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S01E22 3





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████    重点词汇
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- What on earth?
- You were blowing on my ear.
- I was teasing you.
- Exactly.

You have got to get rid of it.
There are children present.

- How?
- I don't know!

- Think of something unpleasant.
- Like what?

Like famine or disease or hoboes.
Whatever. Just hurry.

You can't be mad about it.
It's not something men can control.

I thought Rex's dislike of you
was paranoid.

But you had feelings for me all along.

God, this is just such a betrayal.

Come on, Bree. The only thing
I'm guilty of is loving you in silence.

You shouldn't be doing that.
I'm married.

To a selfish liar
who betrayed you with a hooker.

I told you that in confidence.
How dare you throw it back in my face?

So you're ending our friendship,
after everything I've done for you?

What is that supposed to mean?

Nothing. It didn't mean anything.

George. I do love you. As a friend.

I wish you could love me the same way
back, but since you can't...

goodbye.

Later that day, Edie Britt
witnessed something disturbing.

Something she was determined
to put a stop to.

- Is Susan coming?
- She said she might be late.

They've started moving
Mike's things to her house.

- Already? Wow.
- Good for her.

Yeah. It's nice to see Susan
so happy again.

Yeah, I'm happy for Susan.

But don't you think she and Mike
are moving a little fast?

Two days ago she thought he was
a murderer and now they're moving in?

But she found out
it was in self-defense.

- They've cleared everything up.
- Good point.

- Mike's a decent guy.
- Yeah, that's true.

Of course,
there was the gunshot wound...

That's right. Did he ever explain that?

No. And I know guns,
and that wound was not self-inflicted.

What about Mrs. Huber's
bloodstained jewelry?

Yeah. That didn't walk
into Mike's garage by itself.

Maybe this is a mistake.

If there's one thing I've learned,
men can't be trusted.

Hold it. Are you saying
that we should put a stop to this?

I guess it wouldn't hurt
to sit her down and share our concerns.

- Yeah, we could do that.
- Yeah.

Edie, do you want to be a part of it?

Normally I prefer not to get involved.

But...

if there's any way
that I could help Susan...

- We need to talk.
- OK.

When I was packing up your stuff in
your bedroom I found a box of bullets.

Oh.

Look, I feel bad about Deidre and you
must want to find out who killed her

but we can't have this stuff
hanging over us.

You've got to get rid of it. All of it.

The file, the map, the gun.
Especially the gun.

Leave this to the police.
They're the professionals.

What can I say? Um...

It seems like a reasonable request.

Oh. Really? Well, that was easy.

Maybe after lunch we could talk about
your leather beanbag chair.

"I realize now
that I've treated you badly."

"I'm the one who needs
to get help, not you."

"So I have to go away.
Mrs. Tillman will look out for you."

I don't consider it a burden.
You know you're welcome here.

"I've left you some things.
I hope you can take comfort in them."

"I got you a new mitt."

"Work on your curve ball while I'm gone.
I love you. Dad."

I don't understand. Why wouldn't
he come see me? Why just run away?

Your father's been very troubled.
I'm sure he did what he felt was best.

And he wants me
to take comfort in this junk?


知识点

重点词汇
jewelry ['dʒu:əlrɪ] n. 珠宝；珠宝类 {gk ky toefl ielts :4187}

unpleasant [ʌnˈpleznt] adj. 讨厌的；使人不愉快的 {gk cet4 cet6 :4722}

dislike [dɪsˈlaɪk] n. 嫌恶，反感，不喜爱 vt. 不喜欢，厌恶 {gk cet4 cet6 ky :4949}

betrayed [biˈtreid] v. 出卖，背叛（betray的过去分词形式） { :4974}

murderer [ˈmɜ:dərə(r)] n. 凶手；谋杀犯 {cet4 cet6 :5115}

junk [dʒʌŋk] n. 垃圾，废物；舢板 n. (Junk)人名；(德、捷)容克 {gk cet6 ky ielts :5130}

teasing ['ti:zɪŋ] n. 戏弄 { :5458}

goodbye [ˌgʊdˈbaɪ] int. 再见 放弃 告别 {zk :5578}

liar [ˈlaɪə(r)] n. 说谎的人 {cet4 cet6 :6677}

famine [ˈfæmɪn] n. 饥荒；饥饿，奇缺 {cet4 cet6 ky toefl ielts gre :6925}

selfish [ˈselfɪʃ] adj. 自私的；利己主义的 {gk cet4 cet6 ky toefl :6992}

betrayal [bɪˈtreɪəl] n. 背叛；辜负；暴露 { :7284}

um [ʌm, əm] n. (Um)人名；(柬)温；(阿拉伯)乌姆 int. 嗯（表示迟疑） { :7325}

paranoid [ˈpærənɔɪd] n. 患妄想狂的人；偏执狂患者 adj. 类似妄想狂的；属于偏执狂的 {gre :8652}

gunshot [ˈgʌnʃɒt] n. 射击；射程；炮击 adj. 射击的；枪炮射击所致的 { :8950}

hooker [ˈhʊkə(r)] n. 妓女；渔船 n. (Hooker)人名；(英)胡克 { :10568}


难点词汇
mitt [mɪt] n. 手；棒球手套；连指手套；女用露指长手套 n. (Mitt)人名；(瑞典)米特 { :16039}

bloodstained ['blʌdsteɪnd] adj. 血污的；犯杀人罪的；血腥的 v. 血染（bloodstain的过去式和过去分词） { :21452}

beanbag [ˈbi:nbæg] n. 游戏用的装了豆子的小袋 { :28395}


生僻词
deidre [ ] [女子名] 黛德丽来源于凯尔特语，含义是“忧伤”(sorrow)

hoboes [ˈhəubəuz] n. 流动的失业工人( hobo的名词复数 ); 无业游民; 流浪者; 漂泊者

self-defense [ˌselfdɪ'fens] n. 自卫；正当防卫；自卫权 {ielts :0}

self-inflicted [ˌselfɪnˈflɪktɪd] adj. 自己造成的；加于自身的

tillman [ ] [人名] [英格兰人姓氏] 蒂尔曼 Tiller的变体; [地名] [美国] 蒂尔曼


词组
after lunch [ ] [网络] 午饭后；午餐后；午饭以后

be mad [ ] [网络] 生气

be mad about [ ] na. 急切地想；迷于 [网络] 迷恋；为…发疯；对……入迷

beanbag chair [ ] [网络] 豆袋椅；变形椅；懶骨头坐椅

curve ball [kə:v bɔ:l] na. (乒乓球的)弧圈球；〈比喻〉狡猾手段 [网络] 曲球；曲线球；弧线球

get rid [ ] 摆脱；排除；处理掉

get rid of [ɡet rid ɔv] na. 除掉；摆脱；撵走 [网络] 除去；去掉；处理掉

guilty of [ ] [网络] 有……罪的；犯罪；有罪

gunshot wound [ ] un. 枪伤 [网络] 枪创；枪弹伤；枪弹创

how dare [ ] [网络] 怎么敢；这还了得；你怎敢

how dare you [ ] [网络] 你敢；你好大的胆子；你怎么敢

in silence [ ] na. 沉默着 [网络] 沉默地；静静地；沉默不语

mad about [ ] 对…入迷，狂热地喜欢(某人)； 渴望，为…生气

pack up [pæk ʌp] na. 把…打成包；打包；捆好东西；解雇 [网络] 收拾；收拾行李；把…打包

rid of [ ] [网络] 摆脱；消除；使去掉

take comfort [ ] na. 得到安慰 [网络] 令人欣慰；享受舒适

take comfort in [ ] na. 以…自慰 [网络] 在…中得到安慰；获得安慰；引以为慰

to get rid of [ ] [网络] 只要能摆脱……就行；干掉；摈除

you're welcome [ ] [网络] 不客气；别客气；不用谢



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