Chapter 13 of 18 · 1'59"
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过了意外才叫过日子
Downton Abbey: A New Era · 2022
Learning settings
The story so far
Everything you need before watchingA miniature inscribed to Violet has turned up, and she knows the family thinks something improper once went on with Montmirail. Tom is a rotten liar, and she teases him for it. They hope to meet at the villa every summer; she says that is all over for her. He was not what they had in mind for Sybil, but they got past it. The portrait, she says, came from a street photograph she should have burned.
Chapters
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Language points
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Review right after watchingget on
相处得好
have in mind
心目中的人选
get past
跨过、释怀
sit for
摆姿势让人画
rotten liar
撒谎很烂的人
got anywhere
一事无成
all over
对某人已经结束
Golden lines
A great line in its own right — why and how to use it“You weren't quite what we had in mind for Sybil, but we got past it.”
你不完全是我们给西比尔心目中的人选,但我们后来释怀了。
先否定人选,再用 got past it 把过节轻轻放下。
not what we had in mind, but we got past it
承认对方不是当初设想的人,却已经接受时用。
You weren't our first choice, but we moved on. / It wasn't what we pictured, but we got over it.
literary
quite 稍顿,got past it 落下。
“Getting past the unexpected.”
跨过那些意料之外的事。
五个词把生活说成过意外,适合做告别金句。
getting past the unexpected
总结一段波折、把意外说成日子本身时用。
Moving on from the surprises. / Life is getting through what you did not plan.
literary
Getting 轻起,unexpected 拉长。
“I think we got on pretty well in the end, don't you?”
到最后我们相处得还不错,你说呢?
got on pretty well 把多年别扭收成一句体面话。
we got on pretty well in the end
关系从别扭变顺、回头和解时用。
We ended up getting along. / It worked out between us eventually.
neutral
pretty well 连读,don't you 上扬。
Monologue
One character carrying the scene — shadow the whole passageIn the end. You weren't quite what we had in mind for Sybil, but we got past it. And that's life, isn't it? Getting past the unexpected. And perhaps learning from it, which I think we can say we've done.
到最后。 你不完全是我们给西比尔心目中的人选,但我们后来释怀了。 而这就是生活,不是吗? 跨过那些意料之外的事。 或许还能从中学到东西,我想我们可以说已经做到了。
No, we... we went for a walk in the town one day, and there was a shop where a man was taking photographs. Yeah, I remember 'cause he was the first photographer' I'd ever seen. They must have copied it from that. Montmirail sent it to me in London with a silly scribbled letter. I sent it back. Of course, I should have burned it.
没有,我们……有一天在镇上散步,有家店里有人在照相。 对,我记得,因为他是我见过的第一个摄影师。 他们一定是照着那张照片临摹的。 蒙米拉伊把它连同一封乱涂乱写的傻信寄到伦敦给我。 我把它寄回去了。 当然,我本该烧掉它。
Takeaways
What you walk away with- Use got past it to let a conflict go
- Hear had in mind as the intended person
- Close a story with in the end
- Catch rotten liar as teasing, not rage
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Questions, then the linesWhat does got past it mean here?
It means they moved on. Violet accepted Tom though he was not the match they pictured.
How do you use had in mind?
Have someone in mind means the person or plan you originally pictured.
Did Violet sit for the miniature?
She did not sit for a painter. A shop photograph was later copied into the miniature.
How is in the end different from finally?
In the end stresses the result after trouble, not just a final moment in time.
Is rotten liar a swear word?
No. Rotten means terrible in speech. Here Violet teases Tom for being a bad liar.
