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Coll ege
sweethearts
1 I smile at my two lovely
daughters and they seem so much more
mature than
we,
their parents, when we were college sweethearts.
Linda, who's 21,
had a
boyfriend
thought she
marry, but
in
her freshman year she
would
they're
not
together anymore.
Melissa, who's 19,
hasn't
had a steady
boyfriend
yet. My
daughters wonder when they will meet
think
a classic
fairy-
heading for
their
father and I had
tale
romance
marriage
from
outset. Perhaps,
right but
the
they're
it
didn't
s
eem so at the time. In a
way,
jus
leas
love<
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t
happens
when
you
t
expect
it.
Who
would
thought that Butch and
I would end up getting married to each
have
other?
He became my boyfriend because
of my shallow agenda: I wanted
a cute
boyfriend!
2 We met through my college roommate at
the university cafeteria.
That fateful
night, I
merely
curious, but for
I think it was
at first sight.
was
him
love
have beautiful
eyes
me all
night
long. I really wasn't that interested for two
reasons. First, he
looked like
he was a really
wild boy, maybe even
Second
dangerous.
,
although
he was
very cute, he seemed a little
weird.
3 Riding on his bicycle,
he'd ride past my dorm as if
pretend
like
to be
surprised
to
see
me.
I
d
the
attention
but
was
cautious
personalit
charmin
abou
t
his
wild,
dynamic
y.
He
had
a
g
way
wit
word
would
an
h
s
which
charm
y
girl.
Fear came over me
when I
started to fall in love.
His exciting
boy
image
--
--
t
tempting
o
tha
it
t
attracted
me?
I always
had
concentratio
an
excellent
reputation.
My
n
was solely
on my studies to
get superior grades.
But for what? College is
supposed
to
be a time of great learning and also some fun. I
had nearly achieved
a great
education, and graduation was just one
semester away. But I hadn't
had any
fun; my life
was stale with no component of fun! I needed a
just
M
any
had
to
be
cute.
y
goal that
semester became:
Be
ambitious and grab the cutest boyfriend I can
find.
4 I worried
what he'd think of me. True, we lived in a time
when a
dramatic shift
tradition
in
sexual
attitudes
was
taking
place,
but
I
was
a
al
girl
wh
o
wasn't ready
for
the
new
ways
that seemed
commo
campus
n
on
.
Butch
looked
superb!
I
was
not
bu
immune to
his
personality,
t
I
was
scared.
The
night
when he
announce
that I was his
girlfriend, I
d
to the
world
went
along
Wha
resist.
t
was
--
--
with him. And then I suddenly thought:
girlfriend? How
di
tha
h
words in
ea
d
t
happen?
e
whispered
sweet
my
r
and
said,
going to marry
you one day and I will be a lawyer. You
will see.
to myself,
5 I
was
l
aughing
inside and said
never
marry this guy. He's a
rebe
future
l
without
a
good
.
He's
my
boyfriend
because
I
hate
boring
student life. I just want to have
my
fun.
6
Sure
enough,
faile
al
d
l
his
the
following
month,
I
found
out
he
had
from the
courses.
Consequently,
he
was going
to be expelled
university.
To
my disgust, he seemed
resigned to his fate. I knew there was hope,
so I led
him to the college secretary for
reconsideration.
politica
7
are
going
to
graduate
with
a
BA
in
l
science
from
UPenn and proceed to the College of
Law,
appeal
on
his behalf, which was approved. Butch was granted
reconsideration.
And,
once we became steadies, he coordinated
his studies and social life,
passing
all of his classes. He
eventually studied
law.
8 Despite Butch's somewhat
wild character, at his core, he is always a
perfect
gentlema
he'
n
and
deserves a lot
of
credit
for
t
,
d
sometime
take
the liberty of displaying his love by planting a
kiss on my
s
lips
right in front of my
friends
who watched and
Bu
astonished
disapproved.
t
the
trut
a pure and responsible
relationship for seven full years.
h
is
we had
Sitting
i
hand
romanti
by
the
palm
trees,
hand
n
,
we
would
listen
to
c
songs,
watch
the
sunset,
and
w
eave
dreams
of being
togethe
wit
--
--
r
h
children of our own,
forever.
passe
9
Two
years
d
in
a
blur.
One
day,
Butch
took
m
e
by
surpris
e
as
he
knelt
and proposed
down
marriage
holding a dozen
red roses! Filled with
deep emotion, I confessed my love for
him,
Then my
brain woke up from
fantasy
land. I cried
o
ut,
No!
We're
too
even
young
to
tie
t
he
knot.
We
haven't
graduated
from college
yet!
really loved him but was
pessimistic about our chances for
success.
10
We married five years
later.
too
u
11
Our
faithful
journey
of
love
and
learning
k
s
down
rock
road
y
s
of
hardship
and
on
smooth
easy-going
highways.
romantic,
sometimes crazy, love story that sums up a
It
is
a
long,
29-
year long honeymoon
together
as
a
couple
who are
still
madly
in
love
with
each
other.
love
commenced with a casual attraction but bloomed
into a mature
love and
rich
life.
Our
--
--
Langu ag e P
oints :
1 I s m il e a t m y tw o
lovely d augh ters and they s eem so m u ch m o re
m atu re than w e, their par en ts, w
hen w e w er e coll ege s w ee th ear
ts . (Pa r a. 1)
Mea ni ng b eyond wo r ds : Married
to her college sweetheart,
the author
now is
happy with
her family
and two grown daughters.
Note: College
sweethearts
refer to someone with whom
one is in love and by
whom one
is loved at college; sweetheart
dear . For
example:
Well done, sweetheart,
we
are all so proud of you.
做得好,宝
贝,我们以你为荣
。
My husband
is the greatest
guy in the
world; he was my college sweetheart.
我丈夫是世
界上最棒的
,大学时他就是我的恋人
。
He tries to
locate his former sweetheart Melina from whom he
has heard
nothing for a very long time.
他在努力寻找他以前的恋人梅利娜
,他已经很久没
有她的消息了
。
2 Li nd a, w
ho
’
s 21, had a bo
yfriend
though t sh e
in
her fr es hm an
yea r sh e
is equivalent
to lover
,darling , beloved , or
w ou ld m arr
y, bu t they
’
re no t tog
eth er an ym ore. Me li ss a, w
ho
’
s 19, hasn
’
t had a stead y bo yfr
iend yet. M y daugh ter s w
ond er w h
en th ey w ill m ee t
“
Th e
One
”
, th eir gr eat lo
ve.(Pa r a.
1)
Mea ni ng b eyond w or ds : Her two
daughters are at the age of just
dating, but they seem to be very mature
wondering when they will meet
their
true love.
3 T h ey thi nk
t heir father and I had a class ic fair y tale rom
an ce h ead ing fo r m arr
iage
Mea ni ng b eyond
from the ou ts et . (Pa r a. 1)
--
--
conventional
romance
because they think it
aimed at
marriage
’
marriage a
Us ag e no te: classic, classical
typical from the
very
beginning.
1 classic
用作形容词表示
“经典的
;精彩的;一流的
”。例如
:
Death on the Nile is one of the classic
works of Agatha Christie.
《
尼罗河上的
惨案
》
是阿加莎·克里斯蒂的经典作品之一
。
口语中也会用到
classic
这个词
。当你看到一场精彩的演出时
,就可
’
sclas
”来
表
sic!
以说
“
Tha t
达赞美
。
classic
用作形容词也表示
“典型的
;标准的
”。
例如:
London is the
classic example of the scattered
city.
伦敦是标准分散
型的城市
。
个
This statement
was a classic illustration
of
British
politeness.
这项陈述是对英国礼貌的一
典型说明
。
classic
也可用作名词
,表示
“文学名著
;经典作品;杰作
”。
例如:
我们家有宫崎骏的所有的
We
all the
classi
of
Miyaz
at
have
standard
cs
Hayao
aki
home.
--
--
经典作品
。
2 classical
不能用作名词
,只能用作形容词
,表示
“古典的
;经典
的
”。
例如:
I spend a lot of time reading and
listening
musi
我花了很多时间阅读和聆听
to classical
c.
古
典音乐
。
Classical music is music
by
composers
as Mozart and
written
such
Beethoven.
像莫扎特
和贝多芬所创作的音乐称为古
典音乐
。
莫扎特和贝多芬所创作的音乐属于古典音乐
(classical
但这些古典音乐经久不衰
,
music),
有
永久的意义和价值
,所以这些音乐也
可称为经典
(
class
music
)。反之,在前面
ic
有一
的音乐
例中说可口可乐瓶子的设计是
,一流的,所以是经典(
classic
)之作,
但很明显
精彩的
可口可乐瓶子的设计不是古典
(
classical
)设计
。
所以,经典的(
classic
)作品
不一定
就
的
是古典的
(
classical
)作
品
。
Note: Classic fairy-tale
is used to
a romance
romance
describe
blessed
with unusual
happiness. Colloquially, a fairy tale
can also refer to any
unlik
story extremely
ely
to be
true.
4
Pe rhap s, they
’
r e righ t
bu t it di dn
’
t s eem so
at the t im e. (Pa ra. 1)
Mea ni ng :
My daughters
’
perception may
be right, yet our romance
back then was actually not
like what they have assumed.
5 I n a
way , lov e ju s t happ ens w hen you lea st exp
ect it . W ho w
ou ld h ave though t
that B utch and I w ou ld end up g ett ing m arr
ied to eac h o ther ? He becam e m y bo
yfr iend b ec aus e of m y shall
ow ag
end a: I w an ted a c ut e bo y fr iend ! (Pa r a.
1)
it. No one thought
Mea ni ng : Love comes your way when
you
that
don
’
treally expect
I
Butc
and I would finally
get married.
my
simply
woul
h
He became
boyfriend
because
d
like
fulfill my
shallow wish: to have an
boyfrie
to
attractive
nd
in
college.
Mea ni ng b eyond
w or
is the suspense of the
a
–
the author
ds : Here
story
broad
gives
hint
that she will tell us
and her
got
at last.
--
--
how she
husband
married
6
We m et through m y c oll eg e r oo mm ate a t th
e un iv ers ity c
afeter ia. T h at
fatefu l nigh t, I w as m er ely cur iou s , bu t
fo r h im I
th in k it was lo ve a t fi
rs t s igh t . (Pa r a. 2)
Mea ni ng : At the school dining hall
that important night, we were
introduced to each other through my
roommate. I met Butch just out of
curiosity, but he seemed to fall in
love with me as soon as he saw me.
7
“
You hav e bea ut ifu l ey
es,
”
h e s aid as
he g aze d at m y f ac e. (Pa ra. 2)
Mea ni ng b eyond
w or ds :
The author was obviously
attractive to Butch since he tried to
please her by praising
her
eyes.
--
--
8 He k ept star ing at m
nigh t long . (Pa
e a ll
ra. 2)
Note: Both
at
and
at
“
looking
at
gaze
stare
mean
something
fixedly for a long time
becaus
of
attracted,
or
has the
etc.
”.
Stare at
e
being
surprised,
thinking,
usually
additional
meanin
eyes
of
open
”
.Also, it
usually
“
with
attention
”;
ga
g
“
with
widely
implies
great
ze
at
impli
“
in a dreamy
and
usually
es
unaware state
of mind
”.
9 I r ea ll y
w asn
’
t that inter est ed
f or tw o rea son s. Firs t, h e loo ked
li k e he w as a r eall y w il d bo y ,
m ay be even d ang er ou s. Se c ond ,
although he w as very c u te, h e see m
ed a li tt le w eir d. (Pa ra. 2)
Mea
ni ng b eyond w or ds : She wasn
’
tinterested in him because
she got
the impression that he was wild
and strange, which illustrates that she
didn
’
tknow much
about him at the beginning. Therefore,
it
’
s not true
that their romance was heading for
marriage from the start.
10 R id ing on
h is b icyc l e, he
’
d rid e
pas t m y do r m as if
“
by acc id ent
”
and
pretend to
be
s ur pr is ed to s ee m e. I li ked th e a
ttention bu t w as cau tiou s abou t his w
il d,
dy nam ic p erson ali
ty. (Pa ra. 3)
Mea ni ng b eyond
to see her by
w or ds : She
understood
h
is little trick:
trying
Though she was
she
was
manufacturing
excuses.
happy to be the focus of his
attention,
also very alert to his wild
and dynamic personality.
11 He had a c
harm ing w ay w ith wo r ds w hic h w ou ld c h ar
m
any g ir l . (Pa ra. 3) Mea ni ng :
He knew how to please and attract
girls
because what he said was always pleasant to their
ears.
12 Fea r cam e o ver
m e wh en I s tar ted t o fall in lov e. H is exc
i
ting
“
bad bo y
--
--
im age
”
w as just too
tem p ti ng to resi st . Wh at w as it th at att
rac
ted m e?(Pa r a. 3)
Mea ni ng : I was in an
awkward position: I started
with
him, but I
to fall in love
was
also
afraid
of that. His bad boy image was too attractive to
resist,
tim
it
but at the same
e
was
somewhat fearful. So,
exactly was it in him that
what
attracted
me?
Note: Tempting is a
participle of the verb
as
an
to
present
tempt , used
adjective
describe
For example, if
you find
the effect that something has
on
something
someone
’
s feelings.
temp
ting/charming/disgusting/fri
it means
it
ghtening,
tempts/charms/disgusts/frightens
you. In English
are a group
of
describi
an effect that
something has
there
words
ng
on your
feelings and ideas. For example:
a
job
一个诱人的工作机
tempting
offer
会
an
increa
alarming
se
in racial hostility
种族仇视的惊人增长
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