A Star Is Born · 2018 — 第 4 / 13 章 · 2'30" · B2

Ally Visits Her Father's House, Explained:make it

Ally drops by her father's house late at night and walks into a gambling party and a mess. "I know it's your house. But you smoke too," someone fires back at him. Under the noise, her dad is really telling her what he thinks of her shot at a music career.

あらすじ

Late at night, Ally arrives at her father's house, where his friends are betting on horse races and the place is a wreck. Her dad insists she come in for two minutes because it's Wolfie's birthday. They bicker about smoking, he shows her off to his friends, and then he tells her a hard truth about singers who never make it.

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fucked upa messunder the tablecut down

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このシーンの表現

fucked up

ruined, screwed up

At the table, Ally quietly admits she may have ruined something.

I really fucked up the presentation.

このシーンの他の表現

  • a mess

    in a bad state

  • under the table

    far outdo someone

  • cut down

    reduce or lower

  • inner monitors

    in-ear stage monitors

  • no space

    no room of one's own

このシーンのメモ一覧

53 行のセリフに 23 件のメモ

表現 · B2fuck something up

ruin something

Oh, maybe I fucked that up.
スラング · B2fucked

ruined — A swear for ruining something; never in formal settings.

Oh, maybe I fucked that up.
発音Pretty late

Listen for the t in pretty flapping into a d.

- Hi, Dad. - Pretty late, pretty late.
表現 · A2come in for something

come in for a while

At the door her father insists she come in for a short while.

No, come in for two minutes.
表現 · B1what the hell

what on earth

What the hell happened in here? My God!
表現 · A2a mess

in a bad state

Ally walks in, sees the clutter, and calls the whole place a mess.

This place is a mess!
表現 · B1who the hell

who on earth

Who the hell's betting on horses - at breakfast time in Japan? - It's not - breakfast time in Japan. - They're loading!
スラング · B1crazy

wild, nuts — Playful slang among friends; too loose for work.

- Joe, we're going. Come on! - You guys are crazy!
表現 · B2a sizable investment

a large amount staked

Have a sizable investment on this thing here.
発音my house

Listen for my house linking across the y and h.

Who am I? It's my house.
表現 · A2forget it

never mind

- All right, forget it. - Okay, good.
表現 · B1have no space

no room of one's own

Ally cuts in to say her daughter has no space of her own at home.

I'm just saying, she's got no space.
表現 · A2make it

become a success

It's not always the best singers that make it.
文法 · B2that make it

cleft sentence: The it is ... that frame stresses who does not automatically succeed.

It's not always the best singers that make it.
表現 · B2under the table

far outdo someone

Her father brags that he knew singers who could out-sing Sinatra.

You know? I knew a couple of guys could sing Sinatra under the table.
スラング · B2nobodies

people of no note — Dismissive slang; never say it to the person's face.

just a bunch of nobodies.
表現 · A2come back

return or recover Here it means the hearing will not recover.

Unfortunately, you keep blasting the hearing, it's not gonna come back.
文法 · B2it's time we reconsider

it's time clause: It's time we did marks something overdue, so the verb looks past.

I think it's time we reconsider - the inner monitors. - Mmm-hmm.
表現 · A2a couple of weeks ago

a few weeks back

We've talked about that with Bobby - a couple of weeks ago. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
文法 · B2we can actually use those to amplify

purpose infinitive: The to-infinitive names the purpose: boosting the high frequencies.

If we put the inner moles in, we can actually use those to amplify the high frequencies.
表現 · A2cut down

reduce or lower

In the studio the team suggests pulling the volume down to protect Jack's hearing.

- Yeah, okay, that sounds great. - Cut down the sound.
表現 · B1set something up

arrange

- Yeah, you're right. Yeah. - I'm gonna talk to Bobby, and we're gonna get something set up.
発音call Bobby

Listen for call Bobby blending into one sound.

- All right, Jack. - Yeah, call Bobby.

「Ally Visits Her Father's House」を読み解く

What's really going on

This isn't really a birthday visit. Ally's father wants his friends to see her, and he wants her to keep chasing music even though the odds are ugly. "It's not always the best singers that make it," he says, and it's both encouragement and a warning: talent alone won't save her. He talks about Frank Sinatra walking onstage with the blue eyes and the sharkskin suit, becoming larger than the voice itself. The guests betting on horses are a small joke about luck versus skill — the same gamble he's describing to his daughter. Then he sends everyone off to work, because the party, like her career, isn't going to wait.

Theme

DreamsAlly's father measures her dream against the business, telling her talent alone won't make her a star.
Family loveHe doesn't just praise her; he shows her off to his friends and insists she stay a little longer.

このチャプターで学べること

  • A father uses one flat line to deflate his daughter's dream.
  • Under the table can mean crushing a rival, not just secret pay.
  • Cut down is the everyday verb for lowering volume.
  • Inner monitors are the in-ear gear Jack refuses to wear.

発音のポイント

  • Pretty late — Listen for the t in pretty flapping into a d.
  • my house — Listen for my house linking across the y and h.
  • call Bobby — Listen for call Bobby blending into one sound.
It's not always the best singers that make it.

Talent isn't enough to become a star — luck, image, and timing matter. He's warning Ally that being the best voice in the room won't guarantee success.

I want my friends to look at you.

He's proud of her and wants the people around him to see what she can do. It's affection, but also a father taking credit by showing her off.

You know? I knew a couple of guys could sing Sinatra under the table.

He means he has known singers more gifted than Sinatra, yet they stayed unknown. Under the table here means far better — not secret or illegal.

I know it's your house. But you smoke too.

The comeback to "It's my house." The guest gives in on the rule but points out that the owner breaks it himself.

このシーンについての質問

Why does Ally's dad want her to come inside?

It's Wolfie's birthday and the house is full of his friends. More than that, he wants to show her off and to talk to her about her music career.

What does it mean to sing Sinatra "under the table"?

It means to sing far better than Sinatra could. The father uses it to say he has known singers with more raw talent who never became famous.

Why is the house such a mess?

His friends are over betting on horse races in Japan, with food and butter left out. It shows the relaxed, chaotic way her father lives.

Who is Wolfie?

One of the older men at the house and a friend of Ally's father. Ally greets him for his birthday, though he jokes that it isn't actually his birthday.

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