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他在白宫说手上有血，总统骂广岛不是他的戏
Oppenheimer · 2023
CEFR B2IELTS 6.5oval-office雅思Power
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Everything you need before watchingThe bombs have already fallen. Oppenheimer is shown into the Oval Office, where Truman thanks him for saving American lives and notes that he made the cover of Time. Oppenheimer wants an arms-control conversation. Truman cuts him off: the Soviets will never have the bomb. When Oppenheimer says he has blood on his hands, the president tells him Hiroshima is not about him, then orders the staff not to let that crybaby back in. Watch how power hears public remorse as a bid for the spotlight.
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J. Robert Oppenheimerphysicist
杜
Harry S. TrumanUS President
伯
James F. ByrnesSecretary of State
Chapters
28 parts · AI-cut01Bohr Sends Him Away玻尔劝他离开实验室，去能想问题的地方C11'56"02Strauss Recruits Him有人拿房子通勤当挖角筹码B23'02"03Rabi On The Train火车上有人挖苦：美国人凭什么来讲新物理B21'39"04First Quantum Seminar第一堂课就把光既是粒子又是波讲成入门C12'08"05Party Politics Debate入党是关心这个世界B22'38"06Naming Los Alamos一生理想落在荒原尽头B21'45"07Kitty And Empty Space有人用酒杯解释世界是空的B22'53"08Lawrence Shuts The Union劳伦斯说你重要，所以电话早就被监听了C11'47"09Groves Offers The Job将军当众念完缺点清单，接着把计划交给他C13'42"10Einstein On Atmosphere点燃大气的概率近乎零，却拿整个世界当赌注C11'53"11Chevalier Approaches厨房里有人转述：资料可以走后门给苏联C11'32"12Teller Pitches Fusion特勒打断裂变课，说下一堂该讲百万吨级氢弹C11'55"13Condon Walks Out芝加哥堆刚临界，康登当场辞职说受不了规矩B22'21"14Last Night With Jean过夜之后他告诉琼，从此不能再见面B23'21"15Cock-And-Bull Story安全官追问时，他编假故事把朋友护下来C14'03"16Bohr On The Aftermath玻尔说即将揭开的力量会活过纳粹，那是新世界C12'35"17GAC Rejects The Super更大的炸弹只瞄准最大的城市，会上有人叫它屠杀C11'52"18Target Committee Meeting轰炸城市能少死人C13'33"19Trinity Weather Hold点火时刻押在黎明雨停C13'01"20Truman Oval Office他在白宫说手上有血，总统骂广岛不是他的戏B23'26"21Fuchs And The World生日会上听说富克斯一直在为苏联做间谍C11'31"22Moment Of The Explosion侥幸活着仍会死C11'54"23Power In The Shadows斯特劳斯把材料交给博登，权力留在阴影里C12'38"24Rabi Asks For Mermaids拉比反问：原子弹氢弹都有了，还要美人鱼吗C12'19"25Borden Reads The Letter博登当庭宣读：奥本海默更可能是苏联代理人C12'14"26Hill Names The Motive整人不过公报私仇C12'34"27Kitty On The Stand基蒂当场顶回去：我不喜欢你这种问法C12'36"28Did You Support The Bomb律师当庭问他后不后悔投弹，他只说做了本职C13'00"
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00:02
Dr. Oppenheimer?
奥本海默博士？
00:04
Dr. Oppenheimer?
奥本海默博士？
00:06
-Nice picture. -Oh.
-照片不错。-哦。
00:08
President Truman will see you now .
杜鲁门总统现在见您。
00:24
Dr. Oppenheimer. It's an honor .
奥本海默博士。荣幸之至。
00:27
-Mr. President. -Please.
-总统先生。-请。
00:29
Thank you.
谢谢。
00:31
Secretary Byrnes.
伯恩斯国务卿。
00:33
How's it feel to be
感觉怎么样，当上
00:35
the most famous man in the world ?
全世界最有名的人？
00:38
You helped save a lot of American lives .
你帮忙救了很多美国士兵的命。
00:42
What we did at Hiroshima was a...
我们在广岛做的事是一场……
00:44
And Nagasaki.
还有长崎。
00:46
Well, obviously.
那当然了。
00:48
Your invention let us bring our boys home .
你的发明让咱们能把小伙子们带回家。
00:52
Well, it was hardly my invention .
这哪儿能算是我的发明。
00:55
It was you on the cover of Time .
《时代》封面上可是你。
01:01
Jim tells me you're concerned
吉姆跟我说你担心
01:02
about an arms race with the Soviets.
会跟苏联搞军备竞赛。
01:04
Uh, yes, uh...
呃，是的，呃……
01:07
Well, um,
这个，嗯，
01:08
it's that, uh, now is our chance to secure
是这样，呃，现在正是机会，去争取
01:14
international cooperation on atomic energy,
原子能的国际合作，
01:17
and... and I'm concerned...
而且……而且我担心……
01:20
Do you know when the Soviets are gonna have the bomb?
你知道苏联什么时候能有原子弹吗？
01:22
I don't think I could give a...
我觉得我没法给出一个……
01:24
Never.
永远不会。
01:26
Never.
永远不会。
01:28
Mr. President, the-the Russians have good physicists
总统先生，俄、俄国有很好的物理学家
01:31
and-and... and abundant resources .
还、还有……还有丰富的资源。
01:32
-Abundant? -Yes.
-丰富？-是的。
01:35
I don't think so .
我不这么认为。
01:38
Well, they'll-they'll put everything they have and...
他们会、会把所有的都押上去，而且……
01:45
I hear you're leaving Los Alamos.
我听说你要离开洛斯阿拉莫斯。
01:50
What should we do with it?
那地方我们怎么办？
01:51
Give it back to the Indians.
还给印第安人。
02:01
Um... Dr. Oppenheimer,
嗯……奥本海默博士，
02:04
if what you say about the Soviets is true ,
如果你说的苏联那套是真的，
02:06
we have to build up Los Alamos ,
我们就得扩建洛斯阿拉莫斯，
02:10
not shut it down .
而不是关掉它。
02:15
Uh, Mr. President...
呃，总统先生……
02:18
Um...
嗯……
02:22
I feel that I have blood on my hands .
我觉得双手沾满了鲜血。
02:46
You think anyone in Hiroshima or Nagasaki
你以为广岛或长崎有谁
02:51
gives a shit who built the bomb ?
会他妈在乎是谁造的这颗炸弹？
02:57
They care who dropped it.
他们在乎的是谁投下的。
03:00
I did.
是我。
03:04
Hiroshima isn't about you .
广岛不是在讲你。
03:13
Dr. Oppenheimer.
奥本海默博士。
03:26
Don't let that crybaby back in here.
别再让那个爱哭鬼进来。
Language points
Click a card to jump to its moment in the videoCollocationA2↩ 00:08
will see you now
will see you now
现在可以见你了（秘书领人进去）
President Truman will see you now .
杜鲁门总统现在见您。
Pronunciation↩ 00:08
will see you now
will、you 弱读，see 和 now 咬清。
President Truman will see you now .
杜鲁门总统现在见您。
Pronunciation↩ 00:24
It's an honor
It's an 连成 /ɪtsən/，honor 的 h 可弱。
Dr. Oppenheimer. It's an honor .
奥本海默博士。荣幸之至。
SlangA2↩ 00:33
How's it feel
感觉怎么样（口语）——非正式，正式写 How does it feel
How's it feel to be
感觉怎么样，当上
CollocationA2↩ 00:35
the most famous person in the world
the most famous person in the world
全世界最有名的人
the most famous man in the world ?
全世界最有名的人？
CollocationA2↩ 00:38
save someone's life
save someone's life
救了很多人的命
You helped save a lot of American lives .
你帮忙救了很多美国士兵的命。
GrammarB1↩ 00:42
What we did at Hiroshima
主语从句：What we did 整块当主语，等于我们在广岛做的那件事。
What we did at Hiroshima was a...
我们在广岛做的事是一场……
CollocationB1↩ 00:48
bring the boys home
bring the boys home
让士兵回家
这里 boys=美军士兵，不是小孩
Your invention let us bring our boys home .
你的发明让咱们能把小伙子们带回家。
CollocationB1↩ 00:52
hardly my something
hardly my something
很难说是我的……（推脱/谦虚）
Well, it was hardly my invention .
这哪儿能算是我的发明。
CollocationA2↩ 00:55
on the cover of something
on the cover of something
登上某杂志封面
It was you on the cover of Time .
《时代》封面上可是你。
CollocationB1↩ 01:02
an arms race
an arms race
军备竞赛
about an arms race with the Soviets.
会跟苏联搞军备竞赛。
CollocationA2↩ 01:08
now is our chance to do something
now is our chance to do something
现在正是机会
it's that, uh, now is our chance to secure
是这样，呃，现在正是机会，去争取
CollocationB1↩ 01:14
international cooperation on something
international cooperation on something
国际合作
international cooperation on atomic energy,
原子能的国际合作，
GrammarB1↩ 01:20
when the Soviets are gonna have the bomb
宾语从句：know 后面用 when 引导问句语序改陈述：不是 when are they。
Do you know when the Soviets are gonna have the bomb?
你知道苏联什么时候能有原子弹吗？
SlangA2↩ 01:20
gonna
将要（going to）——口语连音，写作写 going to
Do you know when the Soviets are gonna have the bomb?
你知道苏联什么时候能有原子弹吗？
CollocationB1↩ 01:31
abundant resources
abundant resources
丰富的资源
and-and... and abundant resources .
还、还有……还有丰富的资源。
Pronunciation↩ 01:35
don't think so
don't 的 t 常丢掉，听成 don-think。
I don't think so .
我不这么认为。
CollocationB1↩ 01:38
put everything one has
put everything one has
倾尽所有、把全部押上
Well, they'll-they'll put everything they have and...
他们会、会把所有的都押上去，而且……
CollocationA2↩ 01:51
give something back
give something back
把某物还给原主
Give it back to the Indians.
还给印第安人。
GrammarB2↩ 02:04
if what you say about the Soviets is true
条件套从句：if 后面再套 what you say，先当名词再当条件。
if what you say about the Soviets is true ,
如果你说的苏联那套是真的，
CollocationB1↩ 02:06
build something up
build something up
扩建、加强某机构
we have to build up Los Alamos ,
我们就得扩建洛斯阿拉莫斯，
CollocationA2↩ 02:10
shut something down
shut something down
关掉、停掉
not shut it down .
而不是关掉它。
CollocationB2↩ 02:22
have blood on one's hands
have blood on one's hands
手上沾血、负有罪责
I feel that I have blood on my hands .
我觉得双手沾满了鲜血。
GrammarA2↩ 02:22
that I have blood on my hands
宾语从句：feel that + 句子，that 可省略，后面是感觉的内容。
I feel that I have blood on my hands .
我觉得双手沾满了鲜血。
Pronunciation↩ 02:22
blood on my hands
blood、hands 双实词重读，on my 带过。
I feel that I have blood on my hands .
我觉得双手沾满了鲜血。
GrammarB1↩ 02:51
who built the bomb
宾语从句：who built the bomb 是 give a shit 的宾语，问的是身份。
gives a shit who built the bomb ?
会他妈在乎是谁造的这颗炸弹？
Pronunciation↩ 02:51
gives a shit
a 弱成 /ə/，shit 砸下去。
gives a shit who built the bomb ?
会他妈在乎是谁造的这颗炸弹？
SlangB2↩ 02:51
gives a shit
他妈的在乎——极粗，正式场合禁用
gives a shit who built the bomb ?
会他妈在乎是谁造的这颗炸弹？
CollocationB1↩ 03:04
something isn't about someone
something isn't about someone
这件事不是关于你的
Hiroshima isn't about you .
广岛不是在讲你。
Pronunciation↩ 03:04
isn't about you
you 最重，isn't about 往下铺。
Hiroshima isn't about you .
广岛不是在讲你。
SlangB1↩ 03:26
crybaby
爱哭鬼——贬义，说人爱抱怨，正式别用
Don't let that crybaby back in here.
别再让那个爱哭鬼进来。
Teaching points
Review right after watchingMy level
above my level
SwearingB2↩ 02:51
give a shit
在乎、当回事（粗）
In the scene杜鲁门骂广岛长崎没人在乎谁造的弹，只在乎谁投下。
Nobody in the waiting room gives a damn who wrote the protocol.候诊室里没人在乎协议是谁写的。
In daily life
客户验收The client doesn't give a shit who designed the slides. They care who billed them.客户才不管幻灯片谁做的。他们在乎谁开的账单。
above my level
IdiomB2↩ 02:22
blood on my hands
手上沾血、负有罪责
In the scene奥本海默对总统承认自己对原子弹死者负有责任。
The board cannot pretend there is no blood on its hands after the mine collapse.矿难之后，董事会不能假装手上没血。
In daily life
产品事故If we ship the known defect, that blood is on us.明知缺陷还发货，那血就在我们手上。
above my level
IronyB2↩ 01:51
give it back to the indians
反话：放弃这块地
In the scene杜鲁门问实验室怎么办，奥本海默用一句冷笑话等于说关掉它。
Asked what to do with the empty office, he shrugged: give the keys back to the landlord.有人问空办公室怎么办，他耸肩：钥匙还给房东。
In daily life
项目收摊If nobody uses the lab, give the space back to the library.没人用这实验室，就把地方还给图书馆。
above my level
DiscourseB2↩ 03:04
isn't about you
这事不是在讲你
In the scene总统把奥本海默的悔恨从广岛这件事里剜出去，不许他当主角。
The budget hearing isn't about you. It's about who loses coverage.预算听证不是在讲你。是在讲谁会失去保障。
In daily life
家庭争执This funeral isn't about you. Sit down.这场葬礼不是在讲你。坐下。
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CollocationB1↩ 01:02
arms race
军备竞赛
In the scene总统转述奥本海默的担忧：美国会和苏联比着造武器。
The two studios are in an arms race for streaming shows.两家制片厂在为流媒体剧集搞军备竞赛。
In daily life
行业内卷Don't start an arms race on discounts. Nobody wins.别打价格军备竞赛。没人赢。
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Phrasal verbB1↩ 02:10
shut down
关掉、停掉
In the scene杜鲁门反对关闭洛斯阿拉莫斯，要反过来扩建。
If the reactor fails the test, they will shut it down overnight.反应堆测验不过，他们会连夜关掉。
In daily life
关店通知The cafe will shut down in March for renovations.这家咖啡馆三月要关门装修。
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SlangB1↩ 03:26
crybaby
爱哭鬼、爱抱怨的人
In the scene奥本海默一走，总统对下属把公开悔恨骂成爱哭。
Call him sensitive if you want, but don't call a colleague a crybaby in the hallway.你要说他敏感可以，别在走廊叫同事爱哭鬼。
In daily life
球赛输了Stop being a crybaby. We lost, we train.别当爱哭鬼。输了就练。
Golden lines
A great line in its own right — why and how to use it“I feel that I have blood on my hands.”
我觉得双手沾满了鲜血。
Why it's great
四个普通词把战争罪责按在自己手心上。
Pattern
have blood on one's hands
When to use
承认自己对伤害负有责任时。
Similar
I have blood on my hands. ／ That blood is on me.
Register
literary
Shadowing tip
feel that 轻带，blood、hands 咬死下沉。
Use it yourself
裁员之后After signing the layoff list, she felt blood on her hands.签完裁员名单，她觉得双手沾血。
“Hiroshima isn't about you.”
广岛不是在讲你。
Why it's great
一句话把个人悔恨从历史事件里剜出去。
Pattern
X isn't about you.
When to use
有人把公共事件揽成自己的戏时，用来把焦点挪开。
Similar
This isn't about you. ／ Don't make this about yourself.
Register
informal
Shadowing tip
Hiroshima 后略停，you 最重往下摔。
Use it yourself
事故检讨This recall isn't about you. It's about the people who got hurt.这次召回不是在讲你。是在讲受伤的人。
“Don't let that crybaby back in here.”
别再让那个爱哭鬼进来。
Why it's great
客套散场，一句私下吩咐才是总统的真判决。
Pattern
Don't let that + 名词 + back in here.
When to use
不想再见某个爱抱怨的人时，私下嘱咐门口。
Similar
Don't let him back in. ／ Keep that complainer out.
Register
informal
Shadowing tip
Don't let 连读，crybaby 咬清，here 下坠。
Use it yourself
会后挡人Don't let that complainer back into the briefing.别再让那个爱抱怨的人进通气会。
Monologue
One character carrying the scene — shadow the whole passage❝ 总统把锅甩回去
You think anyone in Hiroshima or Nagasaki gives a shit who built the bomb? They care who dropped it. I did. Hiroshima isn't about you.
你以为广岛或长崎有谁 会他妈在乎是谁造的这颗炸弹？ 他们在乎的是谁投下的。 是我。 广岛不是在讲你。
先用脏话问谁在乎，再一句广岛不是你的戏。