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English → Chinese CHAPTER I. Level 5/10

Down the Rabbit-Hole

掉进兔子洞

Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, "and what is the use of a book," thought Alice "without pictures or conversations?"

爱丽丝开始对坐在河岸边陪着姐姐、无所事事感到非常厌倦:她曾一两次偷看姐姐正在读的书,但书里既没有图画,也没有对话,"一本书没有图画或对话,"爱丽丝想,"有什么用呢?"

So she was considering in her own mind (as well as she could, for the hot day made her feel very sleepy and stupid), whether the pleasure of making a daisy-chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies, when suddenly a White Rabbit with pink eyes ran close by her.

于是她在心里盘算着(尽她所能地想,因为炎热的天气让她觉得昏昏欲睡、头脑迟钝),编一条雏菊花链的乐趣是否值得她费力起身去采摘雏菊,就在这时,一只长着粉红眼睛的白兔突然从她身旁跑过。

There was nothing so _very_ remarkable in that; nor did Alice think it so _very_ much out of the way to hear the Rabbit say to itself, "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!

这本没有什么十分值得大惊小怪的;爱丽丝也不觉得听到兔子自言自语说"哎呀!哎呀!我要迟到了!"有什么十分出奇的地方。

Vocabulary

掉
diào — To fall, drop, or lose something.
进
jìn — To enter or go into a place.
兔子
tùzi — A rabbit or hare.
洞
dòng — A hole, cave, or tunnel.
开始
kāishǐ — To begin or start something.
对
duì — Correct; facing; toward someone or something.
坐
zuò — To sit down or be seated.
在
zài — At, in, or on; indicates location or ongoing action.
河岸
hé'àn — The bank or shore of a river.
边
biān — Side, edge, or border of something.
陪着
péizhe — Accompanying or keeping someone company.
姐姐
jiějie — Older sister.
无所事事
wú suǒ shì shì — Having nothing to do; idle and unoccupied.
感到
gǎndào — To feel or sense a particular emotion or state.
非常
fēicháng — Extremely, very; unusually so.
厌倦
yànjuàn — To feel bored, weary, or tired of something.
她
tā — She or her (third-person feminine pronoun).
曾
céng — Once; indicates a past experience or action.
一两次
yī liǎng cì — Once or twice; a small number of times.
偷看
tōukàn — To peek or sneak a look secretly.
正在
zhèngzài — Currently in the process of doing something.
读
dú — To read text aloud or silently.
的
de — Structural particle indicating possession or modification.
书
shū — A book or written publication.
但
dàn — But, however; introduces a contrasting clause.
书里
shū lǐ — Inside the book; within its contents.
既
jì — Both; used in 'neither…nor' or 'both…and' constructions.
没有
méiyǒu — To not have; there is no; lacking something.
图画
túhuà — A picture, drawing, or illustration.
也
yě — Also, too; additionally used in parallel statements.
对话
duìhuà — A dialogue or conversation between people.
一本
yī běn — One volume; measure word for books.
或
huò — Or; alternatively; either one option or another.
想
xiǎng — To think, want, or consider something.
有
yǒu — To have or there is/are something.
什么
shénme — What; used in questions or indefinite references.
用
yòng — Use, purpose, or usefulness of something.
呢
ne — Sentence-final particle indicating continuation or mild question.
于是
yúshì — Therefore, so, consequently; indicates a result follows.
心里
xīnlǐ — In one's heart or mind; inner thoughts.
盘算
pánsuan — To think over, calculate, or ponder plans mentally.
着
zhe — Particle indicating ongoing action or state.
尽
jǐn — To the utmost extent; as much as possible.
所能
suǒ néng — What one is capable of; one's ability or capacity.
地
de — Adverbial particle linking adjective or adverb to verb.
因为
yīnwèi — Because; gives the reason for something stated.
炎热
yánrè — Scorching hot; describes very high temperature weather.
天气
tiānqì — Weather; atmospheric conditions of a place.
让
ràng — To let, allow, or cause someone to do something.
觉得
juéde — To feel or think a certain way about something.
昏昏欲睡
hūn hūn yù shuì — Drowsy and on the verge of falling asleep.
头脑
tóunǎo — Mind, brain; one's thinking ability or intellect.
迟钝
chídùn — Slow-witted, sluggish, or mentally dull.
编
biān — To weave, braid, or compile something together.
一条
yī tiáo — One strip or strand; measure word for long objects.
雏菊
chújú — A daisy flower.
花链
huāliàn — A flower chain or garland made of flowers.
乐趣
lèqù — Fun, pleasure, or enjoyment derived from an activity.
是否
shìfǒu — Whether or not; used to pose a yes/no question.
值得
zhídé — To be worth it; deserving of effort or attention.
费力
fèilì — To expend effort; laborious or requiring much energy.
起身
qǐshēn — To get up or rise from a seated/lying position.
去
qù — To go to a place or do something.
采摘
cǎizhāi — To pick or pluck flowers, fruit, or plants.
就在
jiù zài — Right at; precisely at a moment or location.
这时
zhè shí — At this moment; just then; at this time.
一只
yī zhī — One (animal); measure word for animals or small objects.
长着
zhǎngzhe — Having or possessing a physical feature or appearance.
粉红
fěnhóng — Pink color.
眼睛
yǎnjing — Eyes; the organs used for seeing.
白兔
bái tù — A white rabbit.
突然
tūrán — Suddenly, all of a sudden; without warning.
从
cóng — From; starting from a place, time, or point.
身旁
shēnpáng — By one's side; beside a person.
跑过
pǎoguò — To run past or run by a location.
这
zhè — This; refers to something nearby or just mentioned.
本
běn — Measure word for books; original, fundamental.
十分
shífēn — Very, extremely; to a great degree.
大惊小怪
dà jīng xiǎo guài — To make a fuss over nothing; overreact to something trivial.
不
bù — No, not; negation of verbs and adjectives.
听到
tīngdào — To hear; to catch the sound of something.
自言自语
zì yán zì yǔ — To talk to oneself; muttering aloud alone.
说
shuō — To say, speak, or tell something.
哎呀
āiyā — Oh my! An exclamation of surprise or dismay.
我
wǒ — I, me; first-person singular pronoun.
要
yào — To want, need, or be about to do something.
迟到
chídào — To arrive late; to be tardy.
了
le — Particle indicating completed action or changed situation.
出奇
chūqí — Unusually, surprisingly; beyond what is expected.
地方
dìfang — A place, location, or area; also means 'aspect.'
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