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Jeremy bounced up to the surface of the water, like a cork and the bubbles out of a soda water bottle; and he swam with all his might to the edge of the pond.

杰里米像瓶塞和汽水瓶里的气泡一样,弹跳到了水面上;他用尽全力游向池塘边缘。

He scrambled out on the first bank he came to, and he hopped home across the meadow with his macintosh all in tatters.

他爬上了他遇到的第一处岸边,穿着破烂不堪的雨衣,跳跃着穿过草地回了家。

"What a mercy that was not a pike!" said Mr. Jeremy Fisher. "I have lost my rod and basket; but it does not much matter, for I am sure I should never have dared to go fishing again!"

「幸好那不是一条梭鱼!」杰里米·费希尔先生说道。「我丢失了我的钓竿和篮子;但这不太要紧,因为我确信我再也不敢去钓鱼了!」

He put some sticking plaster on his fingers, and his friends both came to dinner. He could not offer them fish, but he had something else in his larder.

他在手指上贴了些橡皮膏,他的两位朋友都来赴晚宴了。他无法招待他们吃鱼,但他的食橱里还有别的东西。

Sir Isaac Newton wore his black and gold waistcoat,

艾萨克·牛顿爵士穿着他的黑金色马甲,

And Mr. Alderman Ptolemy Tortoise brought a salad with him in a string bag.

托勒密·托托斯参议员先生则用网袋带来了一份沙拉。

And instead of a nice dish of minnows--they had a roasted grasshopper with lady-bird sauce; which frogs consider a beautiful treat; but _I_ think it must have been nasty!

他们没有吃一盘美味的小鱼——而是吃了烤蚱蜢配瓢虫酱;青蛙们认为这是一道美妙的佳肴;但我觉得这一定很难吃!

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Vocabulary

xiàng — to resemble; like; similar to something
瓶塞
píng sāi — bottle cork or stopper
hé — and; together with; peaceful
汽水
qì shuǐ — carbonated drink; soda water; fizzy beverage
píng — bottle; flask; jar
lǐ — inside; within; interior of something
de — structural particle indicating possession or modification
气泡
qì pào — air bubble; gas bubble in liquid
一样
yī yàng — the same; alike; identical to something else
弹跳
tán tiào — to bounce; to spring up; leap elastically
dào — to arrive at; to reach a destination
le — particle indicating completed action or change
水面
shuǐ miàn — water surface; the top of water
shàng — above; on top; upper surface
tā — he; him; third-person male pronoun
用尽
yòng jìn — to use up completely; exhaust all resources
全力
quán lì — full strength; with all one's effort
游向
yóu xiàng — to swim toward; to head by swimming
池塘
chí táng — pond; small body of still water
边缘
biān yuán — edge; margin; border of something
爬上
pá shàng — to climb up; to crawl up onto something
遇到
yù dào — to encounter; to meet; to come across
第一处
dì yī chù — the first place or spot found
岸边
àn biān — shoreline; bank side; edge of shore
穿着
chuān zhe — wearing; dressed in certain clothing
破烂不堪
pò làn bù kān — tattered; worn out beyond use; extremely ragged
雨衣
yǔ yī — raincoat; waterproof outer garment
跳跃
tiào yuè — to jump; to leap; to bound forward
zhe — particle indicating ongoing action or state
穿过
chuān guò — to pass through; to go across something
草地
cǎo dì — grassy area; lawn; meadow
huí — to return; to go back to a place
jiā — home; family; household
幸好
xìng hǎo — fortunately; luckily; it's a good thing
nà — that; those; referring to something distant
不是
bù shì — is not; are not; negation of identity
一条
yī tiáo — one (measure word for long objects, fish)
梭鱼
suō yú — pike fish; barracuda; predatory freshwater fish
先生
xiān sheng — Mr.; sir; gentleman; respectful male address
说道
shuō dào — said; spoke; uttered the following words
wǒ — I; me; first-person singular pronoun
丢失
diū shī — to lose; to misplace; to have something lost
钓竿
diào gān — fishing rod; pole used for fishing
篮子
lán zi — basket; woven container for carrying things
dàn — but; however; yet; nevertheless
zhè — this; referring to something nearby
不太
bù tài — not very; not particularly; not too much
要紧
yào jǐn — important; serious; to matter greatly
因为
yīn wèi — because; since; due to a reason
确信
què xìn — to be certain; to be convinced; firmly believe
再也
zài yě — never again; no longer; not anymore ever
不敢
bù gǎn — dare not; not bold enough to do something
qù — to go; to leave toward a destination
钓鱼
diào yú — to fish; to go fishing with a rod
zài — at; in; on; located at a place
手指
shǒu zhǐ — finger; digit on the hand
tiē — to stick on; to paste; to apply closely
xiē — some; a few; a small amount
橡皮膏
xiàng pí gāo — adhesive bandage; sticking plaster; band-aid
两位
liǎng wèi — two people (polite measure word for persons)
朋友
péng yǒu — friend; companion; acquaintance
dōu — both; all; each; every one included
lái — to come; to arrive; to move toward
fù — to attend; to go to a formal occasion
晚宴
wǎn yàn — dinner banquet; formal evening meal party
无法
wú fǎ — unable to; no way to; impossible to do
招待
zhāo dài — to entertain guests; to host; to treat someone
他们
tā men — they; them; third-person plural pronoun
吃鱼
chī yú — to eat fish; consuming fish as food
食橱
shí chú — food cupboard; pantry; kitchen cabinet for food
还有
hái yǒu — there is also; additionally; furthermore
别的
bié de — other; else; different things or people
东西
dōng xi — thing; stuff; object; item
爵士
jué shì — Sir; knight; title of honor for a gentleman
黑金色
hēi jīn sè — black and gold colored; dark golden hue
马甲
mǎ jiǎ — vest; waistcoat; sleeveless jacket
参议员
cān yì yuán — senator; member of a senate legislature
zé — then; while; on the other hand; in contrast
yòng — to use; to employ; to make use of
网袋
wǎng dài — net bag; mesh bag for carrying items
带来
dài lái — to bring; to carry here; to deliver something
一份
yī fèn — one portion; a serving; one share of something
沙拉
shā lā — salad; mixed vegetable or fruit dish
没有
méi yǒu — do not have; there is no; lacks something
chī — to eat; to consume food
一盘
yī pán — one plate; one dish of food
美味
měi wèi — delicious; tasty; a delicious flavor or dish
小鱼
xiǎo yú — small fish; little fish
而是
ér shì — but rather; instead it is; on the contrary
烤蚱蜢
kǎo zhà měng — roasted grasshopper; grilled grasshopper dish
pèi — to pair with; to accompany; served with
青蛙们
qīng wā men — frogs; the frogs (plural group of frogs)
认为
rèn wéi — to think; to believe; to consider something
这是
zhè shì — this is; used to identify something present
一道
yī dào — one dish; a course of a meal
美妙
měi miào — wonderful; splendid; exquisite; delightfully good
佳肴
jiā yáo — fine dishes; delicacies; excellent food
觉得
jué de — to feel; to think; to have an impression
一定
yī dìng — certainly; definitely; must be the case
hěn — very; quite; extremely; highly
难吃
nán chī — bad-tasting; unpleasant to eat; disgusting food
全文完
quán wén wán — end of full text; the story is complete
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