something
切断...
to get on with something:
to do something without delay
开始做...
to carry on:
to continue
继续做...
to put someone off:
to distract someone
打断某人做事
to put up with something:
to tolerate something
忍受某事
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