keep a promise; stay loyal to a position
I stand by my oath, loyalty to wishes three.Aladdin · 2019 — 第 8 / 24 章 · 6'14" · B2
Aladdin rubs the lamp and gets a blue, nonstop Genie instead of a sober servant. The first thing Genie does is complain that his new master knows nothing: "Genie, wishes, lamp, none of that ringing a bell?" What follows is a song that is also a rulebook for the three wishes.
Aladdin rubs the lamp and a giant blue Genie bursts out, ready with a grand oath — then immediately starts chatting. Genie can't believe his new master knows nothing about lamps or wishes, so he explains the rules in song: rub the lamp, say what you want, and stick to three wishes.
注目の表現
ring a bellstand bya differencehow it works
このシーンの表現
听着耳熟;有点印象
灯神问阿拉丁是否真没听说过灯神、愿望和神灯这套说法,用这句话确认他是不是在装傻。
Does the name ring a bell at all?
keep a promise; stay loyal to a position
there is a distinction
the way something operates
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keep a promise; stay loyal to a position
I stand by my oath, loyalty to wishes three.Help me out here. Where's your boss?liaison
Help me out here. Where's your boss?there is a distinction
I am a genie. There is a difference.present perfect continuous
Look, kid, I've been doing this a long time, all right?I mean, you get my point. Where's that guy?So, it's just you and me down here?That's your personal business...gonna
but we gonna need to talk about that monkey later.past simple question
So, you rubbed the lamp?Oh. Okay. Hey, do you mind...the way something operates
Right, but that's not quite how it works, though.Genie, wishes, lamp, none of that ringing a bell?Wow! Well, that's a first.But, master, you're in luck Because up your sleeveBut, master, you're in luck Because up your sleeveYou got some power In your corner nowliaison
You got some power In your corner nowHave some of column A Try all of column B I'm in the mood To help you, dudeliaison
Have some of column A Try all of column B I'm in the mood To help you, dudeHave some of column A Try all of column B I'm in the mood To help you, dudeYou got me bona fide Certifiedmust
they must begin with rubbing the lamp and saying, "I wish." Got it?Feel free to interrupt me anytime you don't understand.and it generally has to do withtons of money and power!The Genie arrives like a showman, but the scene is really about a servant figuring out his master. He opens with a formal vow — "I stand by my oath, loyalty to wishes three" — and then spends the rest of the number testing whether this kid is worth the trouble. Aladdin's ignorance is both a joke and a chance: "Genie, wishes, lamp, none of that ringing a bell?" The song disguises the fine print as entertainment, spelling out the limits — no extra wishes, no forced love, no raising the dead. Even the correction, "I am a genie. There is a difference," is about taking him seriously. The comedy works because the power dynamic is upside down: the all-powerful one keeps asking the poor kid for approval.
I stand by my oath, loyalty to wishes three.Genie's formal opening vow: he will honor the deal and grant exactly three wishes, nothing more.
I am a genie. There is a difference.A correction for anyone who lumps genies in with giants — he takes his identity, and the rules, seriously.
You ain't never had A friend like meThe song's boast and its promise: no other friend can give you what the Genie can.
The whole song was the instructions!Genie's exasperated reminder that the big musical number already explained how the wishes work.
You can't wish for more wishes. Three is enough.One of the hard rules of the lamp, delivered like a shrug: three wishes, and no cheating your way to more.
Three. The Genie says so more than once, and one rule forbids wishing for more wishes — three is all anyone gets.
It's both a joke and a shortcut: the number entertains while it lays out the rules, which is why Genie later calls the whole song the instructions.
Rub the lamp and say "I wish." You get three wishes, can't wish for more, and can't make someone love someone or bring back the dead.
It means sounding familiar. Genie asks if genies, wishes, and lamps ring a bell, because his new master seems to have heard of none of it.
次のチャプター · 第 9 章the cherry on topAladdin Becomes Prince Ali
第 1 章The diamond in the roughThe Mariner Tells Aladdin's Story
第 2 章one jump aheadAladdin's One Jump Ahead Chase
第 3 章Come and go as we pleaseAladdin Shares His Rooftop Home
第 4 章Remember your placeJafar Manipulates the Sultan
第 5 章like you own the placeAladdin Sneaks into the Palace
第 6 章nothing comes for freeJafar Offers Aladdin a Deal
第 7 章see the light of dayAladdin Enters the Cave of Wonders
再生中 · 第 8 章ring a bellGenie Explains the Three Wishes
第 9 章the cherry on topAladdin Becomes Prince Ali
第 10 章weak in the kneesPrince Ali's Grand Parade
第 11 章out of the gamePrince Ali's Awkward First Impression
第 12 章see right through someoneAladdin Panics as Prince Ali
第 13 章in a charming sort of a wayA Prince Calls on the Princess
第 14 章crystal clearAladdin's Magic Carpet Ride
第 15 章shine throughJafar Unveils Aladdin's Lie
第 16 章in the neighborhoodGenie Backdates a Wish to Save Aladdin
第 17 章under a spellJasmine Exposes Jafar
第 18 章live a lieGenie Confronts Aladdin's Lie
第 19 章seen and not heardJafar Seizes the Sultan's Throne
第 20 章written in stoneJasmine Turns Hakim Against Jafar
第 21 章the ends of the earthJafar Exposes Aladdin
第 22 章nothing withoutJasmine Grabs the Lamp
第 23 章mark my wordsJafar Wishes to Be the Most Powerful
第 24 章owe you everythingAladdin's Last Wish Frees the Genie